Excellent story-telling and an irresistible voice.
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“The tales themselves are an evocative blend of traditional and modern, drawing on iconic southern folk motifs but with a decidedly modern (and sometimes postmodern) twist that is sometimes VERY twisted, but what really puts them across is Amanda Rachels’ delightful speaking voice. I’d say it’s perfect for the material, but I could listen to that fresh-baked from-scratch honey-biscuit voice talking about anything. She could be reading 1970s Jack Kirby dialogue or reciting the poetry of Leonard Nimoy and Id still be hooked, but that voice goes with these stories as perfectly as white gravy on fried catfish.”
Ian McDowell via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/27/19
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“This podcast does a fantastic job of creating an atmosphere without making it gimmicky and relying on lots of superfluous sound effects. The stories are high quality and don’t need any of the typical gaudy additions. The narrators voices are smooth and emotive, which is an impressive balance for...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
08/04/20
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“This is story telling at its finest. Subscribe now and allow these mysterious tales and Amanda’s hypnotic voice take you to the dark creepy places of the Deep South...”
CreatesHeidi via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/12/19
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