A wonderful jaunt into the terrying realm known as "The 1920s". Whether you're new to the Call of Cthulhu system, or an experienced traveller along the mountains of madness, this podcast has something for everyone. A fascinating tale of horror and mystery that really manages to draw you in with the intrigue and excellent cast of characters.

I've listened to quite a few audio dramas and actual play RPG podcasts, but few manage to blend the two genres quite so well as this one. The acting and editing is expertly done, with the music and olde timey adverts really help make the experience that much more enthralling. By the end of it you won't know if you've been listening to a group of friends enjoy an evening of rolling dice while eating doritos, or a pre-planned story carefully crafted for your auditory enjoyment. A very strong recommendation from me, and looking forward to listening to future seasons.

A really good podcast, would definitely recommend season one to anyone who likes a comedic podcast, however the only reason I’m giving four stars is because the second season feel too scripted and significantly lacking in comedic elements/events. Also season two don’t have good ol’ Father Grandfather, the best character to come from this series.

This excellently produced live roleplay podcast in the style of an old timey radio program is great - The first action during the play session really sets the tone and shows off why Father Grandfather is simply the best character to exist in a Call of Cthulhu program

I rarely recommend things to the world at large, but goodness me, if you're looking for an incredibly well put together, hilarious podcast, you should check out The Call of C'thulu Mystery Program. The Nerdy Show crew really pulled out all the stops on this one, having turned a marathon tabletop roleplaying session into an incredibly well-produced Lovecraftian radio drama. Ten thumbs up!