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Nightmares Before Bed

By: Jonathan Rosen & Troy Cannon
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  • Welcome to Nightmares Before Bed: A Supernatural Podcast, where each show, we’ll explore dark and mysterious places, eerie creatures, and all things Spooky and Creepy

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Episodes
  • Nightmares Before Bed presents: Japan's Suicide Forest

    Nightmares Before Bed presents: Japan's Suicide Forest
    May 27 2024

    Join the Nightmares Before Bed podcast as they discuss Japan's Aokigahara, otherwise known as Suicide Forest.
    Labeled as one of the places with the highest rates of suicide in the world, the forest is said to contain many vengeful spirits.

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    29 mins
  • Nightmares Before Bed presents: Dead Children's Playground

    Nightmares Before Bed presents: Dead Children's Playground
    May 20 2024

    This week, the Nightmares Before Bed podcast takes a look at Maple Hill Park in Huntsville, Alabama, better known as Dead Children's Playground. Right next to a cemetery filled with filled with hundreds of children who died during the Spanish Flu, as well as others who were murdered by a serial killer in the 60s, the playground is home to many a ghost.

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    31 mins
  • Nightmares Before Bed presents: Men in Black!

    Nightmares Before Bed presents: Men in Black!
    May 13 2024

    This week, the Nightmares Before Bed podcast looks at the phenomenon of the Men in Black. Who are these mysterious figures? Why have they shown up after UFO sightings? Are they human or aliens? All that & much more!
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    41 mins
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