As the leaves change color and fall from the trees, and the cold air creeps in. It's not unusual to feel a sense of isolation, making the world feel both empty and overwhelming. The quiet becomes unsettling, and being alone brings out our deepest fears. Whether it’s an actual empty house, or the loneliness of our own thoughts, only darkness and terror follow. First, silence holds the secrets no one should hear Followed by the monster inside you Finally in our last story, you’re never alone, it follows Subscribe: https://bit.ly/subSNARLED Watch the latest: https://youtube.com/watch?playlist&list=PLlt49G0M7dfhhFe79kdPucjYzWv4CK8H1&index=1 Follow us EVERYWHERE: https://facebook.com/watchsomethingscary/ https://facebook.com/getsnarled/ https://instagram.com/wearesnarled/ https://twitter.com/wearesnarled Follow Blair: TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@blairbathory Instagram: https://instagram.com/blairbathory/ Facebook: https://facebook.com/blairbathory1 Twitter: https://twitter.com/blairbathory Pinterest: https://pinterest.com/BlairBathory About SNARLED: Your home for scary stories, from urban legends to true tales of murder, mystery and the unknown. If you have Something Scary to tell us, send it to [email protected]. More about the show! • Go to SomethingScary.com to check out the awesome Something Scary Merch. We’ve got something for everyone, from hoodies to hats to writer’s notebooks. • Do you want to connect with other people who love horror and all things Something Scary? Join our Patreon and you get members only access to our Discord. And you can chat with all the other horror lovers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Losmachen? Können wir. Vormachen, mitmachen, stark machen? Können wir. Wahr machen, möglich machen, schön machen, Freude machen, Sinn machen? Können wir. Pause machen? Können wir. Platt machen, ganz machen, neu machen, Mut machen, gut machen, besser machen? Können wir. Und Karriere machen?
Na klar, können wir. Was du aus deiner Zukunft auch machst. Wir können alles, was kommt. Das Handwerk.
Hi Witches, I'm Blair Bathory and this is the Something Scary Podcast. Thank you so much for being here. Whether this is your first time or you're one of the brave souls who join us every week. As the leaves change color and fall from the trees and the cold air creeps in, it's not unusual to feel a sense of isolation, making the world feel both empty and overwhelming.
The quiet becomes unsettling and being alone brings out our deepest fears. Whether it's an actual empty house or the loneliness of our own thoughts, only darkness and terror follow. Zuerst hält das Gelächter der Geheimnisse, die niemand hört. Danach der Monster in dir. Letztendlich in unserer letzten Geschichte bist du nie allein.
Before we get into today's stories, I have something exciting to share with you. Last week we launched our brand new Something Scary Patreon Storyteller Experience. And now you can dive deeper into the eerie and mysterious with exclusive perks just for our storyteller fans. By joining this new Patreon tier, you'll unlock access to our monthly Film Club Livestream with me, Blair.
Where we discuss horror films chosen by you. After each livestream, you'll also get exclusive behind-the-scenes access with a Q&A to answer your burning questions. And we're going to have our first meeting very soon. But that's not all. Storyteller Experience members will also enjoy a 20% discount on Something Scary merch and a chance to collaborate on our next spine-chilling story.
Willst du etwas Schreckliches hören? The Screams of Silence. In 1959, neun russische Hiker sind mysteriös in den Ural-Mauten gestorben. Diese Geschichte von Isolation und Horror ist inspiriert von diesen echten Events, geschrieben von Sarah Lukasiewicz. The storm arrived without warning, though it had been brewing for days.
An invisible weight in the air that seemed to press down on them, heavier with each passing hour. The wind howled through the Ural Mountains like an animal on the hunt. At first, the hikers had spoken of it only in cautious, half-joking terms, as if acknowledging the storm would somehow make it less real.
But soon enough, the mountain had proved its cruel indifference, and there were no pretending anymore. Dimitri, their leader, had always prided himself on his ability to read the weather. He had known, as they had set up camp beneath the darkening sky, that this would be no ordinary storm.
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