Vera
Scary Stories Tonight
Horror fans who want original scary fiction with a warm female narrator — atmospheric dread without graphic gore or true-crime trauma. Audio for this show is produced with AI assistance. Episodes are researched, scripted, and reviewed for accuracy before release. Topics include: Two original horror fiction stories — slow-burn dread with a female narrator.
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Episodes
Scary Stories Tonight: Voicemail from a wrong number 07.07.2026 20:46
In this episode, we cover Two original horror fiction stories themed around Voicemail from a wrong number. The conversation opens with: Welcome to Scary Stories Tonight. I'm Vera, and this evening we begin with a voicemail sent to the wrong number. That simple error opens doors to stories where the familiar turns quietly unsettling. You might expect a routine message yet what follows lingers in wa...
Scary Stories Tonight: The neighbor who never blinks 05.07.2026 23:36
In this episode, we cover Two original horror fiction stories themed around The neighbor who never blinks. The conversation opens with: Welcome to Scary Stories Tonight. I'm Vera and tonight the theme centers on the neighbor who never blinks. These two original stories build their tension through quiet observation and the kind of details that linger after the lights go out. You will hear about ord...
Scary Stories 101: The Basement Door & The Last Bus Home 05.07.2026 25:12
In this episode of Scary Stories Tonight, Vera guides listeners through two original horror fiction stories built on slow-burn dread. The Basement Door introduces Clara, who has just purchased a modest house and begins noticing the unremarkable gray door in her kitchen. What starts as mild curiosity about a locked basement grows into an inescapable awareness fed by cooler air, silent floorboards,...
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