Mike DelGaudio

Cringe humor is not my kind of humor.

Anyway, not long after that, I was given the chance to be a part of the No Sleep Podcast for the Halloween episode in Season 4.

And I've been here ever since.

Over the years, this show has grown, evolved, and somehow managed to keep getting better.

The production, the performances, the writing, it's consistently impressive.

But what's always stood out to me for the No Sleep Podcast is the variety.

No two stories feel quite the same.

You can go from something deeply psychological to something supernatural to something gory to something very, very real.

And to just step aside from that for a moment, for me, I think the most rewarding part of being involved in this podcast has been hearing from you, the listeners.

Because every now and then, and I mean this, someone will say something that really stays with you.

They might tell you that a story helped get them through a difficult time.

Or that listening to the show actually helped them fall asleep when nothing else would.

Or just that it helped.

And that's not something you expect when you start doing this.

But it's something that you carry with you once you hear it.

And it's a big part of why I keep coming back.

On the show this week, we have stories that live in a very specific space.

They're not about monsters in the traditional sense.

Not really.

They're about routine.