Angie's Campfire Stories

On this week's episode, Angie tells the story of a boy named Felix who just moved in to an old house on Elm street.

Note: These stories are meant to be listened to with headphones.

Note to parents: some of these stories might be too scary for kids younger than 7. Parents should listen to each story first (like with anything else on the internet) and decide if it is appropriate for your own child's age, maturity, etc.

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Music by:

Charles Bernstein - A Nightmare On Elm Street - Theme [Extended by Gilles Nuytens]

In this week's episode, Angie tells the story of a man named Daniel who is delivering pizzas to a mysterious house out on Canal Street. 

Note: These stories are meant to be listened to with headphones.

Note to parents: some of these stories might be too scary for kids younger than 7. Parents should listen to each story first (like with anything else on the internet) and decide if it is appropriate for your own child's age, maturity, etc.

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Music by:

Musicbox version of Nirvana - "Something in the Way"

Italian Dinner Party - TuneCore

In this week's episode, two sisters learn a terrifying lesson about what they should and should not wish for.

Note: These stories are meant to be listened to with headphones.

Note to parents: some of these stories might be too scary for kids younger than 7. Parents should listen to each story first (like with anything else on the internet) and decide if it is appropriate for your own child's age, maturity, etc.

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This week's episode is about an ancient family living in a deep dark jungle looking for something or someone they have lost.

Note: These stories are meant to be listened to with headphones.

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Note to parents: some of these stories might be too scary for kids younger than 7. Parents should listen to each story first (like with anything else on the internet) and decide if it is appropriate for your own child's age, maturity, etc.

Music credits:

The Sealed Kingdom - Adrian von Ziegler

The Rhythm of Shaman - Shaman Drums Music -  Composer, Lyricist: Darryl Forson, Composer, Lyricist: G'vox

Drumming/Flute Track - Unknown Artist (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giWE6A39Xyc)

In this episode, Angie recites Edgar Allan Poe's famous poem, The Raven. A poem about a lonely man who is visited by a winged creature late one night.

Note: These stories are meant to be listened to with headphones.

Note to parents: some of these stories might be too scary for kids younger than 7. Parents should listen to each story first (like with anything else on the internet) and decide if it is appropriate for your own child's age, maturity, etc.

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Music Credits:

Funeral March - Frederic Chopin

Beginning to End - Hendyamps Studios & Aimee Norris

The music of Erich Zann - Alexey Voytenko

This week's episode tells the story of two kids frightened on Christmas Eve.

Note: These stories are meant to be listened to with headphones.

Note to parents: some of these stories might be too scary for kids younger than 7. Parents should listen to each story first (like with anything else on the internet) and decide if it is appropriate for your own child's age, maturity, etc.

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Music by: "Quiet Slumber" by shadow6nothing9 (remade by Yamabiko, a Youtube User)

This episode is a short poem about a creepy Halloween night. Original Poem.

Note: These stories are meant to be listened to with headphones.

Note to parents: some of these stories might be too scary for kids younger than 7. Parents should listen to each story first (like with anything else on the internet) and decide if it appropriate for your kids' age/maturity/tolerance.

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This week's episode is about Timmy who gets a chance to search for an ancient mummy's treasure in Egypt.

Note: These stories are meant to be listened to with headphones.

Note to parents: some of these stories might be too scary for kids younger than 7. Parents should listen to each story first (like with anything else on the internet) and decide if it is appropriate for your own child's age, maturity, etc.

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Music: 

"Mummy's Tomb" - Derek Fiechter & Brandon Fiechter

"Cleopatra" - Derek Fiechter & Brandon Fiechter

"A Ka Dua - A Sacred Chant" by James Stone

In this week's episode, Angie reads a classic from Alvin Schwartz' Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, The Big Toe. 

A boy's life changes very quickly when one day he finds a big toe in the garden.

Note: These stories are meant to be listened to with headphones.

Note to parents: some of these stories might be too scary for kids younger than 7. Parents should listen to each story first (like with anything else on the internet) and decide if it is appropriate for your own child's age, maturity, etc.

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Music: From the Film, Dracula, 1973 - "End Title" - Robert Cobert

In this week's episode, Jimmy buys a scarecrow from the harvest festival to put in his mom's garden. 

Note: These stories are meant to be listened to with headphones.

Note to parents: some of these stories might be too scary for kids younger than 7. Parents should listen to each story first (like with anything else on the internet) and decide if it is appropriate for your own child's age, maturity, etc.

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Music: Prelude to a Nightmare "Kiddieland"