Just in case you thought Uncanny County couldn't get any better! Get to know the writers and creators of the show, behind-the-scenes info about the show, and what to expect for Season 3. 

Special guest, Shaina Wareing, joins us to talk about one of her favorite D&D podcasts, Ori has a baby, and we use lots of acronyms. Let's go!

The gang reviews Uncanny County, an anthology audio drama with amazing production quality and great stories. Also, this show is absolutely an audio drama (even though AK tries to argue otherwise). 

Since the Arden podcast first aired, AK has coined a phrase called "the Arden Effect," when describing audio dramas. We finally get into what that means. Gus and Ori debate the highs and lows of Arden. 

The gang reviews true crime satire, This Sounds Serious, a show with one of the best characters in audio dramas we've listened to yet. Gus and Ori loved the show, and while AK thought it was funny, we may have hyped him up a bit too much. We also debut our new "Spoiler Time" theme song, with special guest  SilentMikeMusic and his custom podcast music. 

The big debate: What defines an audio drama? We've been going back and forth on it for months, with AK never wanting to set a solid definition. Well, The Ostium Podcast has finally pushed him over the edge. 

If you haven't heard of We're Alive, you're either not a fan of Audio Dramas, or you've never asked for a recommendation. We review the last two seasons of the US' largest Audio Drama, in this two-part special. This time, we obviously get into the spoilers.

If you haven't heard of We're Alive, you're either not a fan of Audio Dramas, or you've never asked for a recommendation. We review the first two seasons of the US' largest Audio Drama, in this two-part special. 

This week, we take a look at Kevin's Cryptids Season 1, a show following a cryptozoologist and his unwilling partner in crime. This is the conspiracy theorist's audio drama with a mixture of solid jokes and some that fall flat. 

We binged the Blackwood audio drama and enjoyed our short time with it - but afterward, it left us wanting more. Check out our in-depth review of Blackwood by Skylark Media. 

Scott Carelli (creator) and Nick Jimenez (writer) of Geek By Night join the PlotCast gang for an exclusive interview about the original of GBN, what it was like making the show, and more. 

The PlotCast gang reviews Geek by Night - a story following a group of nerds who get super powers and deal with becoming adults. The story takes a surprising look at dealing with growing up, and it spoke to our nerds. Next week: We interview Scott Carelli and Nick Jimenez, executive producers and writers of the show. 

The gang flip flops, as Gus recommends a comedy podcast, and AK is grumpy. Ori still enjoys anything, so who really counts his opinion anyway? Jump in and listen to our review of The Onion's first satirical podcast - A Very Fatal Murder. 

Since we loved Steal the Stars so much, we couldn't do it justice by cramming our review into a single episode. We jump into the twists and turns of the show, discuss the ending, and pack this episodes as full of spoilers as possible. This is Part 2 of our two-part season premiere review of Steal the Stars by Gideon Media and written by Mac Rogers. We recommend that you listen to part 1 first, but, hey, you do you. 

Yes, the title of this review is lame. Yes, for some reason we're still letting Gus write these descriptions. Yes, Steal the Stars is awesome.  This is Part 1 of our special two-part premiere review, covering: Steal the Stars by Gideon Media, written by Mac Rogers.  We are back with Season 2! New and improved audio quality, new music and a new selection of your favorite Audio Drama reviews.

The PlotCast will return with new review episodes in just a few weeks! In the meantime, we're airing our very first original audio drama with a special trailer.  The show is called How i Died, a murder mystery / sci-fi show following doctor Jon Spacer, a forensic pathologist who can speak to the deceased victims. Each victim tells their story (all based on true crime) in order to help Jon solve their death. The show has mystery, a serial killer, and plenty of dramatic goodness. Enjoy! 

The gang looks back on their top favorite shows from 2018, as well as some dishonorable mentions. We'll be back with Season 2 (and some improved mic quality) on February 7th! Follow us on Twitter @thePlotHeads, or at www.theplotheads.com. 

Limetown Season 2 is here, and with it came a huge uproar from the community, filled with both confusion and plain disappointment. The PlotCast gang analyzes this season and the community's reaction. Words cannot express our disgust at the way Limetown has been handled, but we're going to try anyway. 

That's right; We're back with the Mission to Zyxx Season 2 discussion, right in time for the holidays. Get cheerful and thank Rod, cause Season 2 is just as amazing as the first. Beano love the PlotCast, and we love Beano. 

A satirical mystery/horror podcast set in Scotland can only mean one thing... maybe two things: 1; we do some very bad Scottish accents, and B; this audio drama is fantastic. 

Warning: The following is an angry and "controversial" rage-fest about the Public Radio Alliance / Minnow Beats Whale podcasts from creator Terry Miles (of The Black Tapes / Tanis / Rabbits). AK suggested we review The Last Movie, PRA's most recent podcast. Unfortunately, it was the tipping point for how much we hate them.  Enjoy!

Wolverine: The Long Night was a fantastic Audio Drama. AK disagrees, and therefore Gus and Ori must argue for approximately 34 minutes and 32 seconds to try to change his mind. Also: Plenty of things happen. 

You know how we sometimes rant about other shows we like better than the one we listened to for the week? Well, this bonus episode has all the deleted scenes about why we love podcasts, which didn't make it to the main episodes. Enjoy!

FBI; check. Mystery; check. Creepy mind-controlled husk people; check. We enjoyed the show overall, but we actually all found a different detail we ended up hating. Was the amazing quality enough to save the show, or was it ruined by a frustrating lead character and some lackluster plot points? Listen to Life After here: https://open.spotify.com/show/0FApIdgKgGDBg7HcUQo8kc?si=PgHtkVuGSLeKjAhKNfPdOw

The gang argues about The Bright Sessions, a show that Gus could barely get through, and AK hyped up. Also, Gus writes these titles, if you couldn't tell.  Listen to The Bright Sessions - http://www.thebrightsessions.com/  Join our Discord - https://discord.gg/5d6JEQ