StereoForest Podcasts
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Find unique, funny, and dramatic podcasts and shows. Comedy, audio dramas, audio fiction – and some shows with video as well. Scripted, improv, and a mix of both – all made to entertain you. StereoForest creates, directs, and produces improvised and scripted podcasts that are delivered digitally to a variety of platforms. Some of our shows use both improv and scripted to create unique formats, characters, and storytelling methods. We are experimenting with new creative ways to produce digital experiences, and new ways to use improv to deliver fully produced online shows to video as well. StereoForest is a solo-person studio run by J...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Grackleton's earnest broadcasters turn local notices, commercial breaks, and everyday confusion into a sustained fictional town comedy.
StereoForest Comedy & Fiction Podcasts turns Grackleton's public-access station into a wonderfully unstable piece of comedy audio drama. Tog Chesterfield and Parker Spoon attempt local broadcasts from places including Lake Corncrop, Linda's Funeral Parlour, and Shane's Olive…
A mayonnaise ad without mayonnaise is the exact level of local-radio chaos you came for.
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Old work, bad luck, and potato lore turn into a rough map back to self.
Young Tog turns a box of Tog's past into a reflective story about how the potato incident and leaving Apocalypse.Cloud pushed Tog Chesterfield to rock bottom, while keeping the 101.7 FM The Grack frame firmly in place.
A coffee-shop interview turns onions, depression, and guppy imagery into local comedy.
TOG Chesterfield's first Grackleton Gazette interview gives Pastel Pumpernickel a coffee-shop stage while she bakes bread and pastries in the early morning.
A muddy public-access broadcast that turns local chatter into running comedy.
Grack Public Access on 101.7 FM, The Grack, is a muddy public-access mess. Tog Chesterfield and Parker Spoon keep trading names, explanations, and corrections from their show chairs, while the Wonderworst Kale Dog sponsor, the spilled macchiato, and the geese around Lake Corn…
GRAC Public Access turns a sponsor read and a name dispute into the episode's main joke.
GRAC Public Access sounds like a station still working out its own names, and that uncertainty becomes part of the joke. Todd Chesterfield and the co-host keep circling who gets to say what, whether the last name should be spoken, and who is steering the room.
A drifting Grack Public Access stop about cakes, a sponsor, and a memorial note for Tig.
Grack Public Access settles into a messy but affectionate visit to Linda's Funeral Parlor, with Tog Chesterfield and Parker Spoon back for a third episode after a false start.
A local broadcast that keeps turning confusion, sponsors, and a missing host into the same ongoing mess.
Grack Public Access stays gloriously off balance, with Tog trying to keep some order while Parker and Maureen turn a simple welcome into lollipop confusion, a sponsor linked host reveal, and a missing Barty alarm.
A strange, loose public-access comedy that plays like improvised radio play.
GRAC Public Access follows Jenda Han and Parker Spoon as they record outside Grackleton, with the show treating the broadcast like a cassette laid down before it goes out. The loose, improvised exchange gives it most of its pull.
A potato incident becomes a final broadcast full of civic grudges and radio chaos.
The final broadcast turns the potato incident at Apocalypse.Cloud into a Grackleton sendoff, with Tog Chesterfield steering the wreckage from 101.7 FM The Grack.
Four McElroys narrate a wizard battle-royale tournament across elimination trials on Octave Ziggurat.
A continuous Fabula Ultima actual-play campaign following one party through the world of Perpetua.
An ensemble cast plays teen superheroes through Masks: A New Generation campaigns and guest one-shots.
A recurring cast plays full Pathfinder 2E, Shadowdark, and Pendragon campaigns session by session.
A Dungeon World actual-play campaign following three comedians battling villain Callum Blackhammer.
Tog Chesterfield interviews Marianne Thimble Foote, former owner of Grackleton's Thimble's Nimble Notions craft store (closed 2017 after 20 years).
GRAC Public Access hosts Jen DeHaan and Parker Spoon broadcast live from The Tennis Stop in Grackleton, delivering a show packed with absurdist humor, community news, and surreal storytelling.
Crack Public Access opens its first episode at Doreen’s Olive Hollow in Crackleton, with Todd Chesterfield and Parker Spoon nervously introducing themselves on 101.7 FM, The Crack.
Public Access starts crooked.
Tog Chesterfield uses the final episode of Un-Fuck-Your-Life on 101.7 FM The Grack to explain the "potato incident" that began at Apocalypse.Cloud and spread through Grackleton East and West.
Jen Han and Parker Spoon broadcast from the haunted mines in Outer Grack while joking about cassette recording, cave acoustics, and sponsor Ghost Away.
Todd Chesterfield and Parker Spoon record episode five of Grack Public Access from Shane's Olive Shack in Grackleton, with Doreen's Olive Hollow sponsoring the show and “gym shoes” set as the weekly theme.
Grack Public Access parks itself at Lake Corn Crop and lets the mud do a fair bit of the scenery work.
Grack Public Access comes in sounding like a live community broadcast from a town that cannot keep one topic in the chair.
TOG Chesterfield opens on 101.7 FM The Grack and sets up the hour as one of his first Grackleton Gazette interviews.
Grack Public Access turns up at Linda's Funeral Parlor.
Tog Chesterfield opens a box of old life and starts mapping the road to rock bottom.