The Simply Scary Podcast ― S3E05 ― 'The Subtle Art of Deception' Creepypasta Podcast

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In this episode of The Simply Scary Podcast, we’ll be your guide through the twisted worlds and disturbed imagination of authors Jim Harberson, Increase Mather, and Martin Hrehor, about the dark side of the Internet and the all-too-real dangers of revenge gone viral, a family’s discovery – while digging out an old well – that there are much worse things to fear than dying of thirst, and a man’s discovery of the horrifying truth about why we never returned to the Moon.

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TIMESTAMPS:

0:03:28 - “Making Things Click” by Jim Harberson

0:24:45 - “The Drought” by Increase Mather

0:45:47 - Show Wrap-up

0:48:18 - Final Credits

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Podcast executive produced and directed by: Craig Groshek
Podcast produced by: Craig Groshek
Podcast hosted by: Jason Hill
Sound design by: Chazz Ravenelle, Luke Hodgkinson, and Felipe Ojeda
Original Music by: Felipe Ojeda
Script by: Craig Groshek
Original artwork by: David Romero
Theme music by: Jesse Cornett

Audio program © 2018 Chilling Entertainment, LLC – All Rights Reserved. No reproduction or use of this content is permitted without the express written consent of Chilling Entertainment, LLC. The copyrights for each story are held by the respective authors.

Creepypastas are the modern terrifying urban legends. Tales of horrifying serial killers on the loose, scary ghostly apparitions appearing in the night, and shocking childhood video games and cartoons haunting you in mysterious ways, all told through the internet. These gruesome stories are not written by select big name authors, but by you - people of the Internet. This creates an air of eerie realism which you don't get with other horror mediums. Are any of these scary stories true? That question is what will keep you up at night.

HAVE A CREEPYPASTA OR HORRIFYING TRUE SCARY STORY TO SEND? WE'RE LOOKING FOR GRUESOME GHOST STORIES, TERRIFYING RUN INS WITH SERIAL KILLERS AND STALKERS, OR CRYPTID HORRORS BEYOND BELIEF. Please mark if true or not.

This creepypasta / horror / paranormal video / scary true stories video is for entertainment purposes only.

[chillingtalesfordarknights]

In this episode of The Simply Scary Podcast, we’ll be your guide through the twisted worlds and disturbed imagination of authors Jim Harberson, Increase Mather, and Martin Hrehor, about the dark side of the Internet and the all-too-real dangers of revenge gone viral, a family’s discovery – while digging out an old well – that there are much worse things to fear than dying of thirst, and a man’s discovery of the horrifying truth about why we never returned to the Moon.


CONTENT ADVISORY WARNING:
This program is intended for mature audiences. Listener discretion is advised.

PRODUCER'S NOTICE:
The version of this podcast which is made freely available here contains the first 2 stories listed. To enjoy the premium, extended version of this episode – as well as our extensive audio archive of other terrifying tales – please sign up for a Patrons accounts today:

STORIES FEATURED:




SUBSCRIBE TO THIS PODCAST TODAY!

TIMESTAMPS:

0:03:28 - “Making Things Click” by Jim Harberson

0:24:45 - “The Drought” by Increase Mather

0:45:47 - Show Wrap-up

0:48:18 - Final Credits

MORE INFO ABOUT THIS EPISODE:

GET MORE EPISODES OF THIS SERIES:

Podcast executive produced and directed by: Craig Groshek
Podcast produced by: Craig Groshek
Podcast hosted by: Jason Hill
Sound design by: Chazz Ravenelle, Luke Hodgkinson, and Felipe Ojeda
Original Music by: Felipe Ojeda
Script by: Craig Groshek
Original artwork by: David Romero
Theme music by: Jesse Cornett

Audio program © 2018 Chilling Entertainment, LLC – All Rights Reserved. No reproduction or use of this content is permitted without the express written consent of Chilling Entertainment, LLC. The copyrights for each story are held by the respective authors.

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TIMESTAMPS:

0:03:28 - “Making Things Click” by Jim Harberson

0:24:45 - “The Drought” by Increase Mather

0:45:47 - Show Wrap-up

0:48:18 - Final Credits

[apenutz]

I am so happy with the shows you guys put out. I was concerned when you guys stepped back and regrouped a while ago. I was afraid that we may lose this awesome group of talented individuals. But you guys have came back and seem to be doing better than ever. I love what you guys put out. You should all be proud. Thank you all. Glad i am able to be a patron and support you guys.

[justharmony]

wow. the first story was intense. awesome job guys. kudos to all of you involved in making these podcasts. 👍😉

[GoddessHorrorStories]

Jason Hill that's all I need to hear. Love this channel. 🖤😍

[joshuahillwig]

Wow! I loved this episode so much! So well done guys.

[henrywebster]

Excellent writing, really clever with superb acting and narration.

[scope]

Amazing as always. 💜 you guys thanks for always being great 👌

[FrazerRice]

Pretty awesome, Jim Harberson! Great stuff!

[bellcranel]

Bruh, these stories are amazing. You guys drop nothing off but great content.

[zoeys_protector]

Love Jason Hill! He’s an amazing narrator & actor. Great stories!!

[DarkEcoMaiden]

Excellent timing. Something to listen to after my morning ride 😥

[teddydog]

When Jason Hill tells me to ' prepare to be unsettled' what I hear is incredibly mocking understatement.

[annodomini]

Great content as always. And nice to hear Aaron Ordover taking over from the legendary Heather (though it'd also be great should she join in again sometime too!)

[mandy]

Ah, my daily dose of nothing but the GOOD STUFF!!!😊😄☝️🖤

[caitlinsnowdon]

These videos make my day a lil less boring

[michelelyons]

The story "Making Things Click" is chilling and horrific. A very effective horror story. What is especially chilling is that I am surprised that something like this has not happened in real life. As the writer of the story says, all too realistically "Adults congratulate themselves for doing nothing" When confronted with the very real life problem adults do just that----nothing. "Bullying" is such a stupid name for people being allowed to engage in vicious, vindictive cruelty, and so called "adults", educators, parents and authorities do exactly nothing to stop it. And when the victim breaks and strikes back----then "they" are the ones with the problem. So this epidemic of tormenting just gets worse and worse, till now kids are more like prison inmates than students, carrying weapons to defend themselves. And what kind of men do you think the bullies go on to be after school? They have been taught to take pleasure in cruelty, and never suffered any repercussions, so as adults they get even worse. This epidemic is one of the worst symptoms of the fabric of our society breaking down. We are teaching entire generations that there is no such things as right and wrong, no such thing as justice, no such thing as law and order. We are teaching kids not to be decent men and women, but to be snarling, vicious animals. A civilization cannot survive that way.

This was an effective and horrible story, well written and well told. Again, I am surprised that this has not happened in real life.

[thethrose]

Violence doesn't *always* solve your problems, but honestly, the more persistent type of bully does not listen to pleading, indifference, or kindness. Sometimes, getting into a fight is the only way to get your bullies to fuck off. Obviously don't kill or seriously maim them! That's illegal, and the only real reason to kill someone is if they're going to kill you. Most bullies aren't trying to do anything *that* severe.

[EverSooCreepy]

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[deacondawg]

"...Texas justice" that made me laugh out loud in work. Maybe cos I'm from UK. I dunno.