Dead Air: A Creators Collective Audio Anthology - Part 1
Rowan & Pine: A Feminist Folklore & Mythology PodcastShow Notes
HAPPY SPOOKY SEASON, WITCHES! Niamh got to try out some voice acting for this very special horror anthology with our pals at Creators Collective as one of the Five Doomed Hosts trapped in an abandoned radio station. Our story contribution will show up in Part 2, but you need to get the lore before that. Be sure to check out the pods in the LinkTree below and don't say we never do anything nice for ya! 👻👻👻👻👻
Welcome,
Tonight we come to you from an abandoned radio station for a very special Halloween two-part series to broadcast some of the scariest stories, urban legends and real events live on air. Five friends have broken in with the plan to create something spectacularly and unforgettably spooky but their night is about to take a twisted turn when something sinister that was lurking within the confines of the building begins to take the forms of the stories they tell…
They are only given one rule - Don’t stop the broadcast if you want to get out alive. Will they finish their show?
Will they figure out what’s causing all of this?
Will they make it through the terrifying stories recorded by their friends in the Collective unscathed? There’s only one way to find out and that is to tune in with them… Credits: We want to say a huge thank you to everyone who was involved in the making of this episode. This episode was a collaborative effort of the Creators Collective. A special thanks to hosts, Missy, Emily, Valerie, Brandon, Amanda and Niamh. Episode artwork by Amanda. Script by Missy. Editing by Niamh, Missy and Emily And a huge thank you to all our contributing podcasts, Do You Dare? Podcast Grimly Podcast Canadian Creepies Podcast Terrorific Podcast Down the Crooked Path Podcast Rowan and Pine Podcast Tea, Tales and Talks Podcast Skip or Scream Podcast Creepy Shit Podcast Something Strange Podcast Unknown, Unsolved, Unseen Podcast Death Kissed Traveller Podcast Moon Brews Podcast Macabre Mondays Podcast Not My Ghost, Not My Problem Podcast It Came From The Maritimes Podcast And Thick Thighs Creepy Vibes Podcast
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