
From the same team that brought you the #1 hit fiction podcast Elucidity. When a voicemail pulls podcaster Jordan Purcell and producer Lynn McCready into the cold case disappearance of a teenage girl, they see it as a salacious story for clicks. The trail leads through fragments of an Asian urban legend that refuses to stay contained, echoing across witnesses, recordings, and places that shouldn’t... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 11 | Founded | a month ago |
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Hunted by the police and haunted by an unspeakable terror, Lynn goes completely off the grid. From somewhere far away, she records one final message... and something underneath keeps repeating, as if it's still trying to find the ending to the story.... more
When radio silence falls over the podcast, Lynn races to Jordan's home to find it eerily abandoned with the security cameras still rolling. What she discovers waiting for her in the shadows will shatter everything she believes.
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Andrew Bur... more
The investigation turns deadly, and the authorities suddenly have their sights set on Jordan. Trapped in a cycle of paranoia, he floods his home with security cameras, desperate to catch what (or who) is coming for him next.
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A hidden social media account (www.instagram.com/unigrrl02/) reveals Ki's final days in fragments. Videos, messages and cryptic uploads. As Jordan and Lynn realize that Ki may have been abducted by the exact same thing that's hunting them, a ... more
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It lost me almost immediately when he said Ki was in band then IMMEDIATELY somehow forgot he JUST said that when Lynn asked what she played.
Then when they confronted her dad by asking “did you murder her” as the FIRST thing and he got understandably mad (regardless of if he was involved or not - I didn’t finish the show) and they were like “oh yea we’re on to him, we really rattled him” as if he hasn’t always spoken to the police probably several times over if he was a suspect like they said…... more
please take one writing class. people dont talk like this - not even fictional ones. its like they learned to write from watching cartoons aimed at preteens. cant sink a hook for the life of them. ive listened to e1 3x and zone out so hard bc its so bad each time i could not tell you what its about. besides two really grating host characters trying to quip and failing spectacularly.
I think some folks didn’t understand that this is a scripted work of horror fiction. ABOUT a podcast. It’s not an actual podcast. I can see where folks might get frustrated if they missed the premise. At any rate, I devoured it quickly. What it lacked in scriptwriting, it made up for with an engaging spooky story.
It had me on the edge of my seat!
This felt weirdly and awkwardly scripted. I’ll listen to one more episode but this may not be for me.
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A serialized supernatural crime thriller follows podcaster Jordan Purcell and producer Lynn McCready as they investigate the disappearance of teenager Ki Tanaka. What begins as a cold-case inquiry, built from voicemails, interviews, police encounters and online clues, becomes entangled with Japanese urban legends and the sinister Red Room phenomenon. The narrative uses documentary-style recordings and investigative conversations alongside scripted scenes, letting evidence and character perspectives emerge piece by piece. As the investigation intensifies, strange videos, surveillance footage and unexplained events put the investigators themselves at risk. The story is suited to listeners who enjoy atmospheric horror, mystery plots and found-... more
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