My favorite days are when a new episode drops! You make my commute fun and I had to become a Patron to make sure I didn’t miss a moment. Thanks for the laughs!

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If you’re looking for an objective view, keep looking. These guys should be on Project Bluebook with how dismissive they are and only mention proven records (24 chinooks was admitted by the Air Force not Cash Landrums) and the forensic evidence that’s obviously far above their common sense. If you want something funny, also keep looking, they aren’t funny and sound forced even talking. They just seem like a couple guys I’d just ignore with how clueless and ignorant of the evidence they are.

Feels like hanging out with your buddies…if your buddies are scared of everything, all the time. And, of course, frogs. And a cat. Also, lately, baby brain. Moms ain’t the only ones that get it.

Here’s your 5star.

The hose boys told me to write this. (But also, this pod rocks 😊)

This show by far is the funniest podcast I have found to date for me. I honestly never laughed so hard you can’t stop with media shows or whatever but the first episode I listened to “monkey one”I found myself rolling the laughter waking up my family and thinking I was losing it. I was with laughter. now my one of my favorite things to do just listen to this podcast. I often have to be away from family and friends for a long time due to work so when I throw you guys on, it’s like hanging out with my buddies back at home I consider you to my brothers and thank you for what you do.

Love the show and the research. You guys keep it light and bring all the scariness.

Loving the podcast. It’s the perfect blend of a little bit scary and a lot bit funny. The hosts have great chemistry and are unlocking new fears for me weekly. Congratulations on being the ONLY podcast I’m up to date on. P.S. Do an episode about living in a Haunted House. Talk about being scared all the time!!!!

Been a listener since day one and have genuinely loved every episode. That being said, after you guys mentioned Tom O’Neill’s Chaos more than once, I gave it a listen. I don’t typically do true crime, but my god…that book was amazing. It’s taken me a few days to get through it and I’m still reeling over it all. I can’t recommend it enough. Thank you.

This podcast had me hooked from the first listen. I genuinely laugh out loud during every episode. Chris and Ed are both fantastic, but I’m telling you Ed’s sense of humor and quippy remarks have your girl swooning over here. The guys have such a good repertoire, you will NOT be disappointed with this one.

Chris’s generalized anxiety is so relatable. Great show. Highly entertaining.

Just listened to the elevator disaster episode. Although I don’t have a fear of elevators, I have reoccurring nightmares about them. Sometimes they go up to fast or down to fast or are falling apart and generally unsafe. Occasionally they are open platforms on the side of tall building which plays into my fear of heights. Anyway, great show!

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I have so much love for this show. <3 Every episode is a wonderful mashup of "casual-summer-night-garage-hang" and "eavesdropping-on-your-little-brother's-super-secret-Cryptid-Club-treehouse-meeting" energy. Chris and Ed have a wonderful repoire, and the subject matter is equal parts horrifying and hilarious. There are frequent tangents, some hard left turns, occasional misprounounciations, and froggies! What more could you ask for? Bonus points for extolling the virtues of one of my very favorite movies, Waxwork, in the AMA episode. Love you guys, stay safe!

I’ve listened to Scared All The Time since the first episode, and there’s been some great things covered that I’ll never be able to forget…I can’t walk anywhere now without expecting a sinkhole to open beneath me. But my favorite moment so far has to be from the AMA-Palooza episode when Chris said he would “let a bear nibble on him for $500k” and Ed’s reaction was that $500k wasn’t enough money because the bear wouldn’t know when to stop. You guys are great!

Found this one through Astonishing Legends, and it is a fun, sick-in-the-head romp that I can’t stop bingeing. Combines the dark humor of horror comedies with well, the dark (and witty) humor of Rick and Morty. Really makes the daily commute lighter and quicker, and an added benefit is that I can no longer stop saying “RIP, God Bless” whenever I hear about someone who is deceased.

10/5 would recommend. feel like i need Ed yelling “NO!” in the “Winning the Lottery” episode as a text message notification sound.

So much fun! Interesting topics and Info.It’s like listening to your friends. I’m equally entertained and terrified.

Since SATT is released on Thursdays, the same day as my daughter’s gymnastics lessons, I listen to it while I wait for her. The problem though is that I frequently burst out laughing in the waiting area and I think the other parents are becoming scared of me. Don’t worry though, this is ok. Now none of them will talk to me and I can sit alone, an introverts dream! I guess the moral of this story is that if you do not want to be bothered in public, just listen to SATT alone and laugh to yourself and no one will approach you because they will be scared all the time - of you.

My cat loves this show I always put it on for him, he purrs and whole time. I think it’s alright ig

So I love your podcast it’s great but I have a podcast that I think you would love it’s called “it’s murder yall” amber and rob Rayborn host it and it would be amazing if yall did a collab!! Because their podcast is small and maybe if yall collaborated it would make their podcast more well known. If you’ve read this far thank you have a good day!!

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The hosts are engaging, the topics are awesome. They cover realistic fears and not so realistic ones, with a good balance of both. Well researched as well. I would love to see a crossover between this podcast and This Podcast will Kill You! Definitely recommend

Love listening to these to fellas. Great topics, perfect length of show time and just fun. It’s like hanging out with friends and having a conversation. Good times thanks yinz guys are great

Sent this as a message but thought it’d be cool review for people to see. So, I’m not necessarily scared just a healthy weary/ cautious feeling towards. I’m Navajo and my people have little thing that gets misconstrued in mainstream media, we know them as yanni’s or yee naaldlooshii. Not a werewolf/ witch/ or any kind of cryptid creature but a medicine man. Like all medicine they learn both the light and the dark ways. The only difference the medicine that chose dark ways has to make sacrifices to get imbued with power, almost like a trade. He had to 1. Kill a loved one and sacrifice them to the one who gives the power 2. Carve out their own heart and bury it somewhere in the desert where no one will ever find for if they do they instantly lose life and are returned to the one who gave them the power to shapeshift into animal skins. A way to kill a yanni is if you know who they are by name (which it can be anyone a regular looking person walking around ) you kill it and is again sent back to the one who gave the power. This power was once as I’ve heard from elders a type of secret weapon we as Navajo used in war time to sneak around at night and kill our enemies but as time went on over the centuries we had less and less use for it and the power became corrupt and was basically abused to the point where we don’t speak about it because it is said that when you talk about them or bring them up in conversations they can hear you and it attracts them to you. It’s also said that certain families know them and can request them to put a curse on you if say they are jealous of you. It’s not uncommon to find a bundle of bones wrapped in human hair under your trailer or buried near your home if things in your life are randomly going bad or a sudden streak of bad luck or health issues. That’s why it is told when your younger to not spit on the ground, leave hair in your hairbrush or any biological of you exposed where someone can get it because they will and they’ll have a curse made out of or you’ll be visited by skinwalkers at night. I say all this because I am tired of seeing all the fake stories about skinwalkers or skinwalker ranch , wendigo , werewolf or anything related to the name skinwalker without having anything to do with the actual being that we know and has terrorized our reservation. We don’t whistle at night , leave windows open at night , turn around or acknowledge our names being said aloud from a familiar voice in the middle of nowhere where or where we know the person of the said voice isn’t there. These are all reasons why I’m not scared per se but have a healthy caution for. Ps just like murder had the code 187, our police also have a code for skinwalker in case that give some legitimacy to my story. Thanks and I’d appreciate it if you didn’t give my name since we are not supposed to be telling outside people our history or secrets. Like those pictures floating around of the old Navajo pictures of a man in a loin cloth and black mask, that isn’t a skinwalker it’s one of our gods called monster slayer and that was a tribute to him in a ceremony and was never supposed to be taken a picture of. But somehow it did and now when you google skinwalker that picture among others comes up smh

Ce podcast est parfait si vous avez peur tout le temps. Entre histoires effrayantes et blagues drôles, cette émission est fantastique ! J’ai écrit uniquement en français pour cacher astucieusement le titre 😂 N'hésitez pas à traduire, Ed et Chris

wow theSe guys are so brave! not sCared of Anything at all. not heRe, nopE, just some very brave frienDs tALking about scary things and sLeeping very well aT nigHt. if you listEn, then you too can be noT scared of anythIng ever! just don't think about the big one or huMan sacrificE or flesh-eating bacteria and you will be fine!

I love Scared All the Time! If you love being able to ruin your husband’s lunch by bringing up flesh eating bacteria, creating awkward moments in group conversations from randomly mentioning being buried alive, or having your mom tell you to stop talking about podcasts after a phone call to discuss cannibalism, then Scared All the Time might be for you! The show is funny, interesting, and the perfect amount of scary for this scaredy cat.

To answer your question about how I found you. I found your podcast while listening to the podcast “That’s why we Drink”.

Are you like me? I am scared all the time. Are you scared all the time too? If you are scared all the time as much as I am scared all the time there is a podcast you should check out. Even if you are only scared some of the time you should listen to this show. Maybe if you are not currently scared all the time, you could binge listen to this show so you to can be scared all the time of things you were not previously scared all the time about. It’s a really great podcast, but I forgot what the name of it is. Oh great, now I’m going to be scared all the time about forgetting the name of podcasts I like.

I’ve been listening since the beginning thanks to Astonishing Legends, and SATT is definitely in my top 3 favorite pods. Chris and Ed are great hosts with great chemistry, their tangents are always entertaining, and their irreverent approach to actually terrifying topics makes the show super easy to listen to. I always look forward to new episodes. Keep being awesome!

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I've been on the Scared All The Time bandwagon since day one, and by the third episode, it had already claimed the title of my top favorite podcast. Ed and Chris are an absolute riot—their humor is unmatched, even while tackling the most spine-chilling and interesting topics. Whether you're a horror fan, someone who Googles "what does flesh eating cuts look like," or just looking for some entertainment with a spooky twist, Scared All The Time is a must-listen. Five stars all the way!!

I’ve been listening since their first episode drop on the Astonishing Legends feed, and SATT has followed me through the craziness of the last year and will hopefully continue to follow me for the next 40-50. Unless the Big One hits before then. Hopefully I’ll be listening to the Hose Boys when that overpass collapses and buries me under the rubble. (And if they don’t talk about Courage the Cowardly Dog in the snuff film episode an opportunity will have been missed)

I’ve been listening since the beginning and Chris and Ed never fail to make me laugh. It’s like my internal monologue became people, and started a podcast. Thanks for being hilarious and reminding me that no matter how stressful life in LA is, at least we get to look forward to the big one coming and giving us different problems to be stressed about.

Thanks to the producers, staff, and writers of this podcast. It’s been a really hard start to the winter, getting darker earlier it’s hard to stay in a good mood. During my commutes, work outs, and when just tryna crack a smile this podcast has become a go to answer. Thanks again, can’t wait to get caught up and listen in real time!!

I’ve been an off and on listener since almost the beginning. Lately, I’ve been listening nonstop on my commutes back and forth to the hospital while my kiddo recovers from a nasty respiratory bug. SATT is a perfect blend of funny and informative to make the commute bearable. Never change.

There is a lot more history on the topics than I was expecting which I really appreciate. Ed and Chris are unapologetically themselves and it just makes me giggle. Very interesting and fun podcasts two thumbs up

Ed and Chris are great hosts that walk me through things that I am already scared of, because I AM scared all the time. But I always walk away a little less scared and I laugh often along the way. So glad I found this show! #5⭐️

Scared All the Time has become one of my favorite podcasts! I thoroughly enjoy listening to Ed and Chris talk about scary topics. Their humor and candor are refreshing and I love listening to their honest dialogue. It feels like I’m hanging out and laughing with my friends. I look forward to every new episode!

If you’re on the fence because you heard what the show is about and you’re wondering, “They just talk about things they’re scared of?” Trust me (a stranger on the internet), it’s worth it! It sounds like an odd theme but they do it really really well!

Been listening since the literal first day and still can’t get enough. Easy to listen too and great for my occasional long drives. I’ve heard every single show and my favorite has been lost in space (gave me the creeps). Generally hope the best for yall and can’t wait to see what yall have in store. R.I.P God Bless, Ambrosio L.

Been here since the beginning and my only regret is that I found them so early (through AL) so I have no past episodes to binge. I’m constantly scared all the time of the day this podcast ends (hopefully not any time soon) because I’ll no longer hear Chris and Ed’s excellent banter about irrational fears.

Who’d have thought that picking apart fears and trauma could be this funny? Kudos to the guys for being so willing to delve into their lives and share what makes them squirm. Their rapport and quick wit makes even the cringiest things hilarious, the recent dipoles episode being a prime example. I’m only scared all the time that they’ll stop making new episodes and I’ll have nothing to listen to on my next long drive.

I was actually looking for a podcast about mental trauma called Scarred all the Time, but i typed in an extra r by mistake and Scared All the Time came up instead. Im glad it did. This podcast is much better but just as depressing. Thanks guys!

As a long time listener of Astonishing Legends, I was stoked to hear about this podcast. I started listening from day one and I wait with bated breath for each new episode. I’ve never been one to think, or worry about the heinous scary stuff in life, but this episode has changed my life for the good and the bad. I’m grossed out and laughing at the same time. I love every episode and look forward to every future episode. My sister didn’t really listen to podcasts and she absolutely loves you guys after I introduced her. You make learning gross and fun, so thanks for that.

A fantastic curation of all the things we worry about. The buddy-chemistry between the hosts is a breeding ground for endless laughs and easy listening. The episodes are incredibly researched and well appointed, bringing the listener to the brink of wincing about the ghastly nature of our fears whilst sprinkling in comic relief from the horrors. Worth a listen if your into spooky, creepy, real takes on what scares us… all the time. Keep up the great work hose bois. Cheers from a fellow CT native

This is a perfect podcast and you can’t convince me otherwise. Thanks guys.

Chris and Ed never fail to make me laugh as well as scare me spitless. I thought waking up during surgery (which I’ve done) is my biggest fear. Nope, not even close (looking at you flesh eating bacteria). If you’re looking for an amazingly scary, yet funny, podcast this is the one for you.