
There are cracks in this world … fractures stretching outward, shredding the veil between what we know and what lies beyond. Few are aware of it. Those who do call it The Great Undoing. There are hints if you know where to look—in the dark, forgotten places, where humanity has left behind the detritus of yesteryear. Here, amongst the tattered fabric of reality, things slip through, and entropy t... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DramaFictionScience Fiction | |||

He has always walked the highways, largely unseen by those around him. Something less than human, he carries a gift for The Undoing. Whatever he touches turns to rot, rust, and ruin. He asks only to be left alone. Unfortunately, someone is about to c... more
Following directions from their mysterious contact, Casey and Dante travel to Landry, Nebraska, to explore an abandoned slaughterhouse with a sinister past. There, they encounter a stranger who knows far too much about them and they realize they may ... more
As Selena and Professor Zinn review the evidence they’ve gathered, a disturbing pattern begins to emerge. The unexplained events may point to something far more dangerous than either of them understands. With time running out, Selena convinces the Pr... more
For Justin Carr, a real estate agent specializing in abandoned properties, the old Terry Building is just another forgotten place. But when he is forced to search its dark, rat-infested sub-basement, he discovers horrors lurking there beyond anything... more
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Good creepy little stories, great listening to fall asleep to. If you like a little "was it really something supernatural?" with your stories, these ones have that.
This is some of the better writing I’ve heard recently. Kind of has a Stephen King flair to it. Ive been listening while walking home from work late at night and it’s a perfect complement to the dark neighborhoods rolling past.
How’s a podcast get 5 votes for a perfect 5 stars when you haven’t put out a REAL episode in forever. LAME TRAILERS DONT COUNT FOR A HILL OF BEANS!
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Edge of the Forgotten centers on atmospheric horror that blends cosmic dread with investigative storytelling. Episodes mix found-footage style investigations, character-driven drama, and a Midwest Gothic ambiance, often weaving in ethical debates about research, skepticism, and collaboration with field podcasters. The show stands out for its serialized arc, strong narrator-host dynamic, and heavy use of sponsorships and cross-promotions that anchor the world in a lived, cross-media context. Potential listeners may enjoy immersive sound design, slow-burn mysteries, and stories that balance plausible investigation with otherworldly menace.
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