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I have no idea how much longer I can hold on. Every day, I feel him getting closer. I don't know where he is, or how he manages to stay hidden, but I know he's still out there. Somewhere in the darkness, watching, waiting, perhaps even listening to every word I write. I've tried to warn people. I've tried to make them understand what happened, but nobody seems willing to believe...

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Ever feel like there was something just a little bit wrong with the world?

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Set against the vast, unforgiving expanse of the great desert, tonight’s podcast is a tale of dark ambition, ancient superstition, and supernatural horror. At its heart is the sinister Sheikh El Shabur, a man whose thirst for power draws him into the terrifying world of forbidden rituals and malevolent occult forces. But his ambitions have a terrible price. As he becomes entangl...

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Weirdness is a subjective and multifaceted concept that refers to something that deviates from what is considered normal, typical, or expected in a particular context. It involves a sense of peculiarity, oddity, or unconventionality that may provoke surprise, curiosity, or even discomfort in people… Good evening, my brave night travelers… and welcome back to the threshold where...

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It is said that human salvation lies in the hands of the creatively maladjusted: those who refuse to accept the world as it is, who question the rules everyone else follows, and who dare to imagine possibilities that others dismiss as madness. Perhaps the world does not need more people who fit comfortably into its existing structures, but more people who are willing to questi...

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