Tales From the Janitor
Tales From the Janitor

Tales From the Janitor

Bone13 Productions

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Before you dive headfirst into the strange and mysterious world of Tales from the Janitor, we feel it’s 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 friend’s 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... it’s probably because you’ve 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, let’s be honest, that’s 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 humor—and maybe a light on if you’re the jumpy type.By continuing, you acknowledge that you’re entering a world where the strange is the norm, and the normal... well, it’s just not around here. Enjoy the ride and remember nothing you hear is likely to follow you home. Probably.

Recent Episodes

Tales from the Janitor: Chilling Urban Legends from Rhode Island | Horror Audio Drama
JAN 13, 2026
Tales from the Janitor: Chilling Urban Legends from Rhode Island | Horror Audio Drama
<p>Welcome to <em>Tales from the Janitor</em> — your mildly irresponsible, definitely sleep-destroying walk through Rhode Island’s creepiest legends, coastal nightmares, and those moments where you swear the ocean just looked back at you. </p><p>This episode? We’re heading into the Ocean State — which sounds cute until you realize how much of it is old, damp, and quietly watching you. Shadowy figures around abandoned mills. Voices echoing off empty docks. Lights moving in places lighthouses swear they don’t reach anymore. From Providence backstreets to lonely roads in South County, Rhode Island has a habit of keeping its ghosts close… and not always polite.</p><p>We’re talking colonial leftovers that never learned how to rest, strange encounters near the water, and stories that start with “this sounds fake” and end with “yeah, I stopped going there after that.” Every tale comes with slow-burn dread, uneasy silence, and the kind of dry janitor humor you only earn after cleaning buildings that really shouldn’t still be occupied.</p><p>If you’re into real ghost stories, New England folklore, or those “my uncle swears this happened” kind of encounters — congrats. You’re exactly where you shouldn’t be.</p><p>Why listen?</p><p>Chilling Rhode Island legends, hauntings, and coastal weirdness • A darkly funny, first-person ride with a janitor who knows too much • Perfect for fans of paranormal podcasts, horror stories, and Northeast folklore</p><p>The show’s free — but keeping the lights half-working and the ghosts moderately cooperative takes effort. If you’re enjoying it, leave a review, share it with your bravest friend, or donate a Dunkin’ coffee strong enough to keep me awake through whatever knocks around after midnight (no promises).</p><p>Thanks for listening… and whatever you do, don’t linger in the abandoned school off I-95.</p><p>The floors remember footsteps.</p><p>And they really don’t like new ones.</p><p></p><p>Stories</p><p>The Depths of Wrath</p><p>The Wakening</p><p>The Curse of Dolly Cole</p><p>The Heart of Mercy</p><p>The Camping Nightmare</p><p></p><p>Credits</p><p>Director – Kiersten Greenfield</p><p>Developed &amp; Created by – Steve Lloyd</p><p>Writer - Steve Lloyd</p><p>Script Writer – Jon DeBenedict</p><p>Script Editor – Taylor Robinson</p><p>Executive Producer – Steve Lloyd</p><p>Editor - Hecate</p><p>Sound Design - Steve Lloyd</p><p></p><p>Starring Jeremy Tucker as The Janitor</p><p>Cast:</p><p>Captain Stormalong - Brad Luguire</p><p>First Mate Harlan - Manfred Fish</p><p>Sailer Red - Jon DeBenedict</p><p>Cook Jasper - Joseph Pancia</p><p>Sailor Elijah Graves - Christian J Casas</p><p>Sailor Claire - Thomas Render</p><p>Quartermaster Thaddeus - J.R. Snyder</p><p>Sarah - Katelyn McCann</p><p>Chuck - Johnny Penney</p><p>Margaret - Kate White</p><p>Clarke - Hans Cummings</p><p>Abel - Allen Carter</p><p>Elias - Matt Rukstar</p><p>Dolly - Reign Reeves Pearson</p><p>Dr. Samuel Beckitt - Alex James</p><p>Lena - Sophia Cymore</p><p>Ethan - Martin Laston</p><p>Mercy Brown - Gems</p><p>Thomas - Bach Tran</p><p>Clara - Raina Kane</p><p>William - Scott Ramage</p><p>Charlotte - Amy Sturrock</p><p>Freddie -Rambles</p><p></p><p><strong>Artwork by</strong> Joseph E.W. © <em>Tales from the Janitor</em>, 2026</p><p><strong>End song - All the Streets Look the Same - Vian Izak</strong></p><p></p><p><strong>Disclaimer:</strong> These stories are rooted in Rhode Island folklore, but please don’t cite them in your history paper, your coastal storm prep guide, or your extremely bad idea of a how-to manual for summoning ghosts in a Dunkin parking lot at 1 a.m. Any resemblance to real people, real events, or haunted mill buildings off Route 6 is purely coincidental… or the result of eating clam cakes that have been sitting under a heat lamp too long while the fog rolls in and something near the water starts whispering your name like it knows you.</p><p></p>
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54 MIN
Tales from the Janitor: Chilling Urban Legends from Pennsylvania | Horror Audio Drama
DEC 9, 2025
Tales from the Janitor: Chilling Urban Legends from Pennsylvania | Horror Audio Drama
<p>Welcome to Tales from the Janitor, your slightly questionable, definitely sleep-ruining tour through Pennsylvania’s creepiest legends, haunted hollows, and why is that glowing in the woods? Mysteries... all told by your local mop-carrying menace who knows way too much about things that go bump under fluorescent lighting.</p><p>This episode? Oh, we’re diving deep into the Keystone State... where shadowy figures linger along old coal mines, phantom hitchhikers don’t wait for Ubers, and ancient things lurk somewhere between the Appalachians and the Wawa parking lot at 2am. From Gettysburg ghosts to strange whispers in abandoned steel mills, Pennsylvania’s got more hauntings than potholes… and that’s saying something. Every tale drips with atmosphere, slow building dread, and that slightly sarcastic janitor humor you only get from someone who’s swept up more paranormal messes than spilled chocolate milk. So if you’re into real ghost stories, roadside legends, or my grandma swears this actually happened”Appalachian folklore, you’re in the right place.</p><p>Why Listen?</p><p>• Bone-chilling Pennsylvania legends and small-town hauntings</p><p>• A darkly funny first-person ride with your suspiciously informed janitor host</p><p>• Perfect for fans of paranormal podcasts, horror storytelling, and spooky Northeast folklore</p><p>The show is free—but keeping the ghosts mostly chill and the lights flickering on purpose takes some effort. If you’re enjoying the ride, drop a review, share the show with your bravest friend, or donate a cup of Wawa coffee strong enough to banish a demon (results not guaranteed).</p><p>Thanks for tuning in… and whatever you do, don’t open the janitor’s closet in the abandoned high school off I-76.</p><p>There are… things in there. And they do not appreciate visitors.</p><p></p><p>Stories</p><p>The Bus to Nowhere</p><p>The Wonderful, Mysterious Squonk</p><p>The Story</p><p>Dead's Man's Hollow</p><p>The Goblin of Easton</p><p></p><p>Credits</p><p>Director – Roo Ryder</p><p>Developed &amp; Created by – Steve Lloyd</p><p>Writer - Steve Lloyd</p><p>Script Writer – Jon DeBenedict</p><p>Script Editor – Gems</p><p>Executive Producer – Steve Lloyd</p><p>Editor - Steve Lloyd</p><p>Sound Design - Steve Lloyd</p><p></p><p>Starring Jeremy Tucker as The Janitor</p><p>Cast:</p><p>Call Screener - John Po</p><p>Radio Host - JPHinman</p><p>Samantha - MJ Guenther</p><p>Jeb - Johnny Penny</p><p>Elmer - NJ Unwin</p><p>Martha - Meagan Aldridge</p><p>Squonk - J.R. Snyder</p><p>Journalist - Sofia Tarvalo</p><p>Tom - Theo Scott</p><p>Frank - Micah Beatty</p><p>Sheriff Cooper - Terrance White</p><p>Deputy Harlan - Hans Cummings</p><p>George - Anthony</p><p>Jenkins - Brad Luguire</p><p>Sarah - Cadey Elise</p><p>Ray - Jon DeBenedict</p><p>Howard - Allen Carter</p><p></p><p><strong>Artwork by</strong> Joseph E.W. © <em>Tales from the Janitor</em>, 2025</p><p><strong>End song - Lazer Owl - Waiting for the Storm</strong></p><p></p><p>Disclaimer: Look, these tales may sound like genuine Pennsylvania folklore, but please don’t try to cite them in your college essay, your ghost-hunting itinerary, or your Why I’m Late to Work Again explanation. Any overlap with real people, places, or that weird roadside attraction where a wooden sasquatch stares into your soul is purely coincidence… or the unavoidable result of eating mystery pierogies at a sketchy rest stop somewhere outside Scranton.</p><p></p><p>#horrorpodcast #pennsylvanialegends #paranormalstories</p>
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58 MIN
Tales from the Janitor: Chilling Urban Legends from Oregon | Horror Audio Drama
NOV 11, 2025
Tales from the Janitor: Chilling Urban Legends from Oregon | Horror Audio Drama
<p>Welcome to Tales from the Janitor</p><p>Dive into the eerie landscapes of Oregon with Tales from the Janitor, a spine-chilling exploration of the Pacific Northwest’s most unsettling urban legends, forest-born folklore, and coastal hauntings.</p><p>In this episode, we meander through misty forests and haunted coastlines, where spectral whispers drift through fog-covered small towns, and ancient spirits pulse beneath the mossy ground and crumbling church steps.</p><p>Every story drips with atmosphere, creeping dread, and that dry humor only found in someone who's spent too many nights sweeping the dim hallways of a haunted schoolhouse. Whether you’re hungry for real ghost stories, local legends, or chilling encounters from the depths of the Oregon wilderness, Tales from the Janitor serves up Pacific Northwest horror with a wink and a warning.</p><p></p><p></p><p><strong>Stories</strong></p><p>00:00 The Witches' Volcano: Part 1 (Welcome to the Channel)</p><p>08:37 The Witches' Volcano: Part 2 (Oregon Trail)</p><p>09:45 The Witches' Volcano: Part 3 (The Witches' Cave)</p><p>18:42 The Witches' Volcano: Part 4 (Clandestine Meeting)</p><p>21:33 The Witches' Volcano: Part 5 (Cult)</p><p>27:53 The Witches' Volcano: Part 6 (The Search is Over)</p><p>31:50 The McMinnville UFO Photographs</p><p>40:09 The Shanghai Tunnels / Polybius</p><p></p><p>Credits</p><p>Director – Gems</p><p>Developed &amp; Created by – Steve Lloyd</p><p>Written by - Akiva Vita</p><p>Script Writer – Jon DeBenedict</p><p>Executive Producer – Steve Lloyd</p><p>Editor - Akiva Vita</p><p>Sound Design - Akiva Vita</p><p>Starring Jeremy Tucker as The Janitor</p><p>Cast:</p><p>Randi - Leo Jan Resplandor</p><p>Eli - Crow Baby</p><p>Property Owner - Noise Complaint</p><p>Ghost 1 - Alex Banman</p><p>Ghost 2 - Wes Wicomico</p><p>Settlers Wife - Faye Holliday</p><p>Settlers Daughter - Wynn Ahn</p><p>Abigail - Akiva Vita</p><p>Betty - Roo Ryder</p><p>Moonhilda - MJ Guenther</p><p>Spender - Manfred Fish</p><p>Mr. Green - Johnny Penny</p><p>Cultist 1 - Parker Jackson</p><p>Cultist 2 - Andrew Morgan</p><p>Human Sacrifice - Justice Margowski</p><p>Reporter 1 - Sound DeSpencer</p><p>Female News Reporter - Cadey Elise</p><p>Male News Anchor - Scott Ramage</p><p>Deputy - Steve Lloyd</p><p>Caller 1 - Abigal Melchor</p><p>Caller 2 - Lin Kurbakov</p><p>Caller 3 - Maigo Gomez</p><p>Caller 4 - Chris Rogers</p><p>Caller 5 - Allen Carter</p><p>Caller 6 - Geek Zone</p><p>Caller 7 - Steve Lloyd</p><p>Jordan - Mirm Hurula</p><p>Mr. White - Bryan Squires</p><p></p><p><strong>Artwork by</strong> Joseph E.W. © <em>Tales from the Janitor</em>, 2025</p><p></p><p>Attributions:</p><p>Includes sound effects by Ribhav Agrawal &amp; freesound_community from Pixabay</p><p>songs:</p><p>-"Mournful Saxophone" by Mircea Iancu from Pixabay</p><p>-"Evil Minded Blues" written &amp; performed by Virginia Liston, Recording date: Chicago 29 May 1926; found on <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://OpenMusicArchive.org">OpenMusicArchive.org</a> (License: Public Domain)</p><p></p><p>Disclaimer - listening to this drama might inspire you to explore the great outdoors. Just remember, if you encounter a talking tree, it’s probably best to keep walking… or at least ask it about its favorite hiking trails.</p><p>#OregonLegends</p><p>#GhostStories</p><p>#UrbanFolklore</p>
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56 MIN
Tales from the Janitor: Chilling Urban Legends from Oklahoma | Horror Audio Drama
OCT 14, 2025
Tales from the Janitor: Chilling Urban Legends from Oklahoma | Horror Audio Drama
<p>Welcome to <strong>Tales from the Janitor</strong>, a spine-chilling plunge into <strong>Oklahoma’s</strong> most unsettling urban legends, prairie-born folklore, and red-dirt hauntings… all told through the mop-wielding perspective of your eerie (and oddly well-informed) custodial guide.</p><p>In this episode, we drift past the wind-beaten plains and into the quiet corners of the Sooner State—where <strong>phantom oilmen wander forgotten rigs</strong>, <strong>ghostly cries echo through dust-covered small towns</strong>, and <strong>something ancient still hums beneath the red clay and cracked church floors</strong>.</p><p>Every story is soaked in atmosphere, slow dread, and that dry humor you only find from someone who’s spent too many nights sweeping empty hallways in a haunted schoolhouse. Whether you crave true ghost stories, roadside legends, or chilling encounters from deep in Tornado Alley, <strong>Tales from the Janitor</strong> brings you Oklahoma horror with a wink and a warning.</p><p><strong>Why Listen?</strong> • Bone-chilling tales rooted in Oklahoma history and lore • A darkly humorous first-person journey with your cryptic janitor host • Perfect for fans of paranormal podcasts, immersive horror, and eerie Midwestern-Great Plains legends</p><p>Each episode is free—but keeping the lights flickering and the spirits whispering takes a little elbow grease. If you like what you hear, consider leaving a review, sharing it with your bravest friends, or donating a cup of ghost-proof coffee.</p><p>Thanks for tuning in… and whatever you do, don’t go snooping around that old janitor’s closet in the basement of the abandoned high school off Route 66. Some stains just don’t wash out.</p><p></p><p><strong>Stories</strong></p><p>The Travelers</p><p><strong>Writer</strong> - Steve Lloyd</p><p>Dog Tags</p><p><strong>Writer</strong> - Martin Laston</p><p></p><p>Credits</p><p><strong>Director</strong> – Kiersten Greenfield</p><p><strong>Developed &amp; Created by</strong> – Steve Lloyd</p><p><strong>Script Writer</strong> – Jon DeBenedict</p><p><strong>Script Editor</strong> – Gems</p><p><strong>Executive Producer</strong> – Steve Lloyd</p><p><strong>Editor - Hecate</strong></p><p><strong>Sound Design - </strong>Steve Lloyd</p><p><strong>Starring Jeremy Tucker as The Janitor</strong></p><p><strong>Cast:</strong></p><p>Girl - Roo Ryder</p><p>Woman - Tina Lamoreux</p><p>Principal - Martin Laston</p><p>Mrs. Garrison - MJ Guenther</p><p>Raymond - Sonderqiest</p><p>Mitch - Christian J. Casas</p><p>Mr. Thomson - Chris Rogers</p><p>Waitress - Holly Elara</p><p>Luara - Katelyn McCann</p><p>Linda - Kristen Fox</p><p>Connie - MJ Guenther</p><p>Carol - Kate J. White</p><p>Voice - Manfred Fish</p><p>Narrator - JD Kelly</p><p>Brighton - Hans Cummings</p><p>Henry - Jeff Rosenau</p><p></p><p><strong>Artwork by</strong> Joseph E.W. © <em>Tales from the Janitor</em>, 2025</p><p><strong>End Song</strong> - You Bring Me Home by the Suddenlys</p><p><strong>Disclaimer:</strong> These stories may be rooted in <strong>Oklahoma folklore</strong>, but please don’t use them in your history paper, your tornado survival manual, or your step-by-step guide to summoning ghosts in a Sonic drive-in. Any resemblance to real people, events, or haunted Waffle Houses off <strong>I-40</strong> is purely coincidental… or the result of eating day-old gas station burritos in <strong>Enid</strong> while a taxidermy coyote stared at you from across the room and whispered, <em>“Boomer Sooner.”</em></p>
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42 MIN