Rowan & Pine: A Spooky Folklore & Mythology Podcast
Oct 21, 2026 · 1 hr 55 min · 14 segments
HAPPY SPOOKY SEASON, WITCHES! Niamh got to try out some voice acting for this very special horror anthology with our pals at Creators Collective as one fo the Five Doomed Hosts trapped in an abandoned…
The story goes that years ago on Halloween night, a small crew was working the overnight broadcast.
Sometime after midnight, the show abruptly stopped.
No goodbye, no announcement,
just silence.
The following morning, somebody came back to the station, and the building was locked.
Nothing appeared disturbed, but everyone who had been inside during the broadcast was gone.
Nobody.
No sign that anybody had left.
And apparently all of their personal belongings were still here?
Again, allegedly.
The strangest part of the story is the recording, because even though the host stopped talking, the station kept broadcasting for hours.
Just static? Mostly.
People who claim to have heard recordings of the final broadcast said underneath the static, and you can occasionally hear sounds coming from inside the station.
Why did we agree to do this?
Because there is no evidence that any of this actually happened.
I
was asking emotionally, Brandon.
But then, supposedly, just before sunrise, a voice came through.
A voice that didn't belong to any of the people working that night.
It said...
No.
Is that...
The phone? No.
Obviously
Why is the phone ringing?
The story goes that years ago on Halloween night, a small crew was working the overnight broadcast.
Sometime after midnight, the show abruptly stopped.
No goodbye, no announcement,
just silence.
The following morning, somebody came back to the station, and the building was locked.
Nothing appeared disturbed, but everyone who had been inside during the broadcast was gone.
Nobody.
No sign that anybody had left.
And apparently all of their personal belongings were still here?
Again, allegedly.
The strangest part of the story is the recording, because even though the host stopped talking, the station kept broadcasting for hours.
Just static? Mostly.
People who claim to have heard recordings of the final broadcast said underneath the static, and you can occasionally hear sounds coming from inside the station.
Why did we agree to do this?
Because there is no evidence that any of this actually happened.
I
was asking emotionally, Brandon.
But then, supposedly, just before sunrise, a voice came through.
A voice that didn't belong to any of the people working that night.
It said...
No.
Is that...
The phone? No.
Obviously
Why is the phone ringing?
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