Wrong Station - Podcast Rankings and reviews

These guys are great! The horror stories are not only as creepy as they should be, they are also so much more interesting and well written than any other podcast that I have come across. The best part is the humor. Whether it is a comedic story, or just humor sprinkled in to a horror story, it can be very funny. I’ve been the guy walking my dog while listening with earbuds suddenly laughing out loud, making other pedestrians uncomfortable enough to move to the other side of the street.
I am amazed with the speed and volume of work that they are able to crank out. Keep up the good work!

The Masters of Dark Stories got me with this one. I came here originally for the offbeat, slightly dark, occasionally goofy clever writing and masterful voice acting-and the boys never disappoint.
As a Northwesterner whose family goes back 5 generations and I have watched fires grow worse every year-this grabbed my soul. This wasn’t just a story, this was an elaborate, eloquent epitaph for the home we know. Bravo.

Wrong station is right up there among the greatest horror anthologies like knifepoint and Acephale. Their prose is second to none, and some of the wrong station stories are among the few modern horror tales I’d consider genuinely disturbing (in the best way). This show is the result of a team of passionate artists, and it’s always a great when I see a new episode has released

“Think” is pronounced “think,” not “thinkhe.” And “anything” is pronounced “anything,” not “anythingkhe.” The weird extra syllables the narrator consistently adds to the ends of many common words ending in “-ing” or “-ink” is very distracting and really takes me out of a narrative podcast that’s supposed to be enthralling.