
Welcome to Bedtime Stories. From the paranormal to the supernatural, unsolved mysteries, strange deaths, cryptids, and the most disturbing of true crime, we’ll bring you stories from around the world, all told in a unique and bone-chilling way. New episodes every Wednesday. To submit story ideas, email: bedtime.stories@outlook.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 163 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

The thirteen states that form America's northern border have long been associated with reports of mysterious creatures, many of which have become deeply embedded in local folklore. Accounts of these elusive beings describe a remarkable range of behav... more
During the mid-1970s, law enforcement agencies across the world recorded an extraordinary number of reported UFO sightings, many of which would go on to capture the public imagination. Some became so deeply embedded in popular culture that the towns ... more
Advances in DNA analysis and facial recognition technology have made it increasingly difficult for unidentified victims to remain anonymous. But for much of the twentieth century, investigators had far fewer resources at their disposal, and countless... more
The Haunting of Bill Vaile
For as long as human beings have told stories of the supernatural, there have been accounts of malevolent entities that appear to take pleasure in tormenting the living. Forces said to manipulate and intimidate their victi... more
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I just want to know, isnt it disoriented? Not disorientated? Is that just the me in the US getting English wrong, but it drives me nuts. I haven’t heard ads but I don’t listen at bedtime just in case.
Script - The topics are great. But the storyline is draw out, slow, no suspense.
Narrator - I’m British. The narrator has a mild midlands accent, i can hear Stoke, Birmingham vowels. Pronounces the g at the end of ‘ing’ words. Think Peaky Blinders. In England this was voted the most annoying accent in the country 😂 he needs to lower his larynx and use more chest voice.
Dude, put the ads at the beginning only if you’re doing a sleepcast. It’s really jarring to be dozing off and then suddenly be marketed to.
Your stories always chill me to the core.
Keep going!
I love this show so much because not only is it scary, but also teaches about past events you wouldn't normally hear about. I personally really like history, so in my opinion it's a great show, especially to fall asleep to.
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This show blends paranormal tales, unsolved mysteries, cryptids, and disturbing true crime into compact bedtime-friendly narratives. Episodes typically weave folklore, historical context, and eyewitness accounts with a documentary storytelling approach, often interspersed with sponsor messages. It tends to favor mood and atmosphere, delivering chilling stories in a calm, steady cadence that listeners can drift to at night. A few installments experiment with interview-style segments or creator insights, but the core remains immersive storytelling designed to be listened to before sleep. Noteworthy are the careful balance between skepticism and wonder, and the integration of branded promotions within the narrative flow, which can shape the pa... more
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