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Tales From the JanitorAuthor: Bone13 Productions
Before you dive headfirst into the strange and mysterious world of Tales from the Janitor, we feel its our duty to warn you: you may encounter a few things that are... well, a little unusual.This audio drama is a work of fiction, just like your friends wild I totally saw Bigfoot stories, but without the questionable Snapchat pictures. All characters, events, and locations are purely fictional. If you think you've heard these legends before... its probably because youve stayed up way too late watching spooky YouTube videos.This show is meant to entertain, not to keep you up at night staring at the shadows in your closet (though, lets be honest, thats between you and your imagination). While the stories we tell come from the urban legends, we cannot promise that any of them are real or that the ghosts will offer you a cup of coffee during their haunting.Also, Tales from the Janitor contains supernatural happenings, creepy noises, and, occasionally, a talking raccoon that might not be as friendly as it seems. We recommend listening with a sense of humorand maybe a light on if youre the jumpy type.By continuing, you acknowledge that youre entering a world where the strange is the norm, and the normal... well, its just not around here. Enjoy the ride and remember nothing you hear is likely to follow you home. Probably. Language: en Genres: Drama, Fiction, History Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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Tales from the Janitor: Chilling Urban Legends from Tennessee | Horror Audio Drama
Episode 6
Tuesday, 14 April, 2026
Welcome back to Tales from the Janitor, the horror podcast where the stories don’t just echo… they linger. Tonight, we’re clocking in down in Tennessee, where the roads stretch long, the woods grow thick, and some things buried in the past never stayed buried to begin with.In Episode 42: “Tennessee”, four stories collide into one nightmare you can’t walk away from.A crash scene with no survivors… and no bodies. A late-night betrayal that calls something out of the trees… something that doesn’t forgive. A graveyard warning about guilt that follows you long after you leave. And a schoolyard secret—violent, buried, and waiting behind a mirror that should’ve never been touched.This isn’t just folklore. This is what happens when urban legends, guilt, and the supernatural collide.Blending Southern Gothic horror, real-feeling ghost stories, haunted locations, and psychological dread, this episode builds toward something deeper—something watching from inside the story itself.Because down here, it’s not the ghosts you need to worry about. It’s what made them.If you’re into dark audio dramas, true horror storytelling, paranormal podcasts, and unsettling urban legends, you’re in the right place.Just remember... Some mirrors don’t show your reflection. Some places don’t let you leave. And some stories… They were never meant to be heard. Proceed if you dare.StoriesThe Car AccidentThe Price of BetrayalBloody MaryMirror Mirror on the WallCreditsDirector – Brandon GamblinDeveloped & Created by – Steve LloydWriter - Steve Lloyd and Akiva VitaScript Writer – Jon DeBenedictScript Editor – Taylor RobinsonExecutive Producer – Steve LloydSound Editor - TalieeSound Design - TalieeStarring Jeremy Tucker as The JanitorCast:Officer - Robert WolffJane - Hannah ChristineCole (Older) - AJ PerryDispatch - Liv RavenshawEvelyn - Rachel SunVoice - Jeff RosenauKate - DanielleMr. Handy - Manfred FishJoshua - PrestonTyler - Kyle McGrathCole - CarsonTommy - ColbyMMr. Whitaker - Scott RamageTyler (Older) - Amir NassiriTom (Older) - Johnney PenneyArtwork by Joseph E.W. © Tales from the Janitor, 2026Disclaimer: These stories are pulled from Tennessee urban legends, Appalachian folklore, and the kind of whispered ghost stories that only come out when the night stretches a little too long and the backroads feel like they don’t lead anywhere anymore. They’re here for entertainment, a little unease, and that quiet sense that maybe you’re not as alone as you thought.So if you catch yourself checking the rearview mirror more than once… or pausing a little too long in front of a dark reflection… that’s kind of the point.Just don’t go testing what you hear. Some stories don’t like being challenged. Some things are better left exactly where they are—out there, in the dark, where they belong.Any resemblance to real people, real events, or something standing just beyond the tree line… that’s all coincidence.…at least, that’s what people like to tell themselves.Sleep well.And if you hear something tonight—don’t answer it.
