Autopilot/There's a Reason I Stopped Swimming In Indoor Pools

Sounds of Mars/12 Minutes

TW: 12 Minutes features references to miscarriage. This week on Brimstone Society we are featuring the stories Sounds of Mars and 12 Minutes. Sounds of Mars tantalizes the listener with a story surrounding the horrifying unknowns of our own neighboring planet, and how sometimes the best thing to do with an extraterrestrial sound is to leave it unheard. 12 Minutes is a more grounded story that bases its tale on something that we have all had some experience with at one point in time, low budget local television. However, in this tale, the subject of what a particular show starts to unleash is nothing short of terrifying.

Autopilot/There's a Reason I Stopped Swimming In Indoor Pools

TW: Autopilot contains references to Child Death. Brimstone Society is back! We are kicking off this new "season" of the podcast by bringing you a revamped presentation and more creepy stories. This week features Autopilot, a story steeped in the scares surrounding loss of control; as well as There's a Reason I Stopped Swimming In Indoor Pools, a haunting tale about how some places in our modern world are better left unexplored.

SCP-923

Looking up at the night sky watching the small glimmer of satellites passing by can be simple and wonderful. We never once think that any of those celestial orbiters could harbor the mechanisms of our demise. This week we will show you the SCP file for SCP-923 and you too will come to realize that some of the most terrifying things are up there in orbit, right above our heads.

SCP-939

Imagine this: you hear the voice of someone you know calling out in the night for you. You decide that you'll investigate why they sound like they're in distress but instead you end up becoming the latest victim of SCP-939. This week, we will go through the SCP file covering SCP-939, a deadly pack hunter with a horrifying talent for mimicry.

SCP-2700

The turn of the 20th century was a time of rapid technological advancement mixed with onset of explosive conflicts throughout the world. What if one of the greatest inventors of the time attempted to make a weapon so devastating that conflict would be asinine, and it goes wrong? This week we will explore the file of SCP-2700 along with a firsthand account from its inventor, Nikola Tesla.