
Welcome to Nightmares. True-Crime for Bedtime. Your nightmare begins now…
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 71 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeDocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

A man named Jeffrey Freeman was found dead in his own home. The most disturbing aspect of this case isn't just the manner of his death; it's what was occurring inside the house before anyone was aware of it. There was a hidden life, a secret relation... more
On September 25, 2014, an ordinary shift at Vaughn Foods in Moore, Oklahoma exploded into chaos after a workplace dispute took a horrifying turn. As panic spread through the factory and terrified employees fled for their lives, the violence unfolding... more
A fugitive on the run takes a woman hostage. Ashley Smith is not only fighting for her life, but also trying to take back control of it. To make it through, she must force a killer to face what he has done and finally face the past she has been avoid... more
On a quiet evening in Wichita, Kansas, flashing police lights suddenly flood a residential street. When 28-year-old Andrew Finch steps onto his front porch to see what’s happening, he’s shot by police responding to a reported emergency. In the days t... more
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The Closeted episode was it for me. The host spews his misogyny and hatred on his other show which turned me off from it but this one was suppose to be different. Clearly he just can’t help himself.
The SAS team, led by Mike Boudet, is a politically uneducated, culture war endorsing team of people who spread misinformation on in the form of racism, Islamophobia, misogyny…the list goes on…if you are into a willfully idiotic world where statistics and data are ignored and misinformation is platformed, this this is your show.
The one star is for the one too many interruptions that distract me from the amazing storytelling by this chauvinistic supremacist ,with the many of stories you tell you would think that by now you understand that evil has no gender, color or religion but I guess this is one of the uneducated named Mike a white guy named Mike.
Smh, to think o used to pay a subscription and now I’ll never listen again. Who hurt you bro? You’re losing $ with your bigoted and misogynistic ways. An excellent story teller haunted by his own demons. I’m in a podcast relationship with a narcissist. I’m done. The closeted episode was it for me. Sincerely, an illegal (in your mind at least)
There are things about this podcast that I really enjoy. Those things are becoming increasingly overshadowed anytime the host inserts one of his personal political opinions into the story line. A perfectly good episode can be completely derailed by this. It’s wholly unnecessary, and seems to create a strained relationship with his own fanbase. He seems to take any criticism about this as an attack from the “other side” rather than a genuine constructive criticism of his medium.
Hubris is the sn... more
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A bite-sized true crime podcast focused on vivid, often claustrophobic storytelling that unfolds through eyewitness accounts, police perspectives, and courtroom outcomes. Episodes frequently explore how technology, media, and social dynamics shape violent events, while maintaining a cinematic, scene-by-scene narration. Listeners tend to praise the immersive narration and tight pacing, though some notice frequent pauses or lengthy ad breaks. The show stands out for its concise, high-impact episodes that tackle a wide range of cases—from workplace violence to online dueling and family tragedy—making it a compelling pick for fans of suspenseful true crime that still stays close to real-world implications and legal process.
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Recent guests on Nightmares include:
1. Martha Freeman
2. Mary Jane Fonder
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