“Make your statement, face your fear.” A weekly horror fiction podcast examining what lurks in the archives of the Magnus Institute, an organisation dedicated to researching the esoteric and the weird. Join Jonathan Sims as he explores the archive, but be warned, as he looks into its depths something starts to look back… New episodes every Thursday produced by Rusty Quill, featuring guest actors, ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 355 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsDramaFictionPerforming Arts |
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Incident Elements:
· PTSD
· Helplessness
· Grief and Loss
· Abandonment
· Claustrophobia
· Dysmorphia
· Body Modification
Transcripts available at rustyquill.com/... more
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Incident Elements:
· Child Neglect
· Sinister Toys
Transcripts available at rustyquill.com/transcripts/the-magnus-protocol/
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Incident Elements:
· Bullying
· Domestic Abuse
· Child Neglect
· Fatphobia/Eating Disorders
· Dysmorphia
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This podcast is the first one I ever listened to and it truly gave me the bug, the itch to keep delving deeper into the Web of horror and podcasts. A wonderfully freaky series, one that leaves you feeling unsettled and obsessed.
I ABSOLUTELY ADORE TMA but I do hear people’s complaints about the ads but it’s not that hard to just go to the transcripts or just click the 30secs button a few times lol, I also use that time to do something I couldn’t do because I was focused on the podcast :)
in all honesty, i have tried to find something similar to tma to listen to, and its just not the same. literally nothing can hold my attention the way one of mr. jonathan-sims-the-writer-not-the-character can. idk maybe its just the oddly familiar style of writing (no not because its kinda like king). ALL THIS TO SAY, the magnus archives is legit the best thing i have found, media-wise. pleasepleaseplease give it a listen?? (yall don’t like the ads? idk complain to wtnv about it or smth. shut up... more
I started this in my drive home from work and just kept thinking it had to shift to something else at some point. Nope! Absolutely diabolical and haunting, but hilarious. Well done and now that Protocol is threading back to the original in a twisted way really loving the show.
Only recently found this podcast. Love it. Scary without being scary and always new and intriguing
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This horror fiction podcast uniquely blends personal storytelling with a chilling exploration of the supernatural, drawing listeners into the dark depths of the Magnus Institute's archives. With a narrative structure that mixes individual character experiences and overarching themes of fear and existential dread, episodes showcase a range of eerie tales that address both personal and collective psychological turmoil. The series is particularly notable for its high production quality, creative sound design, and compelling voice performances, making it an engaging experience for both horror enthusiasts and newcomers to the genre alike. Additionally, the recent launch of The Magnus Protocol has extended the universe and continues to deepen its... more
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