How Did You Find Us?

**drillsgt** · Aug 16th, 2012, 11:28 AM

I found we’re alive through net library. Net library on is a digital library where soldiers can download books and music. Net library provides its services to AKO. (Army knowledge online) something that Michael cross would have to use as a soldier. That’s where he would check his records and receive information from his unit. Anyway getting back on track I typed in zombie in a search and got a hit for season one of we’re alive so I downloaded it and liked it. I just want to say thanks for your support of the military.

**Reneen** · Aug 19th, 2012, 05:49 PM

I've found We're Alive on IMDb's zombie-section when looking for a zombie movie/series to get my regular apocalypse fix. When I found out it was a podcast I didn't know what to expect, as I'm not that familiar with the format. The only podcasts I had listened to up until now were all comedy-based. Decided to try it out anyway and was hooked after only two minutes!

The show is like heroin, though. I came in fresh, have gone through all episodes in just over a week and now I have built up a dependence to the show. The withdrawal symptoms are already kicking in. This show is really great and I'm already dreading the day the final episode will be posted.

**ZombieBlake** · Sep 9th, 2012, 09:09 PM

I became the GameMaster of my university's 'Humans Versus Zombies' club and needed to catch up on my zombie media.
So I typed in zombies on Itunes, trying to find anything I could and this beautiful work came up.
I have been mesmerized every since.

**Deacon_Tyler** · Sep 23rd, 2012, 11:44 AM

I was downloading zombie audio books from iTunes and stumbled across We're Alive. It's blown away absolutely every book I've ever purchased from iTunes and seriously, I would pay handsomely to get longer chapters or more frequent updates.

The acting, sound effects and storytelling are much better than any zombie movie or book (with the exception of the World War Z audiobook, which was pure gold) I have ever watched or read. I'd love to even see a second storyline with a different group of survivors set in the same universe with perhaps a crossover occasionally. I'll be donating to WA today, because I'm literally guilty that I haven't paid dime one for such amazing storytelling and I'm sure I speak for everyone here when I say that my wallet is open for a second story!

**Blip** · Oct 2nd, 2012, 06:15 PM

I found WA just by chance, scrolling through podcasts on iTunes. I think I was in the dentists waiting room when I downloaded the first episode and had a listen, hooked from the get go and downloaded episode 2&3 in the car park of the dentist surgery. Well I was able to refrain from listening to the first two seasons and decided to savour the show, ha, six weeks later I'm now waiting for each Monday to come along. Although I kept hearing of this site on the adds I waited until I was up to date before I posted here, I been lurking and reading and watching and and and, lol.

Ok I hope to post more and get a bit more active. I also dropped by on the newbie thread to say Hi, check it out and if you haven't said hello do so now or bad things might happen!

**stat** · Oct 5th, 2012, 11:24 AM

I was looking for The Moth podcast because I wanted my mom to listen to that Steve Osborn one about 9/11 (which is awesome and totally worth your time) and I stumbled across We're Alive. I listen to podcasts while I work out because there's no way in hell I'd work out if I didn't have something interesting to do at the same time. I listened to the first part of the first episode and wasn't sure if I wanted to keep going. But it was the rest of the first episode or NPR. So, I guess I should thank NPR for getting me hooked on We're Alive.

**YetAnotherBloodyCheek** · Oct 6th, 2012, 10:48 AM

Originally Posted by stat

I was looking for The Moth podcast because I wanted my mom to listen to that Steve Osborn one about 9/11 (which is awesome and totally worth your time) and I stumbled across We're Alive. I listen to podcasts while I work out because there's no way in hell I'd work out if I didn't have something interesting to do at the same time. I listened to the first part of the first episode and wasn't sure if I wanted to keep going. But it was the rest of the first episode or NPR. So, I guess I should thank NPR for getting me hooked on We're Alive.

Stat, it is good to have you here in the Tower. These are desperate times. So be prepared, check your ammo. Do not underestimate these bloody zombie bastards.

**hbg** · Oct 10th, 2012, 06:39 PM

Hi, Embarrassed to say this but I was looking for Zombie Audiobooks through the now defunct Demonoid. I have passed details of this site through to the local 'zombie groups'.

**SaltyDog** · Oct 10th, 2012, 06:50 PM

I'm new to producing radio documentary myself. I love listening to podcasts and have been into radio dramas since I was a kid. Happened to see this on iTunes while looking for some good audio fiction.

I'm a secret geek for this kind of theorizing and speculation. I listen to all the fan commentary podcasts in film and TV too and this show happens to be pretty meaty on things to digest. KC plants a lot of hints and seemingly innocuous details early on that become super relevant later.

**Aerock** · Oct 12th, 2012, 06:34 AM

While I was at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania, some new Army buddies of mine from New York and I started talking about TV shows we watch. I'm a big nerd and told them that I like Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, etc. The New Yorkers told me about We're Alive and said I'd probably love it. They were right! Now I'm spreading the word about it here in Virginia!