We Are Not Safe Here

By: Randall Snare
  • Summary

  • 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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Episodes
  • 1.7 The End | The Outcast
    Dec 1 2021

    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?

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    YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAZCu1wWXl6GOklO6k6j1hg

    Twitter: https://twitter.com/Wearenotsafepod

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/we.are.not.safe.here/?hl=en

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wearenotsafeherepod/

    Gmail: wearenotsafeherepod@gmail.com

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    50 mins
  • 1.6 The Red Circle | The Outcast
    Nov 24 2021

    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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    36 mins
  • 1.5 The Shapeshifter | The Outcast
    Nov 17 2021

    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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    42 mins

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