
The Sound of Horror
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DramaArtsBooksFiction | |||

PseudoPod 1048: The Work of Smith House is a PseudoPod original. C/W: Spoiler Warning cultural appropriation, reference to suicide, male on female violence [collapse] “The Work of Smith House” is a PseudoPod original The photos hardly did Smith House... more
PseudoPod 1047: Growing Life is a PseudoPod original. C/W: strong body horror, death of a parent Lucy didn’t immediately notice her dead Mama in the middle of the playground. She had been busy having fun for the first time since Mama’s funeral. Sprin... more
Annie's Heart is a Haunted House was first published in THE HIDEOUS BOOK OF HIDDEN HORRORS, edited by Doug Murano, and was later published in Todd Keisling’s Stoker-nominated collection, COLD, BLACK & INFINITE
“Turquoise Waters” was first published in Women of the Weird West, edited by KC Grifant, in 2026 C/W: guns, misogyny, strong violence Author’s note: “I lived in New Mexico for six years where I taught Navajo, Zuni, and Hobi students in the Four Corne... more
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Diverse authors, inclusive, fair labour practices, and interesting stories
This show will help you to become a well-rounded horror aficionado. It’s weekly, it’s free, and only very rarely does it disappoint.
Pros:
•Stimulating variety in horror subjects, authors, and literary styles.
•Presents classic and contemporary works.
•Genuine enthusiasm for their subject.
•Mostly professional-quality narrators.
•Insanely huge back catalogue.
Cons:
•Occasionally, low sound quality for host and narrator.
•Seems to be a conduit for wicked spirits and elder gods to enter our plan... more
Good stories and narration. The only slight downside is the host sometimes get's preachy. I'm here for the horror. Not a lecture or a window into the hosts personal beliefs of attempts at political humor. 5 stars otherwise.
Once again some poor soul Literally DEFINE’s it self by who it happens to be having sex with. Sad and Shallow. But you’ll figure it out.(I hope)….
If you want to learn how horror works, how it ticks and how it digs its bloody claws into you, this podcast will do it. For me, some of the best parts are at the end in the comments, where I can learn why and how the amazing stories of every episode make me shiver.
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A horror-focused fiction show that centers on original, atmosphere-driven narrations often rooted in folklore, noir realism, and psychological dread. Episodes frequently weave intense character dynamics with morally charged confrontations, dramatic twists, and author commentary that frames the horror within themes like trauma, memory, tradition, and the costs of survival. Guests and contributors span a wide range of horror writers and performers, delivering both standalone tales and multi-part serials, with a strong emphasis on world-building, literary techniques, and cultural context. A notable strength is the blend of high-quality narration, thoughtful post-story discussion, and a nonprofit, community-driven production model that emphasiz... more
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Recent guests on PseudoPod include:
1. Annie ZH Sun
2. Todd Keisling
3. Jordan Shively
4. Divya Karnan
5. Gina Camerano
6. Thea Lu
7. Tonja K. Johnson
8. Gordon Grice
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