Tiny Terrors

TT 03-11-17: I THINK MY FAMILY'S REFLECTIONS TOOK THEM // A Brand-New Tiny Terror

Day 17 of 31 Days of Halloween 2026

You know your family better than anyone. But would you recognize them if something else took their place?

Wyatt has spent his entire life navigating the world without sight. Growing up on a secluded family farm, he's learned to recognize the people he loves by their voices, their footsteps, and even the way they smell.

So when his uncle comes downstairs one morning sounding almost—but not quite—like himself, Wyatt notices something nobody else does.
Then another family member starts acting strangely. And another.

Something is happening inside the farmhouse, and Wyatt might be the only person capable of recognizing it.

Because whatever is taking his family doesn't seem to understand one very important thing.

Wyatt doesn't need to see someone to know they aren't who they claim to be.

“I Think My Family's Reflections Took Them” was written by u/Lime-Time-Live and originally published on r/NoSleep.

Tiny Terrors is a horror anthology podcast featuring strange, frightening, and occasionally inexplicable stories collected through the Tiny Terrors Scary Story Exchange.

CREDITS
Written by: u/Lime-Time-Live
Featuring: Mike LeBeau as Mark LeBeouf
Directed by: Cole Weavers
Editing By: Cole Weavers

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TT 03-02-02: STRANGE ACCOUNTS OF A SMALL TOWN COP, PART III // A Brand-New Tiny Terror

Day 15 of 31 Days of Halloween 2026

In most towns, a police officer's job is to make sense of what happened. Here, it's knowing when not to ask.

Officer Chris has learned that working in this quiet little town comes with a very different set of expectations.

Strange calls, inexplicable encounters, and colleagues who barely react to things that should be impossible have become part of his new reality.

In Part Three, we return to the police department for another collection of unsettling accounts from a town where the extraordinary is treated as routine—and where surviving a shift might depend on accepting that some things simply don't have an explanation.

Because in this town, the most disturbing thing isn't always what answers the call.

Sometimes it's how accustomed everyone else has become to it.

This is Part Three of Strange Accounts of a Small Town Cop. We recommend listening to Parts One and Two before continuing.

“I'm a Police Officer in a Small Town. I've Stopped Trying to Make Sense of the Calls” was written by u/StaticVoicesYT and originally published on r/NoSleep.

Tiny Terrors is a horror anthology podcast featuring strange, frightening, and occasionally inexplicable stories collected through the Tiny Terrors Scary Story Exchange.

CREDITS
Written by: u/StaticVoicesYT
Edited by: Cole Weavers
Directed by: Cole Weavers
Featuring: Cole Weavers as Cole

Link to the Original Story

THANK YOU

This episode was made possible in part by the generosity of our Patreon members. Thank you to everyone who continues to support Tiny Terrors and Pulp Audio.
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TT 03-02-02: STRANGE ACCOUNTS OF A SMALL TOWN COP, PART II // A Brand-New Tiny Terror

Day 15 of 31 Days of Halloween 2026

In this town, the strangest part isn't what happens. It's how little anyone seems to care.

Officer Chris is beginning to understand that his new posting isn't quite like anywhere he's worked before.

After a first night filled with inexplicable encounters and colleagues who seem entirely unfazed by the impossible, Chris returns with more stories from a town where the unusual is simply part of the job.

In Part Two, we continue his account with Entries 3 and 4, uncovering more of the strange incidents that make this quiet little town anything but ordinary.
And if these are the calls the department is willing to talk about, imagine the ones they aren't.

This episode contains Entries 3 and 4. We recommend listening to Part One before continuing.

“I'm a Police Officer in a Small Town. I've Stopped Trying to Make Sense of the Calls” was written by u/StaticVoicesYT and originally published on r/NoSleep.

Tiny Terrors is a horror anthology podcast featuring strange, frightening, and occasionally inexplicable stories collected through the Tiny Terrors Scary Story Exchange.

CREDITS
Written by: u/StaticVoicesYT
Edited by: Cole Weavers
Directed by: Cole Weavers
Featuring: Cole Weavers as Cole

Link to the Original Story

THANK YOU

This episode was made possible in part by the generosity of our Patreon members. Thank you to everyone who continues to support Tiny Terrors and Pulp Audio.
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TT 03-02-02: Strange Accounts of a Small Town Cop // A Brand-New Tiny Terror

Day 13 of 31 Days of Halloween 2026

Some towns have secrets. This one has a police department that knows better than to ask questions.

Officer Chris has spent twelve years on the job, but nothing could have prepared him for his transfer to a quiet little town where everyone knows everyone—and nobody seems particularly concerned about the things that happen after dark.

On his first night, an unusually empty police station, an unhelpful colleague, and a routine medical call introduce him to a community where the extraordinary is treated as ordinary.

And apparently, that's one of the tame calls.

“I'm a Police Officer in a Small Town. I've Stopped Trying to Make Sense of the Calls” was written by u/StaticVoicesYT and originally published on r/NoSleep.

Tiny Terrors is a horror anthology podcast featuring strange, frightening, and occasionally inexplicable stories collected through the Tiny Terrors Scary Story Exchange.

CREDITS
Written by: u/StaticVoicesYT
Edited by: Cole Weavers
Directed by: Cole Weavers
Featuring: Cole Weavers as Cole

Link to the Original Story

THANK YOU

This episode was made possible in part by the generosity of our Patreon members. Thank you to everyone who continues to support Tiny Terrors and Pulp Audio.
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TT 03-21-05: THE HUMMING // A Brand-New Tiny Terror

Day 12 of 31 Days of Halloween 2026

Have you ever had a song stuck in your head?

What if it wasn't your song?

It starts with something almost ordinary. A child humming a tune, over and over again. The kind of thing most parents would barely notice.
But when the humming won't stop, a familiar sound begins to feel increasingly unfamiliar.

Today's Tiny Terror follows a parent whose son's strange new habit becomes a growing source of dread. Because sometimes the most frightening sounds are the ones you hear in your own home.

“My Son Can't Stop Humming the Same Tune and It's Starting to Freak Me Out” was written by u/FreeVBucksforXMAS and originally published on r/NoSleep.

Tiny Terrors is a horror anthology podcast featuring strange, frightening, and occasionally inexplicable stories collected through the Tiny Terrors Scary Story Exchange.

CREDITS
Written by: u/FreeVBucksforXMAS
Edited by: Cole Weavers
Directed by: Cole Weavers
Featuring: B. Narr as D

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THANK YOU

This episode was made possible in part by the generosity of our Patreon members. Thank you to everyone who continues to support Tiny Terrors and Pulp Audio.
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