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Mental Health
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Scp-7980
Davite Empire
Scp-3663
Dracula
Scp-2774
Scp-4703

Secure. Contain. Protect. There are things that go bump in the night. Fantastic things. Horrible things. Redacted things. The SCP Foundation was built to keep humanity safe from a world of beings it doesn’t want to know exists. Things of wonder. Things of destruction. And these things have files. A LOT of files. New episodes weekly. * * * Content related to the SCP Foundation, including these podc... more

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Content Warnings: Carnivals, ghosts/supernatural, automatons

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Recent Guests

SCP-629 (Mr. Brass)
Subject SCP-629, bronze humanoid
Site-19
Episode: SCP-2519: "Cry Me A River"
Agent S. Devereaux
MTF Epsilon-92, interviewed about SCP-3229 incident
SCP Foundation
Episode: SCP-3229: “A Blessed Sea”
Birdie Feldman
Jack's sister who appears as a key witness and collaborator in the unraveling mystery
Feldman family / Palmyra insiders
Episode: Presenting: American Abyss
Francis Hernandez
SCP-6010 Research Head; lead researcher featured in interview
SCP Foundation
Episode: SCP-6010: “Carcinization”
Abigail Daniels
Resident interviewed for town history
Coatesville resident
Episode: SCP-8081: “The 80’s Cycle”
Silas Smith
Guest voiced character introduced during the episode
SCP Archives narrative universe
Episode: SCP-3456: “Orcadian Horsemen”
Jamie Petronis
Voice of Jacob Kane
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Episode: Feed Drop: REDACTED
Syrielle Mercier
Participant in conspiracy forums
Para Watch
Episode: SCP-3840: “We Stand On Guard For Thee.”
Ashley Birkmire
Research professor of neurobiology at the University of California, San Diego.
University of California, San Diego
Episode: SCP-8670: “An Awful Lullaby.”

Hosts

Pacific S. Obadiah
Host and creator of SCP Archives; serves as creative director/producer for SCP Archives projects.
Daisy McNamara
Host of the podcast and showrunner; central narrator and voice of many episodes.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 10.4k ratings
  • I don’t know about this

    Yo it’s ok but it’s different compared to The Scp Foundation Data Base podcast by Joshua Allen Lindsay. I also appreciate your cover for Scp-096 and it not being the disturbing image

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Goldenwyvern6558
    United States23 days ago
  • This is awesome

    I recommend you do SCP 303: The Doorman. Remember, what happened to Site 13? The creator crew is amazing for providing an episode a week. I think it’s also worth mentioning that they are also able to provide 2 episodes a week for October. One more thing, I have been detained multiple times and eventually been killed by numerous info hazards.

    P.S. seeds of chaos they have done the Old Man and 999

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gray and Reed
    United Statesa month ago
  • Sad

    R.I.P SCP you will be missed, but not forgotten. Stay spooky everyone. 🫡🤧

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    White_Fox/90
    United Statesa month ago
  • .

    It will not be forgotten.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MEG Advice Program/FakeFang
    United Statesa month ago
  • 🫡

    Noooooo R.I.P. SCP

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    It_is_I_Brooklyn§
    United Statesa month ago

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Great voice work and world‑building, though some episodes divide between lore and comedy.
A love‑hate relationship around long‑form lore; still a top pick for SCP fans.
Engaging, cinematic SCP storytelling with strong production value.

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#79
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Apple Podcasts
#92
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Apple Podcasts
#123
United Kingdom/Fiction
Apple Podcasts
#78
Australia/Fiction
Apple Podcasts
#236
Italy/Fiction
Apple Podcasts
#42
United Arab Emirates/Fiction

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

SCP-9998: "A Prince Among Men"
Q: What were the primary factors that led to SCP-9998's finale becoming an anomalous event?
The combination of internal production deviations, creative control by the writer, and the presence of an otherworldly entity on set culminated in a breach that overwhelmed containment protocols, with the finale broadcast triggering widespread anomalous effects.
SCP-3229: “A Blessed Sea”
Q: What happened during the contact with the Dash-O entity, and how did it affect the crew?
The Dash-O showed passive-mumbling behavior at first, then grew agitated and generated loud chants; a tentacle attack followed, the sub was breached but the crew managed to escape, and the cognitohazard caused widespread disorientation on the vessel.
SCP-3229: “A Blessed Sea”
Q: Could you recount initial contact with SCP-3229-0 and what followed onboard the Thurston?
The interviewee describes a long, deep approach, submerged ruins, and the sudden, aggressive encounter with the Dash-O/Dash-A and O entities, including the sub being rocked, crew being incapacitated, and a failed containment attempt that led to the decision to extract and reassess.
SCP-7002: “The Hungry Season”
Q: What happened to Delta and Charlie?
Delta and Charlie were compromised during the operation, caused by internal conflicts and a shift in control within the mission, which led to a dangerous situation that required the survivors to improvise and ultimately escape using the MDS and return vehicle. The event highlighted the risks of telepathic influence and internal coercion within high-stakes missions.
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Q: Are there any future plans you could tell us about?
Chas reveals plans for a cookbook titled Ambrosia, featuring recipes from Ambrose restaurants and details on sourcing rare ingredients.

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Listeners gravitate toward immersive horror and sci‑fi storytelling built around a shared archive of anomalous files. Each episode blends in-universe documents, narrated readings, and serialized arcs that build world lore while maintaining a thrilling, sometimes mythic tone. Regular sponsor reads and cross-project connections add a meta-production texture, making it feel like a dense, audio-fiction universe with ongoing long-form arcs and recurring characters. This show likely appeals to fans of procedural lore, atmospheric storytelling, and fans of the SCP Foundation fictional universe who enjoy high-concept narratives delivered through polished production and compelling voice work.

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1. SCP-629 (Mr. Brass)
2. Agent S. Devereaux
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4. Francis Hernandez
5. Abigail Daniels
6. Silas Smith
7. Jamie Petronis
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