Hey, time travelers, it's spooky season, so I want to introduce you to a chilling new fiction podcast that I think you're going to love.

Fear Daily brings you bite-sized horror fiction from the creators of the ghost story guys and Southern Gothic,

which are both amazing shows that I also thoroughly recommend.

But Fear Daily is a little bit different. It delves

into the supernatural encounters and ghost stories left on a 1990s era bulletin board from the

Pennsylvania Rust Belt. So trust me when I say it's a time capsule of your greatest fears. And best of

all, it releases a new episode every day Monday through Friday so you can get your spooky fix all week long.

Look for Fear Daily wherever you listen to podcasts, and stay tuned for a special presentation of one of my favorite chilling episodes from the series.

Thank you. When the internet began,

Bulletin board services or BBS,

became the first online communities of the so-called information superhighway.

Using their phone lines, people logged in from all over America to talk about sports, games, movies, and on one BBS in particular, share their ghost stories.

Over time, those communities all went dark, except for one lone server that continues to operate somewhere in an unknown part of Pennsylvania's Rust Belt.

A relic of the 1990s, veiled in mystery, it is a digital archive of humanity's strangest encounters with the unknown,

as told by the people who experience them.

My name is Brandon Sheck-Snyder, and you are listening to Fear Daily. Subject, Night Hunting.

User, Emmer 1525,, a lot about him had changed.

The thing I noticed most was that he didn't have any fear.

It was a good thing and a bad thing.

Good because he didn't take shit from anybody bad

because he would sometimes get us into sticky situations.

The only bright side to all of this was that almost any situation dad got us into

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