We discuss all things creepy and unsettling, from ghosts and cryptids to cults and conspiracy theories.
Tag: demons
Dear Murder Street
Meg and MK grew up on a street where evil and inexplicable things happened. Now these two sisters want to help other people with their own paranormal and true crime problems.
In 1971, John List murdered his wife, his mother, and his 3 children. He put their bodies in sleeping bags and left them in the ballroom. The gruesome scene wasn’t discovered until almost a month later and, at that point, List was long gone. He eluded justice for nearly two decades.
This is the inspiration for Dear Murder Street.
So we really did grow up on a street where something evil and inexplicable happened. And we really are sisters—sisters and best friends who never really grew up. We still love to play pretend and be scared. And now, we want you to play pretend and be scared with us.
Dear Murder Street is an interactive show that invites fans to create and voice characters with paranormal and true crime problems. We respond to pretend letters and voicemails, talking topics too chilling, too shameful, too bewildering for the average advice show. The stories are make believe but the fear and the fun are almost too real.
This is a podcast for the kid in all of us—and her creepy twin, too.
Write in. Call in. Come play with us….
The Dark Tome
What if there was a book that literally opened up doorways to other worlds?
Where would it lead, and could you handle what you found on the other side?
Cassie, a teen that’s having trouble fitting in at school, is about to find out. One day, after she wraps up community service at a local hospital, she stumbles out of the basement of a spooky bookshop and into a story set on a devil’s staircase in a remote Italian village.
Circles
Something is coming. If you want to survive, you must remember this: Stay safe. Stay inside your circle. A new four-part audio horror series.
Calling Darkness
What happens when six women accidentally summon a Demon from the bowels of hell?
Believer
Lara Campbell used to believe in ghosts. Now she pretends to believe in them for money. But when her ex-partner goes missing in a town with some very mysterious issues, she may have to re-evaluate everything she thought she knew…
Are You Scared of These Stories?
In the late 90’s early aughts, three friends met in the woods to tell each other scary stories. They recorded their stories, and captured unexplained, paranormal phenomena. The whereabouts of the members of the Scary Storytellers Society are unknown. All that remains are the tapes that were recovered from their abandoned campsite, and after you listen to them you’ll have to ask yourself…Are You Scared of These Stories?
Apocalypse Songs
Apocalypse Songs follows a local radio station reporter Amy Louise Chen investigating the tapes of Clara Wilson, an obscure 1960s musician whose cryptic lyrics seem to have predicted the future. Amy joins forces with Clara’s great-nephew Josh to investigate the mystery of Clara’s “Apocalypse Songs”
Aethuran Dark Saga
Aethuran dark saga is a dark fantasy audio fiction, a show with a unique blend of Audio book and audio drama. Each episode is from the perspective of its protagonists, and sometimes the evil they must contend with. The intertwining story leads each of them down a dark road, a journey in which they will cross paths with one another as well as those who would seek to destroy them. *WARNING* the story is very dark, and twisted throughout, it is not meant for the faint of heart, or those who would be upset by themes of horror or violence. Listener discretion is highly advised.
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Achewillow
Achewillow Noun
/āk ˈwilō/
1. A tree of the Salix genus found in North America near the North-East coast. Its roots are reputed to feed on the pain of the local land, and it bears fruits with supernatural properties. Achewillows do not exist and are purely fictional.
2. A small town on the border between the Canadian province of Quebec and the US state of Vermont.
3. A storytelling podcast