The Simply Scary Podcast ― S1E15 ― 'Walking in the Dark' Creepypasta Podcast

This video features disturbing true scary stories to tell in the dark, or creepy fictional horror stories. All of the videos on this channel contain terrifying tales narrated by professional narrators and voice actors, many with sound effects and music. People listen for many reasons, some being to help them relax, to listen to something scary, to assist with relaxation and sleep, and another is for entertainment purposes. Whatever brought you to the channel, we hope you enjoy.

2 terrifying scary stories about science experiments gone wrong, and about creatures beyond our wildest nightmares, from a time long since forgotten.

Allow Mr. Jiry to guide you down the darkened path, as together you will go “Walking in the Dark”…

Full episode details, credits and more:

Audio production © Chilling Entertainment, LLC
Original artwork by David Romero

The dark brings out the most interesting characters, doesn’t it? For example, imagine that you’re taking a walk in the woods on a cool moonlit evening, when you happen to stumble upon a stranger there amongst the tree’s creaking limbs. He seems harmless enough …a lonesome fellow traveler… but his ensuing request to “take a walk” with him opens up a world far more disturbing than you could ever imagine.

"Windows to the Soul" written by James Colton and performed by Otis Jiry. Production and score by Jesse Cornett. This frightful tale puts us in the midst of a disturbing experiment where a researcher has possibly done the unthinkable- capturing and monitoring a human soul… But as his test subject surpasses the expected life of his initial experiment, his mind struggles to unravel the impossible truth… that he has made a terrible mistake in his choice of guinea pig.

"Cold Wind, Cold Earth" written by Preston Wu and performed by Otis Jiry. Production and score by Jesse Cornett. This tale takes us back in time to a battlefield bathed in blood. We bear witness to one man’s final chance for redemption as he is led to the gallows… Yet his remonstration reveals something other than repentance: a reality far more frightening than the treachery and murder of which he is accused.

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Podcast executive produced and directed by: Craig Groshek
Podcast produced by: Jesse Cornett
Podcast hosted by: G.M. Danielson
Music & sound design by: Jesse Cornett
Script by: Dustin Koski and Jesse Cornett
Original artwork by: David Romero

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podcast, , creepypasta, fiction, speculative fiction

[LuisaD]

February 11, 2021
You are still wowing those of us somewhat new to the channel! Now that’s talent Master Jiry! Pure talent !!

Thanks 😊

[gloshow]

Well this is nice. Can't wait to play this in the background while I try to fall asleep

[HexPositive]

Instant thumbs-up for the fabulous Otis Jiry! :)

[RivaledDarkness]

I very much loved these stories, as well as the other podcasts. Being a supernatural/paranormal fan, this invigorates me greatly. Thank you for being awesome.

[spanishDoll]

I've actually been looking for James colton audio books for years, so this is long overdue for me. lovely treat and by Otis Jury, awesome

[vulpesrosarum]

I love G.M. Danielson and Otis Jiry's voices, so good

[KC_Masterpiece]

My favorite thing when I get on YouTube is finding out you've posted a new video! <3 thanks for being awesome!

[KatieB]

Fantastic narrating, I could feel the anxiety build in my chest.

[ramona]

this podcast is getting me through a really rough time ♥ thank you so much for this masterful podcast

[MadJustin]

More winter themed stories please, in honor of the fact that it's freaking cold outside.

[BianaLibertine]

wow I just fell asleep to this and had hours on end of nightmares. awesome storytelling lol

[BlueSkyCountry]

Wow! I cannot begin to say how much I appreciate in hearing a Western story in this particular episode. It was very surreal and almost dreamy. The only issue that was off with Preston Wu's "Cold Wind, Cold Earth" was the US Army in 1877 still using "muskets" and "powder" (loose powder). Very shortly after the Civil War, the US Dept. Of Ordnance began converting all Springfield rifled muskets into a trapdoor action chambered for the .50-70 cartridge. These rifles were re-issued to infantrymen and in 1873, the government began full scale manufacture of the Model 1873 Trapdoor rifle, chambered in .45-70. This massive, hard-hitting rifle was made in 2 versions. Three-band full size infantry rifle, and 2-band "Officer's Model" carbine, issued to some cavalry units. In 1877, all US Army units would be equipped with the Model 1873 rifle, with the older 66' Springfields being given to state militia, National Guard and US Marshals. The only "loose powder" present in any regiment, especially an outfit deployed against the Plains tribes, would be amongst the reloading equipment that was only issued to company quartermaster sergeants and their staff.

[felisah]

I love these stories and everything about them. Thank you for the entertainment♥

[darrenhenley]

Loving this podcast! Please keep making more, I love the stories! Haven't heard a flat one yet. Thanks for making it!

[TheKeekee]

Subscribed!~ Thoroughly enjoyed this~ :Dc

[marciacumberland]

IT ACUALLY kept my attention nice good job =)

[gasclutchshiftrepeat.]

wow this is an awesome narration! So glad i found your channel.

[selfawarefanta]

I love the windows to the soul. like I don't know how to explain it. he's writing his thoughts down and say what happens the next day, when he goes to bed. yknow. like. I love that shit. do more like that chilling tales ! pwease c:

[TheTalemaster]

Hello, fans and friends of Simply Scary! We've a TERRIBLE ANNOUNCEMENT to make this December: WE'RE UNVEILING AN ALL NEW PODCAST featuring master storyteller Otis Jiry! This episode 15 is just a sample of what we're planning!

[raptorman]

Oh no! I left the flash light in the kitchen! :-/ I'm not goin back out there, man! You can't make me!