Museum of the Missing
Claire WallerOn the 29th of February 1988, a global catastrophe led to 3.5 million people disappearing in an instant. Only problem is, no one remembers anything about it. Until now.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Categories | DramaScience FictionFiction | ||||
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END OF SEASON ONE!
In the final episode, K looks into the concept of The Dreamer, and has to admit some uncomfortable truths - what may be considered fictional here may not be so in the wider universe. Who, or what, is The Dreamer? The Crawling Chao... more
I've already posted this on the Museum's socials, but next episode (12) will be the season finale due to the property next door having rennovations done by the World's Noisiest Builders. Rather than compromise my already shoddy recording work, I've d... more
K continues to look through the various alternate newpaper articles, and discovers an unsettling comparison with our timeline.
Museum of the Missing is written, performed and produced by Claire Waller. The title song, Museum of the Missing, was writ... more
In this week's episode, K looks into a group of polar scientists who disappeared despite none of them having a 29th February birthday, leaving one witness - and what he has to say about the true nature of The Event piles on more questions... who is T... more
In this episode, K explores a strange article around Thylacines, and how she might have been looking at everything from the wrong angle.
Museum of the Missing is written, performed and produced by Claire Waller. The title song, Museum of the Missing... more
This week, K has been sent an account of someone else who may have experienced The Event
C/W: grief, mention of child loss and discussions around mental illness.
Museum of the Missing is written, performed and produced by Claire Waller. The title s... more
This week, K delves into a document she probably shouldn’t have - just what did happen to the Russian sub off the coast of Newfoundland during The Event?
Museum of the Missing is written, performed and produced by Claire Waller. The title song, Mus... more
This week, K looks into the Mandela Effect - and discovers that there are things that may not be as fictional as we might think.
Museum of the Missing is written, performed and produced by Claire Waller. The title song, Museum of the Missing, was wr... more
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Reviews
Claire, if you see this PLEASE finish the pod! This is honestly one of the most interesting, spooky, creative pods I've listened to and it's literally just a woman and a microphone, no fancy effects, no full cast recording. Episodes digressed into wild physics or philosophy tangents that were genuinely fascinating. Highly recommend to anyone who likes their horror cosmic, thoughtful and strange.
Podchaser58 months agoAli78- Bring it back!
I really enjoyed this and hope that they will return to it again!
Apple Podcasts5Poochensens
Spaina year ago - Great story!
This is so good! Wish their were more episodes. Very thought-provoking.
Apple Podcasts5Jamie Cheval
United Statesa year ago - Good!
👍🏻 Good story- I’d love to hear more 👍🏻
Apple Podcasts5metalbot0580United States2 years ago - good start
The first few episodes are all a really good start, but not really carried through to the end of the season.
Apple Podcasts2NT1909United States2 years ago - Heady and thought provoking
I found this little gem through Reddit and I'm glad I gave it a chance! Everything from the author/voice actress stumbling a little over her words to the sound quality give this a kind of realism. She really could be just some stranger that stumbled across this and decided to share. So far each episode has really explored some deep possibilities (the one about time really captivated me) in a short amount of time. Binge listening at work!
Apple Podcasts5asuncionshijaUnited States2 years ago - Love this
This show is very well done. Likable character with a good voice and story telling skills. I’m only on episode 8 and I’m already wanting more. Hopefully there will be more seasons of this. Thanks for making it 🙃
Apple Podcasts4freakazoid4807United States2 years ago - Can’t wait for season 2!!!
I love this podcast, the premise is very interesting but the execution - through pacing, research, glimpses of personality from our single narrator, and even the very simple production - lead to an excellent story and experience.
Apple Podcasts5Anon8853United States2 years ago - Interesting concept
Well narrated and an intriguing storyline. I get bored pretty quickly by some podcasts, but this is a winner in my opinion. Hoping for a second series.
Apple Podcasts5periperiwoopdog
Australia2 years ago - Hail Azathoth! The Blind idiot god!
Lovecraftian horror meets Lost? I have a feeling Nyarlathotep, the crawling chaos is about to turn up...
Apple Podcasts5Alex-cf
United Kingdom2 years ago - Amazing!!!
I can’t rave enough about how interesting and captivating this story is. I wait eagerly for each new episode! Keep up the good work!
Apple Podcasts5ronaldregannUnited States2 years ago - Addicted! 5 Stars!
Love this podcast series so much so far! 100% a bit of me and it just keeps getting better with each episode! If you love mystery/thriller it’s a podcast for you!
Apple Podcasts5Jazz HutchUnited Kingdom2 years ago So far so good. An intriguing story and I can't wait to see how it evolves.
Podchaser52 years agoAAI love that it´s still possible to make an instantly intriguing and exciting show with just a recorder, a microphone and a great story. Well done!
Podchaser52 years agoGitte Malene Jensen
Chart Rankings
How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.
Apple Podcasts | #77 | United Kingdom/Fiction/Science Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #164 | United Kingdom/Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #9 |  Poland/Fiction/Science Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #24 | Poland/Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #194 |  Austria/Fiction/Science Fiction |
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