#OnThisDay in 1937, Lights Out listeners heard "Christmas Story" Following the end of the First World War, three men have a strange experience in this bizarre retelling of the Nativity. daffadilli.es/p445088

#OnThisDay in 1961, Macabre listeners heard "The Avenger" Twelve full moons since he entered the sacred temple of an African tribe, a man finds that they are out for revenge and his life is in danger. ⚠️ This episode features outdated cultural depictions daffadilli.es/p434149 #AudioDrama

I know there's a lot of horror audio dramas out there and I'd very much like to follow more of you freaks but I can't find you on here. Recommendations welcome. Also welcome suggestions for starter packs. Also what are starter packs

With the addition of The Sealed Book, there's now four shows available on the Daffadillies Classics channel on Apple Podcasts. All horror, but watch this space for other genres very soon... Also: more Quiet Please and Lights Out will be added very soon! #AudioDrama #OldTimeRadio

I often wonder if communal listening of audio dramas could ever return. I fear the answer is no.

#OnThisDay in 1936, Lights Out listeners heard "Poltergeist" A group of girls discover that the ground they've been walking on is an old cemetery. And now it might be too late—for when you dance on a grave, a poltergeist is summoned... Listen now: daffadilli.es/p446981 #AudioDrama

#OnThisDay in 1947, Quiet Please listeners heard "Little Fellow" A circus performer is given an ancient Egyptian artefact that will grant him three wishes. Inevitably, things don't go exactly to plan... ⚠️ This episode features outdated depictions of people with dwarfism daffadilli.es/p423325

Take a trip back to 1945 with The Sealed Book, now available to stream or download on the Daffadillies website, or via Apple Podcasts. That's 26 spooky stories from writers Robert Arthur, Jr. and David Kogan, ready to send a chill down your spine... daffadilli.es/thesealedbook #AudioDrama

#OnThisDay 64 years ago, Macabre listeners heard "The Midnight Horseman," first aired December 11th 1961. An eerie old painting and an unusual ritual lead to a fatal disaster... Hear it on Apple Podcasts, or stream it here: daffadilli.es/p433405 #AudioDrama #OldTimeRadio

#OnThisDay in 1936, Lights Out listeners heard "Nobody Died," a story about everlasting youth. Lights Out is one of the earliest radio dramas, and it still amazes me that we can hear stories from 89 years ago (and older!) Hear "Nobody Died" at the link 👇 daffadilli.es/p446779

On this day 78 years ago, Quiet Please listeners heard "Some People Don't Die." An explorer meets some unusual people and unwillingly discovers immortality... Aired December 8th, 1947. But you can still listen today 👇 #AudioDrama #OldTimeRadio

FYI there’s a little update on Patreon (but free to read) explaining whether I’m dead or not (spoiler alert: no), why the podcast slowed down, and what to expect going forward (spoiler alert: stuff) More personal than I normally like to get but it’s been a wild year and it felt right to share.

Did you know that if you sign up to Daffadillies+ on Apple Podcasts, you can hear bonus episodes and get episodes early, like these two stories available now? No, you didn’t. You don’t know ANYTHING

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This episode didn’t even begin to get to the bottom of it and it’s obvious these asses are going to stretch this crap out to ten episodes. Podcasters: learn to stream line. Long series only hurt the natural flow of the story you’re in.

Write an introductory post for Bluesky telling people about the company and how glad we are to join the new app and make it funny but in a relatable and ironic end stage capitalism way not in a “hi pals it’s your friend McDonalds” kinda way