Tales from the Janitor: Chilling Urban Legends from Vermont | Horror Audio Drama

Tales from the Janitor: Chilling Urban Legends from Vermont | Horror Audio Drama

Vermont has always been good at keeping secrets. In this episode, grief and mystery unfold side by side. A grieving soul returns to the same gravesite, searching for a reason to keep moving forward, while beneath the frozen landscape, a hidden organization quietly shapes history from the shadows. As old wounds reopen and impossible truths begin to surface, two stories slowly drift toward the same unsettling question: Who decides what history becomes? Some memories refuse to fade. Some secrets were never meant to be uncovered. And beneath Vermont... some things have been waiting a very long time to be found. Stories God Only Knows Frozen Old Faces Credits Director – Macabre Developed & Created by – Steve Lloyd Written by- Steve Lloyd & Macabre Script Writer – Jon DeBenedict Executive Producer – Steve Lloyd Sound Editor - Macabre Sound Design - Steve Lloyd Starring Jeremy Tucker as The Janitor Cast: Jamie - Roo Ryder Alex - Parker Jackson Mrs. Grey - Loretta Chang Miss Blue - Lauren Zoll Mr. White - Tyler Boruff Mr. Indigo - Johnny Penney Mr. Brass - Manfred Fish Artwork by Joseph E.W. © Tales from the Janitor, 2026 End song - Don't Mind the Time by Superior Motive This episode is a work of fiction. Please don't use it to rewrite history, investigate secret underground facilities, or interrogate your local janitor about alternate timelines. He's probably just trying to finish mopping the floor. Or at least... we hope he is.

Tales from the Janitor: Chilling Urban Legends from Utah | Horror Audio Drama

Utah doesn’t stay quiet for long. In this episode, stories unfold across the desert in places where the map starts to fail you. A canyon road that shouldn’t exist. A voice carried through empty air. And something that feels like it’s been waiting a long time for someone to notice it again. Three separate stories drift toward the same edge... where belief, fear, and memory start to blur, and it becomes harder to tell what’s part of the land… and what’s been put there. Some things in Utah don’t get lost. They get buried where people can still find them. Stories The Writer The Gadianton Shadows White Lady The Tomb of Montezuma Credits Director – Martin Laston Developed & Created by – Steve Lloyd Written by- Steve Lloyd White Lady - Written by Duncan Cooper Script Writer – Jon DeBenedict Script Editor – Gems Executive Producer – Steve Lloyd Sound Editor - Steve Lloyd and Hecate Sound Design - Steve Lloyd Starring Jeremy Tucker as The Janitor Cast: Writer - Jeff Rosenau Voice One - Kristen Fox Voice Two - Jade Ivy Emily- Sam Seong Elder Markham - Hans Cummings Sister Jennings - Lauren Zoll Elder Thatcher - Micah Beatty Brother Hall - Terrance White Daine - Tyler Boruff Gus - Johnny Penny Henry - Jeff Rosenau Curator - Jason Roberts Artwork by Joseph E.W. © Tales from the Janitor, 2026 Disclaimer - This episode is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to real people, places, events, or very specific deserts that feel a little too empty is purely coincidental. It contains some psychological horror, supernatural elements, and the occasional moment where people make questionable decisions in caves, canyons, and otherwise normal situations. Listener discretion is advised. Also, if you hear whispers while listening… that’s either the sound design or your imagination.

Tales from the Janitor: Chilling Urban Legends from Texas | Horror Audio Drama

Welcome back to Tales from the Janitor, the horror podcast where the stories don’t stay where you left them. Tonight, we’re heading deep into Texas. Long highways. Empty woods. Small towns with old scars. And places where something in the dark still remembers your name. In Episode 43 Texas, what starts as a simple conversation inside a diner slowly turns into something much worse. Three friends find themselves trapped underground on a cursed road where the dirt itself seems alive. A pediatric ward in Bexar County is shaken by a string of impossible deaths tied to a woman no one should be seeing. And near Texarkana, the terror behind the Moonlight Murders may not be finished hunting after all. This episode blends Southern Gothic horror, ghost stories, urban legends, and psychological dread into one long descent through haunted roads, cursed land, and people who realize too late that some places never let you go. Because in Texas, fear doesn’t always come from monsters. Sometimes it comes from the land itself. If you’re into dark audio dramas, paranormal horror, unsettling folklore, and slow-burning supernatural stories, settle in. Just remember… some roads should stay abandoned. Some voices should never answer back. And some stories were buried for a reason. Proceed if you dare. Stories Death and Texas Demon's Road Ghost Nurse of Bexar County The Texarkana Haunting Credits Director – Kiersten Greenfield Developed & Created by – Steve Lloyd Written by- Steve Lloyd Script Writer – Jon DeBenedict Script Editor – Gems Executive Producer – Steve Lloyd Sound Editor - Steve Lloyd Sound Design - Steve Lloyd Starring Jeremy Tucker as The Janitor Cast: Bill - Jeff Rosenau Amy - Fangii Tom - Thomas Render Jason - Robert Wolff Voice - Tyler Boruff Nurse Miller - Luci Hollen Nurse Gonzales - Mirah Fae E.R Nurse - Sean Curran Dr. Hayfield - Terrance White Mother - Mirm Hurula Father - Johnny Penny Old Woman - Elsa Larson Roger - David Woo Pete - Jon DeBenedict Officer 1 - George Gabrieliants Officer 2 - Kate J. White Woman - Kiersten Greenfield Artwork by Joseph E.W. © Tales from the Janitor, 2026 Disclaimer: Tales from the Janitor is a work of fiction. The stories, characters, ghosts, cursed roads, terrifying hospitals, chain-dragging murder spirits, and deeply questionable tax advice are all created for entertainment purposes. Please do not attempt to take financial guidance from mysterious janitors in roadside diners. If you hear whispers coming from the woods, see an old woman reading bedtime stories in an empty hallway, or suddenly feel the overwhelming urge to file your taxes early…that’s between you and Texas. Listener discretion is advised. Headphones recommended. Flashlights optional… but probably a good idea.

Tales from the Janitor: Chilling Urban Legends from Tennessee | Horror Audio Drama

Welcome back to Tales from the Janitor, the horror podcast where the stories don’t just echo… they linger. Tonight, we’re clocking in down in Tennessee, where the roads stretch long, the woods grow thick, and some things buried in the past never stayed buried to begin with. In Episode 42: “Tennessee”, four stories collide into one nightmare you can’t walk away from. A crash scene with no survivors… and no bodies. A late-night betrayal that calls something out of the trees… something that doesn’t forgive. A graveyard warning about guilt that follows you long after you leave. And a schoolyard secret—violent, buried, and waiting behind a mirror that should’ve never been touched. This isn’t just folklore. This is what happens when urban legends, guilt, and the supernatural collide. Blending Southern Gothic horror, real-feeling ghost stories, haunted locations, and psychological dread, this episode builds toward something deeper—something watching from inside the story itself. Because down here, it’s not the ghosts you need to worry about. It’s what made them. If you’re into dark audio dramas, true horror storytelling, paranormal podcasts, and unsettling urban legends, you’re in the right place. Just remember... Some mirrors don’t show your reflection. Some places don’t let you leave. And some stories… They were never meant to be heard. Proceed if you dare. Stories The Car Accident The Price of Betrayal Bloody Mary Mirror Mirror on the Wall Credits Director – Brandon Gamblin Developed & Created by – Steve Lloyd Writer - Steve Lloyd and Akiva Vita Script Writer – Jon DeBenedict Script Editor – Taylor Robinson Executive Producer – Steve Lloyd Sound Editor - Taliee Sound Design - Taliee Starring Jeremy Tucker as The Janitor Cast: Officer - Robert Wolff Jane - Hannah Christine Cole (Older) - AJ Perry Dispatch - Liv Ravenshaw Evelyn - Rachel Sun Voice - Jeff Rosenau Kate - Danielle Denicola Mr. Handy - Manfred Fish Joshua - Preston Tyler - Kyle McGrath Cole - Carson Tommy - ColbyM Mr. Whitaker - Scott Ramage Tyler (Older) - Amir Nassiri Tom (Older) - Johnney Penney Artwork by Joseph E.W. © Tales from the Janitor, 2026 Disclaimer: These stories are pulled from Tennessee urban legends, Appalachian folklore, and the kind of whispered ghost stories that only come out when the night stretches a little too long and the backroads feel like they don’t lead anywhere anymore. They’re here for entertainment, a little unease, and that quiet sense that maybe you’re not as alone as you thought. So if you catch yourself checking the rearview mirror more than once… or pausing a little too long in front of a dark reflection… that’s kind of the point. Just don’t go testing what you hear. Some stories don’t like being challenged. Some things are better left exactly where they are—out there, in the dark, where they belong. Any resemblance to real people, real events, or something standing just beyond the tree line… that’s all coincidence. …at least, that’s what people like to tell themselves. Sleep well. And if you hear something tonight— don’t answer it.

The Seven Deadly Sins

Welcome to Tales from the Janitor: The Seven Deadly Sins, a dark horror episode and immersive audio drama where every late-night hallway leads to something a little more dangerous than spilled coffee and flickering lights. Tonight we’re opening the supply closet on seven of humanity’s oldest problems — Pride, Greed, Wrath, Envy, Lust, Gluttony, and Sloth — the classic sins that have been ruining perfectly good lives since long before anyone invented security cameras. In this psychological horror episode, we dive into a different sin through terrifying urban legends, supernatural horror stories, and chilling encounters where ordinary people make one bad choice and discover the consequences waiting in the dark. Greed opens doors that should stay locked. Envy whispers lies until friendships rot. Wrath turns anger into something that stalks the night. Lust pulls people toward dangers they know they shouldn’t touch. Pride blinds them until it’s too late to see what’s standing behind them. Gluttony consumes more than food, and Sloth… well, sometimes the scariest thing is what happens when people stop caring at all. Told with eerie storytelling, atmospheric horror audio drama, and the dry humor of a janitor who has cleaned up more human messes than ghostly ones, Tales from the Janitor: Seven Deadly Sins is a horror podcast about temptation, consequences, and the uncomfortable truth that the real monsters in the story might not be supernatural at all — they might just be the parts of ourselves we pretend aren’t there. Credits Staring Jeremy Tucker as the Janitor Starring Brady Flanagan as the Storyteller Developed & Created by – Steve Lloyd Written by - Steve Lloyd Script Writer – Jon DeBenedict Executive Producer – Steve Lloyd Editor - Brady Flanagan Sound Design - Brady Flanagan Pride Director – Brady Flanagan Dr. Evelyn Hawthorne - Elayne Senger Gabriel Price - CarsonaVA Reflection - Arielle Skye Gluttony Director - Macabre Jason - Jon DeBenedict Natalie - Liv Ravenshaw Wrath Director - Sweena Mangal Sgt Tolliver - Terrance White Pvt. Ramirez - NJ Unwin Lt. Carter - Brady Flanagan Cpl. Dewey - Joel A.S. Butler Capt. Mercer - Johnny Penney Envy Director - Gail Sullivan Maggie - Mirm Hurula Lena - JC Bigart Issac - Jeff Rosenau Dani - Tiff Compton Greed Director - Tony Westfield Samuel - Norco Julianne - Luci Hollen Vincent - Thomas Render The Whisperer - J.R. Snyder Lust Director - Nikita Cameron Host - Lena Gray Cassidy - Olivia Frevert Julian - Hans Cummings Lydia - Celery Sticks Sloth Director - Steve Lloyd Daniel - Cayden Witte Marcus - Brad Luquire Julia - Hannah Christine Voice 1 - Catherine Pip Voice 2 - Bella Garcia Artwork by Hannah Christine © Tales from the Janitor, 2026 Disclaimer: The stories in Tales from the Janitor: The Seven Deadly Sins are fictional. They’re inspired by old legends, human nature, and the sort of terrible decisions people make when they think nobody’s paying attention. Please do not treat these episodes as life advice, spiritual guidance, or a helpful checklist for experimenting with pride, greed, wrath, or any of the other sins after midnight. Any resemblance to real people, real places, or strange figures standing quietly at the end of a hallway is purely coincidental. And if you happen to hear a mop bucket rolling down the corridor when the building’s empty… that’s probably just me finishing my shift. Probably.