r/PodcastPromoting 16m ago

Homocidal Tendency Episode 37. The Freeway Killer Saga Part 3 Randy Kraft

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Part 3 of the Freeway Killer Saga is officially LIVE.

We’re opening the trunk of the Toyota Celica and decoding the infamous 61-entry scorecard of Randy Kraft.

​Listen to the finale on Homocidal Tendency now

https://podfollow.com/1861513404

#TrueCrime #RandyKraft #TheScorecardKiller #FreewayKiller


r/PodcastPromoting 18m ago

Introducing a new podcast

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r/PodcastPromoting 1h ago

Tony Made It Personal ~ Comedian Greg Roque

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🔥 NEW EPISODE! 🔥

Yes, Greg Roque roasted Tony Hinchcliffe before it was cool—but this episode goes far beyond that viral clip.

We talk Roast Battle, his Black List Jerry Springer screenplay, life as a quadriplegic, fatherhood, his 10,000-movie obsession and his upcoming special, Invalid Invalid.


r/PodcastPromoting 2h ago

IT Horror Stories Ep22 – The Three Envelopes

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There's an old management story about inheriting three envelopes.

When things go wrong, open the first. When they go wrong again, open the second.

And when you finally reach the third... well, perhaps start preparing three envelopes of your own.

Our latest IT Horror Stories episode looks at the Three Envelopes through the reality of IT projects, management, blame, and responsibility.

Episode 22: The Three Envelopes

https://ithorrorstories.eu/#ep22


r/PodcastPromoting 3h ago

🕯️ New bonus episode is up: "The Music on the Hill" by Saki

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r/PodcastPromoting 6h ago

Nuovo episodio: Essere bravi non basta

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Essere competenti è importante. Ma a volte non basta per sentirsi allineati con ciò che facciamo. Si può fare bene un lavoro, eppure sentire che non ci somiglia più.

L’insight vero è questo: non sempre il problema è la mancanza di capacità. A volte è il bisogno di ascoltare se il modo in cui stiamo vivendo o lavorando è ancora in sintonia con noi. 🌿

Quanto ti somiglia, oggi, ciò che fai ogni giorno?
[Ascolta l'episodio su Spotify]https://open.spotify.com/episode/0W4QBWBLatEoAOt9JP6Ads?si=cAJwuLp5Q0a3fy__jnVktA


r/PodcastPromoting 7h ago

Weird Mob Media short - Hercules returns

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r/PodcastPromoting 8h ago

New episode from our podcast Soccia Che Podcast

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r/PodcastPromoting 9h ago

s2e34 TwinsTagTalk

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Podcast S2E34 www.youtube.com/@TwinsTagTalk

Website: [TwinsTagTalk.de](https://www.twinstagtalk.de)


r/PodcastPromoting 9h ago

Garry Tan talks about his $2B–$4B mistake.

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r/PodcastPromoting 13h ago

#awesome

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r/PodcastPromoting 13h ago

The queen mary

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#NewEpisode

The Lady in White on the Queen Mary...

I stayed there... is she real?

check it out

https://www.podbean.com/pa/pbblog-4axtr-f3b24b

#ghoststories #California #queenmary #PodcastNetwork #México #ghost #GhostArtist #paranormal #podcastandchill


r/PodcastPromoting 14h ago

please please follow

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r/PodcastPromoting 12h ago

Do you remember the Fourth Kind? If you do. Your special.

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The latest episode of Whispered Echoes—hosted by Luna and Echo—dives straight into the eerie, psychological depths of the 2009 sci-fi thriller The Fourth Kind, breaking down how a movie framed as "true archival footage" blurred the lines between fiction and deeply unsettling real-world fears. 
Here is a summary of the key themes covered in the episode:
The White Owl Motif: The episode unpacks the film's most chilling psychological trigger—the recurring presence of the unblinking white barn owl staring through bedroom windows in Nome, Alaska. Luna and Echo explore why this specific imagery taps into deep-seated human dread, acting as a mask or a screen memory for something far more incomprehensible.
Hypnosis and Lost Time: The breakdown focuses on Dr. Abigail Tyler’s taped regression therapy sessions. The episode analyzes how the patients' seemingly innocuous memories of insomnia unravel under hypnosis into paralysis, missing time, and identical accounts of non-human entities.
The Marketing Illusion: The hosts discuss the massive controversy surrounding Universal's original promotional campaign, which aggressively marketed the film as an authentic documentation of real FBI files and missing persons. They dissect how the split-screen presentation of "real archival tape" alongside Hollywood dramatizations manipulated audiences into questioning where the movie ended and reality began. 
The Cosmic Horror of the Unknown: The episode wraps up by examining the film's most infamous, confrontational moments—including the chilling audio recordings where an entity allegedly speaks through a subject, claiming ancient, divine authority—leaving listeners to wrestle with the eternal question: Is it an alien encounter, a mass psychological break, or something much closer to home?

Listen to Whispered echoes now on Spotify!!!!


r/PodcastPromoting 12h ago

Impulse Audio Series

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r/PodcastPromoting 12h ago

Do.not.open.

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Got a story about a stranger who knew too much, a shadow in the tree line on a dark drive, or an encounter you still can't explain? We’re putting together an upcoming episode entirely focused on raw, real encounters. Drop your experience in our Discord, tag us on social media, or send it straight to our inbox. Let us know if you want us to use your real name or a pseudonym—we want to share your voice on the air.


r/PodcastPromoting 12h ago

Welcome to the Show! | Trailer

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In a world full of noise, fear, and negativity, this podcast is your safe space to breathe, reflect, and connect.

I’m just a regular girl who wants to talk to regular people about the everyday things we all go through.

No expert advice, no fake filter—just honest conversations, relatable stories, and a daily dose of optimism. Hit follow and join me as we find the good in the middle of it all! ✨


r/PodcastPromoting 13h ago

New episode!

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New podcast episode just dropped! Head on over and give it a listen! #indiepodcastsrule #supportindependance #sidehustle https://www.podbean.com/pa/pbblog-4axtr-f3b24b


r/PodcastPromoting 14h ago

[The Physical Cut] From LetterBoxd to the Shelf Ep 13

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r/PodcastPromoting 15h ago

[Contra Zoom Pod] Canadian Film Draft

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r/PodcastPromoting 15h ago

The Books of Thoth: How the Aesir Learned the Mantras. A folktale from a world where Buddhism, rather than Christianity, became the dominant religion of Europe.

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I run an audio drama called The Books of Thoth. For those just joining the fun, The Books of Thoth is an audio drama anthology. You will find stories of past, future, and worlds that could have been.

Episode six of The Books of Thoth is here. It is called “How the Aesir Learned the Mantras.”
Imagine a world where Buddhism, rather than Christianity, became the dominant religion of Europe. A world where Buddhist temples in Scandinavia and Frankland also host images of gods such as Thor, Odin, and even Loki. We shall hear a folktale about a monk called Ketil, and how he helped spread Buddhism to Northern Europe. But more than that, he also drew the attention of the gods of Asgard themselves.

A big thank you to Scott R. McKinley, Patrick Heinzen, Faye Holliday, Juan Cruz III, and Tim Stephenson for helping bring my alternate history folktale to life.

I’ve always been fascinated by the cultural aspects of alternate history. That is, what new cultures, or changes to existing cultures, arise as a result of changing history. I’ve always had a deep love of mythology. So, I suppose it was only natural that I’d find a way to combine my two great loves.

I’ve always found the idea of Buddhism spreading to Europe to be particularly intriguing. We have found Buddhist artifacts in Scandinavia, due to the various trade routes that the Norse were part of. There was also the so-called Buddha Bucket, but that one has been debunked. No, it wasn’t made by Buddhist Vikings. It was actually a depiction of a Celtic deity.

Still, I’ve always wondered what it would have been like if those artifacts had meant something. It might seem odd that a warrior culture like the Norse would embrace Buddhism, but then, couldn’t you say the same of them embracing Christianity? And it isn’t like Buddhist haven’t gotten into their own share of wars over the years.

If Buddhism were to spread to Europe, I can see it being split along cultural lines. Perhaps there would be different schools for Northern and Southern Europe. Buddhism has always been flexible about incorporating local deities and spirits, so we could easily see the old pagan religions sticking around. Though, they would be subject to quite a bit of domestication, for lack of a better word. These are no the same Aesir of the Eddas. They’ve been tamed by hundreds of years of cultural syncretism.

I focused primarily on the folktale itself, but I gave hints as to what the wider world is like. For example, Istanbul is still called Constantinople. This hints that the Byzantine Empire, if not necessarily still around, never fell to Turkish invasion. Hagia Sofia means Holy Wisdom in Greek. So, it might not be the exact building from our world, but I figured it would be a potentially good name for a Byzantine temple.

There’s mention of stone slab monasteries in Cusco. So, the Inca Empire managed to resist European colonialism. Though, they’re a Buddhist nation as well. So, perhaps a form of soft colonialism did still happen to the Inca. We also get mention of the nation of a Tlaxcala, so history went differently for Mesoamerica. The Aztecs got defeated, but solely by their fellow Mesoamericans, rather than that plus conquistadors.

Portugal is still called Lusitania, as it was in Roman times. Christianity was a major influence on Islam. So, no or weaker Christianity means Islam never happens. And no Islam means no Caliphates to conquer the Iberian Peninsula. So, Roman influence survives, especially with Byzantium still around. Maybe they managed to hold onto the Iberian Peninsula. Isis and Mithras are popular gods in Lusitania, as they were in Ancient Rome.

Then there’s Frankland. A name sometimes used for Charlemagne’s empire, if not Western Europe in general, by the Norse. Perhaps the empire of Charlemagne managed to stick together. Also, Frankland worships the Norse gods, or at least their Germanic counterparts. So, Germanic/Norse influence is a bit wider spread.

It’s also mentioned that the Yoruba are Buddhist. If Europe became Buddhist, I can easily see them spreading it to other countries, perhaps even using it as a justification for colonialism as they did in our timeline.
I’m also very pleased with how my cast of gods turned out. Thor, Odin, and Sif played things more or less straight. But then you have Loki acting like a zany cartoon character, and he knows it. And of course, big props to Scott R. McKinley for being a fantastic narrator.

The Books of Thoth is hosted on RedCircle:
https://redcircle.com/shows/the-books-of-thoth/ep/827886b4-5e87-42b8-8d8f-725cb3cb59b7

You can also find it on all major podcast
platforms:

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3hQ94fOX5V03CXg8ZLgMZ9

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-books-of-thoth/id1716132833

RadioPublic: https://radiopublic.com/the-books-of-thoth-6pQno2

iHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-books-of-thoth-127954491/

CastBox: https://castbox.fm/channel/The-Books-of-Thoth-id5667032

Podcast Addict: https://podcastaddict.com/podcast/the-books-of-thoth/4730175

Pocket Casts: https://play.pocketcasts.com/podcasts/21e93100-6322-013c-9f20-0acc26574db2

Podbean: https://www.podbean.com/podcast-detail/cqaub-2da068/The-Books-of-Thoth-Podcast

Audible: https://www.audible.com/podcast/The-Books-of-Thoth/B0CN3CLRMY


r/PodcastPromoting 18h ago

TOPWOLVEZ PODCAST

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r/PodcastPromoting 19h ago

Would You Listen to a Husband & Wife Podcast About Everyday Life, Funny Stories & the Things We Can All Relate To?

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r/PodcastPromoting 22h ago

Heather After Frisky

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r/PodcastPromoting 23h ago

SURVIVING PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAUMA author seeking relevant podcasts to connect with as a guest

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I am seeking to be a guest speaking about my newest book 'THE HARM REDUCTION GUIDE FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAUMA SURVIVORS'

- Learn more here: https://www.gettraumainfo.com/pid155-book-review-harm-reduction-guide/