Tune into The TV Obsessive Channel for Aural Pleasure

We hope that you enjoy reading our articles with your eyeballs, but if you’d prefer to listen to our work with your earholes we’re proud to offer a selection of our favorites in audio form on The TV Obsessive Channel.

Many of these entries will be read aloud by the author of the work, though sometimes another will narrate an article because the author is shy, or doesn’t have a microphone, is too busy, or for whatever other reason. We’re not making anyone read their work out loud who doesn’t want to.

Sure, in this day and age you could run the things you want to read through a program of some kind and get audio articles in a robot voice that way, but our wager is that you might enjoy the human touch. And there is some music in the mix at times, too.

I shouldn’t have phrased it as a either/or above! We hope you’ll enjoy these articles in both ways, whether at the same time or disparate times.

Here’s a list of the audio articles we currently have on offer:

• The Leftovers: Let the Mystery Be, written and read by Caemeron Crain
• The Leftovers: Every Ghost Story is a Love Story, written and read by Caemeron Crain
• The Leftovers: Jill and Tommy Garvey (A Character Study), written and read by Caemeron Crain
• The Leftovers: In Defense of the Guilty Remnant, written and read by Caemeron Crain
• The Leftovers: Laurie Garvey (A Character Study), written and read by Caemeron Crain
• When the Fall is All There is: Women of the Angel-verse, written and read by Cat Smith
• The Leftovers: Kevin Garvey, Sr., written and read by Caemeron Crain
• The Leftovers: John Murphy, written and read by Caemeron Crain
• Deadwood: The Movie, written and read by Cat Smith
• Lost: What the Hell is the Island Anyway?, written by Andrew Grevas and read by Jill Watson
• The West Wing: Two Cathedrals — 16 Years Since My Last Confession, written and read by Cat Smith
• The Expanse and the Holy Trinity of Science Fiction, written and read by Ryan Lucia
• Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip: Perfectly Imperfect, written and read by Cat Smith
• The We You Are: Severance and Post-Postmodernity, written and read by Caemeron Crain
• The Rainbow of Her Reasons is Six Feet Under at Its Best, written by Andrew Grevas and read by Clay Dockery

Check back for new additions to the list, follow us on social media and on Podbean, and if there’s something in our catalogue of articles you’d like us to read, please feel free to make a request in the comments!

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