I AM NOT ACCUSING. JUST CURIOUS.

I have noticed a lot of videos on Tiktok and other similar services where Mike Delgaudio's voice is being used.

Now, for some of the bigger things, I just assume that he is a voice actor, a rather great one in my opinion, so I think nothing of it and move on with my day. But then, I have heard it used in ads and other things that I would not normally associate with his work, and it sounds a bit weird.

I am just curious if this is theft of his voice or if he allowed ir to be used in AI creation or, if, well, he is just taking money where he can get it and doing ads.

No judgment if he is just doing ads, get that money. But I would be really disheartened if he allowed his voice to be used as AI.

Thanks!

A couple of years ago I listened to a reading of a short story that I cannot for the life of me find again.

For years I would listen to LeVar Burton Reads to fall asleep each night. This short story is most likely from this podcast, but I never could find it after listening to it the first time, so there's a chance it was some other random story podcast that I only listened to that one time.

The story was about a man taking a holiday in the countryside. He stayed at a hotel of some kind that had other rooms and guests. Slowly throughout the story other guests would die one by one. Turns out one of the guests is Death.

That's all I remember but I would love to listen to it again or read it to understand it better.

Not being able to find this story had driven me a little mad the last couple of years. Does it even exist??? Did I dream this? I've listened to all the LeVar Burton Reads stories several times through and this is not one of them (at least from what I can listen to on Spotify).

Hello everyone. I remember hearing a story around 2019 about a Christmas story. If memory serves, the story had a several voice actors and the only thing that has stuck with me is the word “frost”. Not sure if that’s the title of the story or related at all. It might’ve also been a two part series. Don’t recall anything about the story I just remember loving it.

Hello! Recently I listened to an episode in which David Cummings had a female guest with an (maybe Scottish??) accent that discussed a type of entity that resides in empty rooms and absorbs the energy of the room and even the energy from a human when they walk into the room. IIRC, the word she was using to name the entity discussed began with the letter T.

I was working while listening so I forgot to tag the episode for later but was hoping maybe someone remembered.

It would be from season 11 or 12.

I was listening to season 23 ep 6 and the first story was like fart noises and talking about how bad her farts smell.

Then last year there was that weird adult baby story about how a woman kidnapped little people and kept them as babies. there was a majorly graphic breast feeding part as well.

Theres been a lot of stories with graphic sex themes too which fair its an adult podcast but they all seem to overtake the actual horror.

It makes me miss earlier seasons and the good stories we got.

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Episode 00

"Darkness, Blanket of My Eyes" written by Brandon Case (Story starts around 00:02:20)

Scored, produced, and performed by David Cummings

Episode 01

The 25th Season of The NoSleep Podcast premieres with tales drawn from the frequency of fear.

"The Breathing Woods" by Cosmic Dread (Story starts around 00:03:40)

Produced by Jeff Clement

Cast: Sarah - Erin Lillis, Marcus - Jeff Clement

"Driving Blind" by B.T. Stanley (Story starts around 00:21:10)

Produced by Jeff Clement

Cast: Ellie - Ash Millman, Lily - Erika Sanderson, Phone - Danielle McRae, Hooligan #1 - David Ault, Hooligan #2 - James Cleveland, Hooligan #3 - Jake Benson, Officer - Andy Cresswell

"The Death Zone" by E. Gallagher (Story starts around 00:43:30)

Produced by Jesse Cornett

Cast: Narrator - Marie Westbrook, Trip - Jake Benson, Leah - Danielle McRae

"This Old Condo" by Asher Ellis (Story starts around 01:16:10)

Produced by Phil Michalski

Cast: Pete - Mike DelGaudio, Pete - Atticus Jackson

"Winter Weather Advisory" by Rye Clarke (Story starts around 01:41:40)

Produced by Phil Michalski

Cast: Caitlin - Sarah Ruth Thomas, Laura - Linsay Rousseau, Todd - Jesse Cornett, Jodie - Mary Murphy, Coal eater #1 - Kyle Akers, Coal eater #2 - Atticus Jackson

Executive Producer & Host: David Cummings - Musical score composed by: Brandon Boone - "Winter Weather Advisory" illustration courtesy of Krys Hookuh

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We have a PhD in horror this week as we present two tales about doomed docs from our Sleepless Decompositions.

"The Dead Are a River" by Shawn Brooks (Story starts around 00:02:20 )

Produced by Jeff Clement

Cast: Narrator - Ash Millman, Dr. Winston Carlisle - Andy Cresswell, Clifford Walker - Jake Benson, Marcus - James Cleveland, Martha - Erika Sanderson

"Camera Obscura" by C. E. Rex (Story starts around 00:24:35 )

Produced by Claudius Moore

Cast: Dr Mark Royland Jones - David Ault

Executive Producer & Host: David Cummings - Musical score composed by: Brandon Boone - "Sleepless Decompositions" illustration courtesy of Kelly Turnbull

I’m sure this one must have come out in the last 3 years. I’ve been thinking about it lately and want to re listen. A man travels to a city I want to say in Germany or something. He might be there for a conference, but he’s put in a sub ground almost basement room and he’s claustrophobic. I think there’s scientists studying fears being one way windows maybe?

Sorry that’s all I recall.

1. A woman (Jessica Mcavoy?) working the reception at a hotel, is getting calls from a monster somewhere in the hotel who uses voices of other people to lure in victims?

2. A cop is trying to call his son because a murderer is on the loose and sending tapes of the crimes, it's revealed over the course of the story all the victims went to school and in a shock at the end it's revealed The son was the killer and the cop could possibly have been willfully ignorant of the whole thing.

Any help please?

I love stories about traveling to other dimensions, other realities, portals, that sort of thing. Can anyone recommend any particular NSP episodes/stories about such things? Open to any and all.

I’ve pretty much exhausted all of the Halloween stories from this podcast. Are there any other episodes that are Halloween-ish that weren’t put in a special? I’m also open to other podcasts you might know about that has similar tales

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The story is about a man and a woman who grew up together and both went into academia, and the woman was an anthropologist who went into the Amazon (I think) and found a tribe thay didn't have a standard concept of time. But then she disappears and he looks for her, but she was never really real? What's the name?

Oh the humanity! We have two inhuman tales from our Sleepless Decompositions.

"Harvesting" by Anne Wilkins (Story starts around 00:02:40)

Produced by Phil Michalski

Cast: John - James Cleveland, Ma - Penny Scott-Andrews, Adele - Erika Sanderson, Richard - David Ault

"The Cathedral of Blood and Bone" by Alex T. Singer (Story starts around 00:36:50)

Produced by Claudius Moore

Cast: Narrator - Nikolle Doolin, Keysa - Sarah Ruth Thomas, Meyme - Mary Murphy, Engineer - Atticus Jackson, Bishop - Graham Rowat, Old Bishop - Danielle McRae, Lillias - Nichole Goodnight, Nino - Jeff Clement, Captain - David Cummings, Voice - Mary Murphy

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It's an exclusive bonus episode for our Sleepless Sanctuary members! The NoSleep Podcast is proud to present: Suddenly Shocking Vol. 22. A collection of 18 short stories that go by in an instant yet leave a lingering chill down your spine.

In no time at all you'll find these stories Suddenly Shocking!

Performed by: Kyle Akers, Katabelle Ansari, David Ault, Jake Benson, Matthew Bradford, Ilana Charnelle, Jeff Clement, James Cleveland, Jesse Cornett, Andy Cresswell, David Cummings, Mike DelGaudio, Kristen DiMercurio, Nikolle Doolin, Nichole Goodnight, Elie Hirschman, Atticus Jackson, Peter Lewis, Erin Lillis, Danielle McRae, Ash Millman, Tanja Milojevic, Mary Murphy, Linsay Rousseau, Graham Rowat, Erika Sanderson, Penny Scott-Andrews, Reagen Tacker. Sarah Thomas, Marie Westbrook, Wafiyyah White, Dan Zappulla

Interdimensional Relocation Hotline by Nick Porisch

Cocktails at the Twilight Lounge by Robert Luke Wilkins

Mirror-hole by Beth Goder

Scared Straight by Donna Glee Williams

The Brownstone by Carolyn Cullen

She Still Comes by Saeran

Enthrall! by Stephanie Feldman

The Ghost in the Field by Mark A. C. Brown

Grandmother by One Thousand And One Nights

Just Fifty Cents by Michael Nethercott

Rendered Speechless by Shannon Weston

A Candy-Colored Clown by Daniel Hall

The Thing in the Woods by Jeremy A Wall

6 7 by Ivy Dionis

The Summer I Turned Twelve by Ammon Winder

The Barn by Octavia Wynn

Telano by Ashley Reed

The Red Door by Vanessa M. Chattman

Executive Producer & Host: David Cummings - Musical score composed by: Brandon Boone - Audio adaptations produced by: Jeff Clement & Jesse Cornett - "Suddenly Shocking" illustration courtesy of Catriel Tallarico

Hi yall! I’m looking for a specific episode from years ago. It included a story that was like an ASMR video that started to get creepier and cultier as it went on. I’ve wanted to listen to it again so bad for so long but I can’t remember the name, episode, or even season to find it. Please help!

I am sorry, but this absolutely did not fit with this podcast. This was weird fetish content. How did this make it in? Just because it had horror elements and was shocking and disgusting? I am not a prude, but this was so very obviously a fetish story.

He's one of my fave voice actors- I loved "The Ventriloquist" that came out this weekend on Old Time Radio. Also loved Spitting Image from way back in Season 12. I love that dry humor/comedic vibe he brings to characters. Can anyone recommend episodes where he's doing the main, or one of the main characters? I have the Sleepless Universe (not the $10 a month, but $5 a month) so unfortunately I think that means I don't have access to older eps that are behind a paywall.

I’m looking for a story that I started listening to but fell asleep during and now I can’t find it. It was male-narrated and was about a guy who would wake up as other people and have to live their lives for a period of time. I specifically remember not being able to sleep one night while I was getting ready to move out of my old apartment so I know that it came out sometime before October 2020, but likely not much earlier than that as I was relatively caught up on episodes at the time. I hadn’t yet gotten access to the premium episodes so it’s definitely one of the free stories, if that narrows it down at all!