Foraging for lost dreams in the woods, something rather odd in the Moth Hotel Museum, and a giant angel with an important message. Written and produced by Brian Luff. A Sowerby & Luff production for Studio Senseless.

Where is Bernard? Also, Jack has been staring into the void again, and someone has moved Moth Hotel exactly six inches to the left. Written and produced by Brian Luff. A Sowerby & Luff production for Studio Senseless.

A museum for mistakes, the dangers of salad dressing, and why the animals are behaving strangely at Moth Hotel. Written and produced by Brian Luff. A Sowerby & Luff production for Studio Senseless.

Wrestling with crocodiles, a chair that refuses to be sat on, and a big room full of books with no endings. Written and produced by Brian Luff. A Sowerby & Luff production for Studio Senseless. Written and produced by Brian Luff. A Sowerby & Luff production for Studio Senseless.

A strange new object in the Moth Hotel museum, something strange in the linen cupboard, and an innovative new drug for treating “restless interior monologue syndrome”. Written and produced by Brian Luff. A Sowerby & Luff production for Studio Senseless.

An underwater production of Hamlet, romance in a graveyard, and more fascinating insights into the dark history of Moth Hotel. Written & produced by Brian Luff. A Sowerby & Luff Production for Studio Senseless

More non-linear nonsense, featuring a very sarcastic satnav and an extremely surreal horoscope. Written & produced by Brian Luff. A Sowerby & Luff Production for Studio Senseless

A voicemail from the void, a very dubious wine tasting, and news of three pianos washed up on the rocks. Written & produced by Brian Luff. A Sowerby & Luff Production for Studio Senseless

Moth Hotel is not a podcast in the usual sense. It’s a weekly transmission from an unidentified audio source: a collage of lost interviews, voicemails, overheard stories, abandoned monologues, forgotten broadcasts, and fractured conversations stitched together like audio driftwood. Every episode sounds like it’s falling apart in a different way. Punchlines interrupt themselves, voices glitch into silence, time loops, and meaning drifts out of reach. Brian Luff is an award-winning content creator, and Moth Hotel is his masterpiece. Deadpan, surreal, disorientating, and hauntingly funny, Moth Hotel is an addictive, guilty pleasure that feels like stumbling into a secret frequency you were never meant to find on the radio dial. Here's the official trailer.