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A Walk In The Dark
by Written and Directed by Bob Berry; Hosted by Roy Hedin; Theme Music by Brian Lee Wheat; Produced at Village Recording Studio, Indianapolis, Indiana
A Walk in the Dark is a dark drama podcast series created in the spirit of the Twilight Zone, Alfred Hitchcock, and Stephen King and features science fiction, horror, suspense, and psychological thrillers that often conclude with a macabre or unexpected twist. The short story format takes listeners on strange and often scary journeys lasting between 5 and 15 minutes each.
Episodes
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Flight to Paradise
DAVID BRODY WAS IN NEED OF A VACATION. STALLED IN A DEAD-END JOB AND RECOVERING FROM A NASTY DIVORCE, HE FELT DESIROUS FOR SOME SUN AND SAND ON SOME FARAWAY ISLAND. WHAT HE FOUND WAS… FARAWAY INDEED. FASTEN YOUR SEAT BELTS AND “PLACE YOUR TRAY TABLE IN ITS UPRIGHT POSITION” AS WE TAKE OFF IN......
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Dark Compulsion
As a child, Raymond Hawkins seemed a bit strange. Fellow high school students would often mock and laugh at him. But Raymond seemed to take such things in stride until he grew older. Then…well, lets follow Raymond’s bizarre odyssey in later years. DARK COMPULSION was written and directed by Bob...
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The Tenant
Following a terrifying experience, Eric Palmer has returned to his hometown of Boston, only to find that old haunts have followed him. The Tenant reminds us to be carefully aware of your surroundings, especially those that live around you. Nothing is as it seems. THE TENANT was written and…
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Shipping Crate
At some point in our lives, many feel adventurous enough to take unusual risks. Some may attempt scuba diving to extreme ocean depths; others may prefer jumping from an airplane thousands of feet high and freefalling a hundred miles per hour before opening their chute. “What a rush!” they say.…
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Moonfall
The silvery glow from the moon has provided inspiration and promise to poets and lovers for ages. When man finally set foot on its barren surface in 1969, we realized that the moon is not that far away. But what would happen, do you suppose, if something catastrophic were to interrupt the…
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Deadly Departure
Have you ever travelled by bus at night? Most find it relaxing and enjoyable, especially since someone else is doing the driving, This particular trip however, takes a wrong turn with deadly results. Perhaps before scheduling your next bus trip, you might remember this cautionary tale. DEADLY...
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Hillside Cemetery
There is something serene and comforting walking through a cemetery. A name etched in granite can bring back memories; the absolute silence can offer time for self reflection; and those under the earth can lie in peaceful silence…most of the time. Lets accompany a pair of cemetery walkers as they...
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Fear of Falling
Wes and Mel have spent many married years through good times and bad. Age has now begun taking Wes back to childlike behavior–common with the elderly, or so it seems. Mel–short for Melody–is not immune. She struggles to keep Wes alive although–as we see once again–all is not as it seems. FEAR OF...
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Faraway Echoes
For many, World War Two seems like ancient history. For others, however — those few who still remember the horrendous events of that time — it seems like only yesterday. Case in point — Daniel Kasle who lived, and is still living, unspeakable nightmares of mans inhumanity to man. FARAWAY ECHOES…
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Trilogy in the Limelight
Actors are a peculiar breed. They can be themselves one minute, then when necessary, become someone else. But sometimes even the actor isn’t aware of what’s in store for his or her future — particularly in New York City. TRILOGY IN THE LIMELIGHT was written and directed by Bob Berry. The cast...
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Blind Date
Have you ever gone on a blind date? Fun isn’t it? All the anxiety. The nervous primping beforehand. Here is a little lesson on how to properly prepare…or not…for that all important occasion. BLIND DATE was written and directed by Bob Berry. The featured actors were Larry Adams, Lee Plahitko…
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Indecent Burial
When most families are faced with the passing of a family member, there is a range of emotions. This family, however, reacts in a somewhat bizarre fashion. Welcome to the home of a group of rather unusual individuals, hell bent on…well lets let them tell you. INDECENT BURIAL was written and...
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Terror Underground
Most people have a fear of something – whether it be a fear of the dark, snakes, spiders – its common for most humans to have a phobia of some sort. Many are just psychological in nature. Some however, transcend mere fear and become very real indeed. Lets join one person who will lead us... Read...
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Out of Touch
Matthew and Carol Springer have been happily married for many years, but life – in it’s uncanny and unpredictible way – is about to change all of that. In their loving quest to remain happy together, the Springers have decided to ignore the “No Exit” sign which looms before them. OUT OF TOUCH...
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The Interrogation
In a small confined room, two men sit facing one another across a table. One is an interrogator. The other a serial killer. They have come to know each other through several talking sessions. This session, however, will be different – totally different. THE INTERROGATION was written and directed…
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A Chilly Wind
Young love is a memorable part of growing up. It introduces us to warm feelings; jealously; anger; and sometimes long term happiness. Fate, however, can sometimes up-end all of these feelings, as we find out in this tale entitled…A CHILLY WIND. A CHILLY WIND was written and directed by Bob Berry....
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A Late Afternoon
Sitting comfortably reading on your front porch on a saturday afternoon sounds ideal doesn’t it? Sometimes however, just the sight of children playing on a newly mowed lawn can lead to a mystifying event. Let’s visit a late afternoon… A LATE AFTERNOON was written and directed by Bob Berry. The…
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Mirror Image
Wouldn’t it be uncanny if you suddenly met someone who looked exactly like you? It happens in this episode under peculiar circumstances. Indulge your imagination for a few moments as we recreate this unnerving event. MIRROR IMAGE was written and directed by Bob Berry. The cast included Tyler…
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Stage Struck
Most actors treat their acting assignments as a matter of “lets pretend”. A few actors however, take their work deadly serious. Dana Troyer is one such actor who, as we will find out, envelopes his stage character like a glove. “STAGE STRUCK” was written and directed by Bob Berry. The Cast…
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Close Companion…Las Vegas
In a previous episode, our leading character, Aaron, had problems in Hollywood. Now he is seeking fun and tranquility in Las Vegas. Will he find it? Lets check in. CLOSE COMPANION…LAS VEGAS was written and directed by Bob Berry. Featured players included Dave Hoffman, Hazel Gillaspy, Kevin…
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Hello, Dad
Fathers and sons. Relationships built of love, strength and bonding for centuries. A bond seldom broken. When it is broken however, the consequences can be dire as we witness here when a son confronts his father for alleged wrongdoings. HELLO, DAD was written and directed by Bob Berry. Featured...
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Dead Sure
Gambling and losing go hand-in-hand. Jessie Sample has been a gambler all his life. Now his winnings have finally caught up with him. Greed can sometimes become a road to destruction… DEAD SURE was written and directed by Bob Berry. The cast included Kevin Shadle, Hazel Gillaspy and Bob Berry....
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A Cold Affair
This dark tale is tragic in so many ways. Young love can be so sweet. But events in life can sometimes turn that love dark…very dark. THE COLD AFFAIR was written and directed by Bob Berry. The cast included Tyler Marx, Caity Withers, and Larry Adams. Original theme music by Brian Lee Wheat....
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A Hair Closer
This young man probably cried when he went to a barber as a young child. Now, he relishes sitting in the chair, covered with a black nylon cape and relaxing from his day’s labors. Sometimes, however, kid-like frights can come back to do more than haunt. A HAIR CLOSER was written and directed…
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Roberta’s Roses
Roberta has a gift for gardening and much more than a green thumb. She has a gardening secret for making her roses extra special. It’s a dark taboo treatment that…well let’s let Roberta explain… ROBERTA’S ROSES was written and directed by Bob Berry. The featured actors included Hazel Gillaspy and...
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The Sportsman
Jim Brady was a popular civic leader, a candidate for mayor and an avid sportsman. His wife unfortunately was not an enthusiastic supporter. Here's the roundabout ending to this ghastly tale. The Sportsman was written and directed by Bob Berry. The Host was Ray Hedin. The cast included Larry…
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A Duty Done
This supposedly true tale involves friendship and double-cross during wartime. We are going to eavesdrop on a relationship forged in the pounding of mortar shells and bombs. How the story ends is stranger than fiction and will haunt one participant for the rest of his life. A DUTY DONE was…
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Dream Girl
Do dreams ever come true? Perhaps. But remember there is a fine line between dreams and nightmares. But you be the judge… DREAM GIRL was written and directed by Bob Berry. The cast included Larry Adams, June Greyson, Brian Wheat and Bob Berry. Hosted by Ray Hedin. Original theme music by Brian...
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The Waiting Room
Francis Dale Parker, an eighty something widower is about to enter the hospital for a routine checkup – or so he thinks. Let’s accompany him to Good Shepard hospital and see what awaits him. THE WAITING ROOM was written and directed by Bob Berry. Featured actor was Bernard Wurger. Original theme...
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Close Companion
“Man about town” Aaron is living a charmed life. He enjoys the Hollywood life and has his fill of sunshine, fancy clothes, and female companionship. One woman, however, rocks his world in, oh…so many ways. Lesson for all of us…be careful what you wish for. CLOSE COMPANION was written and directed...
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My Dearest Enemy
Have you ever hated someone so much you wished them dead? But you could never really do it, could you? Kill them, I mean. Listen to someone who is about to...well let him tell you. MY DEAREST ENEMY was written and directed by Bob Berry. Featured Actor was Bob Berry. Host was Ray Hedin. Theme…
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No Letting Go
When a spouse leaves you, it can be devastating. When that spouse also takes the children...it can wind up deadly. NO LETTING GO was written and directed by Bob Berry. Actress was June Greyson. Host was Ray Hedin. Theme Music by Brian Lee Wheat. Produced at Village Recording Studio, Indianapolis,...
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In Old Chicago
Is there such a thing as time travel? Most would say no. Except this man, who is seeking shelter from a summer storm. He finally finds shelter...and much much more. IN OLD CHICAGO was written and directed by Bob Berry. This cast included Bob Berry, Susan Rardin, June Greyson, and Billy Hannan.…
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The Good Samaritan
In his youth, this man had been told by his parents never to pick up strangers along the highway. But I guess this man has too kind a heart. THE GOOD SAMARITAN was written and directed by Bob Berry. The cast included Bob Berry and Bernard Wurger. Theme music by Brian Wheat. Produced at Village...
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The Accident
Come along for a ride….if you dare. Caution, it is advisable that you fasten your seat belt. Tightly. THE ACCIDENT was written and directed by Bob Berry. The cast included Bob Berry, Bernard Wurger and Brian Wheat. Host was Ray Hedin. Original Theme music by Brian Wheat. Produced at Village...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A Walk in the Dark is a dark drama podcast series created in the spirit of the Twilight Zone, Alfred Hitchcock, and Stephen King and features science fiction, horror, suspense, and psychological thrillers that often conclude with a macabre or unexpected twist. The short story format takes listeners on strange and often scary journeys lasting between 5 and 15 minutes each.
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Written and Directed by Bob Berry; Hosted by Roy Hedin; Theme Music by Brian Lee Wheat; Produced at Village Recording Studio, Indianapolis, Indiana
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