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The Twilight Hour

The Twilight Hour

by Matthew Pierce

Society & Culture

Season 3

We’re Always on the Air at 104.6 F.M. — Part One: The Tapes in the Wall

A routine delivery brings something new to Pinehaven: security cameras. With several children recently disappearing near the forest — and reports of a strange figure with roots covering its face attempting to lure others toward the treeline — Evelyn and Daniel are asked to keep watch from the broadcast station. But while searching through an old storage closet, they discover something that may be even more important than whatever the cameras are meant to capture. Hidden behind a piece of plywood inside the wall are fourteen cassette tapes, numbered and left behind by someone who once worked at the station. The first belongs to Eric — Number Seven. His recording tells the story of a night when the radio signal failed, something enormous climbed the tower, and the remains of the station’s previous operator were found tangled high above the ground. The deeper Evelyn and Daniel dig into Pinehaven’s past, the clearer one thing becomes: They were never the first people trapped here. And they probably won’t be the last. Tune in to 104.6 F.M. for another account from the Lonely Broadcast Station.

Season 2

I Hate Collecting Bodies From The Woods | Standalone

The forest surrounding the village has never been normal. Officer Finn knows that better than most. After years of working for the local police department, he’s learned that missing-person reports, mutilated bodies, impossible creatures, and emergency broadcasts from 104.6 FM are simply part of life between the mountains. But when the search for missing woman Jennifer Cook leads Finn and another officer deep into the forest, they discover something far worse than murder. Bodies are becoming rooted to the earth. Dead things are moving again. And somewhere beyond the trees, something enormous is still collecting pieces. The broadcasters at the lonely watchtower may be irritating, unreliable, and occasionally incompetent—but their emergency warnings might also be the only thing keeping the village alive. Because the forest isn’t hungry. It just wants to grow. 🌲 The Twilight Hour — Standalone Story 🎧 Best experienced with headphones. Original Story / Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/s/YqmS5iEJRQ Written by Kel Byron / u/Wendingus Follow the author: Instagram: @kelbyronauthor X/Twitter: @TheWendingus Website: kelbyron.com Reddit: u/Wendingus This narration is shared with credit to the original author. Please support the writer and read the original story through the link above. The Twilight Hour Stories from the mountains. Transmissions from 104.6 FM. And warnings you probably shouldn’t ignore.

Accounts from a Lonely Broadcast Station — Full Compilation | Nearly 3 Hours

Accounts from a Lonely Broadcast Station — Full Compilation | Nearly 3 Hours Welcome to The Twilight Hour. Tonight, settle in for nearly three hours of uninterrupted horror with the complete compilation of Accounts from a Lonely Broadcast Station by Kel Byron (Wendigus). Follow the entire story from beginning to end as a remote radio station becomes the center of increasingly strange broadcasts, impossible encounters, disappearances, and horrors lurking beyond the edge of explanation. Whether you’re listening late at night, falling asleep to something unsettling, or experiencing the story for the first time, this compilation brings every installment together into one complete narration. All story rights belong to the original author. Please support their work through the links below. Follow the Author: • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kelbyronauthor/ • X: https://x.com/TheWendingus • Official Website: https://kelbyron.com/ • Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/wendingus/ Turn down the lights, put on your headphones, and stay tuned. You’re listening to The Twilight Hour.

Accounts From a Lonely Broadcast Station — Part 9

Accounts From a Lonely Broadcast Station — Part 9 The storm finally hits the mountain. With the power failing and the fog escaping the forest, Evelyn and Daniel are forced to confront what their job actually means. The broadcast isn’t entertainment. It’s containment. When the station goes dark, Evelyn heads into the fog alone to restart the generator—surrounded by the twisted remains of people and animals absorbed by whatever lives inside the mountain. But restoring the electricity isn’t enough. The radio still won’t start. And that leaves one final instruction: Rule #1: When the radio is down, activate The Bell. For the first time, Evelyn discovers what that mysterious button actually does. And somehow, Number Twenty-Eight and Number Twenty-Nine survive another night at 104.6. Though the forest is still strange. The calls are still coming. And the bird outside the window now has a name. Unfortunately. Bartholomew. Written by Kel Byron. Follow Kel Byron: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kelbyronauthor/ X: https://x.com/TheWendigun Official Website: https://kelbyron.com/ Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/wendigus/ 🎧 Best experienced with headphones. This is Evelyn at the 104.6 Emergency Broadcast Station. Stay calm. Stay safe. And yes… she still fucking hates Bartholomew.

Accounts From a Lonely Broadcast Station — Part 8

Accounts From a Lonely Broadcast Station — Part 8 Evelyn McKinnon has returned to the station—but she didn’t come back empty-handed. After being questioned by police, she finally learns something that changes everything she thought she knew about the mountain. People have been disappearing in those woods for years. Bodies don’t always stay where they’re found. Animals emerge with features that don’t belong to them. And when fog settles over the mountain, the disappearances become worse. Then comes the revelation Evelyn and Daniel were never supposed to know: 104.6 isn’t simply a radio station. The broadcast is part of something much larger—an emergency outpost designed to keep the town safe from whatever exists beyond the tower. Twenty-seven broadcasters came before them. Evelyn is Number Twenty-Eight. Daniel is Number Twenty-Nine. And as a violent storm moves toward the mountain and the station’s power begins to flicker, there’s only one problem: The broadcast cannot stop. Written by Kel Byron. Follow Kel Byron: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kelbyronauthor/ X: https://x.com/TheWendigun Official Website: https://kelbyron.com/ Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/wendigus/ 🎧 Best experienced with headphones.

Accounts From a Lonely Broadcast Station — Part 7

Accounts From a Lonely Broadcast Station — Part 7 Daniel is alone at the station, Evelyn is nowhere to be found, and the police are still searching the surrounding woods. With too many unanswered questions, Daniel makes a decision he knows he probably shouldn’t: he starts looking through Evelyn’s computer. What he finds reveals more about her past, her relationship with Jennifer, and one disturbing warning: They all die on that mountain. Every single one. But the secrets on Evelyn’s computer are nothing compared to what walks out of the woods after sunset. Part Seven of Accounts From a Lonely Broadcast Station continues the descent into the strange, violent mystery surrounding 104.6 F.M. Written by Kel Byron. Follow Kel Byron: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kelbyronauthor/ X: https://x.com/TheWendigun Official Website: https://kelbyron.com/ Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/wendigus/ Original story: https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/s/p5wmbJQbm9 New episodes of The Twilight Hour continue with the next installment.

Accounts From a Lonely Broadcast Station — Part 6

Accounts From a Lonely Broadcast Station — Part 6 For the first time, Evelyn McKinnon is no longer the voice behind 104.6 F.M. After police arrive to investigate the deaths near the radio tower, Evelyn is taken into town for questioning over her connection to Jennifer Cook. Daniel Esperanza is left behind to keep the station running—and to hold onto Evelyn’s laptop. Then the investigation reveals something impossible. Two bodies are recovered from the woods. Jennifer’s body isn’t one of them. Daniel and Evelyn both saw her trapped inside that tree, so where did she go? With Evelyn under suspicion, Daniel alone in the tower, and something still lurking beyond the edge of the forest, the mystery surrounding the station grows darker. And no matter what happens… the broadcast must never go silent. 📖 Read the original story on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/s/GbNjCcwzOm Follow author Kel Byron / u/Wendigus: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kelbyronauthor/ X: https://x.com/TheWendigun Official Website: https://kelbyron.com/ Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/wendigus/ Accounts From a Lonely Broadcast Station continues on The Twilight Hour.

Accounts From a Lonely Broadcast Station — Part 5

Accounts From a Lonely Broadcast Station — Part 5 The broadcasts continue. With every passing night, the isolation surrounding the station feels a little heavier—and whatever exists beyond the reach of its signal seems a little closer. In Part Five of Accounts From a Lonely Broadcast Station, we return once again to a place where strange transmissions, impossible occurrences, and the silence between broadcasts may be more dangerous than anything heard over the radio. Keep listening. And remember: out here, silence doesn’t necessarily mean you’re alone. Written by Kel Byron Follow Kel Byron: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kelbyronauthor/ X: https://x.com/TheWendigun Official Website: https://kelbyron.com/ Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/wendigus/ Original Reddit Story: https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/s/NYy14jY5S The Twilight Hour brings you unsettling stories from the places where reality begins to fade and the darkness starts listening back

Accounts From A Lonely Broadcast Station - Part 4

Accounts From a Lonely Broadcast Station — Part Four The broadcasts continue. What once felt like another strange night at an isolated radio station is becoming harder to explain—and much harder to ignore. The warnings are getting stranger, the silence outside feels heavier, and the things hiding beyond the reach of the station lights seem to be getting closer. In Part Four of Accounts From a Lonely Broadcast Station, the boundary between the broadcast and whatever is listening on the other side begins to feel dangerously thin. Turn down the lights, put on your headphones, and stay close to the radio. Because out here, silence doesn’t always mean you’re alone. Written by Kel Byron Follow Kel Byron: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kelbyronauthor/ X: https://x.com/TheWendigun Official Website: https://kelbyron.com/ Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/wendigus/ Read the original Reddit story: https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/s/NYyI14jY5S 🎙️ The Twilight Hour A horror narration podcast featuring unsettling stories, strange transmissions, and things best encountered after dark.

Accounts From a Lonely Broadcast Station — Part 3

Evelyn is alone at 104.6 F.M. while Dan recovers from the terrifying incident at the station. But solitude only makes the strange occurrences harder to ignore. The bird outside the broadcast window refuses to leave. Sobbing echoes from somewhere deep inside the station’s plumbing. Then a frightened caller comes through the line, speaking as though Evelyn is listening to only one half of a conversation — one that feels disturbingly familiar. And when Evelyn suddenly begins choking, something impossible emerges from her throat. With a fog advisory approaching and the forest surrounding the station becoming increasingly unsettling, Evelyn is beginning to realize that whatever is happening at 104.6 F.M. may be far more personal than she imagined. Tonight on The Twilight Hour: Accounts From a Lonely Broadcast Station — Part 3. Written by Kel Byron Original NoSleep Story: https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/s/OPU5G5rRWj Follow Kel Byron: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kelbyronauthor/ X: https://x.com/TheWendigun Official Website: https://kelbyron.com/ Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/wendigus/ All story rights belong to Kel Byron. This narration is presented with permission from the author. Thank you for listening to The Twilight Hour.

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