Tales From The Morgue

By: The 'X' Zone Broadcast Network
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  • Summary

  • Back in the golden age of radio, one of the most captivating shows to hit the airwaves was 'Tales from the Morgue'. This thrilling program took listeners on a suspenseful journey into the dark and mysterious world of crime and death. Each episode brought to life chilling tales of murder, intrigue, and the paranormal. The show's haunting sound effects and skilled voice actors kept audiences on the edge of their seats, eagerly anticipating the twists and turns that awaited them. 'Tales from the Morgue' was a true testament to the power of audio storytelling, leaving a lasting impression on all those who tuned in to experience its spine-tingling narratives.
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Episodes
  • The Bogus Beavers Of Barnakver - Part 2

    The Bogus Beavers Of Barnakver - Part 2
    Jul 22 2023
    Chet Chetter's Tales from the Morgue is a series of short stories as told by an old obliging morgue attendant, licensed embalmer and resident story teller named Chet Chetter to a passing stranger of the night played by you the listener. The stories Chet relates to us are all quite fanciful. They deal with topics that would be classified supernatural and science fiction. They border on outrageous but that is how they are meant to be. Roughly half of the shows feature a nice, likeable, rural southern manure hauler by the name of Elmer Korn who always finds himself involved in some inane predicament. The creators of the series themselves admit the show is rather off-beat but, you will find, not without its own charm which lies within the humorous writing and the recurring characters.
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    29 mins
  • The Bogus Beavers Of Barnakver - Part 1

    The Bogus Beavers Of Barnakver - Part 1
    Jul 22 2023
    Chet Chetter's Tales from the Morgue is a series of short stories as told by an old obliging morgue attendant, licensed embalmer and resident story teller named Chet Chetter to a passing stranger of the night played by you the listener. The stories Chet relates to us are all quite fanciful. They deal with topics that would be classified supernatural and science fiction. They border on outrageous but that is how they are meant to be. Roughly half of the shows feature a nice, likeable, rural southern manure hauler by the name of Elmer Korn who always finds himself involved in some inane predicament. The creators of the series themselves admit the show is rather off-beat but, you will find, not without its own charm which lies within the humorous writing and the recurring characters.
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    30 mins
  • The Highway Of Death

    The Highway Of Death
    Jul 22 2023
    Chet Chetter's Tales from the Morgue is a series of short stories as told by an old obliging morgue attendant, licensed embalmer and resident story teller named Chet Chetter to a passing stranger of the night played by you the listener. The stories Chet relates to us are all quite fanciful. They deal with topics that would be classified supernatural and science fiction. They border on outrageous but that is how they are meant to be. Roughly half of the shows feature a nice, likeable, rural southern manure hauler by the name of Elmer Korn who always finds himself involved in some inane predicament. The creators of the series themselves admit the show is rather off-beat but, you will find, not without its own charm which lies within the humorous writing and the recurring characters.
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    29 mins

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