The White Van

Tales by the Campfire Ep1

Tales by the Campfire is presented by Dark Empty Roads and is a collection of short campfire stories to share this fall season. Enjoy! DarkEmptyRoadsPodcast@gmail.com

House Behind the Corn

Step into the shadows of a small, forgotten town where an eerie legend lurks just beyond the edge of the cornfields. "The House Behind the Corn" invites you to unravel a chilling tale passed down through hushed whispers and lingering gazes. A quiet diner, an enigmatic storyteller, and a house that hides more than just memories. As the corn sways and secrets emerge, you'll find yourself questioning what is real and what should never be disturbed. Dare to listen, but beware—the truth may haunt you forever.  **What do you think the old man wrote on the bill?** DarkEmptyRoadsPodcast@gmail.com

The White Van

What starts as a routine stop at a lonely gas station soon spirals into a nightmare, where shadows stretch and a sense of dread clings to the air. You’ll hear a tale of two friends who stumble upon something not meant for their eyes, something that turns the quiet night into a race for survival. So, turn down the lights, settle into your seat, and prepare yourself for a journey into the unknown. But remember, once you step into the shadows, you might not be alone. DarkEmptyRoadsPodcast@gmail.com

Eyes in the House

In this week's tale, what starts as a simple addition to their homes, for working hard, soon unravels into a chilling nightmare, as strange occurrences begin to haunt their lives. Each victim finds themselves trapped in a web of fear, unaware that they are being watched by unseen eyes. As the tension builds, their once-safe havens become battlegrounds in a fight for survival against an invisible enemy.  DarkEmptyRoadsPodcast@gmail.com

The Teddy Bear

This weeks dark tale warns of seemingly kind gestures that conceal dark intentions, as random gifts from friends or strangers may harbor malevolent spirits. Always be wary of the hidden dangers in unexpected presents, for evil can lurk in the most innocent-looking packages.  DarkEmptyRoadsPodcast@gmail.com