We continue our ghost-filled celebration of Halloween with an episode of BBC’s Fear on Four entitled “Tapping.” It tells the story of a wife trying to convince her husband to open up about a childhood trauma that still haunts him. What threat can a memory really hold? Do Scottish dialects inherently make ghost stories better? How much is 2018 minus 1997? Listen for yourself and find out! Then vote and let us know what you think!
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We can analyse these stories, and I love the podcast because you do. But when the smoke clears – this one really creeped me out while I was listening to it at night – so Timeless Classic.
OMG I agree with Eric again. This is a timeless classic now and in 60 years. This is incredible. Have listened to it three times so far. More please!
I felt the ‘tapping’ could have been way more effective, it was just too muffled and quiet.
Great twist, disagree that there were a lot of clues!