NoSleep Podcast S12E09

The NoSleep Podcast

Creative Reason Media Inc.

Performing Arts, Fiction, Society & Culture, Science Fiction, Arts

4.6 • 13.3K Ratings

🗓️ 10 February 2019

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

It's episode 09 of Season 12. On this week's show we have tales about the wicked things which lurk below the water's surface. "The Ocean"‡ written by Olivia White and performed by Jeff Clement & Matthew Bradford. (Story starts around 00:02:20) "The Island"† written by C M Locke and performed by Peter Lewis & Atticus Jackson. (Story starts around 00:29:00) "The Beach"¤ written by Preston Farlow and performed by Matthew Bradford & Jessica McEvoy & Kyle Akers & Atticus Jackson. (Story starts around 01:07:40) "The Pond"† written by Anna Coven and performed by David Ault. (Story starts around 01:46:46) "The Drain"† written by Brenda Fry and performed by Nikolle Doolin & Nichole Goodnight & Graham Rowat & Sarah Thomas. (Story starts around 02:16:16) Click here to learn more about the voice actors on The NoSleep Podcast Click here to learn more about Olivia White Click here to learn more about Preston Farlow Click here to learn more about Anna Coven Executive Producer & Host: David Cummings Musical score composed by: Brandon Boone Audio adaptations produced by: Phil Michalski† & Jeff Clement‡ & Jesse Cornett¤ "The Pond" illustration courtesy of Abby Howard Audio program ©2018-2019 - 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	Welcome to our sleepiness sanctuary. You enter a choreo risk and choose to be
0:12.7	entertained with dark and disturbing horror stories. You have been warned.
0:22.0	For the dark hours when you dare not close your eyes, tales of horror to frighten and
0:35.7	disturb. Join us as the sleepless hours tick past.
0:47.7	Brace yourself for the No Sleep Podcast.
1:04.5	Welcome to the No Sleep Podcast Sanctuary. I'm David Cummings. Our service this week features
1:12.0	tales about the wicked things which lurk below the water's surface.
1:19.5	I want to thank the many people on Twitter who showed us support recently. A little while
1:24.5	ago the Apple Podcasts Twitter account asked people to name their top three favorite podcasts
1:31.5	and many, many people included us on their list. So thank you. We're grateful to be recognized
1:37.7	like that. And I don't do this too often but it's a good time to remind everyone about
1:43.2	our social media presence out there. On Twitter, Facebook and Instagram just look for
1:49.6	at No Sleep Podcast. And don't forget the Facebook fan group, almost 10,000 members
1:56.4	strong and a great community to talk about all things No Sleep related. And so now that
2:03.6	we're done being social, it's time for our service to begin. Bow your heads and hear
2:11.2	our words.
2:17.8	In our first tale, we meet a group of men, sailors, who are on a secret research mission to discover
2:24.1	the cause of a strange anomaly in the Arctic. And as explained by author Olivia White,
2:31.1	it was initially suspected to be some sort of illegal toxic waste dumping turns out to
2:36.3	be far worse and much more insidious. Performing this tale are Jeff Clement and Matthew
2:44.7	Bradford. So let's discover what could possibly be out there on the ocean.
3:01.1	It was Friday as much as the days meant anything out on the ocean. It had been difficult sailing.
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