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An isolated community in the South Pacific is rocked by a scandal that dates back decades. How can you bring law to a lawless land? This is my review of The Pitcairn Trials. https://buff.ly/41hBQH1

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Follow the lives of Valeria and Lilith as they survive in a world set in the Fallout 76 universe. This is my review of The MODUS Files. https://buff.ly/4gxqByE

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Luke Lemana recounts covert operations and secret schemes in this new show from Wondery and Ballen Studios. This is my Redacted review. https://buff.ly/4gjiJAV

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Historian Julie McDowell examines the chilling real-life prospect of Nuclear war. This is my Atomic Hobo review. https://buff.ly/4gdF7LO

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Dive into the high strangeness of Pennsylvania with Tim Renner. Strange Familiars is a gripping look in to what lurks just out of sight. podcastgeek.blog/songs-from-t...

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Doctor Maddie Pelling and Doctor Anthony Delaney examine the gruesome and the spooky aspects of history. This is my After Dark review. podcastgeek.blog/red-in-tooth...

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Socially awkward linguist Silas accepts a job offer from the mysterious Vincula Organisation. From there he embarks on a mind-bending journey. This is my Syntax review. podcastgeek.blog/oh-the-place...

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Just a list of people who have helped me throughout the life of the blog. A New Years Honours List if you will. podcastgeek.blog/just-a-quick...

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Strange things are afoot in Baron North Dakota. Will local police officer Josie Ward uncover the truth? Partial Veil is a gripping series from Ylem Media. podcastgeek.blog/how-to-kill-...

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Social media creator Kenah, has had enough of online trolls. The deeper she digs though, the more her life spirals out of control. A thrilling audiodrama by Kimberly Renee. podcastgeek.blog/out-of-contr...

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Chris Lambert investigates the case of Kristin Smart's disappearance in 1996, and sheds new light on it. This is my review of Your Own Backyard. podcastgeek.blog/digging-up-t...

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Another year, another awards ceremony. Read The Podcastgeek awards 2024 shortlist and find something worth listening to. podcastgeek.blog/the-podcastg...

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Podcaster Bob Anderson inherits his parents' ancient house, and their employees. All is not as it seems though. This is my Elias The Caretaker review. podcastgeek.blog/this-ole-hou...

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The new true crime show from Tenderfoot TV sees Thrasher Banks uncovering a dark episode of his childhood. This is my Lords Of Death review. podcastgeek.blog/the-bad-old-...

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Matt Albers uncovers the untold stories of piracy from the golden age of sail. This is my review of The Pirate History Podcast. podcastgeek.blog/sail-of-the-...

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A hunt for his brother sees Dylan infiltrate the mysterious Ignotia organisation. This is my Close Your Eyes review. podcastgeek.blog/find-the-doo...

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Duncan Barford explores the overlap between magickal practice and psychological theory. This is my review of Occult Experiments In The Home. podcastgeek.blog/do-try-this-...

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Nathan Isaac has spent years researching high strangeness in Kentucky. From UFOs to ancient gods to government cover-ups. This is my Penny Royal review. podcastgeek.blog/what-lies-be...

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This week we join Hine and Buckley as they step out of consensus reality and examine the weird and mysterious. This is my Vayse review. podcastgeek.blog/the-keys-to-...

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As if the plantations of the Deep South weren't awful enough, Kirk Battle adds some cosmic horror into the mix. This is my Cthulhu In The Deep South review. podcastgeek.blog/hist-horror-...

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Madeleine Baran from The New Yorker investigates shocking cases of police corruption and incompetence. This week's review is In The Dark. podcastgeek.blog/darkest-dept...

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The quiet town of Simpson Falls has a new medical facility. Journalist Tony and photographer Sonia head there to investigate. What horrors will they uncover? podcastgeek.blog/if-i-had-my-...

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Literary titan Neil Gaiman has accusations of sexual abuse dating back to the 1980s. Tortoise Media investigates. This is my Master review. podcastgeek.blog/violent-case...

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Two Hip Hop legends interview MVPs of the culture. Don't pass on this one. This is my review of The Fun House With Kid & Play. podcastgeek.blog/welcome-to-t...

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One thing that you can guarantee in life (apart from death and taxes), is that once someone is in a position to make lots of cold, hard, cash, then basic morality usually takes the back seat. podcastgeek.blog/its-a-swindl...

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Join actors Kim "Helga" Hartman, Guy "Gruber" Siner, and Richard "Herr Flick" Gibson as they discuss the classic BBC sitcom 'Allo 'Allo. Listen very carefully, I will say this only once. podcastgeek.blog/tlah-listen-...

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Turn the lights out, and gather round the wireless. Time to head back to the classic radio era. This is my review of Campfire Radio Theater. podcastgeek.blog/persistence-...

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Where is Tanis? What is Tanis? Is Tanis real? Podcaster Nic Silver is trying to answer these questions. One thing that is real, is my Tanis review. podcastgeek.blog/better-late-...

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In my Finding Satan review, we meet Comparative Religion student Sarah Lyons is on a quest to discover if The Devil really exists. podcastgeek.blog/the-devil-in...

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Join Neil, Paul, and Simon ans they discuss all things heavy metal. This is my Miserable Metal Mind review. podcastgeek.blog/its-just-a-m...

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Schoolgirls in LeRoy, New York start showing strange Tourette's like symptoms. Is this a case of mass hysteria, or something else? podcastgeek.blog/the-power-of...

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The disappearance of Shannan Gilbert uncovers a killer, as well as police negligence. This is my review of LISK: Long Island Serial Killer. podcastgeek.blog/lost-and-fou...

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This week is my Fingers On Buzzers review. Jenny Ryan and Lucy Porter take a deep dive into the world of quiz shows, and quizzing in general. podcastgeek.blog/ive-started-...

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This week I'm reviewing Better Offline. Ed Zitron exposes the corruption and incompetence embedded in the modern tech industry. Now you know why you get so annoyed every day! podcastgeek.blog/the-art-of-f...

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Welcome to the second year of the Harbridge University Classics course, covering Modes Of Thought In Anterran Literature. podcastgeek.blog/somewhere-be...

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Join Captain "Jerzy" Standard and his oddball crew aboard The Watercress, and travel the galaxy looking for adventure, excitmement, and a stiff drink. This is my Flight Of The Bucket review. podcastgeek.blog/lets-go-spac...

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One popular conspiracy theory is the "celebrity replacement". Joanne McNally searches for Who Replaced Avril Lavigne? podcastgeek.blog/impostor-syn...

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A Lovecraftian, psychedelic body-horror that plumbs depths of depravity and desire. This is my review of The Witness Of Kitab al-Azif podcastgeek.blog/nothing-good...

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Knowledge Fight is a comedy podcast that covers Infowars one episode at a time, holding a mirror up to Alex Jones' lies and paranoia. Read my thoughts on it here. podcastgeek.blog/theres-only-...

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Join Canaan, Brent and Aaron as they dissect the extensive lore of the Battletech universe. This is my Of Mechs And Men review. podcastgeek.blog/i-like-big-b...

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A psychological sci-fi thriller set in the cold war. A story of shady government agents, assasinations and aliens from. Read my review of The Signal here. podcastgeek.blog/lincolnshire...

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Forbidden Cassettes: Consummation review. Does the appearance of mysterious cassette tapes prove the existence of a parallel universe? podcastgeek.blog/high-castles...

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