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Canada ·
01/12/23
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“This is the kind of podcast that does something that couldn’t really be done on any other type of media and makes me excited about the possibilities of this form. It’s super creative, a slow burn, atmospheric, and weird while still being approachable.”
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United States of America ·
03/03/23
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“How does the main character manage to sound exactly like one of my professors? I’m not sure, but it’s delightful to realize I feel like I’m in a really fascinating lecture and then… things get a bit suspicious and weird and creepy. Can’t wait to see where the story goes.”
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Canada ·
08/09/23
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“I’m so hooked, and am so excited about this story! Ok, this is an unreliable narrator, with a wild theory, based on sketchy evidence from a notoriously propagandist nation, and disappearing 1st hand eye witnesses. BUT the possibilities this opens up are irresistible and his journey down the...”Read full review »
Poochensens via Apple Podcasts ·
Germany ·
02/12/23
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