#unwell a midwestern gothic mystery

[worldgonewrongpod]

Hey y'all- we have officially launched World Gone Wrong! It would mean a ton to me if you would go check out this show- we've have been pouring our heart and soul into it over the past six months.

You can listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, or you can search "world gone wrong" wherever you listen to podcasts. MOST IMPORTANTLY- go tell your friends to listen, if you think they'd like the show~ The show is an unapologetic response to the feeling of "every day there is a new disaster"- except in this fictionalized version, the disasters we're dealing with are werewolves, alien body snatchers, time distortions, etc- basically every episode of The X-Files and Supernatural happening at the same time. It's also a celebration of the importance of deep, connected friendships- something we feel doesn't get enough prominence in media. The show stars Michael Turrentine and Hilary Williams- and the first chapter was written by Jessica Best (@idiopathicsmile), and produced and created by Eleanor Hyde and Jeffrey Nils Gardner (@euripidesredux) ~ We're so ABSURDLY lucky to get to work with these wonderful artists- it's been an absolute joy so far. ALSO- we're throwing a party to celebrate! Saturday, April 6 at 8pm! Whiskey Girl Tavern in Andersonville- we'll have the band who played our theme song (Olivia and the Lovers) doing a set, and we'd love to see you!

No cover, good times! Link for rsvp/reminders here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/world-gone-wrong-launch-party-tickets-856416874927?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

[ale-draws-stuff]

If they had actually gotten caught breaking into 1974 East Oak St

[grifff17]

Looking for media recommendations for small-town supernatural mysteries

Lately I've been wanting more stories set in a little rural town with dark secrets hidden under the surface. I'm down for literally any medium except a movie. TV show, webcomic, audiodrama, actual play, videogame, whatever. Here's some examples which I have watched/read/listened to for reference. Bolded are ones I really liked and are exactly what I'm looking for.

TV Shows: Gravity Falls, Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated, Stranger Things

Audiodramas: Harbor, Unwell: A Midwest Gothic Mystery, Bridgewater, Where the Stars Fell, My Town

Videogames: Beacon Pines, Night in the Woods

[unwellpodcast]

Coming Wednesday, September 13

Unwell, a Midwestern Gothic Mystery Season 5/Episode 12: Remaining

Written by Bilal Dardai With direction and sound design by Jeffrey Nils Gardner

photo by Brent Gnagey

==== Image description: A photo in sepia of a road receding into the distance. Almost out of sight are two trees.

[wimblton475]

Is this anything

[creed-of-cats]

"I RENOUNCE MY OATH. I RENOUNCE MY OATH. I RENOUNCE MY OATH. I-"

[haveyouheardthispodcast]

Propaganda below the cut:

Supernatural horror but fun

[phoet]

one thing about old white men named Silas in any piece of media is that they will be Evil.

[leonratart]

Celery Spicy Celery Cool

[mashkara45]

We are nothing alike. The chasm between us is wide enough to hold oceans. - Unwell, a Midwestern Gothic Mystery, s5e7 “The Chasm”

[worldgonewrongpod]

WHOA! It's our second episode!

We get a little more existential this episode with the question- what's up with the extra hour that appeared in the middle of the day?

[ale-draws-stuff]

Do you think Abbie stares up at the stars on quiet nights and thinks about them?

[winterstaryu]

NORA IS FINE. IDGAF. SHE'S FINE. SHE IS TAKING A LITTLE BREAK AND SHE'LL BE RIGHT BACK.

[briony-poisoned]

Dot short-circuiting Chester by just randomly pretending that Norah is her kid is so fucking good, I love Unwell podcast so much

[sluttyjonahmagnus]

Queuing this in advance. I want to thank @unwellpodcast for getting me through this year. I wish I could’ve supported them more than the few months here and there but that’s life. I’ll continue to recommend it to others because it’s just that amazing.

It’s been a hell of a ride and I will never forget the first time I listened and what this podcast meant to me during a bad time in my family as we faced a similar road to Dot.

Because Mt Absalom feels like home to me, as someone that was once a kid in a small Kansas town. For every character that popped up in this podcast, I knew someone just like them. For better or for worse. They have walked into my life and walked out of it and the time was never enough but they were there and I'll remember it. And this story reminded me that it feels good to remember.

Goodnight Mt. Absalom..