Seems like it could be (at least partly) inspired by Art Bell's call-in shows back in the day. I grew up obsessed with Coast to Coast AM when he was the host back in the 90s.
Seems like it could be (at least partly) inspired by Art Bell's call-in shows back in the day. I grew up obsessed with Coast to Coast AM when he was the host back in the 90s.
Linktree with podcast listings: https://linktr.ee/midnightradiopod Official website: https://www.midnightradiopod.com/ Description Told in real-time through the lens of a cult-favorite late-night...
Told in real-time through the lens of a cult-favorite late-night AM radio show, the series follows a host (played by Ethan) whose eerie, conspiracy-themed call-in program takes a chilling turn. One night, he receives a call from a man claiming to be part of a secret U.S. space mission lost to history—just the first thread in a sprawling web of government cover-ups, interdimensional breaches, and psychological warfare.
As the broadcast unfolds, strange signals hidden in the radio static reveal themselves. With each episode building on the last, one question grows more urgent—who, or what, is really on the other end of the line? And what do they want?
Seems like it could be (at least partly) inspired by Art Bell's call-in shows back in the day. I grew up obsessed with Coast to Coast AM when he was the host back in the 90s.
Reminds me of Thin Places Radio podcast too just probably a bit longer for this one. I love Thin Places.
First episode is up:
https://youtu.be/NPux9ENO9iQ
Linktree with podcast listings:
https://linktr.ee/midnightradiopod
Official website:
https://www.midnightradiopod.com/
Description
Told in real-time through the lens of a cult-favorite late-night AM radio show, the series follows a host (played by Ethan) whose eerie, conspiracy-themed call-in program takes a chilling turn. One night, he receives a call from a man claiming to be part of a secret U.S. space mission lost to history—just the first thread in a sprawling web of government cover-ups, interdimensional breaches, and psychological warfare.
As the broadcast unfolds, strange signals hidden in the radio static reveal themselves. With each episode building on the last, one question grows more urgent—who, or what, is really on the other end of the line? And what do they want?