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Tales From the Janitor
Bone13 Productions
Tales from the Janitor: Chilling Urban Legends from Utah | Horror Audio Drama
JUN 16, 202648 MIN
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Description
Utah doesn’t stay quiet for long. In this episode, stories unfold across the desert in places where the map starts to fail you. A canyon road that shouldn’t exist. A voice carried through empty air. And something that feels like it’s been waiting a long time for someone to notice it again. Three separate stories drift toward the same edge... where belief, fear, and memory start to blur, and it becomes harder to tell what’s part of the land… and what’s been put there. Some things in Utah don’t get lost. They get buried where people can still find them.
Stories
The Writer
The Gadianton Shadows
White Lady
The Tomb of Montezuma
Credits
Director – Martin Laston
Developed & Created by – Steve Lloyd
Written by- Steve Lloyd
White Lady - Written by Duncan Cooper
Script Writer – Jon DeBenedict
Script Editor – Gems
Executive Producer – Steve Lloyd
Sound Editor - Steve Lloyd and Hecate
Sound Design - Steve Lloyd
Starring Jeremy Tucker as The Janitor
Cast:
Writer - Jeff Rosenau
Voice One - Kristen Fox
Voice Two - Jade Ivy
Emily- Sam Seong
Elder Markham - Hans Cummings
Sister Jennings - Lauren Zoll
Elder Thatcher - Micah Beatty
Brother Hall - Terrance White
Daine - Tyler Boruff
Gus - Johnny Penny
Henry - Jeff Rosenau
Curator - Jason Roberts
Artwork by Joseph E.W. © Tales from the Janitor, 2026
Disclaimer - This episode is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to real people, places, events, or very specific deserts that feel a little too empty is purely coincidental. It contains some psychological horror, supernatural elements, and the occasional moment where people make questionable decisions in caves, canyons, and otherwise normal situations. Listener discretion is advised. Also, if you hear whispers while listening… that’s either the sound design or your imagination.

