Episodes

  • The Woman Who Watched the Windows at the Remington County Rest Stop

    The Woman Who Watched the Windows at the Remington County Rest Stop
    Jun 30 2026
    December 1999. A janitor at a rest stop on Route 7 in Remington County notices that the windows in the women's restroom never show the outside — only a dim, yellowish reflection of the fluorescent lights inside. No matter the time of day, no matter the weather, the glass refuses to let the world through. When he finally looks closer, he sees a faint shape behind his own reflection. Not his shape. Not moving. Just standing there, watching him from the other side of the glass. He stops checking the window after that. But the window has started checking him. #RemingtonCounty #Route7 #RestStopHorror #TheWindows #ReflectionHorror #Janitor #December1999 #FluorescentLight #YellowLight #ShapeInTheGlass #WindowStaring #ColdCoffee #BeigeRoom #InBetween #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #AnthologyHorror #SlowBurnHorror Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    7 mins
  • The Woman Who Watched the Light at the Sunflower Motel

    The Woman Who Watched the Light at the Sunflower Motel
    Jun 29 2026
    It's December 1998, just after midnight, on a frozen stretch of US-54 outside Liberal, Kansas. The rooms are dark, the vacancy sign flickers on and off, and Luna has been sitting in her car for twenty minutes watching a man in the office stare at a lamp that won't stop changing color. What she learns from him over the next hour isn't a ghost story or a haunting—it's something quieter and worse: the feeling that the light knows exactly who you are, and it's waiting for you to look away first. No jump scares. No blood. Just a motel clerk, a broken fluorescent tube, and the slow, creeping certainty that some things see you better in the dark. A Fexingo Horror podcast episode read alone by Luna. #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #Luna #SunflowerMotel #LiberalKansas #US54 #FluorescentLight #MotelHorror #AtmosphericHorror #SlowBurn #WinterHorror #1998 #MidnightEncounters #TheLightThatSees #KansasPlains #RoadsideStories #AmericanGothic #QuietDread Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    7 mins
  • The Woman Who Watched the Fog at the Platte County Rest Stop

    The Woman Who Watched the Fog at the Platte County Rest Stop
    Jun 28 2026
    Luna recounts a cold November night at a rest stop on the Platte County line, where she met a woman who had been waiting for forty-seven years. The woman spoke about a fog that rolls in from the river, fog that carries voices and shapes, fog that has taken things from her she can never get back. Luna sat in her car with the dome light off and watched the woman watch the fog, until the woman turned and looked directly at Luna and smiled in a way that did not belong to her. By morning the rest stop was empty and the fog was gone, but Luna still cannot drive past a rest stop without turning her head. #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #InBetween #AnthologyHorror #PlatteCounty #RestStop #Fog #TheWomanWhoWatched #November #MidwestGothic #Midnight #Isolation #Grief #Waiting #BeneathTheWater #Luna #SlowBurn #Atmospheric Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    9 mins
  • The Woman Who Watched the Doors at the Pottawatomie County Building

    The Woman Who Watched the Doors at the Pottawatomie County Building
    Jun 27 2026
    Luna remembers a spring evening in 2017 when she found herself in the Pottawatomie County Administration Building after hours. A locked door that should have led to the parking lot opened onto another hallway. Then another. And another. A custodian named Ray told her about the room with no doors, the one that appears between the third and fourth floors only when the fluorescent lights start to hum in B-flat. This is a story about the geometry of getting lost, about the smell of damp carpet and cold coffee, about learning to count the ceiling tiles so you know you haven't moved. Luna sat with Ray in the break room until dawn, and by the end she understood why the building's floor plan doesn't match its permits. Some places are bigger on the inside than they are on the outside. Some places just keep going. #PottawatomieCounty #AdministrationBuilding #liminalspace #nonEuclidean #custodian #Ray #Spring2017 #lockeddoors #beigewalls #ceilingtiles #dampcarpet #coldcoffee #floorplan #fluorescentlight #Bflat #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #anthology Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    8 mins
  • The Woman Who Dredged the Well at the Wilkie County Fairgrounds

    The Woman Who Dredged the Well at the Wilkie County Fairgrounds
    Jun 26 2026
    A lone woman arrives at a fairground in western Kansas, hired to clean out a well that's been sealed for thirty years. The mud at the bottom is not mud. The sound it makes is not water. And the thing she finds curled at the bottom—wrapped in a baptism gown, still breathing—should not be possible. A story about what grows in the dark, what waits in the ground, and what happens when you pull it into the light. Set at the Wilkie County Fairgrounds, July 1998, just after midnight. #HorrorPodcast #FexingoHorror #InBetween #WellHorror #Kansas #Fairgrounds #BaptismGown #Mud #Luna #SoloNarration #AtmosphericHorror #SouthernGothic #1998 #Midnight #WellCleaning #BuriedAlive #Breathe #TheWomanWho Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    7 mins
  • The Woman Who Counted the Crows at the Washboard Creek Motel

    The Woman Who Counted the Crows at the Washboard Creek Motel
    Jun 25 2026
    Luna tells the story of a woman named Delia who worked the night shift at the Washboard Creek Motel, a six-room roadside place off Route 201 in northern Missouri. It was October, just after the fair left town. Every night at 1:47 AM, the crows arrived — not in flocks, but one at a time, each landing on the same telephone pole outside room six. Delia started counting them. Twenty-three birds, every night, never more, never fewer. Then one night there were twenty-four. And the motel's vacancy sign flickered, though no one had checked in. This episode is about the weight of being the only one who notices, the slow ruin of a small-town mind, and the moment you realize the pattern was never random — it was waiting for you to see it. #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #TheWomanWho #WashboardCreekMotel #Crows #Route201 #Missouri #NightShift #1:47AM #Counting #PatternRecognition #UnseenHorror #RoadsideDespair #MotelVacancy #October #SlowBurn #SolitaryWitness #LunaNarrates Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    5 mins
  • The Woman Who Watched the Lights at the Quivira National Grassland

    The Woman Who Watched the Lights at the Quivira National Grassland
    Jun 24 2026
    Luna drives through Kansas in late October, heading east on a two-lane highway. Somewhere past the Quivira National Grassland turnoff, her headlights pick out a woman standing on the shoulder. Luna stops. The woman is named Eleanor. She says she's been watching the lights for three days now. She points to where the prairie meets the sky, and Luna looks. The lights she sees are not stars, not distant cars, not anything she can explain. Eleanor has been alone out there, with a thermos of cold coffee and a notebook full of coordinates. She tells Luna about the first night she saw the pattern. She shows her the notebook. Luna asks if she's called anyone. Eleanor just looks at the horizon, and Luna has no good answer. She stays a while. She writes down a few numbers on her own hand. She leaves Eleanor still standing there, coffee gone cold, notebook open. The lights are still there when she pulls away. The speedometer reads sixty-five. She doesn't look back. #QuiviraNationalGrassland #Eleanor #KansasHighway #PrairieLights #OctoberNight #ColdCoffee #Notebook #WatchingTheLights #Luna #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #Anthology #SoloNarrated #InBetween #Ep51 #WomanWhoWatched #Unsettling #Atmospheric Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    5 mins
  • The Woman Who Watched the Water at the North Platte Bridge

    The Woman Who Watched the Water at the North Platte Bridge
    Jun 23 2026
    Luna pulls a faded map from an anonymous file folder in the beige room and remembers a stretch of Nebraska highway, a moonless October night, and a woman named Grace who stood on the North Platte River bridge every evening, watching the water. Luna met her at a rest stop off Interstate 80, near Ogallala, in the fall of 2019. Grace wasn't waiting for anyone — she was counting the seconds between ripples, keeping a tally in a spiral notebook. She said the river was the only thing that hadn't changed in fifty years, but lately it had started talking back. Not words exactly — a rhythm in the current, a sequence of splashes that repeated every night at 11:47. Luna sat with her on the bridge, watched the dark water, and heard it too. This is a story about the things we try to outrun, the silences that replace them, and the question of what waits underneath. No answers. Just the sound of moving water and the weight of a night that won't quite end. #NorthPlatteRiver #OgallalaNebraska #Interstate80 #TheWomanWhoWatchedTheWater #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #SlowBurnHorror #AtmosphericHorror #SoloNarration #Luna #Bridge #WaterRipples #CountingSeconds #OctoberNight #RestStop #SpiralNotebook #UnresolvedHorror #QuietDread Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    6 mins