place that is spoken about only in whispers, a dark area that spawns the beginnings of

urban legends, a place where anything can happen and usually does.

During the light of day it hides just outside of you, but when the sun goes down, spirits,

creatures of the night roam free and things do go bump in the night. It is in every state and every

country and there is no escaping it, no matter how safe he is you behind your locked doors

in latched windows. So we invite you to turn down the lights and turn up your radio while we

join Dave Schrader and Tim Dennis, your hosts, on a journey into the darkness on the edge of town.

Good evening and welcome to a Saturday night edition of Darkness on the edge of town paranormal

radio show. Hey guys, wanted to get your attention real quickly. If you downloaded last week's

podcasts, you can stop sending me emails. Those have been fixed now. We're sorry for the inconvenience.

It was a hiccup of the system. So we have fixed those. If you missed parts, any of the sound

was missing from yours, just go back and re-download the show, the entire show and its entirety from

last Saturday and Sunday it back up on our site. And for those of you that miss any shows,

if you're interested, you can catch up by going to and click on the darkness radio podcast part

and you can see all the different podcasts there that we've done since August 24th. You can download

them, listen to them on your computer laptop anywhere and also you can subscribe to them so that

way you never miss an episode for my tunes. I'm Dave Schrader, your host sitting across the board

from me as he is every Saturday and Sunday night. Good evening, Mr. Tim Dennis. Good evening, sir.

Boy, we had a busy, busy couple of days, huh? Yeah, we did. Get back from the Stanley event.

We did another Stanley event, had a great time out there. Do you have a good time? I know you

weren't feeling well. I had a great time, even though I lost my voice throughout the entire Stanley

trip. Yes, you saw the one night, you saw something like Toneloke. I did, I was like, we don't hear

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