Dead Zone Radio — Fexingo Horror

Dead Zone Radio — Fexingo Horror

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Dead Zone Radio — Fexingo Horror episodes

  • The Night the Transmitter Never Stopped at Milepost 107

    Luna pulls over on a cold November night at milepost 107, outside the dying town of Morrow, Nebraska. She's tuning through the static when she catches a signal that shouldn't exist anymore. A woman's voice loops endlessly, counting coordinates, calling a name. The signal leads her to an old radio station—locked in time since the night the DJ vanished in 1987. Inside, the tape is still running, and the last logbook entry reads, 'I think someone is in the building with me.' But as Luna listens closer, she begins to wonder: did Clara ever leave? And why does the voice on that tape sound like it's waiting for someone to answer? This is a quiet, creeping story about a signal that never stopped, and the ghost of a voice that might still be broadcasting. No one ever found Clara. But the transmitter hums on, and the tape plays its loop until the spool finally runs out of oxygen.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #DeadZoneRadio #Milepost107 #MorrowNebraska #Transmitter #RadioGhost #MissingDJ #Loop #1987 #Clara #AbandonedBuilding #Static #LateNightDrive #Voice #ColdNovember #ReelToReel #Signal

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    6 min
  • The Night the Drive-In Projected a Phone Call at Sunset

    Luna pulls off onto a gravel access road outside Red Ash, Ohio, to rest. The headlights of her car wash over rusted speaker poles and a marquee that hasn't changed since 1989. She twists the analog dial out of habit and catches a looped transmission—a woman's voice, tinny, recorded, calling for a man named Sam. The phone rings and rings. The woman describes a figure approaching her car. Luna realizes the drive-in is empty, but the broadcast refuses to fade. As the night deepens, the call reaches its final ring, and something from inside the projection booth answers. No jump scares. Just a slow, static-filled unraveling of a single, unreturned voice.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #DeadZoneRadio #SalemFalls #RedAsh #DriveInTheater #AbandonedPlaces #PhoneCall #LoopingTransmission #Static #1989 #ProjectionBooth #UnreturnedCall #CarAtNight #RuralHorror #SoloNarration #LunaVoice #LingersAfter

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    7 min
  • The Night the Pharmacy Prescription Stayed at Milepost 77

    On a frozen February night, Luna pulls over at the old Red Valley Pharmacy—still lit at two in the morning, its neon sign buzzing over a crumbling strip mall. The door is unlocked. Inside, a single prescription bottle waits on the counter, labeled with a name she shouldn't recognize. The radio in her car plays static until she steps back out, but by then the phone in the back room is ringing. A slow-burn episode about something left behind, something that was never meant to be picked up.

    #DeadZoneRadio #HorrorPodcast #FexingoHorror #RedValleyPharmacy #Milepost77 #PrescriptionHorror #LateNightEncounter #SmallTownHorror #PhoneRing #StaticTransmission #UnlockedDoor #PharmacyHorror #Unsettling #AtmosphericHorror #SoloNarration #LunaStories #NoJumpScares #SlowBurn

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    4 min
  • The Voice Under the Iron Bridge at Milepost 56

    February 3rd, 2:47 AM. Luna sits in her parked car at milepost 56 on Old County Road 17, just outside Moraine, Nebraska. The radio dial is live between stations when a man's voice breaks through—calm, trembling, describing the water under the old iron bridge. She knows that bridge. She drives toward it. The signal fades and returns, and when she arrives, the water is not water. It's a dark, still mirror that reflects nothing—until something looks back. A story about the distance between a voice and its source, and what happens when that distance closes.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #DeadZoneRadio #Milepost56 #OldCountyRoad17 #IronBridge #VoiceFromBeyond #Nebraska #FebruaryNight #RadioStatic #Transmission #DarkWater #Reflection #MissingMan #Noise #Signal #Luna #SoloNarration

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    5 min
  • The Night the Railroad Bridge Moaned at Milepost 112

    Late October, 2:17 AM. Luna pulls off at a scenic overlook near an old railroad bridge over the Merrimack River. Exhausted from a six-hour drive, she turns on the radio to find a faint voice repeating the same four words on an impossible frequency: 'I'm still here.' What begins as a strange loop becomes a direct conversation, drawing her out of the car and onto the bridge itself. There, she discovers the voice isn't coming from the radio—it's coming from the iron, the rusted tracks, the very structure that has held a secret since a derailment in 1923. A figure on the tracks, a hand raised in plea, and a request she still doesn't know how to fulfill. This is a story about the weight of the unseen, the gravity of places that remember, and the things we hear when we're alone enough to listen.

    #DeadZoneRadio #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #SoloNarrated #AnthologyHorror #Milepost112 #RailroadBridge #MerrimackRiver #Millbrook #LateOctober #AMRadio #GhostSignal #Loop #Derailment1923 #Unresolved #Atmospheric #MidnightDrives #LunaVoice

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    6 min
  • The Night the Library Catalogue Stayed Open

    Milepost 95, rural Arkansas, October 2009. Luna pulls over at a county library that shouldn't be open—its lights are on, the door is unlocked, and the card catalogue drawer is pulled out, waiting. Inside, a librarian with no shadow shelves books that don't exist, and the microfilm reader shows a town that was never incorporated. A story about the places that remember you before you arrive, and the difference between being lost and being found. Luna's quietest, most bone-deep episode yet—no jumps, just the slow settling dread of a room that has been waiting for you longer than you've been alive.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #DeadZoneRadio #Milepost95 #CountyLibrary #CardCatalogue #ArkansasHorror #SmallTownStories #LibrarianWithoutShadow #MicrofilmMystery #UnincorporatedTown #October2009 #LostAndFound #AtmosphericHorror #SlowBurn #SolitaryNarrator #LunaStoryteller #PodcastHorror

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    9 min
  • The Night the Grain Elevator Ground at Milepost 70

    July 1992. A stranded driver pulls off Route 16 near Milepost 70, where a grain elevator runs its auger at two in the morning — no trucks, no lights, no reason. The manager, old man Kellogg, says the elevator has been grinding for three nights straight, ever since a worker named Danny Phelps went missing inside the silo. He says Danny was last seen climbing the ladder to check a clog, and that the auger never stopped. Luna walks the concrete gallery with a borrowed flashlight, listening to the machinery hum through the walls, and finds a shirt sleeve caught in a conveyor belt — still warm, still damp. The story circles back to the sound that brings her here: the grind of metal on metal, the way it syncs with a heartbeat, the way it keeps running long after everything else has stopped.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #DeadZoneRadio #Milepost70 #GrainElevator #Route16 #KelloggElevator #DannyPhelps #SiloSafety #Auger #MissingWorker #RuralHorror #1992 #JulyNight #SleepyHollow #GrainDust #ConveyorBelt #Luna

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    7 min
  • The Night the All-Night Laundry Had a Light On at Milepost 73

    It was mid-September, just past midnight, and the dashboard clock had stopped at 12:14. I was parked at milepost 73 on old Route 9, outside a town called Beryl, population maybe six hundred. The air smelled like dry corn and diesel. I saw the laundry's fluorescent light flicker through the trees. I went in because I needed a minute away from the road — from the static, from the feeling that something was pacing just behind the headlights. Inside, a woman sat folding the same red towel over and over. She did not look at me. She did not stop when I spoke. The machines ran, but nothing inside them moved. And the longer I stayed, the more I felt I was not supposed to be there — not because I was unwelcome, but because I had not yet earned the right to leave. A story about thresholds, about the things we keep repeating, and about the light that stays on for no one.

    #DeadZoneRadio #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #Milepost73 #Beryl #LaundryMat #AllNightLaundry #RedTowel #FluorescentLight #Route9 #Midnight #September #LiminalSpace #Repetition #Threshold #AtmosphericHorror #SlowBurn #Luna

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    7 min
  • The Night the Gas Station Bell Never Stopped at Milepost 101

    It's late November, just before midnight, on a two-lane blacktop outside of Elkhart, Indiana. Luna is parked at a closed gas station—a relic from the 1980s with a single pump, a dusty convenience store window, and a bell over the door that rings every time someone walks in. Except no one is walking in. The bell rings anyway. Every three minutes. All night. Luna tells the story of the night she sat and listened, and the woman who came out to the pump with a plastic jug, asking for a ride to a town that doesn't exist anymore. A quiet, slow-burn episode about ghosts that don't know they're gone, and the roads that keep them driving.

    #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #DeadZoneRadio #Milepost101 #ElkhartIndiana #GasStation #Bell #LateNovember #Ghost #WomanInGray #Ride #TownThatDoesntExist #TwoLaneBlacktop #Analog #NightDrive #Luna #SlowBurn #Atmospheric

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    6 min
  • The Night the Playground Swing Never Stopped at Milepost 76

    Luna pulls over at a rest stop outside the town of Barter, Kansas, on a cold October night in 2017. The playground across the road has a swing that moves in a windless fog. She watches it for twenty minutes before she sees the shadow of a child sitting in it—no, not sitting. Standing on the seat. The swing never slows. A local woman in a pickup tells her about the three siblings who disappeared from that spot in 1973, and the house at the edge of the woods where the youngest one was found saying a single word over and over. Luna drives past the house at dawn. The light is wrong. The windows are dark, but the porch light flickers in a pattern that, she realizes later, spells out a name in Morse code—not the child's name. Hers.

    #BarterKansas #Milepost76 #playgroundswing #disappearedchildren #MorseCode #porchlight #reststop #1973 #fog #pickuptruck #Leah #shadowchild #coldOctober #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #DeadZoneRadio #AnthologyHorror #LunaNarrates

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    8 min

About Dead Zone Radio — Fexingo Horror

From the publisher's feed

Dead Zone Radio is an anthology horror podcast that tunes into the static between stations. Each episode is a self-contained story drawn from the liminal spaces of late-night radio: a cryptic broadcast from a town that doesn't exist, a call-in show where the dead ask for dedications, a pirate signal that plays the same song until it rewrites reality. Host Luna sits in a parked car after dark, twisting the analog dial through AM hiss and FM ghosting, pulling these transmissions from the void. The stories are slow-burn and atmospheric, rooted in the loneliness of empty highways, the eeriness of a signal that shouldn't be there, and the dread of hearing your own name over a frequency that isn't tuned to anything. This is not a show about jump scares or gore — it's about the quiet horror of a voice that knows exactly where you are, a song that never ends, a message meant for someone else that finds you anyway. Each episode stands alone, but together they form a patchwork of American strangeness, told in Luna's hushed, candlelit register. Tune in. See if your local frequency is occupied.