Can you recommend some podcasts that read horror stories?

Sure. 'The Magnus Archives' is a well - known podcast that has a lot of horror elements. The stories are often about strange and terrifying encounters. 'Welcome to Night Vale' also has some horror - ish undertones. It's set in a very strange town where all kinds of odd and scary things happen. And there's 'Alice Isn't Dead'. It tells a horror story on the road, with a lot of mystery and fear involved.

Sure. 'Lore' is a great one. It delves into the dark and mysterious real - world horror stories behind various superstitions and legends. Another is 'The NoSleep Podcast', which features a collection of terrifying fictional horror stories submitted by listeners.

Sure. 'Lore' is a great one. It delves into dark historical tales that are often quite spooky. Another is 'The NoSleep Podcast' which features a variety of short horror stories submitted by different authors. And 'Welcome to Night Vale' also has elements of horror in its strange and often disturbing narrative.

Sure. 'The Moth' is a great one. It features real people telling their own true stories, which are often very engaging. Another is 'Stories Podcast' which offers a wide variety of fictional stories suitable for all ages.

One great podcast is 'Lore'. It features Aaron Mahnke as the narrator (an actor in a sense) who tells chilling horror stories often based on real - life events, myths, and folklore. Another is 'The NoSleep Podcast'. It has a cast of actors who bring to life a variety of horror stories sent in by listeners. There's also 'Welcome to Night Vale' which is more of a strange and spooky story podcast with voice actors creating a very unique and often terrifying world.

Well, 'Darkest Night' is a collection of horror podcasts stories that focus on different kinds of nightmares. It has some really disturbing content that horror fans might like. 'The Black Tapes' is another interesting one. It's presented as an investigation into the paranormal and the horror unfolds as the investigation progresses. And 'Tanis' is a bit more mysterious and horror - filled, exploring a place that seems to be at the center of a lot of strange happenings.

Sure. 'Lore' is a great one. It delves into all kinds of creepy, historical horror stories. Another is 'The NoSleep Podcast' which features a lot of user - submitted horror tales. And 'Alice Isn't Dead' also offers a unique horror - story - based experience.

The 'The Magnus Archives' is also a great one. While not strictly only No Sleep stories, it has a lot of elements that are similar. It weaves together a complex web of horror stories that are both engaging and disturbing. The narrators do a wonderful job of bringing the stories to life. For those who like a bit of mystery and horror in their No Sleep - type stories, this is a great choice.

Another podcast is 'Night Vale Presents: Alice Isn't Dead'. It tells a fictional story about a truck driver searching for her wife. The story has elements of mystery, horror, and the supernatural. The podcast uses a great combination of sound effects and voice acting to create an immersive experience.

Another one is 'True Scary Stories Podcast'. It scours the internet and real - life accounts to bring listeners some of the most bone - chilling true stories out there. They often have guest narrators which gives a variety to the storytelling style.