Thank gods
The stories are winding, but powerful. The writing is downright poetic. Steve’s voice runs the range for jocular to terrifying to disturbingly sexy, sometimes in the same paragraph. I would listen to this man read the phone book, if they still made those. Volume mixing is too quiet in the early seasons (something I’ve noticed with a few Rusty Quill shows) but seems to have gotten better. Love the critique from folks who complain about “wokeness” and “neo-Maoism” in a setting based on historical context where there were, in fact, people of different races and orientations and, terror of terrors, people trying to unionise against horrifically dangerous and exploitative working conditions 😱. We certainly can’t have THAT represented. Think of the children! Not the ones in the mines though, the other ones.
Syri the Beholder via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/19/24
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I’m loving every minute of everything I’ve heard. The stories are a great source of inspiration for my small role playing group. Thank you! I’m definitely looking forward to more!
Faustian Deal via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 11/13/19
If you grew up in Appalachia, or spent enough time in those woods, and with those people, then these stories will speak to you on a level that outsiders might not quite catch. These folks do an amazing job of world-building, and setting scene and a tone. The stories are so, so good, they leave...Read full review »
Dickandjen via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 11/19/19
I’m so glad to have found this. The stories are good, the atmosphere is awesome Recommand to anyone who loves horror stories
Shadashur via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 11/26/19
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