No.

This is creepy.

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

Whether these stories truly happened or are simply fabrications is for you to decide.

These stories may contain graphic depictions of violence and explicit language.

Listener discretion is advised. Hey everyone. I'm just going to dive into things

this week. The heater is busted at the station and it is freaking freezing outside. It's been in the

negative temps all week in Minnesota. Honestly, this whole winter has kind of been a mess.

We got some early snow, at least relative to the last couple of years.

But then there was this warm front, so everything started to melt.

Then at night it would freeze and you'd wake up to see the last thing any

Minnesotan wants to see outside of a skating rink or lake,

ice. I fucking hate ice. Can't wait for the whole state to be free of it.

And anyone who says otherwise is clearly never had to worry about it, have they?

Funny how that works. Anyway, you're not here for a weather report.

You're here for stories.

So first up, from writer Harrison Dutton and narrated by Cole Burkart.

Creepy Presents, Orange Like Sand.

Was that moon there yesterday?

It's far off, sure, a little more than a spec, but big enough that Otto should have noticed it in his 30 years of asteroid hopping through the solar system.

When the sun hits, it glares red, a bullet wound in the universe, and when the sun shifts, it returns to its original color.

Orange. Orange, like sand.

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