Someone Dies In This Elevator

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In this first episode, Guardsman Boris Dragonheart and his best friend Travis are dispatched to the home of a prominent philanthropist in order to stop a robbery, but Boris’s world is upended when the ‘robber’ unearths something unexpected.

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If you like indie audio fiction, new takes on fantasy tropes, lighthearted stories, queer joy, or avoiding the main plots of life, you'll love Sidequesting! You can find out more about the show and support us on ⁠⁠kickstarter⁠⁠ by going to ⁠⁠sidequestingpod.com⁠⁠.

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Feminist Fairytales is an anthology audio drama that reimagines the genre of fairytales through a feminist lens. Join Jennie and Madeleine as they journey into fantastical intersectional tales. Infuse your day with mystery, mirth, and a new view of what's possible.

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Content Warnings: This episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is ra...

I AM THE ELEVATOR

This episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is rated  R. I Am The Elevator contains body horror, audible gore, and death in an elevator.

Transcript here.

I Am The Elevator was written and performed by CSW. Post Production by Brad Colbroock.

Check out CSW's show HEMOPHOBIA. HEMOPHOBIA is an anthology horror podcast, telling a new multi-chapter story in each season. Stories of blood, our blood, and all the pain, truth, and horror that blood e...

A hitman on a job begins to see and hear strange things in the hotel he's staying at.

This episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is rated R. Ding contains gun violence, immolation, and death in an elevator. Transcript here.

Written and Directed by Brady Flanagan. Sound Design: Brady Flanagan. Man: Ryan Joseph Murphy. Maid: Amanda Flangan. SFX/Music: Monument Studios (Creative License)

This episode has been created by the Your Horror Show team. Be sure to check out their horror anthology podcast which includes a...

Johnny is going in to apply to be a fingernail inspector yet is totally unaware of the mystery and murder at the... Barlevator!

This episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is rated PG. Barlevator contains gun sounds, murder, fire, and death in an elevator.

Transcript here.

Barlevator was Directed by Diego Herrera. Written and Audio Engineered by Aaron Camacho. With theme music by Trace Callahan and audio from Freesound.

Johnny was played by Noah Bell.

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A group of friends endeavour to capture footage of an alien, unaware of the risks their expedition presents.

This episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is rated R. Paranoia contains mild gore, referenced drug use, insects, ear strain, and death in an elevator.

Transcript here.

Voice of Kit by Maxim Ilienko-Jarvis. Sound Design and voice of Reb by Cai Gwilym Pritchard. Writing and voice of Magda by Ollie Bannerman.

You can find Ollie at: @isollieonline.bsky.social and...

Recovered.

This episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is rated R. The Quesnel Lake Incident contains the sounds of vomiting, depictions of confinement and distress, sudden loud noises, and death in an elevator.

Transcript here.

Featuring Jesse Syratt as Quinn, Sam, and Voice 1, Logan Hockley as TJ, Carson Rafuse as Connor, and Taylor Michaels as Voice 2. Theme music, "Last Floor," by Trace Callahan.

For more by Jesse, check out Nowhere, On Air (https://nowhereonairpodcast.weebly.com).

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Filipina immigrant "Interpreter" describes her time assisting at a hospital morgue during the violent Duterte era, and her ghostly encounters with the victims of EJK (extrajudicial killings).

This episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is rated R. Morge contains murder, corpses, child death, hospital horror, police brutality, fascism, minor alcoholism, mentions of matricide and patricide, and death in an elevator.

Transcript here.

Someone Dies In This Elevator - Morge was written by Motzie Dapul, and features Motzie Dapul as The Interpreter, and Nathan...

Be careful what you wish for.

This episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is rated PG-13. Do Not Disclose contains implied unethical science, implied animal cruelty, audio distortion, immolation, and death in an elevator.

Transcript here.

This episode of 'Someone Dies in This Elevator' was written by Tatiana Gefter of 'Soul Operator' and produced by yours truly, Taylor Michaels of 'The Grotto'.

Mia Stafford was played by Meghan Wright of 'StarCrawlRPG'.

Charlie West...

Is a hastily-scrawled last word better than none at all?

This episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is rated PG-13. The In-Between contains brief descriptions of death involving guns, vehicles, illness, and fire. It also contains loud noises and death in an elevator.

Transcript here.

Written, narrated, and produced by Taylor Michaels.

Books Falling SFX provided by theshaggyfreak; freesound.org/s/320285/; Attribution 4.0

Tay's demo reel, music, and other self-produced works can be found...

From the producer of "The Subjective Truth" and "Two Flat Earthers Kidnap a Freemason" comes a chilling science-fiction anthology series: “⁠Someone Just Like You⁠.” Season One includes stories written by Jeremy Ellett, Bob Raymonda, D.J. Sylvis, Georgia Cook, Nicole Knudsen, H.R. Owen, Tim Foley and many more. Rendered with immersive sound design and gruesome detail, "Someone Just Like You" is a journey into terror not for the faint of heart (or stomach). Fans of The Magnus Archives, The NoSleep Podcast, SCP Archives and The Twilight Zone will love this podcast too.

You can find and listen t...

Two friends break into an abandoned storage unit in the hopes of striking gold, but luck is most certainly not on their side.

This episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is rated PG-13. Storage Lock-In contains violence, illegal activity, suffocation, and death in an elevator.

Transcript here.

Storage Lock-In was written and performed by Shaun Pellington & Nath Barber. Sound design by Shaun Pellington. If you'd like to hear more weird horror like this from Shaun, check out Wake Of Corrosion, an apocalyptic audio...

Jack and Charles are trapped in an elevator under threat of nuclear war while they face who they are to themselves and to each other.

This episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is rated R. Those Not Lucky Enough contains suicide, brief misophonia, references to homophobia, a brief reference to domestic violence, and death in an elevator. If you need help, 988lifeline.org is available.

Transcript here.

Writing and sound design by Nathan Lunsford of The Storage Papers (thestoragepapers.com). The voices of...

In which an end finally comes to the many ages of Moira and Fiona McMorran...

This episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is rated PG-13. Great and Fair contains depictions of confinement, poisoning, and family trauma, and mentions of violence, war, miscarriage, misogyny, homophobia, colonialism, epidemic diseases, and religious discrimination. There is loud machinery, buzzing, and death in an elevator.

Transcript here.

Great and Fair was written, directed, sound designed and scored by Lou Sutcliffe, with script editing by Motzie Dapul and using...

Let's go to Vegas, they said. It'll be fun, they said.

This episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is rated PG-13. The Incident in the Mall at Midnight contains gun violence, implied possession of illicit substances, and death in an elevator.

Transcript here.

This episode of Someone Dies in this Elevator was written by Noah Bell and sound designed by Rowan Odom of Twin Strangers Productions. Noah Bell is a writer and (sometimes) voice actor in audio drama. They are the writer and...

A PhD candidate discovers a solution for climate change, but her advisor determines that solution may never leave the room.

This episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is rated PG-13. Parts Per Million contains violence, betrayal, gunshots, mentions of bacteria, and death in an elevator.

Transcript here.

Parts Per Million was written by Fiona Clare and edited with additional materials by Jenna Rose. Produced by Fiona Clare, Hannah Semmelhack, and Paige Elizabeth Allen of Three Fates. Dialogue editing by Jenna Rose. Sound design...

Wren has a conversation... with Wren.

This episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is rated G. It Is What It Is contains death in an elevator.

Transcript here.

This episode was written by Caroline Mincks and performed by Leslie Gideon. It was directed and produced by Tal Minear.

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El the Elevator tries her best at her new job!

This episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is rated PG-13. Break a Leg! contains major injuries, loss of employment, financial insecurity, brief but intentional misgendering of a trans person, and death in an elevator.

Transcript here.

Written & designed by Hannah Semmelhack

Fiona Clare as El E. Vator

Graham Cousins as Frank N. Stein

Aaron Olkin as Mr. Bigwig

Theme music by Trace Callahan

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When an elevator ride with a talkative lift operator goes awry, he passes the time by telling you a ghost story as long as the heat death of the universe.

This episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is rated G. Mobius Lift contains themes of claustrophobia, and death in an elevator.

Transcript here.

This episode was written, voiced and produced by William A. Wellman. Music and sound effects courtesy of Artlist.io.

William A. Wellman is a queer...

After getting into the elevator with two wannabe ghost hunters, Melanie finds herself on a one-way journey to the top floor of the Englewood Hotel, but once you’ve seen what lives up there, you can’t be allowed to leave…

This episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is rated PG-13. Out of Order contains the sound of squelching and bone breaking, petrification, children in horror situations, claustrophobia, ghosts, and death in an elevator.

Transcript here.

Out of Order is an episode of Someon...

The true inventor of the elevator shares his invention...

This episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is rated PG. Mal-elevate-nt contains gore, blood, and death in an elevator.

Transcript here.

This episode was written, directed, and performed by Harlan Guthrie. It also features music by Harlan Guthrie. Harlan makes a horror audio drama called Malevolent that you should absolutely check out:

Arkham Private Investigator Arthur Lester wakes up with no memory of who he is or what has...

Two scientists make a life changing discovery under the sea.

This episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is rated PG-13. Abyssal Zone contains implied drowning, sea monsters, and death in an elevator.

Transcript here.

Abyssal Zone was written and directed by Ali Hylton. Script editing was done by Becca Marcus. Dialogue editing was done by Hannah Semmelhack and sound design was done by Tal Minear. This episode featured Liz Plant as Wren and Stephen Indrisano as Everett. Thank you for listening!

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Time flies when you're having fun, but is that actually happening?

This episode of Someone Dies In This Elevator is rated PG. Time Flies contains death in an elevator.

Transcript here.

Time Flies was written by Tal Minear. Starring Tal Minear as Paige, Brad Colbroock as Emery, Wil Williams as Emergency Service, CSW as Harold, and Devin Steffins as Larry. Sound design by Tal Minear. Mixing and Mastering by Brad Colbroock.

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Eeler's Choice is a maritime horror fantasy podcast set in Eskmouth, a small coastal town whose economy has lived and died on the hunting of the Great Eels for generations. As demand for product has increased, so have the catches... but even the generosity of the sea has its limits, and all debts must come due.

Eeler's Choice is crowdfund their second season! Support them here!

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It’s a nasty day in the Rotting Pits. Well, all days are nasty days in the Rotting Pits…

The Divine Lift. Content warning for cult-like talking points and death in an elevator.. Transcript here.

This microsode was written, recorded, and produced by Tal Minear.

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Puzzlebox. Content warning for death in an elevator. Transcript here.

This microsode was written, recorded, and produced by Tal Minear.

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Elevated Discussion. Content warning for death in an elevator. Transcript here.

This microsode was written, recorded, and produced by Tal Minear.

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The Elevator Mouse. Content warning for animal death in an elevator. Transcript here.

This microsode was written, recorded, and produced by Tal Minear.

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The Magic Platform. Content warning for death in an elevator. Transcript here.

This microsode was written, recorded, and produced by Tal Minear.

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KEL. Content warning for death. Transcript here.

This microsode was written, recorded, and produced by Tal Minear.

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Upstream. Content warnings for animal harm and death in an elevator. Transcript here.

This microsode was written by Daisy McNamara and recorded by David Charles Dukellis. It was produced by Tal Minear.

Daisy is one of the creators of Eeler’s Choice. You can also hear her work on Bloody Fm and Law Of Names productions.

David Charles Dukellis is an actor with a twitch channel. Check him out at heyitsdaveguy.

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Someone Dies In This Elevator - Julius Caelevator

Rating: PG.

Et tu, Brutevator? This episode contains murder, betrayal, and elevators.

Transcript here.

This episode was written and directed by Max Kreisky. Dialogue editing by Brad Colbroock. Sound design by Tal Minear. The receptionist was voiced by Tal Minear. Bort was voiced by Stephen Indrisano. Brutusvator was voiced by Ezra J. Wayne. Mark Antovator was voiced by Rue Dickey. Julius Caelevator was voiced by Max Kreisky. The Senate of Elevators was Brad Colbroock...