Reviews

Dry humored and equally creepy! Production and actors are first rate! Give these guys a listen you bloody *#%*!

Great story! The writing is excellent and the performances are top rate. Great production - give it a listen and you're hooked!

A well-crafted production. Never cheesy or badly acted. Never preachy or condescending. Just a good, clever, suspenseful story with characters you care about. Keep them coming!

I really enjoyed this!! Hope there will be more. I wasn't sure what I was going to get, having tried some podcasts that sounded good, but ultimately turned out to be snorefests, so I was pleasantly surprised. Good work!

Absolutely fantastic! Can't wait to hear more!

Great cast. Find myself laughing out loud for this.

I just re listened to all the episodes and I can't wait for more! (I was inspired to leave a review by the episode titled "One Star.")

Accents took a bit of getting used to (I'm American) but once I got a handle on it I found that this podcast has been very enjoyable - wish it was out more often.

Addicted! Funny and engaging. Can't wait to see what they think of next. Keep the episodes coming.

Wonderful dialogue and characters that you would love to hang out with, until they get you killed or worse.

Omg, keep it up. Dark and twisted humor? It works!!!

like I was saying, black tapes + Trainspotting + a healthy dose of "podcast within a podcast". Amazing writing, amazing acting, great story- the only thing I don't like is that theres not enough episodes out yet. I need more!! Also, heads up, they swear. A lot. A lot a lot. (But it's worth ittt)

Two Scots explore the (literal) underground of their city to create a podcast and resurrect their careers. When they unearth something mysterious in the shadows, they're launched on a journey through the muck of behavior, via murder, money laundering, and production budgets. Can they uncover the mystery and retain their integrity? Flawless sound production and solid acting make this supernatural thriller with a social conscience provide a visceral, thought-provoking experience.

It's really great so far and i'm eager to hear more!

Robert Cudmore and Matthew McLean are Yap Audio. They are the talents who brought you the Audio Drama Production Podcast, Kraken Mare, and Aftermath. Their latest project has now given the world another gift from the land of The Proclaimers, David Tennant, and Highlander. Yes, I'm speaking of Scotland! Lee and Doug are two guys down on their luck. Lee (Robert Cudmore) is an ex-Disk Jockey of flexible ethics who is trying to make his big comeback by starting a paranormal investigation podcast called The Terror Files. Lee's friend Doug (Matthew McLean), a former rockstar turned landscaper is hired to help do the production side of Lee's show. During the recording of the premiere episode they stumble into something much bigger than they expected. A Scottish Podcast is a hysterical NSFW show that you should not let your mum listen to. But it lovingly satirizes the media, the medium, and the Scotsman in all of us. Treat yourself, and give this show a chance.