Ian finds himself torn, and Emma offers her support.

Rachel wants to reach out to her niece, Karina. Karina’s mom is Rachel's sister, butthey've become completely estranged over the last year and Rachel wants to fix that.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 53 of Empire of Ashes.

Blood marks every step through the Tides, and Philos's blade earns him a name whispered in fear: the Jester. Refuge is a secret key and a bare room at an inn that wants them gone by dawn.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar presents “The Pearling Matter, Part 3,” originally broadcast on CBS on June 20, 1956. This is episode 418, the third chapter in a five-part serial from the Bob Bailey era, written by John Dawson, a pseudonym of E. Jack Neuman.Insurance investigator Johnny Dollar continues probing the false report of commodities investor David Pearling’s death. With the market-manipulation lead growing colder, a missing daughter and the work of a private detective agency point Dollar from

Wrong Station Season 11 will be right back, after some very important messages from some very special sponsors...Support The Wrong Station by subscribing at www.patreon.com/thewrongstation. The Wrong Station contains explicit content and mature themes. Episode-specific warnings can be found at www.wrongstation.com/c-w. Music featured: "Rock Hybrid," "Cattails," "Protofunk," "Private Eye," "Pennsylvania Road," "Cool Hard Facts," "Crossing the Divide," and "Lobby Time" Kevin MacLeod

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Violet becomes desperate for a way to undo the curse. Following the advice of a strange neighbor, she goes to meet a local witch who may have an answer for her.

Episode 53 of Four Crowns.

Episode 53 of Rejected Moon.

One meal changed how we saw each other. What began as a gathering became something deeper — stories shared, walls lowered, truths spoken. We left different than we arrived. Sometimes the simplest moments bring the deepest healing. ⏱️ Duration: ~6:35 #TrueStories #AnonymousStories #Betrayal #Relationships #FamilySecrets #Trust #Boundaries #Heartbreak #RealConfessions #NightConfessions

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.In 1986, he owns the only one-hour photo lab in a small town, so he sees every photo anyone there takes. One September night, in the middle of a stranger's roll of birthday pictures, there's a frame of his own upstairs hallway, with his daughter's door standing open at the end.In this original horror story, a man looks back on the three years he spent checking other people's film at the light table after closing, paying off a processing

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.His cadaver dog's trainer had one rule: every time the dog sits, you reward her. You don't get to decide she's wrong. Everywhere else, he followed that rule. At home, he broke it.In this original horror story, a volunteer search and rescue handler looks back on the fall he and his dog Biscuit, a Lab mix built like a coffee table who'll do anything for a honking rubber hot dog, were training for certification with Deb, a gravel-voiced veteran

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.In 1991, a husband and wife drive a truck as a team. One drives while the other sleeps in the bunk behind a curtain, and the truck never stops. For six years, everything she's said through that curtain has gotten the same sleepy answer: "Mm-hm."In this original horror story, a woman looks back on the fall she and her husband Del were nine payments away from owning their truck outright, the one they'd sold their house for. Del slept in the

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Rent in the shared house is four hundred a month, utilities included, and it comes with one rule: if the porch light is on when you get home, don't go in. Go somewhere for an hour, then come back.In this original horror story, a twenty-three-year-old sits in his car at two in the morning, typing this on his phone and watching a porch light he can't stop looking at. For fourteen months he has followed the rule without questioning it: forty-one

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.He worked eleven years as a night nurse on a fourteen-bed hospice ward, and somewhere along the way he started knowing, days ahead, which patients were about to die. He couldn't explain it, and he never told anyone.In this original horror story, a retired nurse looks back on the nights he spent caring for the dying: Mr. Paulen in room six, who kept a transistor radio of big band music under his pillow, called him "chief," and apologized every

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.She runs a vending route on the overnight shift: eleven buildings between midnight and eight, hospitals and office parks and a courthouse annex. One machine in a hospital basement has been flagged DO NOT SERVICE since before she started. Then she notices it's switched on.In this original horror story, a woman looks back on the four years she spent restocking snack machines in empty buildings. Her only company was Ruthie, the

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.For generations, the county road crew passed down just one rule, always in the same words and never with a reason: you do not clear the culvert at mile marker nine. Nobody who repeated it knew why.In this original horror story, a retired road crew worker looks back on the brutal January of 1978, when he and his partner Dewey, a big-handed man who did the crossword in pen and got it wrong on purpose, were running culverts on double overtime

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.She works the overnight shift watching forty security camera feeds, from businesses she'll never see in cities she's never been to. There's one rule they teach you before anything else: never press the button that lets you talk through the cameras.In this original horror story, a remote security monitor, on shift and typing this as it happens, looks back on the months since a man walked into a tire shop parking lot in Ohio at three in the