😮Hot DAMM this is a good podcast... Firstly, we hear from ‘The Introducer’ - and this guy is like a refugee from a Boris Karloff serial at a 1950’s picture show. He sounds just like the dude who opens “The Shadow”- you know, “Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? The SHADOW knows!” Anyway, once he introduces the episode, on comes the young woman who narrates the story that week - I don’t know her name but she obviously took voice acting lessons because she’s very VERY good and draws me in every time. I hope a second season is in the works because this show is way too good to be silent for very long.

I am bedridden and listen to podcasts all the time. This one is in my top 5 and that’s saying a lot since I listen to over 110 podcasts. With all my heart thank you for everything you give me in creating this pod cast.

This podcast features original stories told by a wide cast of storytellers. From our ghoulish host to a variety of narrators entertaining us with tales of the mystery and suspence, of the macabre and supernatural, there's not a moment that won't have you on the edge of your seat.

One of my favorite road-trip podcasts. Excellent production quality, fantastic readers, amazing stories.

This podcast is a THE go-to site for listeners who are looking for the most creative, original, varied new voices of horror, fantasy, steampunk, and mystery, often laced with humor that can be acidic one moment, Rabelaisian the next. The production quality is very high: great sound quality, evocative sound effects and music, and narrators with voices that suit the story. If you want to slip back to another era, or explore alternate realities, you will find intriguing doorways in this gallery of curiosities. Pass through them, and discover wonders! I got to meet Kevin Frost at WesterCon, and our conversation proved to be the high point of my entire weekend. If you are a writer looking for a venue, consider submitting your best macabre to the Gallery. I, for one, look forward to hearing whatever gets posted to this podcast.

If you're into (new) historical fantasy and science fiction, then you've just found a new podcast. The stories are both entertaining and thought provoking, and the production quality, from the readers to the sound effects and music, is high quality.

In the mood for something off the beaten path to which to listen? The Gallery of Curiosities offers a selection of old and new, focusing on horror and steampunk. (Several stories involve the Second Life city-state of New Babbage, a haven for steampunk virtual builders, role-players, and writers.) If you like unusual tales well-told, this is the podcast for you.

Are you a vintage horror fan? If you are, I know you have suffered through many painful but well meaning Librivox recordings, catching up on all those stories you think you should have read by now during your commute. These readings are well produced with professional sounding voices and background music, though you might have to turn up the volume. I love the Christmas selections! Where is this place?