About US

Established in March 2019, and created by Paul Parnell, the Necropodicon Network is a podcast network comprising of shows from around the world.
The network’s main goal is to create a family of likeminded shows covering many different genres. From TTRPG podcasts, to movie review, to history and true crime.

Our podcasts are hand-picked to ensure a consistent quality and allow you to escape from the real world. By strictly curating our network we hope to create a stress-free and inclusive experience for podcast lovers everywhere. Just plug in and listen to something funny or interesting! Leave your politics at the door and settle in for some fun. Everyone is welcome!

The network is always looking for new shows to join the Necropodicon family. If you would like to enquire about joining, email Necropodiconnetwork@gmail.com. Drop in a link to your social media and content.

 

OUR MISSION STATEMENT

As a network we strive to provide quality and inclusive entertainment that allows the listener to forget the stresses of the world.
We are proud supporters of the LQBTQ community, religious freedoms, and everyone’s right to be who they feel they are.
However, in our efforts to provide a stress-free environment, we strive to avoid negative politics. This means we do not support the use of any political position to attack others. This is a very important position for us and serves as the core structure of the Necropodicon Network.

 

An error in communication

In the early days of the Necropodicon Network our initial agreement with our shows was written in a rush and sent out for review and feedback. Most of the shows on the network pointed out several key areas they would like changed or removed and we did so. Some shows, regrettably, misunderstood the intentions of the agreement due to its wording and left the network.
With the agreement having gone through several revisions it is now finalised and all of the previous issues clarified.

The main issue was due to a miscommunication about supporting the LGBTQ community. In efforts to avoid political dogfights, it was initially stated that we didn’t want shows to be engaging in political topics of a heated or strong nature. This was poorly written and quickly revised.
In reality, we want our shows to feel completely open to share their support of everyone, with the added caveat that said support can not be used to attack anyone.