129 episodes
NIGHTLIGHT: A Horror Fiction Podcast Ransom Media Productions
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4.7 • 422 Ratings
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Multi-award winning horror podcast featuring creepy stories with full audio production written by Black writers and performed by Black actors. So scary it’ll make you want to leave your night light on.
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Flash Fiction by J.V. Sadler and Timaeus Bloom
This week, 2 flash fiction stories of starvation and death.
“A Glimpse Into Those of Whom We Have Forgotten” by J.V. Sadler and “Ma Bess” by Timaeus Bloom.
Narrated by Tonia Ransom and Jarvis Bailey.
Produced by Davis Walden and Jen Zink.
Executive Producer and Host: Tonia Ransom
Co-Producer: Jen Zink
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Flash Fiction by Overcome Ibiteye and Bibi Osha
This week, 2 flash fiction stories of the horrors of refusing to let go.
“Mrs. Bones” by Overcome Ibiteye and “I’m Down Here” by Bibi Osha.
Narrated by Tonia Ransom and Cherrae Stuart.
Produced by Davis Walden.
Executive Producer and Host: Tonia Ransom
Co-Producer: Jen Zink
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The Substitute by Gracie C McKeever
This week, who’s afraid of the big, bad wolf?
“The Substitute” by Gracie C. McKeever.
Narrated by Christian Young.
Produced by Davis Walden.
Executive Producer and Host: Tonia Ransom
Co-Producer: Jen Zink
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Malaga by Michelle Mellon
For our season 7 premiere, we feature a story about an unusual asylum.
“Malaga” by Michelle Mellon.
A transcript is available on the NIGHTLIGHT website.
Narrated by Sandy Green.
Produced by Davis Walden.
Executive Producer and Host: Tonia Ransom
Co-Producer: Jen Zink
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Feed Drop: Visionaries
Enjoy episode 1 of Visionaries. In 2185, the world is distinguished by two races: The Dead-eyes and the Visionaries. Visionaries are the next step in human evolution. They are born with unique eyes, giving them superhuman abilities. However, humans born with normal eyes are labeled as Dead-eyes. The disparity in power leads to the enslavement of all Dead-eyes. Listen to season one wherever you get your podcasts, and follow the Dead-eye slaves' rebellion against the Visionaries.
Season 2 premieres on December 6!
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Feed Drop: Omen
Can three unlikely heroes keep from arguing long enough to thwart a diabolical conspiracy? From the producers of Girl in Space comes Omen, a fantasy audio drama that explores ancient ruins, sails the high seas, and questions whether friendship truly is magic—all while cracking pirate skulls and dabbling in high explosives!
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Customer Reviews
Riveting stories, Amazing Readers
I’m a huge fan of horror fiction, and out of the many podcasts in that genre I follow, this one is top notch.
The substitute
I found this podcast in season 6. I have enjoyed all of the stories thus far. However, the last episode, The Substitute, has been my favorite! I could imagine this being on television or an actual movie. It left me wanting to know more about that town and how the monster came into existence. I had other questions as well, but I don’t want to spoil the story. Great story and great podcast!
That intro music tho
I love the into music clip. It’s magic! :) Great show! Tanya Thompson was doing this short creepy factoid clip at the end of one episode that made me LOL for real though. It was just delivered so perfectly. Genius Note to sather86 who left a review saying: “Racist. If there was a show called “white people horror everyone would call it racist. How is this different?” Ok so -buddy- you gotta think about it kind of like this: picture two cups. One cup has been half full for a while and water is still being added to it. The other glass has been bone dry for quite some time -and as such- since the goal in this scenario is equality- if there were to be a stronger stream of water being added to the empty glass- this is a good thing. Lots of catching up to do. Make sense? Hope this helps. It’s a lame thought experiment but I’m thinking maybe, just maybe, it might make some sense or at least help you start seeing things a little bit different from time to time. I don’t know. It’s probably just lame.