NoSleep Podcast Summer 2026 Hiatus Vol. 1

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What does David Cummings announce about the NoSleep Podcast summer hiatus and Sleepless Universe?

David Cummings 0:01
Thank you for joining us for the No Sleep Podcast. I'm your host, David Cummings. And yes, you guessed it, we're not swimming in the dark waters of the Cape Fear River at the moment. It's our summer hiatus time, the break we take between seasons. So we're hanging out under the sunny skies on the white sand of an ocean beach. We're sipping frozen beverages and keeping the horror going. So you could say we're wasting away again in Marga-Fright-A-Ville. No, that's not a good one. We're wasting away again in Scare-A-Rita-Ville. Margarita Thrill? Margarita Chill? Chilling? Son of a sailor. Anyway, you get the idea. And we hope you're staying cool and also enjoying some time off this summer. This week and next, we'll be sharing stories with you that originally appeared on our premium episodes for members of our sleepless universe.
David Cummings 1:15
And this is the perfect time to remind you that the Sleepless Universe features full-length, ad-free episodes and lots of bonus content. Simply put, our members keep us going and make all this possible. So why not consider becoming a member so you get lots of stories to keep you sleepless and us able to do this. And the other reason all this is possible is because of our great sponsors. And the beach is the perfect place to talk about quince. One thing I love about summer is how easy everything feels. The days are a little more relaxed, and I find myself reaching for the same comfortable go-anywhere pieces again and again. That's why I keep coming back to quince. They focus on well-made essentials that naturally become those everyday staples you actually live in all season long.
David Cummings 2:08
And of course, I'm wearing my 100% European linen drawstring beach shorts. Love the look of these shorts and how cool they are, both in style and comfort. Even when I'm hanging at the shore, Quince makes me feel and look good. And that's why I keep relying on Quince for great looking clothing. Quince's 100% European linen pants and shirts are breathable, easy to throw on, and the summer upgrade your rotation needs, starting at just $34. Their tees are soft enough to live in all day, and the lightweight cotton sweaters are exactly what you want when summer nights cool down. Make your summer wardrobe easier. Go to quince.com slash nosleep for free shipping on your order and 365-day returns. now available in Canada too.
David Cummings 2:58
That's Q-U-I-N-C-E dot com slash nosleep for free shipping and 365-day returns. Quince.com slash nosleep. So folks, grab a drink, make sure you've got your sunscreen on, and let's get sand between our toes and horror between our ears as we dive into our sleepless tales. In our first tale, we venture into a dark area from which nothing good can come. That's right, a subreddit. And in this particular subreddit, a group of people share a habit that seems innocent enough. But in this tale, shared with us by author Johnny Butori, one member shares of how the group devolved into behaviors that will make your skin crawl. Performing this gruesome tale is Jeff Clement. So stick to things like stickers and orange peels.
David Cummings 4:07
Those things come off easy. But things don't stay easy when you're in The Peelers Club.
Jeff Clement 4:27
The thing people have trouble understanding, no, that they aren't willing to accept, is that everything, everything we did was consensual. No one who was there, who took part, didn't want... But I'm getting ahead of myself. For me, it started innocuous enough with oranges. I loved the tactility of separating the pith from the pulp, using my teeth to break the envelope and let the white fall away, leaving the sweet, juicy flesh free and unmarred by that bitterness. Clementines were the starter pack once I graduated away from canned mandarins and their agonizingly saccharine syrup. Easy to pull apart, segment, and eat, bit by bit, if I liked, and not have to worry a whit about seeds. Navels were a step up, though sometimes you got the disappointments that were desiccated in the corners, like the parentheses of a pair of chapped lips, cracked and flaking white with the taste like orange-scented paper.

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