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Wait, What Was That Sound?

Narrated/dramatized folk horror

from

Christopher M Jones

Category:

Narrated/dramatized folk horror

Status:

Season

finale published

19 Oct 2025

Story episodes:

Run time:

0h 47m

Crowdfunding until

Yikes! Something odd is happening with this show making the episodes inaccessible or the entire show no longer binge-ready.

Here's the last note we made on Nov 18, 2025, which may nor may not be helpful: Binge-ready limited series (no more story episodes will be added, and no additional seasons are not planned, but are possible) •

You may find more information at the show's official website.

Show synopsis

The first season of Wait, What Was That Sound, features the short Folk Horror story, “The Unkindess.” A graphic novel for your ears. Imagine The Blair Witch meets Bigfoot.

Folk Horror in short chapters with original music. Elements of historical fiction.

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Creator comments

Cryptid mystery with Historical Fiction elements, original music x

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Included in these Collections

Stories featuring ghost hunters, paranormal investigators, or those whose job it is to seek out things that go bump in the night.

Stories of monsters, fey folk, cryptids living with us today.

Audiobooks and other mostly-narrated stories, often with audio elements that enhance the story.

Scary stories, gory performances, unsettling tales, and other horror shows.

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