After The Lights Turn Off

Ssshh. Blanket up. Flashlight where you can find it. After the Lights Turn Off is a scripted horror anthology for listeners aged nine and up — and for the adults who never stopped sleeping with one foot outside the covers. Every week, host Kimmy Lantern takes you somewhere that shouldn't be occupied. A fog bell ringing on a dead clockwork in 1922. An abandoned drive-in where the concession stand starts up at midnight with the power cut at the pole. A drained swimming pool in the middle of the Blizzard of '78, where the night man keeps writing in the log that he can hear somebody doing laps. These stories are built on real things. Real machinery, real history, real science — daytimer radio licenses, saltpeter mines, pneumatic cash tubes, four-hundred-year-old irrigation ditches. When you find out how a thing actually worked, the ghost gets worse. And there are rules. Every episode, a kid notices something the adults missed and lives because of it — and the rule they used is a real one. Don't run from a big cat. Reach, don't go. You're allowed to say no. No gore. No cruelty. The animal always makes it out. That's a promise, and we've never broken it. Twelve episodes. One season. And a door at the end of Kimmy's hallway that she keeps saying she'll explain. New episodes weekly. Bring your flashlight. Family Friendly. (Recommended for ages 8+) Narrated by: K. Santiago Audio Engineer: D. Shim https://www.vibeoutstudios.com/#/