Episodes

Nosleep Podcast – correspondence://

31 October, 2011

The Nosleep Podcast is proud to present the third part of our Halloween Trilogy to celebrate Halloween Week! Warning: This episode contains extremely violent and graphic language. Not recommended for anyone under 18 years of age.

 

correspondence

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connecting to database…

 

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audio file found…correspondence 1

 

accessing author database…

 

user breach detected…user: bloodstains

 

connecting to voice database…

 

voice actor accessed. user name: Nathan MacDonald:;//

 

voice actor accessed. user name: Wendy Stolyarov:;//

 

voice actor accessed. user name: David Cummings:;//

 

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Podcast produced by: David Cummings (Redditor MikeRowPhone).

 

This podcast is licensed under Creative Commons 2011.

 

Music adapted by: David Cummings

 

Sound effects courtesy of: FreeSound.org

 

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Comments (6)

  • That was creepy as hell. Nice work guys!

  • Jesus! Replayed this and its way scarier the second time. Awesome job!!

  • Shit… Shit… Shit… wait… Why are they southern? >.>

  • is there a correspondence part 2?

    Answer: Due to the complexity of the way the “correspondence” series progressed, it was determined that a part 2 was not viable.

  • 39:00 – 39:40 My god, that sent chills down my spine. That moment was perfect, this entire podcast extremely creepy and the rest of the entries on /r/nosleep are downright terrifying as well.

  • Quite old but….why was he quoting that particular line from Horace? As an English woman all I could think of every time he said ‘Dulce et decorum est’ was War poetry we studies at school….is Wilfred Owen widely studied in the US? Or did you just like the sound of the line?

    David responds: I’m not the author, but my guess is the author wanted the demon to speak in Latin and use phrases dealing with death. It may have been intended to be a combination of gibberish and actual Latin.

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