NoSleep Podcast Presents The New Decayed Episode 3.5 DisASSter

The NoSleep Podcast

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🗓️ 26 January 2020

⏱️ 108 minutes

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It's episode 3.5 of The NoSleep Podcast presents: The New Decayed. On this week’s show we overcome disaster to bring you a hiatus during the hiatus. "Stories From Lighthouse Keepers" written by Patrick Brickhouse (Story starts around 0:08:11) Produced by: Phil Michalski Cast: Mike DelGaudio, Graham Rowat, Dan Zappulla,Atticus Jackson. "The Iscariot 8" written by Olivia White (Story starts around 0:32:06) Produced by: Jesse Cornett Cast: Marla Carter – Nikolle Doolin, The Iscariot 8 – Jesse Cornett, Rev. Brian Jameson – David Cummings, Lana Walker – Nichole Goodnight, Bill Carter – Graham Rowat, Davin Carlos – Dan Zappulla, Congregation member – Mike DelGaudio, Congregation member – Addison Peacock Click here to learn more about the voice actors on The NoSleep Podcast Executive Producer: David Cummings Host: Jessica McEvoy The New Decayed showrunner: Olivia White Musical score composed by: Brandon Boone "1990s DisASSter" illustration courtesy of Krista Neubert & Olivia White Audio program ©2019-2020 - Creative Reason Media Inc. - All Rights Reserved - No reproduction or use of this content is permitted without the express written consent of Creative Reason Media Inc. The copyrights for each story are held by the respective authors. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Man, the No Sleep Podcast headquarters sure is quiet when a tour is going on.
0:06.0	Which is kind of odd, considering most people should still be here.
0:10.8	Maybe it's just because it's the middle of the night.
0:13.8	Maybe one day David will agree to move the HQ to a nice, safe office block, instead of
0:19.2	this sprawling, gothic manner filled with secret tunnels and hidden doors, sitting at
0:24.0	top and abandoned science facility that was once used for nefarious purposes.
0:29.0	I mean, it's all fun and games in the daytime, but when darkness falls...
0:36.1	I guess I'd feel better about taking the night shift if we had any kind of home security system.
0:42.0	The only things we currently have to deter intruders are seven death traps,
0:46.7	six of which have already been activated.
0:50.8	Seven of which have already been activated.
0:54.0	Right, that does it. I'm searching online for home security.
0:59.4	This looks promising.
1:01.6	Every night, local police departments across America receive hundreds of calls from
1:06.4	burglar alarms. The vast majority of the time, they have no idea whether the alarm is real.
1:12.8	Is there really a crime going on or not?
1:16.1	All the alarm company can tell them is, the motion sensor went off.
1:21.0	Simply save home security is different. If there's a break in, simply safe uses real video evidence
1:28.8	to give police an eyewitness account of the crime. That means police dispatch is up to
1:34.3	350% faster than for a normal burglar alarm.
1:39.1	Okay, I like the sound of this. You get comprehensive protection for your entire home.
1:45.6	Outdoor cameras and doorbells alert you to anyone approaching your home.
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