Steve Taylor
speaker
840 appearances
14 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 29 Jul
Steve Taylor’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Just because something can be done, does that mean it ever should?
Tonight's tale explores that question from behind the walls of a psychiatric prison, where one volunteer's simple desire to help others slowly draws him toward a secret hidden behind a door everyone else pretends not to notice.
What begins as an act of compassion soon becomes a descent into a nightmare of government secrecy, impossible medical research, and a discovery so horrifying that it forever changes the meaning of life.
Death.
and everything that lies in between.
Turn down the lights, settle in, and get cozy.
The show is about to begin.
Tonight's featured tale of terror comes to us courtesy of author Kenneth Cole.
Performed by Otis Gyrie, I present to you The Montford Experiment.
You've just heard The Montford Experiment, written by Kenneth Cole, performed by Otis Gyrie, and produced by Craig Groshek.
Some horror stories ask us to fear monsters.
Others remind us that the most terrifying horrors are often created by ordinary people convinced they're doing something extraordinary.
The Monfort experiment reminds us that some of the most unsettling horror doesn't come from the supernatural at all.
It comes from watching ordinary people justify extraordinary cruelty in the pursuit of knowledge.
Kenneth Cole explores the uneasy intersection of science, morality, and faith, asking whether every mystery should be solved and whether some boundaries exist for reasons we were never meant to understand.
Long after the story ends, it's the final implication that sticks with you most.
Once you know the truth, it's impossible to look back on those seemingly ordinary moments the same way again.
Sometimes the greatest horrors aren't hidden in the shadows.
They're standing out in the open, waiting for someone to realize what they've been seeing all along.
If you enjoyed Otis Jiry's performance this evening, you'll be pleased to know there are hundreds more waiting for you.
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