“I started listening to 'Pretending to be People' because I thought it was a true crime podcast about identity theft. Turns out it’s a true crime podcast about cops (who are honestly very bad at their jobs) as they investigate all the criminally supernatural goings-on in the small town of Contention. Wolf the Dog, who runs the local radio station, seems to have an unnatural knowledge of everything happening so I suspect he’s more involved than he’s leading people to believe. I think the cops should be investigating into him more… He also seems to be able to time travel (??), but perhaps I should be questioning my own sanity at this point. He’s probably totally innocent.
In reality though, this actual play role playing podcast is excellent and I couldn’t recommend it more highly. The story is expansive, the world building incredible, and Zach is a beyond brilliant story-teller. I’m always on the edge of my seat and have to pick my jaw up off the floor frequently. I’m nearing the end of season 1 as I write this review and I’m already planning on listening to it again – I can’t get enough of the town of Contention.”Read full review »
Sshinkle via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/03/23
“I’ve given quite a few actual play podcasts a try since falling in love with the Glass Cannon Podcast, and almost all of them have been unable to hold my interest. This one is different. The guys do a great job of creating an engaging story. There are no pointless battles for level grinding or...”Read full review »
Don berto1217 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/13/19
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