
Podcasts about folklore, the paranormal, urban legends, creepypasta, gaming, and anything else I happen to find interesting.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 671 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisureSociety & Culture | |||

Remember those pizza restaurants from the 80s that had games and animatronic animals performing music?
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Urban legends are the most fun when you share them with a friend.
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Some video games are pure terror!
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Who doesn't love a good Christmas party?
Written by Creepy Thomas O
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How far would you go to write a story?
Written by FlakyPorcupine
Additional music: Silent Night LoFi version by Soul Prod Music
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This episode we'll hear three short stories about the wonders and horrors that lie beyond the safety of our home world.
Red Moon
Written by Avenging Angel
Warm Skin, Cold Heart
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Lunar Outpost 27B
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Winter nights can be peaceful...and terrifying.
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Not everyone gets to live an ordinary life.
Written by Chelsea.adams.524
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Al runs a tight ship, talks about gaming, video and tabletop and board, sometimes has guests and is right now covering a lot of the planes of existence. Cool stuff.
Great podcast. A real trip down memory lane for those of us who grew up in the 80's and 90's. Definitely check out the YouTube channel when Al plays games.










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