WARNING: Disturbing Content A man walks into a therapist’s office, panicked and unable to explain what’s wrong. She asks him, as homework, to record everything calmly and from the beginning. These are the strange, intimate tapes of Patient 347. Sparks is a psychological horror audio drama about memory, identity, and breaking free from toxic pasts. “...one of the top 5 podcasts I’ve listened to. Ev... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Science FictionFiction |
A second part of The Narrator answering questions such as: Is sharing this stuff just cult torture porn? Did therapy help? And more. There's also some vital information about the therapist.
As with the other two episodes in which the narrator answer... more
The narrator answers some questions. What happened to the dog? How does he perceive reality? And more. This isn't a bonus episode; rather part of the continuing story.
EXTREME CONTENT WARNING: The model of abuse used by Daniel to control members of the cult and the townsfolk. Also, when the narrator arrives at Tom's farm in episode three of Sparks, he mentions that Tom had been gone for some time and there were no ... more
EXTREME CONTENT WARNING: Body horror, and some other dark stuff.
A few new characters from the town as the narrator pieces together the puzzle as best he can. The world of Sparks expands, once again.
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This podcast has thrown me for a loop (shout out to the movies of Christopher Nolan!).
The story craft is complicated but riveting. The concepts compelling. The characters flawed.
And the narrator amazing. Stumbling. Imperfect. Funny.
This might be the first (and likely only) podcast that I support financially.
Well done Dave
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Just a guy talking about boring stuff.
Couldn’t get thru first episode.
Yah gotta do betta than that !!
What a tangled skien, and I mean that in the best possible way! The time-jumping feels a lot like Slaughterhouse 5, but on a much more personal level. It's brilliant—from concept to execution. Put this next in your listening queue.
What a tangled skien, and I mean that in the best possible way! The time-jumping feels a lot like Slaughterhouse 5, but on a much more personal level. It's brilliant—from concept to execution. Put this next in your listening queue.
Wow, I can’t believe this is ad free (it really helps to immerse oneself into the story without interruptions between episodes). The story is completely original, the characters very believable and complex, and the narration top tier and doesn’t feel forced or fake.
I binge listened to the Patient ### story entirely in one sitting, which took HOURS but I felt sad when it finished. Not sad because of the story itself, not sad because of any disappointment whatsoever, but sad because it felt per... more
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A psychological horror audio drama centered on the complex themes of memory, identity, and the struggle against toxic influences from the past. The narrative unfolds through a series of tapes recorded by Patient 347, revealing his journey as he navigates through traumatic experiences and psychological challenges. The stories often delve into dark and thought-provoking territory, exploring relationships, cult dynamics, and personal growth through surreal experiences and encounters. This podcast is marked by its immersive storytelling and unique blend of horror and emotional depth, making it appealing to listeners who enjoy narratives that challenge perceptions of reality and self. For those intrigued by psychological exploration and engaging... more
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