
The Patient Files is a Part Audio Drama Part Anthology. It follows Dr. Charles Talbot as he takes over an out-patient therapy program from an old colleague. Along the way, Dr. Talbot discovers that not all nightmares are the result of mental illness, and he soon finds himself out of his depth.
A large part of The Patient Files are “Patient Transcripts” and “Patient Recordings” that detail patient ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 85 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DramaFictionScience Fiction | |||

Regaining strength Charles reads a file. Lucian speaks to Hailey and casts a vote.
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Gunfire, threats of physical violence.
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Charles recovers and the group is met with a decision that may divide them.
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Coughing. Fire.
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With Clear Minds retreat, Dr. Veda fills in some gaps.
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Gurgling and human experimentation.
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With Dr. Olen resurrected, the group makes efforts to get Eli back.
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Violence. Gun violence. Graphic sounds. Choking. Death. Fire.
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I really got into this show—binged most of it over a month. And now we have a cliff hanger….no resolution to season 3. And it’s not even a true ending. What happened to the writers? What happens to the characters?
Good storytelling spoiled by the off putting background music.
I love this podcast <3
Really enjoying this, has that Magnus feel with the bored and sarcastic narrator and the patient files themselves creepy as well. I love that it’s a passion project, I’m working on an audio drama one myself, a passion project and t’s nice to hear something so good.
It’s an interesting enough concept, but since I’ve listened to a LOT of spooky indie podcasts, this one feels a bit like someone took The Magnus Archives and put a new outfit on it. It doesn’t mean I won’t listen, but what I’m supposing is the inspiration for this pod is just a *much* stronger offering.
The acting is decent, but there’s a lot of weird over-enunciation that’s just not how most people speak (pronouncing the article a as “ay” and not “uh,” for example). There are also a lot of st... more
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The show blends serialized audio drama with ongoing hauntings and psychological thriller elements, centered on powerful, morally complex organizations and the therapy-based unraveling of supernatural phenomena. Across recent episodes, listeners encounter ethical debates around containment, power, sacrifice, and the cost of “normalizing” dangerous abilities, all set within a tense, character-driven narrative arc. Notable strengths include intricate world-building, tight cliffhangers, and a strong ensemble of voice actors that brings a dark, immersive atmosphere to life. The format—diary-like patient transcripts interwoven with in-world therapy sessions and covert operations—offers a distinctive blend of clinical storytelling and paranormal s... more
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