Our Halloween Month of Horror continues with the second of two Sleepless Decompositions episodes this month.

"Moonrise" written by S.H. Cooper (Story starts around 00:03:00)
Produced by: Phil Michalski
Performed by Dan Zappulla

"I Used to Work For An Extreme Haunt" written by Jon Grilz (Story starts around 00:18:00)
Produced by: Phil Michalski
Narrator – Jon Grilz, Michael – Mick Wingert, Gags – Nate Dufort, Pete – Dan Zappulla, Blur – Jeff Clement, Paul – David Ault

"Still Beating" written by Daniel Becker (Story starts around 00:40:30)
Produced by: Phil Michalski
Performed by Peter Lewis

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

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NoSleep Podcast - Sleepless Decompositions Vol. 6

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