Let's Not Meet: A True Horror Podcast - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I absolutely love this podcast. The stories are definitely scary but the host’s voice and cadence, combined with the subtle score of the podcast, are super calming to me. One of my favorite podcasts to fall asleep to. I played it on a recent trip to a cabin in the wilderness as we sat around a campfire and it was the perfect spooky accompaniment!

Love that this podcast just gets right to the story. No having to skip 7 minutes ahead to get to what we came for like so many other horror podcasts.

I’m a regular listener of let’s not meet and other podcasts with similar material. I like the narrators voice and calm cadence, but the ads have really started to be disruptive for this podcast. Its tone is really calm and quiet and then BAM, a car commercial starts suddenly in your ear after nearly every story. There’s music, there’s sound effects and it’s obnoxious. It kills the immersion and forces me to go pick up my phone to skip through. I also dont really respect that you’re advertising gambling websites or churches. The tone of this podcast is just wrong for that.

I understand that ads are important to support the podcast, but maybe reading them yourself rather than plugging in a premade ad break would work better.

I don’t want to move onto something else, but if things don’t change I think it’s becoming un-listenable for me.

I love this podcast! I’m a horror junkie so this is just what I need when I’m bored. Only thing is is that a lot of the stories involve stalkers and even some assault, so if that bothers you I wouldn’t recommend this to you.

One of the many things I appreciated about this and podcast was that it was neutral on politics and religion. I could tune in and tune out and just enjoy the pure escapism. So I was surprised to hear ads for a church in the latest episode. Proselytism is boring and unwelcome, no matter the religion. If this continues to the next episode, I’m unsubscribing.

I have been listening for years. Most of the stories are short enough to let the amateurish aspects leak into the experience, but longer stories seriously need to be cut down.

There are a myriad of tangents and reiterating information for the umpteenth time that actively harms the listener immersion. It is irritating and makes me think that there is zero editorial work going on in the background. Frustrating.