Voices of Reddit Podcast

Welcome to Voices of Reddit Podcast, where the darkest corners of Reddit come alive. Each episode, we dive into real, spine-chilling stories submitted by Reddit users—from eerie encounters to unexplainable events. Using cutting-edge AI voice narration, these tales are retold in a hauntingly realistic way that will leave you questioning what lurks in the shadows. Perfect for late-night listening, horror fans, and anyone who dares to explore the strange and the unsettling. Subscribe now and step into a world where true stories are scarier than fiction.

Voices of Reddit Podcast is a fiction podcast hosted by Dante, with 18 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Dante hosts Voices of Reddit Podcast, a fiction show with 18 episodes published.

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  Episode #41

  Reddit Horror! I Broke The Toll Booth Rules—Now It’s Out

  Jul 31, 202626 minS1

  There’s a stretch of road in upstate New York that doesn’t show up on any map printed after 1994. Tonight’s story comes from a diner just off Interstate 87, typed out by someone who hasn’t slept in three days — a man who answered a job listing too good to refuse, for a toll booth that shouldn’t exist, on a highway that isn’t collecting money. It’s called Route 9 Toll Attendant , and it comes to us from u/hot_concentrate4763, over on r/nosleep. Lock your doors. Don’t check your rearview mirror. And whatever you do — if you hear rain tonight, and the sky is clear… don’t look up.

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  Episode #40

  Reddit Horror! I Worked At The Unclaimed Baggage Claim in Alabama. I Know What Really Happened to Flight 702.

  Jul 22, 202637 minS1

  Tonight’s story comes to us from Reddit, posted to r/nosleep by u/mosmith50. It’s about a guy who works intake at a lost luggage warehouse in Alabama — the kind of place where thousands of unclaimed bags end up after they fall through the cracks of the airline system. Most days it’s just clothes and phone chargers. But every now and then, a bag comes through that nobody in that warehouse can explain. This is the story of one of those bags, and the camera he found inside it. I’m Dante, and this is Voices of Reddit.

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  Episode #39

  Reddit Horror! I ate the caramel crayon.. now my kid might too

  Jul 16, 202637 minS1

  Tonight’s story comes to us from u/saturdead, posted in r/nosleep, and it starts with something almost every parent has feared at one point or another — a kid, a crayon, and a trip to the hospital. But what begins as a childhood accident unravels into something far stranger: a group of strangers bound together by the same forgotten memory, a secret nobody was ever meant to find, and a question every parent eventually has to face — how far would you go for your child’s future, and what might it cost you both. This is “Don’t Feed Your Kids Caramel Crayons.”

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  Episode #38

  Reddit Horror! I Covered Up A Wellfare Check From Hell (True Horror)

  Jul 7, 202626 minS1

  I Covered Up a Welfare Check From Hell (Voices of Reddit) Tonight’s story comes to us from Reddit’s r/nosleep community, originally written by u/gamalfrank. It’s a slow-burn confession from a social worker who spent nearly two decades doing one of the most thankless jobs there is — checking in on the people the rest of the world has quietly forgotten. This particular case starts small: an elderly woman, a routine wellness check, a house nobody’s looked twice at in months. But some houses don’t want to be looked at. And some silences aren’t as empty as they seem. This is the story our narrator kept buried for years — until now.

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  Episode #37

  Reddit Horror! He Said My Secret Name Through The Door..

  Jul 1, 202625 minS1

  <p>Tonight’s story comes to us from r/nosleep, posted by u/Marie_me. It starts the way a lot of bad nights do — with an email nobody reads closely. A building-wide notice, slipped into a Tuesday morning inbox between a coupon for a sandwich shop and a reminder about quiet hours. Just a few lines about a peephole, and a request not to use it after nine. The kind of thing you’d screenshot to a friend and forget about by lunch. But by that night, our narrator will understand exactly why the notice was sent — and exactly what it...

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