This week, we explore the unexpected intersections of peace, appetite, and longing. We travel from the quiet, hazy lily pads of a mystical marsh to the blood-soaked (and snack-deprived) battlefields of the Blackstone Hills, finally landing in the modern, heart-tugging reality of a kitchen in New York.

In this episode, Jay Howard dives into three listener-submitted stories that explore the thin line between reality and the unknown. From the literal end of the universe to the fractured hallways of the human mind, we examine what happens when the "rules" we live by—physics, chemistry, and law—suddenly stop working.

Welcome back for the second half of our tale. We return to Frederick at his most desperate moment, standing at the very edge of his life. Will he step back, or step off? Join us as the truth unfolds.

Please be advised: Listener discretion is recommended!

Please be advised: Listener discretion is recommended for this tale. Lady in the Den tells the story of a man who finds a woman... but under circumstances that are anything but welcome.

This episode uncovers the magic of family tradition and reveals the mystery behind crafting the perfect Christmas toy. Join us by the fire to bask in the holiday spirit!

The peace of Bookshire had been shattered. We stepped into town just as the librarian began to drive back the frogmen, the streets still slick with silt and slime, and our journey continues into the enigma of the faceless investigator, tracing the trail of a man who exists only in the shadows of the town’s secrets. Listener discretion advised!!!

On this episode: Another day, another captivating cat. Plus, we take a dark turn into the fabled Valley of Eggland. And the biggest question: Can our undescribed detective finally crack the case and get his man?

WARNING! THE CONTENT IN THIS EPISODE MAY BE OFFENSIVE. IT IS NOT MEANT FOR CHILDREN. LISTENER DISCRETION ADVISED!

What makes a legend? This week, we explore not only the heroic stuff—how one boy chases his dream of becoming a superhero—but also the truly important battles... like who got the last chicken wing.