7 episodes
We Are Not Safe Here Randall Snare
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- Fiction
We Are Not Safe Here is a weekly horror fiction podcast about what happens when we look a little closer at our surroundings. Season 1, The Outcast, is about a girl named Betty whose arrival at a girls' boarding school triggers a shared nightmare that gives them clues about the school's past. But at what cost?
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1.7 The End | The Outcast
Betty and the girls confront the source of their nightmares, and discover its connection to The Cloisters. Together, they figure out a way to defeat it, but can they do it in time to save themselves?Want to talk to me about the show, share your ideas, post a theory or two? You can!YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAZCu1wWXl6GOklO6k6j1hgTwitter: https://twitter.com/WearenotsafepodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/we.are.not.safe.here/?hl=enFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/weareno...
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1.6 The Red Circle | The Outcast
The girls spend the night searching the woods for the cabin in their nightmares. What they find is stranger than their dreams, and maybe more dangerous.
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1.5 The Shapeshifter | The Outcast
A third shared nightmare confounds the school. Betty and her friends may have discovered another missing girl. A lesson on Beowulf gives Betty a terrifying clue. A betrayal leads to a standoff between Betty and the mysterious headmaster.
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1.4 The Raven | The Outcast
Betty discovers another missing girl and why no one remembers her. The strange lichen she and Cat found is much older than they thought. Betty and Katrina get some mysterious night visitations.
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1.3 A Hole in the Wall | The Outcast
Betty and Katrina investigate Mr J and find some strange scribblings in his office. Betty connects some dots in the library, but can she trust the librarian? Another shared dream splits the girls into two separate paths, both equally terrifying.
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1.2 Red Red Moss | The Outcast
Betty investigates shared nightmares and learns more about Zelda, a girl who went missing from the school the year before. She finds something odd in the woods…Photo credit: Volken Olmez