What's The Frequency?
James OlivaA psychedelic noir audio drama podcast set in 1940s Los Angeles. Recently radio broadcasts in the city have been reduced to static, leaving a popular radio serial as the only remaining show on the air. Even then the show finds itself continuously interrupted by a mysterious broadcast. A lone distorted voice reaching out for help. Follow Walter “Troubles” Mix and his partner Whitney as they search ... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | FictionPerforming ArtsArtsDrama | ||||
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- A Mostly Solid Stab at New Weird
I’m a huge, huge fan of New Weird, and this kind of thing is right up my alley. For anyone who’s considering listening and wants a sense of what to expect stylistically, think David Lynch’s Lost Highway. You have to be willing to put in some work, and if you’re not ready for it, I could easily see it being jarring and confusing. This is definitely not everyone’s cup of tea, but for the most part it was mine. more
Apple Podcasts3ThisIsAWug
United States6 months ago This story is mostly interested in experimental sound design, which it excels at, and this leads to some good creepy horror moments. I didn't vibe with all of it or connect as much as I could have with the characters as they are currently developed. The story is difficult to follow if you're not paying close attention, but not incomprehensible. I enjoyed the acting and dialogue. It hasn't updated since 2018, so what's out feels like the first part of a greater mystery that may not be completed.
Podchaser4a year agoerervaOddly engrossing with interesting characters. I really love Walter. Hoping there will eventually be more. Only complaint is the high pitched noises make it hard to listen to.
Podcast Addict42 years agoYamiKakyuu- My All Time Favorite Podcast
I have lost track of the amount of times I have listened to this podcast, and every time i do I notice another little detail. It has practically become a yearly tradition for me lol. Great work all around to everyone involved in the making of this podcast. I’m eagerly awaiting a season 2.
Apple Podcasts5Samples br549United States2 years ago - Out there
It's surreal, out there and utterly fantastic
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Apple Podcasts | #234 |  Canada/Fiction/Drama |
Apple Podcasts | #119 |  Italy/Fiction/Drama |
Apple Podcasts | #121 |  Norway/Fiction/Drama |
Apple Podcasts | #193 |  New Zealand/Fiction/Drama |
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