Bea said “Wait.” Maya didn’t.

It’s the school scavenger hunt: a feather, a red leaf, a smooth stone, and something that starts with M. Maya has a plan, and everybody just has to do what she says. Then the basket breaks. Then a red leaf starts walking uphill by itself.

Tonight: a line of ants that stops going where it was going. One thin whisper from under the hill. A wall of tiny feet, closing like a hand. And the sound of a whistle getting farther away.

Maya’s warning: this one is actually scary. Find a hand to hold, and don’t let go.

Scary bedtime story for kids (ages 4–8). Roughly 17 minutes. Endings safe. New episodes weekly.
Follow so next week finds you in the fog. If they ask for “just one more,” a rating helps other brave kids find us.
Prefer read-along captions? Season 1 on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLO6MZ-GcgGfI

Maya said “No room.” Then the fog said it back.

It’s a Saturday in October, and Maya, Bea, Ashi and Milo are building the best haunted fort in the neighborhood. There’s one empty corner, the ghost corner. Twiggy asks if she can join. There’s room. They say there isn’t. And the fog is coming up the street.

Tonight: a wall of white that takes the sound first. Four kids lifted out of the yard and carried away. A game going on without them, far off. And every door shutting in their own words.

Maya’s warning: this one starts with a fort and ends somewhere much colder. Find a hand to hold.

Scary bedtime story for kids (ages 4–8). Roughly 14 minutes. Endings safe. New episodes weekly.
Follow so next week finds you in the fog. If they ask for “just one more,” a rating helps other brave kids find us.
Prefer read-along captions? Season 1 on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLO6MZ-GcgGfI

It's October, and at the playground, everyone has had one treat. That's the rule. But behind the squeaky swing, at the edge of the woods, there's a tree with candy growing right out of its branches. Red ones. Yellow ones. Chocolate with caramel inside.

Tonight: every time someone asks for one more, the tree gives it to them. And the path home gets a little farther away. Maya, Bea, Twiggy, and little Milo are about to meet the biggest tree in the whole forest. It only knows one word. More. And Maya learns that wanting another isn't the same as needing another.

Maya's warning: this one starts sweet. It doesn't stay that way. Find a hand to hold.

Scary bedtime story for kids (ages 4–8). Roughly 20 minutes. Endings safe. New episodes weekly.

Follow so next week finds you in the fog. If they ask for "just one more," a rating helps other brave kids find us.

Prefer read-along captions? Season 1 on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLO6MZ-GcgGfI