We are back after a brief hiatus! Today we read for you Ray Bradbury's Morgue Ship, a gritty and moody space war story about the impact and heroism of those who clean up after the battle.

Come back every Monday to hear something eww, to relax, get productive with us right here. Please send us your thoughts about our spooky story choice, the music, or ideas for future scary voices at: storywavepodcast@gmail.com. Thanks!

Credits for this episode
Music - Michael Maloy and Eric Johnson Voice Acting - Michael Maloy Audio Mixing/Mastering - Eric Johnson Story Text - All credits due to their respective authors, now and forever more.

Would you be prepared to stay awake, like Leonard Sale, 6 straight days to avoid insanity? Only one way to find out - listen to this, Ray Bradbury's psycho-thriller about what happens on a planet inhabited by immortal thoughts. TRIGGER WARNING: this episode deals with themes of suicide and mild violence.

Come back every Monday to hear something eww, to relax, get productive with us right here. Please send us your thoughts about our spooky story choice, the music, or ideas for future scary voices at: storywavepodcast@gmail.com. Thanks!

Credits for this episode
Music - Michael Maloy and Eric Johnson Voice Acting - Michael Maloy Audio Mixing/Mastering - Eric Johnson Story Text - All credits due to their respective authors, now and forever more.

A spoonful of mystery, a bit of fear, a dash of horror and a pinch of "OH DEAR!"; this is how we'll produce this month's frightening theme, the perfect recipe to make your heart scream: Spookywave.

Let's celebrate the coming of fall by reading 4 spooky stories this moth-ridden month.

Come back every Monday to hear something eww, to relax, get productive with us right here. Please send us your thoughts about our spooky story choice, the music, or ideas for future scary voices at: storywavepodcast@gmail.com. Thanks!

Credits for this episode
Music - Eric Johnson Voice Acting - Eric Johnson Audio Mixing/Mastering - Eric Johnson Story Text - All credits due to their respective authors, now and forever more.