
An entire town… gone. Without a trace. No signs, no warnings. Just silence. This is the story of Cold Sparrow.
Twenty-four years ago, the peaceful town of Cold Sparrow became the center of one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in modern history. Every resident vanished. Among them, the enigmatic billionaire Benjamin Veers, whose strange ways made him an icon of intrigue. The town, once forgotten,... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 149 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Marshall and Wendy find themselves in a precarious position; Do they move forward and risk their lives? Or leave behind the find of the century?
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Pat and Lenore continue to work on the machine and, later, the team attends an important meeting with the church.
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Mace and the rest of the group hash out some lingering issues; Pat shows everyone what she's been working on...and its infernal implications.
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Better than most audio drama/radio plays. Enjoying the unfolding of cosmic horror and the investigation. Characters are clearly defined and entertaining, even if they’re a bit hammy. Overall atmosphere and tone are solid, the only thing I’d change is get rid of the phony Irish “Luck Charms” accent, yikes that grates on the ears the longer you listen to it! Hopefully it’ll have a decent ending.
This was a 4.5 until the character with the fake Irish accent showed up. Wow, it's so bad it totally breaks the immersion.
Story wise it's pretty good and has good sound effects. Most of the voice acting is not bad. If you don't mind listening to one of the most god awful Irish accents you've ever heard then give it a go.
So far so good. Nice storyline and the sound effects are great. My only complaint is the opening sound effects / whispers. It’s way too long for an intro and makes it annoying. I skip it every time
After at least 3 tobacco smoking-related lines during the first episode's 29 minutes, I have much better quality podcasts to spend my time on.
The cosmic horror elements are good, it’s surprisingly rare to find a series that uses the concept of Hell and damnation in a way that really evokes the existential horror of the concept rather than simply going ‘woooooh, devil scary, I don’t you smell sulfur?.’
In fact the early show even seems to bait and switch you with it. Thinking you’re just in for a Conjuring rip off.
I also really enjoyed the actors and characters. The writing though can be kind of hammy. The accents are a bit weird an... more
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This serialized fiction series centers on a trio of private investigators who are drawn into the long-moldering mystery of a vanished town and a powerful, otherworldly influence. Across episodes, the crew navigates occult rituals, unearths suppressed histories, and confronts moral ambiguities as they weigh science, myth, and memory. Expect dense worldbuilding, character-driven drama, and high-stakes confrontations that blend investigative noir with supernatural lore, all delivered through cinematic sound design and a sprawling mythos. A standout feature is the interconnected universe that ties Cold Sparrow's disappearance to infernal forces and long-buried conspiracies, offering listeners a richly immersive, serialized arc with escalating s... more
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