Pretending to be People is a mystery/horror role-playing podcast. Join Zach, Thomas, Luke, and Joe as they navigate a terrifying campaign filled with twists, turns, and laughs - all decided on a roll of the dice. Can the officers of the Contention Police Department unravel the mysteries suddenly plaguing their sleepy town? Will they die – or worse – in the attempt? This is an actual play utilizing... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 217 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyImprovFictionComedy Fiction |
Where is The City? Let's all figure it out at the same exact time!
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The plot moves much further than the City Action News Team's feet.
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CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains descriptions of self-harm and body horror.
Alternate episode titles: Psychedelic Tonsil Stone, We’ve Got a Scoop For You, Blood Mine Moat.
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Dr. Brock Hargrave leads the C.A.N. Crew into the eye of the storm.
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Research Sobek.
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Great audio quality. Fantastic stories. Many laughs.
Best when listened to in hours 30+ of a bout of insomnia
PTBP feels like hanging with several of my most unhinged and funny friends. I definitely don’t use this podcast as a substitute for hanging out with my actual friends, which I totally have! You will never guess what’s gonna happen next, especially if it’s Luke’s turn.
I named my dog after these sick sound waves. It’s just that good.
Listen to the pod, love the pod, dedicate your life savings to the patreon. You won’t regret it!
Comedy on point, horror on point, creativity? 🤌 the boys sprinkle little treats everywhere in the podcast and it makes me feel real good all over.
Wolfy, you’re my boy, how I miss our long walks on the beach, gazing upon the stars and telling each other about our dreams. May your grease be plentiful and your dreams be fulfilled.
I’m used to Dnd style actual plays, and I had only recently learned of Delta Green, so when I started listening I had very little background to inform my experience. Come to find out, the GM, like all good GMs, home brewed the system, so I was informed about as much as anybody else. This actual play is unique through and through. The GM is extremely invested and the players respect the effort by doing their best to play their roles and help craft the story. They label themselves as comedy and ho... more
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This series offers listeners a unique blend of mystery and horror, driven by an engaging narrative that unfolds through comedy and improvisation. The hosts, portraying characters in the Contention Police Department, tackle bizarre and supernatural happenings within their seemingly tranquil community, allowing for a mix of tension and dark humor. Listeners can expect unexpected twists, elaborate character development, and the playful antics of the cast, which enhance the storytelling experience. The show stands out for its immersive audio quality and the chemistry among the hosts, making it feel like a close-knit group's home game rather than a polished production. With each episode, the line between thriller and comedy is expertly navigated... more
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