Podcasts are spoken word audio files that can be downloaded and listened to on podcast players, like Spotify, ApplePodcasts, or Sticher. They can provide information about related topics, tell stories, or simply entertain the listener. Many people like to listen to them while working or doing chores around the house.
The Adventure Zone is a comedy actual play podcast hosted by brothers Justin, Travis, and Griffin McElroy and their father, Clint. Based on the role-playing game, Dungeons & Dragons, every other week, the brothers and their father adventure through magical, wooded, and undersea worlds in campaigns DMed by all four hosts. It is one of the funniest, exciting, and most heart-warming podcasts I have found. They are currently adapting their first campaign, the Balance Arc, into a series of graphic novels, and an animated tv show is in development.
My Brother, My Brother & Me is a comedy advice podcast hosted by brothers Justin, Travis, and Griffin McElroy. Each week, the brothers alternate answering questions sent in by listeners and answering questions found on Yahoo! Answers. They also have sporatic segments like Munch Squad, where Justin reads press releases from fast food restaurants. It is a very funny podcast that every week leaves me laughing at my desk. The first episode of The Adventure Zone was actually an episode of MBMBaM, released when Justin was on paternity leave with his first child.
More Info and other McElroy Family PodcastsThe Magnus Archives is a horror fiction podcast written and hosted by Jonathan Sims. Told through recorded statements, this podcast tells the story of head-archivist Johnny Sims while researching and documenting supernatural events. Through five seasons, this podcast tells an intricate story horror, workplace drama, laughs, and a little bit of romance.
More InfoMy Favorite Murder is a true crime comedy podcast hosted by Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark. Each week, each of the hosts researches and tell the story of a different murder, survival, or natural disaster story. It also features a weekly "minisode", where the hosts read listener submited "hometown" murders. These intially were crime stories that got the listener interested in true crime, but have since expanded to include paranormal, found object, family secrets, and other topics.
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