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Untold stories of alien contact, told from the record — the witnesses, the second-hand accounts, and the legends that refuse to die. From a Kentucky farmhouse under siege to a valley in Norway that science built a station to watch, The Contact Files reopens the cases history filed away without solving. Witness voices are actor re-creations drawn from documented statements. A Rogue Media Network production.

Tales told after midnight. Every Monday and Thursday, Mortimer settles in to tell you a story — of the warm pew in an empty church, the lighthouse keeper who snuffed his own lamp, the music box that plays only when no one is listening, and the last train out of Harrow's End. Standalone horror fiction, 15–20 minutes per episode, best heard with the lights on. The night is long... and it's listening.

Ever stood at a smoke shop counter with no idea what you're looking at? Jerry has. He's been behind that counter long enough to see every product, every fad, and every guy who bought the wrong thing because the label looked cool.Twice a week, Jerry takes one thing off the shelf (THCA flower, gummies, vapes, glass, kratom, kava, nicotine pouches, mushroom gummies) and tells you in plain English what it is, how folks use it, what the label actually says, and what to watch out for. Plus a quick legal check, because the rules keep moving.No hype, no judgment, and nobody paying for a good review. ...

On the overnight shift at a dying AM station in Calder County, Texas, new host June Castillo takes a call at 2:17 a.m. from a soft-spoken listener who knows what's about to happen, right before it does. The number he's calling from was disconnected in 1987, the night the station's first overnight host vanished on the air. Ten nights to Halloween. One request line. And something out in the static that's been waiting a long, long time.Static County is a ten-part Southern-gothic radio noir from Narratique: a late-night call-in show you'd actually listen to, with truckers, diner waitresses, a ...

Before he said “Howdy,” he was Santa Claus. In 1949, Kerens, Texas, built a giant Santa to bring Christmas shoppers back to town. That unlikely attraction became Big Tex. This six-part documentary follows the builders, setbacks, $750 sale, transformation, fire, and enduring legacy of a Texas icon. With historical accounts, dramatic readings, music, and sound effects. Production note: AI-generated voices and music; recreated effects. Historical readings and newly written questions are dramatizations, not archival recordings or new interviews.

A 71-year-old retired vault installer learns her late husband's stolen pension is sitting in gold bars inside a Houston tower set for implosion in ten days, locked in a vault she built herself in 1983. With a bad hip, a retired blaster, a grandnephew with a taco truck, and the only safecracker who ever failed to beat her door, Birdie Fontenot has until the building falls to take it back. A 10-episode heist comedy, told one day at a time. Hypothetically. Voices, music and sound are AI-generated.

Ten true stories of hard times and the people who got through them. A reporter caught in the storm that named the Dust Bowl. Teenagers riding the rails. Women carrying library books by mule up Kentucky creeks. A stranger in Canton, Ohio, who answered his neighbors' letters. Veterans driven out of Washington. Farmers bidding a nickel to save a neighbor. Harlem rent parties, the Tree Army, and a boxer who paid back his relief. Researched from archives and oral histories; voices other than the narrator's are dramatized re-creations. A Narratique Studios production.

Untold sightings from the deep woods, the back roads, and the places where the map goes quiet. The Cryptid Files reopens the creature cases history filed away without solving — the firsthand tales, the secondhand accounts, and the legends told around campfires, from a besieged farmhouse in 1952 West Virginia to the 1924 night that built the Bigfoot legend. Witness voices are actor re-creations drawn from documented statements. There's always a catch — and we name it.

Long before artificial intelligence became a product, it was a question: can thought be described, measured, and built?Signals in the Machine is a cinematic documentary series about the people, ideas, breakthroughs, disappointments, and recurring ambitions behind AI. Season one travels from mechanical calculators and symbolic logic through wartime computing, the Dartmouth workshop, AI winters, expert systems, machine learning, deep learning, transformers, and generative AI. The series avoids both hype and panic to ask a more durable question: what does the history of intelligent machines ...

Every story in this show has the same shape. Something goes wrong in a place with no help in it. People look, and then they stop looking. And then someone walks out anyway.Search Suspended is about the part that usually gets cut — the wrong search grid, the missing escape ladder, the radio call that put rescuers five hundred miles from the wreck. These are not stories about extraordinary people. Most of them say so themselves. They are stories about what it actually takes to survive the gap between when the search ends and when somebody comes home.Ten episodes. A girl who fell two miles into...

Midwest Cold Case Files examines unresolved disappearances, murders, and long-running investigations from across America's heartland. Each carefully sourced episode reconstructs what is known, separates evidence from rumor, and remembers the people at the center of the case—not just the mystery surrounding them. From Rogue Media Network.

After Midnight Stories is an anthology of original supernatural fiction. Each episode follows an ordinary person who discovers one impossible rule—and learns what happens when it is broken. New stories arrive weekly from Rogue Media Network.This original work of fiction was created with AI assistance and is narrated by a synthetic voice. Produced by Rogue Media Network. Original procedural music and sound design were created for this show; no third-party music or sound effects are used.

Before Google, social media, and the smartphone, a young programmer and a Silicon Valley veteran built the window through which millions first saw the web. Netscape rose from a university browser project to a multibillion-dollar symbol of the internet age—then collided with Microsoft in a battle that changed software, antitrust law, and the open web forever. Across ten cinematic episodes, we follow Marc Andreessen, Jim Clark, Navigator, the 1995 IPO, the browser war, and the open-source gamble that became Mozilla and Firefox. Hosted by That Mike Hamilton.