As the sunlight fades to darkness and the frightful tails creep into your mind, it's

time to give into your fear because tonight there will be no sleep.

Welcome to the No Sleep Podcast. I'm your host, David Cummings.

It's time for episode number 8 of season 2, and we have four tails for you this time.

I want to begin by thanking everyone for the overwhelming response when I ask you to

visit our Facebook page last episode. I appreciate all the likes and messages and comments.

Our audience is really growing, and it's nice to know that it's mostly through word of mouth advertising.

If you're able to share the podcast with friends and family, it will help spread the word about the show.

Plus, we've got some exciting new stuff coming up in the next few weeks.

I'll be launching a brand new website for the podcast, and we have a number of new narrators joining the team.

So now is the perfect time to let others know about the frightening tails we bring you here at the No Sleep Podcast.

Okay, let's begin this episode with a tale about two childhood friends. Friendship among young boys usually revolves around toys, movies, and sleepovers.

But as author Jonathan Sheeran explains, sometimes the sleepovers can end up being more frightening than fun.

Narrator Chris Edelman reads for us the tale of why it's best not to stay at the house with the thing in the walls.

I was never the type to tell all of the weird and horrible things I've seen in my life.

I've always been afraid of everyone calling me crazy.

Being weird was bad enough, but crazy would make my life unbearable.

But after the phone call I got today, I feel forced to tell this story at the very least.

You see, my friend Josh is dead. Suicide.

His parents are blaming depression after a bad set of finals last month that he wasn't able to get over.

But they don't know what I know. They didn't get the phone call I got.

I guess I should back up and start at the beginning so you can understand.

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