Not bad. A bit more idea driven than my usual tastes of plot-driven, but the idea was interesting enough to keep me listening. Steve was a good choice for the narrator since he has a polished voice for radio (unlike me, who has a face for radio). Anna's parts I found quite hard to understand, not because of her voice itself, but the spec sound fx there were just too much--I could understand her, but I found myself thinking more about how weird she sounded than about what she was saying.
I liked the idea of creatures being beaten back by skepticism. If this concept were explained to the announcer in some form, could he learn to believe? If I'm a skeptic, and I KNOW that these creatures exist, but the strength of their existence depends on people believing them to exist, then can it really be proven that they exist at all? The trouble is, the skeptic's view is based on the assumption that facts are facts regardless if they are observed. You can't have proof if the facts change whenever you're not looking! And that's why the story was interesting to me.
