Keya Reed
Tea & Terror Podcast
Tea & Terror is a podcast devoted to horror stories narrated & hosted by Keya Reed. Some of these short stories are written by Keya, while other stories are by various authors both known and unknown. Some of the content is explicit. So we ask that you be 18 & older to listen to any of the episodes on the Tea & Terror podcast.
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Episode 24: Unearthing Secrets-The Body Snatcher by Robert Louis Stevenson 20.07.2023 17:11
"The Body Snatcher" by Robert Louis Stevenson is a thrilling short story that delves into the dark world of grave robbery and medical experimentation in 19th century Scotland. Follow the twisted tale of two friends, the respected Dr. Macfarlane and the sinister Mr. Fettes, as they become entangled in a dangerous scheme to provide fresh corpses for medical research. As their actions spira...
The Masque of the Red Death VI 01.04.2022 13:44
This is the final episode of The Masque of The Red Death series. Hosted and narrated by Keya Reed
The Masque of the Red Death V 25.03.2022 7:22
This is the continuation of the famous horror story written by Edgar Allan Poe. Hosted & narrated by Keya Reed
The Masque Of The Red Death IV 18.03.2022 6:50
This is the continuation of the famous horror story written by Edgar Allan Poe. Hosted & narrated by Keya Reed
The Masque of the Red Death III 11.03.2022 5:57
This is the third episode in the Masque of the Red Death Series
The Masque of the Red Death II 04.03.2022 5:44
Also watch the video on the Wicked Majesty YouTube Channel
The Masque of the Red Death I 29.01.2022 6:20
In this episode, I will reenact a short story by Edgar Allan Poe titled The Masque of Red Death
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