Anthologies aren’t really for me, and the hint in the description that these distinct stories are part of a larger story doesn’t ever come to fruition that I could tell. That said, there were several episodes by writers I liked, and some really good stories told. These episodes really need content warnings though, especially the episode in which an animal is harmed.

Really enjoyed the concept behind this. Please continue this series or something similar

It’s a treat from a wonderful set of writers. Every time you listen you find another parallel with the others in the series. Perfect piece of creepy before falling asleep to make you question if all the lights really need to be off tonight.

NOTE: CONTAINS HARM TO AN ANIMAL Overall, this is a well-done, creepy, well-produced series of stories. The sound design, music, acting, and writing are all very good. The stories intertwine well and have a sense of building tension as the series progresses. Aside from the note below I would have given five stars. One of the episodes features graphic, violent harm to an animal. The tone of the show is creepy, dark, and mysterious, but I don't feel like it telegraphed that harm well. I wasn't prepared for that and I found it incredibly off-putting. The episodes before it set a tone of strange things happening that might be ultimately harmful, but in a slow creeping sort of way. Hearing the dog murdered was sudden and awful.

Absolutely genius. Reminds me of Black Mirror.

No trigger warnings

What a nice spot of light in a dark time. It’s been enjoyable listening while cooped up at home. Has a Black Mirror Vibe and I can’t wait for more!

Fantastically clever; complete with a cliff hanging ending. Bravo!!

This is the best podcast I’ve listened to in a while. Reminded me of the Netflix series Black Mirror. I tend not to like fictional podcasts but this changed my mind. Very well produced. I’m sad it’s over and hope it generates a 2nd season.

Professional sound effects and very well voiced.

If you're one of those people who likes ASMR - that tingling sensation down your neck triggered by whispers and crinkly sound - this podcast is for you. For me, however, ASMR is like nails on a chalkboard. I almost ripped my AirPods out of my ears and bailed out five minutes into the first episode. I appreciate what the producers and actors are trying to do, and the stories will certainly appeal to a large section of the podcast audience, but it is just not for me.

Amazing quality, and though only the first episode is out I can already tell this is going to be one of those that is an immediate listen every time it hits my feed.

Not going to compare to any other audio as this newborn is already up and running in its own. Where to next?