#Deviser podcast dog

[foxdrawdoodles]

I have finished Deviser and I have to say I liked it, it was definitely very graphic at times so read the warnings first before you listen to it.

This is the second horror podcast I’ve listened to, the first one being The Magnus Archives which I haven’t finished yet (I’ve just finished season 2) and I’m really loving listening to them, I have a couple other horror podcast lined up for when I finish TMA but if anyone have any suggestions for other horror podcasts I’d love to hear them <3

[finhere]

Deviser spoiler without context:

[whatthesquids]

Wow so like ANY fanart for deviser is gonna be a spoiler huh

[aibari]

starting deviser podcast with no idea what it's about other than "uhhhh horror with ai maybe" and I guess I should really have been expecting all the screaming

[mira-arty]

Son just going 'What's this one?? Huh?? Huh boy??' to dog, pointing at a vat of warm coolant is just.. so wholesome and insane to me-

[mag-madness]

Finished ep5 of Deviser and I'm enjoying it so much that I'm going to start posting my thoughts during each episode.

Sorry for starting half way through but I might relsiten to it one day!

This episode had plenty of sobbing from our main man, as he loses his sense of reality, and the despair of his painful and eternal isolation sinks in!

When Dog reappeared, I switched so quickly from delight to anguish as I realised what it meant.

Can someone create a 'does the dog die?' site dedicated to podcasts? (I'm aware that the Deviser website has a full list of content warnings for each episode) It would be convenient to have it all in one place.

[plan-3-tmars]

don't mind me just *adding deviser to my list of horror podcasts with cute pet animals in it*

[kenanda]

started listening to deviser and my predictable ass immediately went like this with all the religious undertones

[coconut530]

…hahahahhahahaaaaaaaaaaaaa 🐶🧍🏽‍♂️📡😈

[nukuome]

Hey guys :333

Deviser stuff :3c (spoilery drawing under the cut)

[9e111]

DEVISER PODCAST SPOILERS

sometimes a family is a fancy meat computer and his beloved uncanny son (+ a dog if you're lucky)

[foxdrawdoodles]

Spoiler for Deviser, Episode 4 They murdered my boy, how COULD you Other Son!!!

Close up of Dog

[thesketcharchivist]

‘Dad…… why are there no stars….?’

So, considering the subject matter and contents of this audio drama I really didnt expect to get AS into it as I did, but even though it did one of my least favourite horror tropes(animal death), i was enthralled. Of course, i listened at work and neglected to look up content warnings, so was effectively trapped in the narrative through all the grotesque sounds and events- still, i’m excited to know what else is going to happen to Son, and Dog.

Apparently whats out is what we get unless Harlan finds a muse for more but still! Highly recommend this podcast about the devil in SPACE

(If you check out Deviser, dont be like me, PLEASE read the content warnings)

[profoundbondfanfic]

I hope you get to enjoy this winter holiday chill with some hot cup of cocoa, your favorite blanket, your dear pet, and maybe... some fics to keep you warm and happy. Happy Holidays, everyone, here are a few fics that feature the holiday spirit.🎄

‘tis the damn season by thelostbrontesister [Teen, 21k words]

“Do you think we’ll ever see each other again?” Dean asks, filling out the check and leaving a tip for the waitress. She was the same year as him; she didn’t graduate either. Of course we will. We’re best friends; we’ll always keep in touch. That’s what normal people say. But Castiel was never normal. He contemplates the question and answers truthfully, “I don’t know.”

A Date for The Holidays by WaywardAF67 [Explicit, 37k words]

Castiel would never have considered hiring an escort on his own. But when his friend and personal assistant, Charlie suggested he use the service for the upcoming holidays, Cas warmed to the idea. Having a companion to help him through his mother’s never-ending relationship questions, and the family drama that was sure to unfold was enough to push Cas to book a date with Succubus Escort service. He just wanted help getting through the holidays, but with Dean Winchester, Castiel Novak ended up with so much more.

Christmas in July by followyourenergy [Mature, 28k words]

When Dean Winchester follows a service dog who won’t leave him alone, he finds Cas Novak, passed out in a stairwell with a Christmas tree on top of him. A Christmas tree? In July? Who does that? Turns out that Cas does that. And once he gets to know the snarky, independent, handsome man, Dean can’t help but fall for him. A story about being seen.

Holidate by Kitmistry [Teen, 34k words]

Dean and Castiel hate the holidays! Their enduring singledom leaves them subject to the judgment of their meddling family members or stuck with clingy, awkward dates on each festive occasion. When these two meet, they pledge to be each other’s plus-ones for each holiday celebration over the course of the year.

Holiday Love by Castielslostwings [Explicit, 31k words]

Popular podcast host Castiel Novak has a secret. While his listeners see him as an expert on romance and the magic of the holidays, Castiel has never truly experienced any of that for himself. This year, that’s about to change, and the timing couldn’t be more perfect. As Castiel is preparing to embark on a whirlwind promotional tour for his new book, he stops by his hometown to celebrate Christmas with his family. Unexpectedly, sparks ignite between him and beloved local jack-of-all-trades, Dean Winchester. This year, Castiel might be forced to learn what “Holiday Love” is really all about—but can he put his cynicism aside enough to let Dean in?

Let Me Come Home by prosopopeya [Explicit, 163k words]

It would be very inconvenient for Castiel to get a crush on Claire’s foster parent.

Sternberg’s Triangular Theory of Love by aishitara [Explicit, 14k words]

Dean clears his throat and says, “I have an idea for how to deal with your mom.” He looks away as he takes a long swallow of beer. “But you’re probably not gonna like it.” Castiel grunts. “Tell me anyway. You’ve got one idea more than me.” Huffing a small laugh, Dean says, “Yeah, well, we’ll see.” He looks over at Castiel, lower lip caught between his teeth. “I’ll go with you,” he says earnestly. “To Thanksgiving.” Castiel stares at Dean blankly, not following. “Y’know,” Dean says, suddenly interested in removing the label from his beer. “As your boyfriend.”

The Little Things by followyourenergy [Teen, 11k words]

Dean Winchester made a New Year’s resolution to tell his best friend, Cas Novak, that he loves him. He’s almost out of time. So he devises a series of big, romantic ways to do it over the holidays. Of course, nothing goes to plan, and Dean is left morose…until Cas reminds him of something.

[blueboyluca]

That idea that every individual should have a behaviour that is respected as a 'no' behaviour, so I brought that bias to my work with non-human animals and it is implicit in the model that I've been teaching where we have the three ABC paths. The one in the middle is our ABC of the problem behaviour of interest and then we ask, the next path is how can we replace that behaviour but preserve those meaningful consequences that the problem behaviour produced? And then the third path is what new skills. So if we think of that as maybe three tines on a fork, we want to address all three of those to the greatest degree possible. It's that second path where I have been teaching that's where the animal gets to say 'no'. That when, for example, you offer your hand to a parrot wanting them to step onto your hand or you hold the leash wanting your dog to come closer with its collar, that you give an animal a way to say "No I don't want to step on your hand" or "I don't want you to attach a leash to my collar" or for a child to say "No I don't want to brush my teeth". That we as the teachers, our job is to shape that no communication, that negative reinforcement of doing something more to escape the hand, to escape the leash, to escape tooth brushing – that we shape how the individual says no so that it still meets the negative reinforcement escape or avoidance function but does it in a way that keeps the learner successful in our environments, keeps the dog successful in our home, the kid is well, the elephant is successful at having its footwork done. And then when an animal says no and we honour that behaviour and we shape it by moving away with smaller and smaller, safer and safer behaviours, so now instead of getting bitten the animal just needs to lean back. Then we need to ask ourselves, why would a reasonable and rational animal say no? We take the responsibility back into our court to devise an improved training plan so that animals say yes more often. So there's quite a lot to it and I think those three paths, the first is the ABC for the problem – the bird isn't stepping onto my hand when I offer my hand – then we ask, what can they do instead? Let's say the bird bites my hand when I offer my hand, we ask what can they do instead? They can lean back and I'll remove my hand. And then we ask, how can we train the yes? How can we have them jumping onto our hand as soon as we offer it with great enthusiasm, low latency?

— Dr Susan Friedman, Animal Training Academy podcast episode 200

[chemicallywrit]

89!

Oh boy! What a nice podcast! You've chosen Deviser! It's just a boy and his dog on a spaceship with their robot AI dad. It's definitely not a terrifying podcast about psychological warfare, body horror, and isolation!*

*it is all of those things and more

This one's a limited series and it hits HARD. Same creator as Malevolent and similarly it is all voiced, incredibly, by him!

Send me a number between 1-273 and I'll recommend an audio drama!