Four stupid adventurers and their dumb dumb DM explore a world of fantasy humanoids, spider queens, ice, hot chip, and try not to completely fuck up along the way.

Listen in as speculative fiction writer and Bram Stoker Award Finalist and Clarion West 2015 Graduate Thersa Matsuura reads and shares some great tales. Each episode aims to showcase the most immersive storytelling with both classics and Thersa's own writing accompanied by high quality soundscapes created for hours of relaxation. Also check out her other podcast, Uncanny Japan for Japanese folklore, folktales, cultural tidbits and superstitions!

Orion sets out to fight the curse that's currently counting down the amount of time he has by finding the key to immortality. That requires a road trip across the country with his friends Sage, Bee, and Lucas, and plenty of fun to ensue.

In this new scripted podcast from the creators of The Blondes, the wolves aren’t just on Wall Street anymore. The Bite is a 4-episode horror comedy series that follows Tess, a young Brooklyn playwright, who awkwardly stumbles into joining a wealthy all-female werewolf pack in the Hamptons. Tess is like any other struggling playwright who’s made it to Edinburgh Fringe: she mined her complicated life for material. And what would a one-woman show be without embarrassing revelations? But in the first episode of The Bite, Tess also reveals something altogether different: that she has lycanthropic powers. Being a werewolf has complicated her dating life but also greatly improved her career options, especially after she’s taken in by a clique of monied heiresses headed by Diane, a seductive, sociopathic bon vivant. She attempts to mold Tess, but will Tess fight to remain her own person?  Performed by Cecilia Corrigan, Jenny Grace Makholm, with Roberta Colindrez (Starz’s Vida, HBO’s The Deuce), Rob Belushi (HBO’s Ballers), Ronald Peet (Netflix’s I-Land) Grace C. Williams (Lena Waithe’s Rising) and Carson Elrod. Written and Produced by Brian J Davis & Emily Schultz. Directed by Jenny Grace Makholm. Sound design and editing by. Brian J Davis. Music by Oldfather. Songs were performed by Dawn Lewis with Mark Thibideau and Mathew Thibideau, and with Oldfather. Art by Carolyn Tripp.

A series of weird horror podcasts set in the midwest. The Dead Letter Office of Somewhere, Ohio is a horror-comedy fiction podcast set within one of the last remaining Dead Letter Offices in the country. Join Conway, Wren, and the rest as they archive strange, spooky, surreal pieces of lost mail. A solo project by a nonbinary creator inspired by Kentucky Route Zero, Twin Peaks, Edgar Allen Poe, and more. Each episode features 2 short stories connected in some way, either narratively or thematically. What begins as an anthology evolves into...something else. Content warnings are posted in the show notes, along with transcripts. Written, performed, and scored by Rat Grimes (they/he) Art by Nerdvolkurisu

Creep follows Miami and Denver as they investigate a possible heist of a famous painting. Sasha, the one who alerted them of it, makes sure that she's not forgotten in the process. Will they be able to stop the heist in time?

A disturbing examination of the minds of two 30-somethings. Films, dicks, music, memories both real and imagined. Best listened to while driving on the highway with a blindfold on

An extremely well-behaved Beatrix Potter-ish storybook podcast series ostensibly for children.

This is a story podcast documenting the alternate history of the U.S. and the world from 1963 to 1985, in a world where John F. Kennedy survives and the great upheavals of the time take a different path than they did in real life.

We're nerds. We're funny. We talk and make jokes about fantasy and sci-fi. You're welcome. Featuring LezbiNerdy, Nae'Blis, Kevin Angus, and Jess from The Amyrlin's Study.

Ready for Happily Ever After? Now, it's in your pocket! Dive into these guaranteed HEAs and get a dose of love in your pocket.

A series of short children's stories following the adventures of Langley Bear who lives at Langley Castle Hotel in Northumberland, England