<![CDATA[The Nocturnal Record]]> https://rss.com/podcasts/the-nocturnal-record When the world grows quiet, the stories remain.

The Nocturnal Record is a podcast hosted by Ash Ravencroft that explores the strange, the forgotten, and the unexplained.

From infamous hauntings and historical mysteries to ancient legends, unexplained disappearances, folklore, and cases where fact has become tangled with fiction, each episode examines the stories that continue to follow us through history.

But this isn't just about telling scary stories.

Together, we'll dig through the records, examine the evidence, follow the legends, and separate what we know from what we only think we know.

Because sometimes the truth is stranger than the story.

And sometimes...

the story is all that's left.

Welcome to The Nocturnal Record.

Send your case suggestions, legends, mysteries, and unexplained stories to thenocturnalrecord@proton.me

Your submission may become a future entry in The Nocturnal Record. 🖤🌙

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Welcome to The Nocturnal Record, a podcast hosted by Ash Ravencroft that explores the mysteries, legends, strange histories, and unexplained cases that have captivated people for generations.

From infamous hauntings and chilling historical mysteries to strange disappearances, folklore, and cases where fact and legend blur, each episode takes another story and puts it on the record.

We'll look beyond the stories we've already heard—examining the history, evidence, eyewitness accounts, and questions that remain unanswered.

Because sometimes the most interesting part of a mystery isn't deciding what to believe.

It's discovering what we actually know.

So keep the lights low.

Keep asking questions.

And remember—

not every mystery needs an answer to be worth investigating.

Welcome to The Nocturnal Record.

— Ash Ravencroft 🌙🖤

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