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Welcome to Season 4, Episode 33 of Chilling Tales for Dark Nights, hosted by Otis Jiry.

In this episode of Chilling Tales for Dark Nights, hosted by Otis Jiry, we invite you to leave behind your safe reality, and descend with us into the frightening depths of the most terrifying imaginations, with audio adaptations of three rounds of frightening fiction, from authors Alexander McHugh, The Odd Cat Lady, and The Vesper’s Bell, about sinister strolls, caustic candy and spooky cemeteries.

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STORIES FEATURED IN THIS EPISODE

“A Walk Home on Halloween” by Alexander McHugh (feat. Christopher Keegan)

“The Worst Haunted House” by The Odd Cat Lady (feat. Jesse Brown)

“Hallowed Ground” by The Vesper’s Bell (feat. Heather Thomas)

Podcast executive produced and directed by: Craig Groshek
Podcast produced by: Craig Groshek
Podcast hosted by: Otis Jiry
Stories performed by: Otis Jiry
Sound design by: Craig Groshek
Script by: Craig Groshek
Original artwork by: David Romero

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