The V22 Podcast
Thank you for joining me, as we delve into the dark together.
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We sat in silence for a while, listening to the distant voices of our wives talking about children and the tick of an old grandfather clock somewhere in the house when I heard the scream again. It was coming from outside - somewhere close to the house, but it was hard to tell. I sat up in my chair, but Arthur didn’t move.
“Birds,” he said flatly.
“Sorry?”...
Out from the deer’s stomach came two larger vines. They reached out and met with the deer’s lopsided head, lifting its chin up to look ahead. The roots slowed, and eventually became still. Only then did they start blooming the same deep pink flowers all across the animal, making a bizarre and grotesque display of color against the matted, rotting fur.
My S...
Smoke curled from the hood, thick and grey, but threaded with a smell so wrong it made my eyes water. It wasn’t oil or antifreeze; it was burnt hair and raw iron-rich blood, like the steam rising from slaughterhouse drains.
A neighbor whispered about a mechanic in the industrial district, a place people avoid after dark. “He fixes things nobody else can,” she s...
I tried to beg him to help me back up but he was already walking away before I could form the words. I raised my undamaged hand to my head and was greeted with a sharp pain on the side of my head and a small wet patch of blood.
Panic racing throughout my body, I forced myself to my feet. It felt like hours since Andrew had gone off for help and it was now well ...
Nevertheless, I still love the trucker way of life. But what I love most about this job, more than anything else is driving through the empty desert. The silence, the natural beauty of the landscape. The desert affords you the right balance of solitude. Just you and nature. You either feel transported back in time among the first settlers of the west, or to the dis...
“It’s been six months since the devastating Wildfire incident, and the aftermath continues to affect survivors across the country,” she says, pausing briefly. “Rafe Smallwood, the man responsible for the deaths of more than half a million people, was sentenced to death yesterday and subsequently executed early this morning.”
There’s something cruel and calculat...
“Monsters walk among us.
I know how that sounds, but please believe me. I've been dealing with this alone for years. Not even my wife and kids know what I'm about to share here. Please hear me out before you judge me. It's kind of a long story, so sorry in advance and thanks for your patience.”
My Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7wXzsnnDVBpe3i0...
“Within a 600-mile radius of the dispersal point, marine life has ceased. No survivors detected. Bio-silence confirmed by multiple shadow monitoring stations.”
“…Bio-silence?” “Zero animal activity. All sonar readings flatlined. Dead zones are spreading.” I sat there, frozen. Something in my chest started to tighten—not panic, not yet.
But something close. ...
Whenever there's a case that's too strange for the normal FBI and the like, we get called in. This case is about a woman in her early twenties. She was suspected of murdering her parents as well as countless others. Yet all the evidence found proved inconclusive. This was a pretty regular case for me. Okay, that sounded quite dark. I forget you guys haven't gotten ...
“Within a 600-mile radius of the dispersal point, marine life has ceased. No survivors detected. Bio-silence confirmed by multiple shadow monitoring stations.”
“…Bio-silence?” “Zero animal activity. All sonar readings flatlined. Dead zones are spreading.” I sat there, frozen. Something in my chest started to tighten—not panic, not yet.
But somethi...
I remember the first time I saw something die. A squealing hare- limbs twitching, eyes wide-ripped apart by whippets in the village green of Norfolk. I was only six years old. I couldn’t scream. Couldn’t move. Couldn’t do anything to help the creature. Just watched the group of men cheer as fresh blood soaked the hedgerows.
That moment rewired something in me. ...
I work for the NOAA, or National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, as a submersible pilot. I've been on countless dives, and seen countless things. It is an amazing job, one that I can't imagine ever not taking. If there is one place to appreciate nature, and life as we know it, it's the ocean.
My Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7wXzsnnDVBpe3i...
I received another phone call, again, from her phone number, and after a moment of hesitation answered it. The lights flickered several times, two quick times and then a longer slower one. After a moment of static, the video feed fixed itself. It was me. My hair still wet, eyes strained riddled with tears of panic and frustration. All except the lips moved without ...
“Look there. Don’t you see me?”
Before Carl could answer, he noticed two pinpoints of pale light like distant stars, flickering and waning constantly. They were so faint they’d disappear if you looked right at them. Predatory beacons, staring back at Carl in the reflection.
“What are you?” Carl stammered.
“An option. An answer.
M...
His lips were white and thin, his teeth crooked. His mouth twisted into a half-smile, like he was seconds from laughter.
He was dragging a massive black Rottweiler. The dog resisted, back paws sliding across the floor.
The camera didn’t pick up sound, but later, the two gals at reception told me what he said:
“He’s actin’ possessed.”
My Spotify...
I really cared for her, because like me, she clearly didn’t have the easiest of upbringings – as I noticed under her tattoos were a number of scars. A creepy little quirk she had was whenever we heard an unusual noise, she would rather casually say the same thing... ‘If you see something, no you didn’t. If you hear something, no you didn’t...’
My Spotify:...
On the right-hand side of the mouth of the river, there’s an old ruin of a castle – but past that leads to a cliff trail around the eastern coastline. I first started exploring this trail with my dog, Maisie, on a very windy, rainy day. We trekked down the cliff trail and onto the bedrocks by the sea, and making our way around the curve of a cliff base, we then fou...
Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FNuYOKRAkw&t=1622s
Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCMUEnERIJM&t=2s
A low, choking sound came from his throat, and his eyes became vacant while he leaned back on the floor, before a low and long breath came from his lips. The skin slid off his body with a moist, slick sound and the meat res...
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I stepped up my research into the local legends around the park and disappearances that hadn’t gone on public record. Brick wall after brick wall hit me before I caught a break, someone had heard I was looking into what went on at the park and I received an email. The email my assist...
I don’t wish to discourage you by telling you these things. If I wanted to come online and inform you of what you already know, there are louder and more crowded echo chambers designed for such purposes. No, I bring good news. News that has changed my life, news that you have not yet known. For there is an intelligence in the machine, and there is true wisdom in th...
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