Awesome story, great blend of sci-fi, character and world building, and just enough of comedy sprinkled throughout.

This podcast is proof that there can be high quality without ads every 5 mins taking time away from the story telling. ALL 3 seasons were perfect and the story flowed like water. If you’re lucky enough to stumble on this like I did, please don’t skip it

Very entertaining and well acted, hopefully more people get to enjoy this, I'll be joining the patreon.

This is a great story - mystery, thrills, and very well developed characters. The two leads are fantastic. The sound production is excellent and overall it’s a very polished work.

This podcast has really turned out to be a nice surprise. I didn’t think that I’d like it, but it’s making its way up there on my top podcasts list!

My new favorite sci fi audio drama . I’m a sucker for setting and this really delivers .

Seriously, I subscribe to many audio drama podcasts. I have heard many from fantasy to science fiction. ‘The Call of the Void’ is on my top three list of best podcasts! The sound of the episodes is definitely number one in professional audio sound and voice acting! I loved this podcast!

Acting, writing, production value, cat sound effects are all top notch. Like the love child of Stranger Things, Near Dark, and Constantine. You really root for the main characters, sharing in every victory and mourning with their every loss. I binge listened almost start to finish. Can’t wait for more from this team!

I’m going to put this one next to Black Tapes on my recommendation list. I love audio dramas but they certainly aren’t created equally. I enjoy that this one is scary without being gruesome. The production/writing/acting is fun to follow from the beginning. A lot of audio dramas make you work for it at first.

The characters are amazing. Wonderfully written, well acted, great chemistry. The story is solid overall, a typical lovecraftian eldritch horror kind of deal. I was invested. The sound editing is not good, however. It’s very difficult, bordering sometimes on impossible, to understand what’s happening during action scenes, which are little more than a lot of grunting and crashing noises, and the volume difference between that and dialogue scenes is maddening. But the characters make up for those shortcomings.