Uneasy Listening
Uneasy Listening
Podcast Description
Uneasy Listening is a weird horror podcast from the North of England. This anthology drama series features abandoned railway arches, seafront psychics, Waymakers at the edge of the afterlife, and other supernatural happenings. Each unique story is told with a distinct Yorkshire accent. If you’re not afraid of the dark now... you soon could be.
Written & produced by SJ Bradley with sound design & music by Augustin Bousfield. Actors credited within each individual episode.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes of supernatural occurrences, personal fears, and psychological horror, with episodes like I See Something featuring a bride-to-be consulting a psychic, and Waymakers focusing on two characters guiding a craft to the afterlife. The distinct storytelling encapsulates eerie locations and haunting experiences.
Uneasy Listening is a weird horror podcast from the North of England. This anthology drama series features abandoned railway arches, seafront psychics, Waymakers at the edge of the afterlife, and other supernatural happenings. Each unique story is told with a distinct Yorkshire accent. If you’re not afraid of the dark now… you soon could be.
Written & produced by SJ Bradley with sound design & music by Augustin Bousfield. Actors credited within each individual episode.
In an abandoned railway arch in the deep dark woods of West Yorkshire, two strangers set out to count bats. Biology professor Alison wants to track the endangered Daubenton’s bat, while young offender Tim wishes his probation worker had got him a work placement at Batley Shoezone instead. As they head into the cold, dripping arches, they find more than just a roosting site for Britain’s smallest flying mammal. Is there an unexpected guest in the arches?
Featuring:
FIONA EGAN as Professor Alison
MILES JOHN as Tim
Written & directed by SJ BRADLEY
Sound design by AUGUSTIN BOUSFIELD
Recorded by JEFF T SMITH
Supported by Leeds Cultural Investment Programme and Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society
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