The Night the Radio Dial Found Me at Milepost 47

from Dead Zone Radio — Fexingo Horror · host Fexingo

Luna pulls over at milepost 47 on a cold October night in 2017, chasing a station that shouldn't exist. The radio picks up a woman's voice reading a list of names—her own included. Each mile she drives, the voice gets closer, until she realizes the broadcast is coming from inside her car. A story about the thin line between listener and participant, and the frequency that knows your name. #Milepost47 #RadioHorror #LunaNarrated #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #OctoberNight #2017 #DeadZoneRadio #Anthology #SoloNarrated #RoadsideHorror #SmallTown #WestVirginia #MothmanCountry #AnalogHorror #LateNightDrive #TheDial #NamesList Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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