No.

This is creepy.

A podcast dedicated to sharing the most famous chilling and disturbing creepy pastas and urban legends in the world.

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What's up, all my creatures of the night prowling round out there?

Or sitting in your cars or doing chores or whatever it is you do when you're listening to this.

Which we've already addressed with some of you. How do you listen? I haven't been doing much more than going through all the radio

station archives lately. More of the same with lots of Lake Wobagon type stuff. Some less so.

Some more like the stuff that keeps bleeding through the feet on occasion.

The more I hear it, though, less I think it's some kind of performance art.

There's no record of the audio ever actually going out over the airwaves.

Nothing in the logs or schedules about anything other than the usual AM fair.

And if you don't know what that is, you are younger than me, and I don't want to take the time to think about how old I am, let alone how old I feel.

But I do have to wonder, exactly where did these come from?

I mean, I have my own suspicions, but then I have to wonder how they got them

in the first place, and who's playing them? Or are these questions that people getting paid minimum

wage aren't privy to in an industry that could fire me at any moment? I mean, not as long as I

have any saying the matter. AM Radio Forever.

And podcasts.

Okay, podcasts first, then AM Radio.

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