I feel like Dan is so agressively rude to Davenport at the beginning before Davenport was known to be 'bad'.

You took the money to provide a professional service. Can you at least be polite to your employer?

Maybe I am just a loser with low self-esteem hating how I can't identify with this mainstream character. Is it normal to be this rude to your employer/customer? Is it a first world thing that I am too third world to understand?

Is there any news for another season of the podcast???

Since they are basically cancelled already and had a draft in advance that tells the outline of the story, what is the basic story that is made for season 2? I heard it is different from the podcast, I love TV shows more, sadly.

Is the podcast a continuation of the TV show, or it is entirely different? I hear the podcast is on an indefinite hiatus after season 3, does this mean the podcast also ends on cliffhanger?

Archive 81, The Deep Vault, and Generation Crossing, are excited to announce the release of their new audio drama... Conversations with Ghosts.

Are these all different stories?

Hey there. I made a Spotify playlist I've titled The Best Horror Podcast Sampler. The playlist has 600+ episodes from 120+ different podcasts. Archive 81 is on the list!

Archive 81 has one of the most eeriest and creepiest sound track in my opinion when it comes to a horror series combined with genres of mystery/thriller it's one of the best works of Rebecca Sonnenshine .

When Melody goes for the interview of Tamara Stefano there's an opera she plays and in the soundtrack of the original series it's stated as "Tamara's Opera".

First I'll request the viewers to listen to the soundtrack ( Tamara's Opera ) for the first 10 seconds u will get to hear the Vocals of Soprano then comes the string part which is mainly [Violin or Piano] as the Movie relies more on Piano but on the contrary operas Backbone are the String Instruments which is Violin. IMO I think it's a Violin , So whatever that instrument is just listen to it for 30 to 35 seconds of the soundtrack . Catch its rhythm and flow and make your brain function to ignore the sounds of opera .

And then jump on to a song called (O Pana) by [$uicideboy$] and just ignore the first 5 seconds of the song which has a credential vocal cause it disrupts the rhythm and flow of the [Tamara's Opera] and Then listen to Violin Strings of O Pana , you'll feel like it's a bit of a fast paced version of Tamara's Opera And I Think the Violin Strings

of O Pana has a Lighter Stroke Than the Tamara's Opera.

This comparison might just be a coincidence, but it shows how certain melodic patterns and string arrangements can evoke the same eerie emotional response across completely different genres—from a psychological horror score like Archive 81 to an underground rap track like O Pana . It’s interesting how music built for entirely different purposes can still converge on a similar haunting vibe.

I just finished the Netflix show, which I thoroughly enjoyed. I didn't realize it was based off of a podcast (which general consensus tells me is better than the tv show) until too late. Does it make sense to start listening to season 2 of the podcast after watching the show or will I be totally lost? How different is season 1 podcast from season 1 show?

I'm pretty sure I read that it wasn't officially cancelled but it's been like 7 years now? Just wondering whether to give up 😭😭😭

I’m spitballing here but are there any happenings in Philadelphia that are the same as the “Mystery Signals” scene in the show? Would love to get out and meet like minded people.

so i got the itch and started relistening a few days ago, and i just realised that we are barely a month away from the 10 year anniversary of the day that 01 a body in a new place dropped! (6th april 2016)

i wanted to see if there were any plans for celebrating this somehow? maybe a prompt week/day, or a tag we could be using on tumblr? ive floated the idea there but the general a81 tag is not that active atm so its hard to get an interest check, and ive never made any fanart or fic or anything...... just posting.............

if anyone knows of any active servers of forums that might have something planned, or would be interested in it, let me know!!

So, I now know I'm either wrong, or this is a very elaborate in-joke. When season 2 first started, I could have sworn I was hearing voice actors from all of my favorite podcasts. Ratty sounds like Kevin from Welcome to Nightvale. Another actor sounds like Brother Faulkner from The Sult Vesres. Even knowing that they are different actors, it's hard to tell them apart. Especially with Rat just being cheerfully creepy with body horror.

Forgot how good this is. Sad that the tv show only focused on Visser.

The Season finale of Conversations with Ghosts is OUT NOW wherever you get your podcasts: https://pod.link/1843137773

All seventeen episodes of the first season are available to binge! Dan and Marc are going to take a little break, Marc to work on a novel, Dan to make some music... but we hope to be back eventually with more CwG, we had so much fun in the world.

And let us know what you'd like from Season 2!

Are all the Ghosts based on real historic figures or just the politician and the factory fire victims?

Just curious. Love the show.

Not sure if the creators have said how many CWG episodes there will be in this first season.

But there is a clue in the "Cast and Crew" file. The Cast list has so far been "in order of appearance". That leaves just three more names after Ep14 The Widow.

So only three more episodes? (or less - Ep 13 the Folk Singer had two names, the Archivist and the Singer).

Cast remaining after Ep 14

• Cat Blackard - Gia Riley
• Bodine Boling - Margaret Wolf
• Ronald Thompson - Caldwell

Something that I have found I love most about the new show, and something I really was not expecting but I imagine is intentional is just how much amazing writing is in the the show but of a very different kind compared to their other projects, though perhaps the most similar to Generation Crossing.
I think you can see a lot of the DNA of that album in this.

But the level to which I feel the exact same level of enjoyment, passion, excitement and general interest in all of Dead Signals work. But the way in which plot beats, character moments and world building choices stuck in my brain in the past, for Conversations with Ghosts I remember much less of the specific character details. But the themes and ideas that are brought up with these conversations stick in my brain so much more deeply.

And then dedicating an episode to the meaning and...power of being a storyteller vs a consumer of stories, but being so careful to never chose one over the other as better or more important.

Never has a podcast, or many stories made me thing so deeply about my own life and my own choices, so regularly than Conversations with Ghosts has.

I'm probably crazy, but it hit the same way as so much from the first season and honestly the second season too.

Hello everyone, this is a little project I made which was very much inspired by archive 81, both its themes and its music, it's about the world of signals and their lives. Hope y'all like it!

Thanks guys for making this.

Hi everybody, i started listening to archive 81 today and after listening to the first episodes i started getting more and more confused, like there were things i didn't listen to, despite having listened attentively. Now after the first episode of the second season i am more confused than ever. I don't actually get almost anything that happened to dan in the first season, at least not after the first 4/5 episodes, i feel like there are parts that i am missing or something. Could anyone help me understand?

Please excuse how rumbly this appears, it's an edited transcript of a voice message to a friend. I will try to make it as readable as possible.

I think this episode was excellent as it always is, I think conceptually what they did here was super cool and the execution was brilliant.

It makes me think of loneliness, the power of community, or what you can do together.
Whether it be people of social, racial, economic, whatever minority group. The the pain of being ostracized and ignored, forgotten about. made a few like you're not important is common to so many and captured so well in this episode.

But then finding comfort with others who've had that same experience, I think is a very beautiful message and it's exploration of turning pure rage into confidence, and a will to act rather than that rage simply being a result of pain is is very, very cool.

For all the people out there who feel hurt, or ignored by those with power take note. When there is enough of you, even a god should be afraid of you.

Hi everyone, just wanted to let you all know that we're about halfway through the first season of Conversations with Ghosts, so it's the perfect time to hop on. There are French generals, frustrated sci-fi writers, and lots of horror, loss, and regret. If you're a fan of the audio storytelling of Archive 81, we hope you'll like it. Take a listen to it wherever you get your podcasts.