EP03: My Boyfriend Keeps Dying

The Quiet Room

After a devastating car accident, Cara voluntarily checks herself into a psychiatric facility to heal from trauma and guilt. But whispers in the night and unexplainable memories lead her to discover the horrific truth behind her treatment—a truth far darker than she imagined. How much pain can someone endure before their mind shatters completely?

EP06: My Upstairs Neighbor Died Last Week

After years of sleepless nights beneath a noisy old neighbor, Lucas finally gets peace and quiet… until five days after her death, when the dragging starts again. Something’s moving above him. And it remembers him. This episode is best experienced alone — with headphones. New episodes of Dead Static every Tuesday and Friday.

EP05: The Hollow Man

A lonely college freshman, far from home in the late '90s, finds his first real connection — just as a string of gruesome campus murders grips the town. But when he sees something he shouldn't, the killer doesn't just vanish... he follows. Paranoia. Grief. And a letter that proves some ghosts wear skin. New episodes of Dead Static every Tuesday and Friday.

EP04: The House on Wren Street

A young couple finds their dream home on a quiet street — charming, affordable, and perfect for raising their newborn daughter. Unknown to them at the time, the house holds a buried history… one that begins to rot through the walls, twist their reality, and claw its way into their child’s crib. As the past returns to finish what it started, the family’s dream becomes a waking nightmare. Some homes aren’t haunted by ghosts… They’re haunted by intentions.

EP03: My Boyfriend Keeps Dying

She wakes up. He’s dead. Again. Each morning brings a new horror, a new version of the man she loved — mangled, lifeless, waiting. But the truth is buried somewhere deeper... in the loops, in the whispers, in the bloodstained walls. This isn’t grief. This isn’t guilt. This is punishment. And it never ends. ⚠️ Content Warning: This episode contains disturbing themes including violence, suicide, and psychological trauma. Listener discretion is advised.