
In 2018, famed horror writer Anna Sheridan disappeared, leaving behind only a box of mysterious cassette tapes. Detective Sam Bailey is tasked with piecing together what happened to Anna Sheridan from the seemingly impossible encounters she recorded, but as the scattered pieces of the puzzle come together, Bailey discovers that the picture is even stranger – and more dangerous – than it seemed.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 171 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FictionDrama | |||

CONTENT WARNING: Aquaphobia, discussions of death and drowning (including child death), some loud noises, despair, paranoia, small town decline and collapse, depictions of a natural disaster, and depictions of grief, loss, and trauma, including a PTS... more
CONTENT WARNING: Loud noises, including alarms, explosions, and screams, elements of peril including a plane crash, strong language, implied character death, and grief
Through the shifting waters of the Source, those living beyond the veil see many ... more
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i literally love this podcast and i’m worried the spinoff isnt gonna hit the $10k mark in time. :( i wish audiodramas was more popular, theyre so entertaining and addicting
Facts: professional production, good writing so lots of nice characters and overarching plot. My personal opinion: top tier material. I loved listening to this show, multiple times!
The relationships between all the characters are so engaging and down-to-earth. It's such a friendship-/relationship-grounded story, yet it's a supernatural sci-fi horror mystery. Very compelling and interesting.
Feels like some episodes are filler, having you sit through teenage angst until something substantial happens. Not sure why every characters gender preferences need to be explored. Doesn’t really add to the story. Great potential, but too much fluff and wasted space.
I really really liked this podcast. It was unique, diverse, and well done. Some reviewers complained about the acting, but it felt intentionally done. Reminded me of the old spookies on tv in the 80s-90s. Maybe a little Buffy and Scoobyish. I liked it. The female lead actually sounded just like Cordelia in Buffy/Angel and I could totally see her doing all that. Sadly, the story lost focus as it progressed. The characters sexualities seemed to take on a life of their own and overshadowed the act... more
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The show blends horror, mystery, and meta-narrative across serialized audio dramas, with tight production quality and ambitious storytelling that often weaves in creator updates, crowdfunded seasons, and cross-promotional elements. Episodes frequently center on investigative threads, character-driven tensions, and environment-rich world-building, while also exploring community, fandom engagement, and the evolving business side of indie audio drama (Kickstarter campaigns, Patreon interviews, and new formats). A notable strength is the blend of high-stakes thrillers with intimate, personal stakes for the cast, plus occasional experiments in storytelling structure and audience participation that keep the format fresh for devoted listeners.
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Recent guests on The Sheridan Tapes include:
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2. Mae Whitman
3. Jordan Cobb
4. Kris Allison
5. Ezra J. Wayne
6. Sam Taylor
7. Maurice Cooper
8. Mike LeBeau
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