On the eve of Halloween, nine storytellers make their way to an abandoned asylum to share their terrifying truths about the darkness that exists around them. As the tales unfold, each more visceral than the last, the nine may just discover that it is not the waking world to fear, but the horrors that lay within.Nine to Midnight is a collaborative storytelling event between nine podcastsMalevolent (https://www.malevolent.ca) WOE.BEGONE (https://www.woebegonepod.com) Wake of Corrosion (https://wakeofcorrosion.carrd.co) The Dead Letter Office of Somewhere, Ohio (https://www.somewhereohio.com) The Cellar Letters (https://www.thecellarletters.com) The Storage Papers (https://www.thestoragepapers.com) The Town Whispers (https://www.thetownwhispers.com) Nowhere, On Air (https://nowhereonairpodcast.weebly.com) Hell Gate City Companion (https://www.hellgatecity.com)CREDITS & CONTENT WARNINGSCW: General horror, swearing throughoutProduced by Harlan GuthrieMaster edit by Harlan Guthrie 'Nine to Midnight' written by Harlan Guthrie.Performed by Harlan Guthrie, Dylan Griggs, Shaun Pellington, Rat Grimes, Jamie Petronis, Jeremy Enfinger, Nathan Lunsford, Cole Weavers, Jess Syratt, and Kevin Berrey. 8:05 | 'Rare Book' written, performed, edited, and mixed by Harlan Guthrie of Malevolent.16:50 | 'The Knocking' written, performed, edited, mixed, and music composed & performed by Dylan Griggs of WOE.BEGONE. 27:05 | 'The Broken Man' written, performed, edited, and mixed by Shaun Pellington of Wake of Corrosion.CW: Violence, injury35:30 | 'The Pool' written, performed, edited, mixed, and music composed & performed by Rat Grimes of The Dead Letter Office of Somewhere, Ohio.CW: Death, drowning44:42 | 'The 1 to 5 Minute Man' written, performed, edited, and mixed by Jamie Petronis of The Cellar Letters.52:24 | 'Ridgefield Manor' written, edited, and mixed by Nathan Lunsford.Performed by Jeremy Enfinger and Nathan Lunsford of The Storage Papers.Additional sounds from Zapsplat (https://www.zapsplat.com).CW: Discussion of murder and suicide1:02:45 | 'Public Access' written, performed, edited, and mixed by Cole Weavers of The Town Whispers.1:12:34 | 'The Shortcut' written, performed, edited, and mixed by Jess Syratt of Nowhere, On Air. 1:22:14 | 'Peepers Creepers' written, produced, performed, edited, and mixed by Kevin Berrey, Screaming Panda LLC of Hell Gate City Companion.Music composed by Cheska Navarro (https://www.cheskanavarro.com). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
THIS TOO SHALL PASS?????? OH MY GOD . YELLING. THIS ENTIRE EPISODE WAS BEING LIKE HIT BY A TRAIN MADE OUT OF TEARS 29 TIMES
I forgot how wonderfully dark,atmospheric and well done this series was it's my second time round and it's still beautiful to listen to the characters, acting and audio is top notch highly recommend 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
why isn't this a miniseries?
Yes I agree w the majority. This is an outstanding story. I cldnt think up something like that without a toke or 5. Just sittin around w friends, n u KNOW how a languid conversation can go til sm1 says smthg thts out there? And an outstanding story is born. Groovy.
Doesn't take a genius figure out that was Nyarlathotep
uhh... voice actor change? did I miss something? John sounds different.
I have lost the meaning between this and previous episode. am I alone or what?
one of the best audio shows! and it's really scary!
There's more?! 😍😍
Misophonia warning, starts kinda rough
OMG OMG OMFG I AM SO DAMN EXCITED FOR THIS!!! THANK YOU HARLAN- I LOVE YOU 💘!
Misophonia warning, apple eating. Five or six bites, very audible/detailed
Can someone explain the dice roll noise?
Love, Love, Love ❤️ The Best thing ive Listened to in a long While, Fantastic Storytelling, Acting,and Soundscapes would Definitely Recommend for any fan of the Genre ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
This is possibly the best fiction podcast out there. The writing is so good, and the voice acting and sound scaping are incredible
Yep, Arthur STILL won't listen to John...
Bit of a plot hole there: how did Arthur play that piece when John controls his left arm?
i wonder if John actually changed his mind and decided it's better not to kill an innocent person even though he was threatening or if he was just worried that Arthur would miss. it seems pretty early for that kind of change in character but who knows
Finished the episode driving at night with the volume way too high, almost ended up like Arthur
that's painful. it's impressive how much personality a person can lose with memory. it's like getting back in time, almost.