Any podcast story recommendations?

[Diamant]

I'm a big fan of the RISK podcast and The Moth podcast, both of which feature people (mostly comedians and writers) telling true autobiographical stories.

[fallingwindows]

I really love the Classic tales podcast (The Classic Tales). B.J. Harrison has a very soothing voice and he reads a large variety of classic short stories. I've downloaded two of his audiobooks (Frankenstein and Huck Finn) for very reasonable prices and got a lot of pleasure out of listening to them while walking around.

Hope that helps.

[I R Sparticus]

forgot i made this thread. if anyone cares since then i've greatly enjoyed the following. All free podcast audiobooks btw

Trader Tales, Shaman Tales, And Ravenwood. All by Nathan Lowell who amazingly goes from writing a great Sifi series, to a story mixing sifi and fantasy perfectly, to a tale of pure fantasy goodness.

65 Below. By Basil Sands, who should be saying "I shit on you!" to Tom Clancy.

HG World. By Thityfifteennorth Studios, people who in a world over-saturated with zombie content, actually made a unique and fun take on the "what if theres a zombie outbreak" scenario.

depending on if theres a response or not to this after i post this, i may or may not just let this this thread die out. if no1 else is reading or posting, i'm not gonna clog up the up the forums.

[I R Sparticus]

gave Mur Lafferty a second chance after I originally was turned off by her. I'm not sure if it was style, voice, or watever that bothered me. I gave her Heaven series another try and I greatly enjoyed it. It's not for everyone though.

Seth Harwood's In Broad Daylight, Started out slow but so far picked up into a gripping crime novel. i wish the episodes came out faster.

Abigail Hilton's Guild of the Cowry Catchers series, great fantasy that starts slow but the later story and character development will keep you guessing and keep your rapped attention throughout the 3 existing novels in the series.