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October is a month of thresholds—between harvest and rot, between the living and the dead. In 'Twelve Ways to Die in October', Luna tells twelve stories of people who crossed that threshold and didn't come back the same. Each episode is a standalone tale of seasonal dread: a scarecrow that remembers its maker's sins, a hayride that leads to a town that shouldn't exist, a jack-o'-lantern that grins with teeth that weren't carved. The stories unfold in the amber glow of a dying fire, where every shadow has a voice and every fallen leaf hides a name. This is not a series with a single ...

In the shadow of the Adirondack High Peaks, where the old-growth forest meets blackwater lakes, Ranger Luna sorts through decades of incident reports that never made it to public record. Each episode of The Adirondack Files is a standalone tale of the strange and the deeply wrong that occurs when the boundary between wilderness and civilization thins to nothing. These are not ghost stories in the traditional sense; they are accounts of misread maps that lead to valleys that should not exist, of hunting blinds that vanish in the fog leaving only a blood-soaked rifle, of a canoe that drifts out ...

In the deep winter of the Northwoods, something leaves tracks that shouldn't exist. Luna brings you a collection of standalone stories set in the frozen wild — each a quiet, bitter encounter with the unknown at the edge of human warmth. From frostbitten trails that loop back on themselves to a cabin where the snow never stops falling, every episode follows a single witness into the white and the cold. These are not monster stories with teeth and claws; they are the slow dread of a misplaced footprint, the wrongness of a silent forest, the feeling that the snow itself is watching. Luna's ...

Mira und die Stimmen der Welt ist ein emotionaler Fiction-Podcast über eine 23-jährige junge Frau, die nach dem Abitur zu einer Weltreise aufbricht. Mira liebt Gerechtigkeit und sucht Antworten auf die großen Fragen des Lebens.

In a forgotten municipal archive, Luna sorts through boxes of case files that were never meant to leave the building. The Archivist is a serialized horror podcast where each episode uncovers another document from the Sycamore Ridge missing-persons collection — a century of vanishings, each tied to a symbol carved into trees along the ridge. Luna speaks in the quiet hush of a reading room, her voice the only sound as she turns brittle pages. The stories are slow, methodical, dread-soaked: a librarian who walked into the stacks and never came out, a child's drawing that accurately predicted ...

Louisiana's bayous are not just water and trees; they are veins of memory, grief, and hunger. In Bayou After Dark, Luna guides you through a world where the cypress roots hold secrets and the mist carries whispers of those who never made it home. Each episode is a self-contained story drawn from the folklore, history, and hidden corners of the American South: a trapper who catches something in his net that should not exist, a bride whose wedding veil is made of Spanish moss, a family who hears their own voices calling from the swamp at night. These are not jump scares. They are slow, ...

In the fog-choked hollows of Appalachia, something ancient stirs beneath the roots of sycamore and hemlock. Luna returns to the bones of Hollow County, where her grandmother's cabin still leans against the ridge, and where the deer watch from the treeline with too-human eyes. Here, the mailman's truck has been circling the same gravel loop for three days. Here, the well behind the church doesn't hold water—it holds whispers. In each episode, Luna walks the hollow roads and rotting porches, collecting the stories the county tries to bury: a game warden who found a deer with a woman's hand in ...

Feral by Night is a scary storytelling podcast hosted and narrated by Papa Gee, creator of The Feral Folklorist podcast. Each episode brings you an original eerie tale of haunted houses, strange roads, hidden rooms, ghostly figures, cursed objects, folk magic, old superstitions, and the things people swear they saw after dark.These are atmospheric horror stories for listeners who love scary stories, ghost stories, haunted house fiction, paranormal encounters, supernatural suspense, folk horror, Southern Gothic atmosphere, creepy bedtime stories, and eerie tales told in a calm, intimate ...

Dispatch is a serialized horror podcast that unfolds in the static-crackle of late-night radio. Luna plays a night-shift broadcaster at WKRK, a low-watt station in the dying town of Sycamore Ridge, where the only callers are the dead. Each episode is a live transmission: a missing persons alert that becomes a confession, a weather report that describes a storm that hasn't arrived, a dedication that summons something from the woods. As the episodes progress, Luna's voice grows thinner, the signal more unstable, and the callers begin to describe the same thing—a figure standing at the edge of ...

Deep in the old-growth forests of the Pacific Northwest, where fog clings to the firs and the underbrush hides secrets older than memory, Luna walks the trails and tells the stories that the trees have whispered to her. Each episode of 'Whatever Walks the Pines' is a self-contained horror tale drawn from the mossy silence of these woods — tales of hikers who stray from the path, of cabins that weren't on any map, of things that move between the trunks when the light fails. The stories are slow and patient, unspooling like mist through the branches, settling into a dread that feels less like ...

There are things you were never meant to see: a flicker of movement in a childhood photograph, a figure standing at the foot of your bed that vanishes when you blink, a message scrawled on a mirror in a language you don't know. In each episode of this anthology series, Luna guides you through one such intrusion — a single, self-contained story of someone who looked where they shouldn't have, and found the world splintered open. From a woman who discovers a hidden room in her own house that wasn't there before, to a man whose new security camera keeps catching a shadow that moves against the ...

Every night, Luna sits at the unlit ON AIR desk of a tiny radio station, a sealed letter in hand. The letters arrive from a town that exists only on the other side of the page — Sycamore Ridge, a place that appears in no census, on no map, but whose residents write to the Night Desk as though it were their only tether to the world beyond. Luna reads their stories aloud into a dead microphone, for no one but herself — or so she believes. Letters to the Night Desk is an anthology of epistolary horror: each episode a self-contained missive from someone in Sycamore Ridge, recounting the ...

In a forgotten wing of the Blackwood Museum, Luna wears white cotton gloves as she opens a brass display case. The object inside — a tarnished pocket-watch that doesn't tick, but hums — is the first of many. Each episode of 'The Curator' follows Luna as she examines a new acquisition for the museum's 'Anomalous Artifacts' collection: a mirror that reflects a room you're not standing in, a music box that plays a song from the year you died, a child's doll that ages one year every night. But the pocket-watch is the key. As Luna catalogs each object, she begins to notice connections — ...

In the static between connections, Luna sits at a vintage telephone switchboard, plugging into lines that should have been disconnected decades ago. Each episode of Whisper Lines is a self-contained horror story triggered by a wrong number, a silent call, or a voice that was never on the other end. From a child's toy phone ringing with a mother's forgotten lullaby to a late-night operator redirecting a call to a graveyard, these tales explore the fragile boundary between communication and the dead. Luna's hushed narration threads through tales of switchboard ghosts, phantom dial tones, and ...

The Masksverse is a shared fictional universe centered on a series of fan-made superhero audio dramas (called "films" and "TV series" by the creator, Zach, for simplicity). The films are primarily based on characters that appear in the French-English television series PJ Masks, which in turn is based on Les Pyjamasques, a book series by Romuald Racioppo. The series also adapts other shows for a similar target audience.

Comedy podcast of the memoirs of actor Tarquin McPhereson. Also tips and anecdotes from the master of the art and the voice of Pemmelmann's Digestive Remedy. Also lift voice of the Pucklechurch Museum of Ornamental Lampshades/An Ed Parnell Endeavour.All comments and feedback and indeed, complaints, can be sent to tarquin@edparnell.co.uk

The Outer Banks have always swallowed things — ships, secrets, souls. In 'Outer Banks Drowned', Luna tells stories of the coast that takes more than it gives: a lighthouse keeper who sees faces in the beam, a stranded fisherman whose rescuers aren't human, a child's sandcastle that grows teeth at high tide. Each episode is a standalone descent into salt-rusted dread, where the Atlantic isn't a backdrop but a character — patient, hungry, and older than the bones beneath the dunes. Luna's voice, low and close like a confidant at a driftwood fire, guides you through tales of tide-pool ...

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In a city where the lights never truly reach the alleys, a single telephone line connects the curious to the cursed. Luna sits at a lamplit desk each week, receiver pressed to her ear, listening as strangers dial in to report the impossible. The Witness Hour is an anthology of testimony—each episode a self-contained account from someone who saw too much and can't unsee it. A convenience store clerk describes the customer who never blinked. A night-shift toll operator recounts the car that drove straight through the toll booth without slowing. A missing-persons detective shares the last ...

In the concrete bowels of a decommissioned Cold War listening post, a single operator still turns the dial. Luna sits at the console, scanning frequencies that haven't carried official traffic in decades. But the static isn't empty. Through the hiss, she picks up fragments: a missing family's last microwave transmission, a dead soldier's field radio still calling for extraction, a weather buoy reporting impossible temperatures. The signals come from places that no longer exist—or never did. Each episode of The Listening Post is a recorded dispatch, a captured signal from the edge of known ...