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

The home feed of Tomes of Evil, Pathways, Gone the Form of Man, and more

The dead are coming back to life after the apocalypse that everyone forgot. Follow four wanderers as they traverse a fantastical land that may technically no longer exist, in this real play Dungeons and Dragons podcast inspired by the 1970s.

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

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.

Four Black women, who are O.G., Gen X, and Millennial Trekkies, discuss Black science fiction in tv, films, graphic novels, books and conventions.

Historian and novelist Ada Palmer and author and vocateur reader Jo Walton interview other fiction authors, historians, scientists, editors, and friends, interspersed with bonus episodes where they discuss topics such as history, gelato, and the craft of writing.

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

In the world of Malorum, mankind teeters on the brink of extinction as the dead rise from their graves to devour them. Join Alaric von Beller, Grand Inquisitor of the Thacean Empire, as he chronicles his struggles to turn the tide of war in favour of the living. Created by Apocalypse Studios. Learn more at www.deadhaussonata.com

“Read it Twice is a podcast featuring two friends and a good book. Each episode we will take the listener on a literary, fun-fact, journey through the heart and soul of some of the great works of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, prose, and beyond.”

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Nice Jewish Books is a podcast focusing on adult Jewish fiction. On this podcast, we chat with authors about Jewish literature, historical fiction, science fiction and fantasy, mysteries, works in translation, and more. As long as a book has a Jewish theme, it’s a candidate for our show! This is a project of the Association of Jewish Libraries, the leading authority on Judaica Librarianship,