RedCircle VERIFY_TOKEN_7f0b2eee-7eb2-4d58-9593-b3193e4b649d -- Rendered At Sun, 21 Jun 2026 00:55:26 +0000 Wrong Turn https://redcircle.com/shows/wrong-turn-horror en-US All rights reserved. Horror stories from the road you shouldn't have taken. Dana Sacco Everyone takes the wrong turn at least once. Wrong Turn is a horror fiction podcast about what happens after — the motels you shouldn't have stopped at, the back roads that loop back wrong, the people you let into the car. Each season is a self-contained horror story. Standalone, complete, no cliffhangers across seasons. Built for late-night listening. AI-narrated. Full seasons free. Some seasons available as Kindle horror novellas after the finale. Same brain. Different genre. Every week. 7f0b2eee-7eb2-4d58-9593-b3193e4b649d Everyone takes the wrong turn at least once. Wrong Turn is a horror fiction podcast about what happens after — the motels you shouldn't have stopped at, the back roads that loop back wrong, the people you let into the car.

Each season is a self-contained horror story. Standalone, complete, no cliffhangers across seasons. Built for late-night listening.

AI-narrated. Full seasons free. Some seasons available as Kindle horror novellas after the finale.

Same brain. Different genre. Every week.

]]> episodic no Dana Sacco dana@i2ihype.com no full The Nursery The Nursery 4 Dana Sacco Arabella thought she understood the pattern—houses that remember, clients who belong to them before they even sign the papers. But when she shows the Okafors a craftsman bungalow with a yellow nursery, the boundaries between her own history and the work become impossible to ignore. The mobile above the crib shouldn't be turning. It definitely shouldn't be playing a lullaby her grandmother used to hum. And it absolutely shouldn't be the same mobile from her own childhood.


As three generations of women converge in a room painted the exact shade of buttercream that runs in Arabella's family like a genetic trait, she begins to understand that the houses aren't just answering to their new owners. They're answering to something much older, much more personal. When Dulcie finally offers her the key to Meridian's locked drawer, Arabella must decide whether she's ready to learn what her predecessor knew—and what price comes with that knowledge.


**In this episode:**

- Arabella encounters a house that knows her family history

- The Okafors find their dream home in a nursery that feels impossibly familiar

- Dulcie reveals the key to understanding Meridian's true work

- A voicemail promises answers Arabella isn't sure she wants



]]> <p><span>Arabella thought she understood the pattern—houses that remember, clients who belong to them before they even sign the papers. But when she shows the Okafors a craftsman bungalow with a yellow nursery, the boundaries between her own history and the work become impossible to ignore. The mobile above the crib shouldn&#39;t be turning. It definitely shouldn&#39;t be playing a lullaby her grandmother used to hum. And it absolutely shouldn&#39;t be the same mobile from her own childhood.</span></p><p><br></p><p><span>As three generations of women converge in a room painted the exact shade of buttercream that runs in Arabella&#39;s family like a genetic trait, she begins to understand that the houses aren&#39;t just answering to their new owners. They&#39;re answering to something much older, much more personal. When Dulcie finally offers her the key to Meridian&#39;s locked drawer, Arabella must decide whether she&#39;s ready to learn what her predecessor knew—and what price comes with that knowledge.</span></p><p><br></p><p><span>**In this episode:**</span></p><p><span>- Arabella encounters a house that knows her family history</span></p><p><span>- The Okafors find their dream home in a nursery that feels impossibly familiar</span></p><p><span>- Dulcie reveals the key to understanding Meridian&#39;s true work</span></p><p><span>- A voicemail promises answers Arabella isn&#39;t sure she wants</span></p><p><br></p><p><br></p> daa37024-f00b-480b-aec0-dadabd018906 https://sidequestoriginals.com Thu, 28 May 2026 04:00:09 +0000 512 no full The Hallway That Remembers The Hallway That Remembers 2 Dana Sacco Arabella takes on her second listing at 1203 Tidewater Lane—a charming split-level that seems perfect for retired librarian Astrid Eklund. But the house has an unusual feature: a hallway that leads to different rooms depending on which direction you walk. When Astrid mentions speaking with the missing Meridian just last week, Arabella begins to realize that some disappearances in Ash Cove might not be as permanent as they seem.


As the boundaries between past and present blur, Arabella discovers that her predecessor's influence extends far beyond the grave. And when she finds herself answering her own phone calls, she starts to wonder: in a town where realtors vanish without a trace, how long before the listings start selling themselves?


**In this episode:**

- Arabella searches for answers about Meridian's disappearance

- A mysterious hallway reveals rooms that shouldn't exist  

- An impossible phone conversation suggests Meridian isn't as gone as everyone believes

]]> <p><span>Arabella takes on her second listing at 1203 Tidewater Lane—a charming split-level that seems perfect for retired librarian Astrid Eklund. But the house has an unusual feature: a hallway that leads to different rooms depending on which direction you walk. When Astrid mentions speaking with the missing Meridian just last week, Arabella begins to realize that some disappearances in Ash Cove might not be as permanent as they seem.</span></p><p><br></p><p><span>As the boundaries between past and present blur, Arabella discovers that her predecessor&#39;s influence extends far beyond the grave. And when she finds herself answering her own phone calls, she starts to wonder: in a town where realtors vanish without a trace, how long before the listings start selling themselves?</span></p><p><br></p><p><span>**In this episode:**</span></p><p><span>- Arabella searches for answers about Meridian&#39;s disappearance</span></p><p><span>- A mysterious hallway reveals rooms that shouldn&#39;t exist  </span></p><p><span>- An impossible phone conversation suggests Meridian isn&#39;t as gone as everyone believes</span></p> 41e9e0bd-5d2f-4d88-b75f-b61fac411bb8 https://sidequestoriginals.com Thu, 21 May 2026 04:00:57 +0000 504 no full Berth Seventeen Berth Seventeen 3 Dana Sacco When artist Viktor Restrepo comes looking for a cheap, bright studio space, Arabella shows him a beautiful cedar-clad houseboat with perfect north light and one impossible detail: it sits three feet higher in the water than every other boat in the marina. Even at low tide. Even when the mudflats are exposed just sixty feet away.


As Viktor falls in love with the space and its strange acoustics, Arabella receives another voicemail from Meridian Osei—this one clearer than before, timestamped in the future, and containing information she couldn't possibly know. The messages are getting stronger, and Meridian's pronunciation of Arabella's name is getting closer to right. But when Meridian mentions a nursery painted the same color Arabella once chose, the boundary between client and agent begins to blur in ways that can't be explained by simple real estate transactions.


**In this episode:**

- A houseboat that defies the laws of tides and time

- Viktor's sculptures appear in places he never delivered them

- Meridian's voicemails arrive before they're sent, with warnings about what's coming next

]]> <p><span>When artist Viktor Restrepo comes looking for a cheap, bright studio space, Arabella shows him a beautiful cedar-clad houseboat with perfect north light and one impossible detail: it sits three feet higher in the water than every other boat in the marina. Even at low tide. Even when the mudflats are exposed just sixty feet away.</span></p><p><br></p><p><span>As Viktor falls in love with the space and its strange acoustics, Arabella receives another voicemail from Meridian Osei—this one clearer than before, timestamped in the future, and containing information she couldn&#39;t possibly know. The messages are getting stronger, and Meridian&#39;s pronunciation of Arabella&#39;s name is getting closer to right. But when Meridian mentions a nursery painted the same color Arabella once chose, the boundary between client and agent begins to blur in ways that can&#39;t be explained by simple real estate transactions.</span></p><p><br></p><p><span>**In this episode:**</span></p><p><span>- A houseboat that defies the laws of tides and time</span></p><p><span>- Viktor&#39;s sculptures appear in places he never delivered them</span></p><p><span>- Meridian&#39;s voicemails arrive before they&#39;re sent, with warnings about what&#39;s coming next</span></p> 96ef2fa7-4d01-4950-934a-3011594f4de6 https://sidequestoriginals.com Thu, 21 May 2026 04:00:42 +0000 508 no full Forty-Seven Saltwind Avenue Forty-Seven Saltwind Avenue 1 Dana Sacco Real estate agent Arabella thought she knew the rhythm of house showings in the coastal town of Ash Cove. Lockbox codes, hardwood echoes, and the careful dance of helping buyers fall in love with a space. But when she takes the Matsumotos to see a charming saltbox cottage, the familiar patterns begin to shift in ways she can't explain.


Every house on her roster uses the same lockbox code. Her colleague Meridian leaves voicemails about properties before Arabella even knows she has buyers. And sometimes, in the quiet moments between rooms, houses seem to be listening back. Welcome to Ash Cove, where finding the perfect home might mean something entirely different than you expected.


**In this episode:**

- Arabella meets new buyers at Dulcie's café and notices familiar patterns

- A routine showing at 47 Saltwind Avenue reveals unsettling details

- Mysterious voicemails from Meridian become impossible to ignore



]]> <p><span>Real estate agent Arabella thought she knew the rhythm of house showings in the coastal town of Ash Cove. Lockbox codes, hardwood echoes, and the careful dance of helping buyers fall in love with a space. But when she takes the Matsumotos to see a charming saltbox cottage, the familiar patterns begin to shift in ways she can&#39;t explain.</span></p><p><br></p><p><span>Every house on her roster uses the same lockbox code. Her colleague Meridian leaves voicemails about properties before Arabella even knows she has buyers. And sometimes, in the quiet moments between rooms, houses seem to be listening back. Welcome to Ash Cove, where finding the perfect home might mean something entirely different than you expected.</span></p><p><br></p><p><span>**In this episode:**</span></p><p><span>- Arabella meets new buyers at Dulcie&#39;s café and notices familiar patterns</span></p><p><span>- A routine showing at 47 Saltwind Avenue reveals unsettling details</span></p><p><span>- Mysterious voicemails from Meridian become impossible to ignore</span></p><p><br></p><p><br></p> a323e0b6-95e7-42e2-b4a8-8afc092f53c7 https://sidequestoriginals.com Thu, 21 May 2026 04:00:02 +0000 531 no full The Foundation The Foundation 5 Dana Sacco Arabella finally uses the key Dulcie gave her, unlocking more than just Meridian's desk drawer. Inside, she discovers a leather ledger filled with unfamiliar addresses and a disturbing pattern: every client's name marked with the same word. When Dr. Hiroshi Sato arrives for a showing at 156 Fog Bell Road—a Victorian house with a thermostat that's been set to 68 degrees since 1894, despite having no working connections—Arabella begins to understand that some properties exist in more than one time at once.


As Dr. Sato finds what he's looking for in the house's mirrors, Arabella makes a chilling discovery in the ledger's final pages. Her own name appears in handwriting she doesn't remember creating, marked with a status that suggests her role at the agency might be more temporary—and more precarious—than she realized. With tomorrow's buyer already on the way, the true nature of her employment interview becomes clear.


**In this episode:**

- Arabella discovers Meridian's hidden records and their cryptic client classifications

- A widower finds more than he bargained for in a house that exists across multiple decades

- The answering machine reveals the stakes of Arabella's position at the agency


]]> <p><span>Arabella finally uses the key Dulcie gave her, unlocking more than just Meridian&#39;s desk drawer. Inside, she discovers a leather ledger filled with unfamiliar addresses and a disturbing pattern: every client&#39;s name marked with the same word. When Dr. Hiroshi Sato arrives for a showing at 156 Fog Bell Road—a Victorian house with a thermostat that&#39;s been set to 68 degrees since 1894, despite having no working connections—Arabella begins to understand that some properties exist in more than one time at once.</span></p><p><br></p><p><span>As Dr. Sato finds what he&#39;s looking for in the house&#39;s mirrors, Arabella makes a chilling discovery in the ledger&#39;s final pages. Her own name appears in handwriting she doesn&#39;t remember creating, marked with a status that suggests her role at the agency might be more temporary—and more precarious—than she realized. With tomorrow&#39;s buyer already on the way, the true nature of her employment interview becomes clear.</span></p><p><br></p><p><span>**In this episode:**</span></p><p><span>- Arabella discovers Meridian&#39;s hidden records and their cryptic client classifications</span></p><p><span>- A widower finds more than he bargained for in a house that exists across multiple decades</span></p><p><span>- The answering machine reveals the stakes of Arabella&#39;s position at the agency</span></p><p><br></p> 4bcae455-5803-47e0-a947-d39dd23b828e https://sidequestoriginals.com Wed, 20 May 2026 04:00:51 +0000 591 no