WNSP. You're listening to Darkness of the Night, WNSP's overnight programming. DC on the mic.

I just got a call from Tony Kay over at the diner, who phoned in to say there's been another sighting of the Dober Q down by the lake.

That rascal has been dragging people off the shore to their watery graves for years, but he's been

quiet lately. Well, it seems he's back for a spell. So, like we say for all the cryptids in the

area, don't approach them, don't startle them, and don't be their next victim. And be sure to give me a

call if you see one so I can let the town know.

Now back to our regular segment here on the darkness of the night.

An episode of the No Sleep Podcast.

A rustle of the leaves, a fleeting movement at the edge of your vision.

How often have you walked a forest trail at dusk, only to feel the unmistakable sensation that something unseen is watching you?

For centuries, humans have populated the darkness with creatures

of legend, whose existence remains unproven, yet whose presence is undeniable in the whispered

tales of those who dare venture too deep into the wild and wild.

Brace yourself for the No Sleep Podcast.

The Welcome to the 23rd season of the No Sleep Podcast.

As always, I'm proud to be your host, David Cummings.

It's nice to have a radio station lead us into our episodes each week for season 23.

WNSP seems like such a caring station.

Oh, and I should point out that our WNSP is in no way affiliated with a radio station in Alabama.

They're far too real for our fictional tales.

Think of our WNSP as existing in the ether of our sleepless universe.

But regardless of all that, I like how our WNSP keeps us warned and updated about the strange

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