
A truck driver searches across America for the wife she had long assumed was dead. In the course of her search, she will encounter not-quite-human serial murderers, towns literally lost in time, and a conspiracy that goes way beyond one missing woman.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 67 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Once upon a time, I was part of a movement called Praxis.
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There is someone else with us out on these roads.
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I drive all night and arrive with dawn at the place where my love lies sleeping.
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I’m driving fast because I need to outrun my doubts.
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Some peculiarities hold it back. While I find the tone, themes, and observations interesting, the format is bizarre to me. Too many awkward turns of phrase that you know the writer is proud of, but you would never hear someone actually speak. The recording is supposed to be one character's oral account, but it's written more like a novel, and this conflict breaks immersion. Episodes are also closed with long stretches of music that I'm always skipping.
This is my favorite podcast ever! Along with Welcome to Nightvale but I’m not finished with that one yet. I love everything about this show, the plot is really compelling and always has you on the edge of your seat by you also can’t help but feel relaxed at the same time. For being a horror sort of thing it is also very beautiful and poetic. The philosophies and philosophical thinking is so far unique in its way, always very very interesting and thought provoking, can’t speak for everyone but at... more
So glad Keisha is back— I really wasn’t sure how the show would pick up from what I felt was a very final, no-loose-ends ending, but I really like the new season’s focus on more magical aspects.
I will say that this show has a very particular style, which is different from a lot of popular audio dramas out there. If you prefer your audio dramas to sound as close to real life as possible, this is probably not the one from you— however, I love that it doesn’t linger in the “awkward, almost-realist... more
Captivating. Intriguing and clever
Has there ever been such a beautiful mix of philosophy and horror while talking to yourself in the middle of nowhere, or perhaps, several nowheres? Thank you so much, for making this amazing podcast, you guys are my absolute favorite!
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A gritty, road-tripped fictional audio drama that follows a truck driver as she crosses America in search of her missing wife, uncovering surreal landscapes, conspiracy threads, and morally ambiguous encounters. Episodes blend intimate relationship dynamics with eerie, folkloric Americana, shifting between ordinary road life and unsettling visions, often punctuated by sharp sponsor reads that ground the fantastical world in contemporary products. The series stands out for its cinematic narration, immersive world-building, and a persistent tension between truth and danger on the open road.
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