Tiny Terrors

Thank you.Thirty-one stories in thirty-one days — and you showed up for every one of them. Whether you've been here since 2022 or you found us three weeks ago, thank you for spending October with us.This is a short announcement, because I finally get to tell you two things I've been waiting a long time to say.1. The Exchange is real, and it opens today.The letters from the show — strangers mailing each other scary stories, copying the ones that got to them, and passing them on — are now real, in the actual mail.Twice a month, on the 1st and the 15th, a real letter arrives in your mailbox: one complete, unpublished scary story you can read in one sitting, plus a short note from the Shed. No feed, no screen, no algorithm. Just the mail.Join now and your first letter is in the very first mailing on November 15th.$14.99/month USD, or $149/year USD. Cancel anytime. Or try your first letter for $1.Your first letter also carries your Exchange membership number — it's yours alone, and it's also your referral code. Give it to someone, and when they join with it, you both get a bonus story that never goes out in the regular mail.Stories come from members, too. If you've got a scary story in you, you can submit it by mail — details are on the site.Join the Exchange or visit https://jointheexchange.ca/2. Tiny Terrors comes back on November 9th and 10th — rebuilt.After October 31st, the feed goes quiet for about ten days while we finish.On November 9th and 10th, about 60 episodes go up across two days, all reframed, with a brand-new Episode 0 at the front and new material stitching the whole run together. When it lands, start at Episode 0 — even if you've heard every episode before. Especially then.The whole original cast is back: Mike LeBeau, B. Narr, Jess, and me. And David Ault will be joining us in a recurring role shortly after the return.Worried about the originals? Every episode exactly as it first aired is on our Patreon, free with a free membership — untouched, and it's not going anywhere: https://www.patreon.com/pulpaudioSo stay subscribed. The feed is quiet until the 9th for a reason.November 9th: the show returns, rebuilt. November 15th: the first Exchange letters go out.Get some sleep. Check your mailbox. I'll see you on the 9th.— Cole Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TT 03-05-03: SLEEPING PILL // A Brand-New Tiny TerrorDay 30 of 31 Days of Halloween 2026One pill promises six months of restful sleep. For a lifelong insomniac, it sounds too good to be true.After a year of sleepless nights, Ryan stumbles upon a strange pharmacy selling a miracle cure called Doc Harden's Goodnight.At first, it works beautifully. But soon Ryan begins waking up in places he doesn't remember going, and the pharmacy where he bought the medication seems to have vanished.Then he checks his security camera.It turns out he's not the only one awake while he's sleeping.Today's Tiny Terror is “I Found a Sleeping Pill That Promises Six Months of Sleep. I Shouldn't Have Taken It,” written by u/NoCardiologist1353 and originally published on r/NoSleep.Read the Original StoryTiny Terrors is a horror anthology podcast featuring strange, frightening, and occasionally inexplicable stories collected through the Tiny Terrors Scary Story Exchange.CREDITSWritten by: u/NoCardiologist1353Narrated by: Cole Weavers as ColeEdited by: Cole WeaversDirected by: Cole WeaversTHANK YOUThis episode was made possible in part by the generosity of our Patreon members. Thank you to everyone who continues to support Tiny Terrors and Pulp Audio.Support Tiny Terrors and Pulp Audio on Patreon: www.patreon.com/pulpaudioMarketed and distributed by Rusty Quill Network. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TT 03-19-11: ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT // A Brand-New Tiny TerrorDay 29 of 31 Days of Halloween 2026All-you-can-eat. One low price. Just make sure you understand what you're paying with.Everyone loves a good buffet, but getting your money's worth takes a little preparation.When three friends visit a local all-you-can-eat establishment, one of them quickly discovers that this particular restaurant operates a little differently. The aisles seem to go on forever, the food is unlike anything he's ever seen, and the staff are nowhere to be found.Fortunately, his friends know the rules.Just remember: don't make a scene, don't waste food, and whatever you do, don't leave without paying.Today's Tiny Terror is “How to Get the Most Out of the All-You-Can-Eat Buffet,” written by u/asteroth6 and originally published on r/NoSleep.Read the Original StoryTiny Terrors is a horror anthology podcast featuring strange, frightening, and occasionally inexplicable stories collected through the Tiny Terrors Scary Story Exchange.CREDITSWritten by: u/asteroth6Narrated by: Cole Weavers as ColeEdited by: Cole WeaversDirected by: Cole WeaversTHANK YOUThis episode was made possible in part by the generosity of our Patreon members. Thank you to everyone who continues to support Tiny Terrors and Pulp Audio.Support Tiny Terrors and Pulp Audio on Patreon: www.patreon.com/pulpaudioMarketed and distributed by Rusty Quill Network. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TT 03-08-23: THE PAPER MACHE MAN — PART III // A Brand-New Tiny TerrorDay 28 of 31 Days of Halloween 2026Emily went looking for something that could truly frighten her. Now she's missing, and the photographs she left behind are the only evidence of what happened.In the terrifying conclusion to The Paper Mache Man, a desperate search for a missing friend leads to a collection of impossible photographs, a mysterious package, and the realization that some things lurking in the forgotten corners of the internet are better left undiscovered.But the Paper Mache Man isn't finished.And this time, the warning has someone else's name on it.Today's Tiny Terror concludes “The Paper Mache Man,” written by Jesse Pullins and originally published on r/NoSleep.Read the Original Story — Part IIIDiscover more from Jesse Pullins: Check out his supernatural horror book, Lying Awake, available on Amazon.Tiny Terrors is a horror anthology podcast featuring strange, frightening, and occasionally inexplicable stories collected through the Tiny Terrors Scary Story Exchange.CREDITSWritten by: Jesse PullinsNarrated by: David AultEdited by: Mike LeBeauDirected by: Cole WeaversTHANK YOUThis episode was made possible in part by the generosity of our Patreon members. Thank you to everyone who continues to support Tiny Terrors and Pulp Audio.Support Tiny Terrors and Pulp Audio on Patreon: www.patreon.com/pulpaudioMarketed and distributed by Rusty Quill Network. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TT 03-08-23: THE PAPER MACHE MAN — PART II // A Brand-New Tiny TerrorDay 27 of 31 Days of Halloween 2026The police have come and gone. The evidence has vanished. And now Emily isn't the only one seeing the Paper Mache Man.What began as one woman's obsession with finding something truly frightening has become a nightmare neither she nor her friend can escape.As photographs disappear, online records lead nowhere, and the line between paranoia and reality begins to dissolve, the two desperately search for proof that what they've seen is real.But how do you prove something exists when it seems determined to erase every trace of itself?Today's Tiny Terror continues “The Paper Mache Man,” written by Jesse Pullins and originally published on r/NoSleep.Read the Original Story — Part IIDiscover more from Jesse Pullins: Check out his supernatural horror book, Lying Awake, available on Amazon.Tiny Terrors is a horror anthology podcast featuring strange, frightening, and occasionally inexplicable stories collected through the Tiny Terrors Scary Story Exchange.CREDITSWritten by: Jesse PullinsNarrated by: David AultEdited by: Mike LeBeauDirected by: Cole WeaversTHANK YOUThis episode was made possible in part by the generosity of our Patreon members. Thank you to everyone who continues to support Tiny Terrors and Pulp Audio.Support Tiny Terrors and Pulp Audio on Patreon: www.patreon.com/pulpaudioMarketed and distributed by Rusty Quill Network. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.