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Old 20-05-2008, 11:38 PM
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I just wondered if anyone knows of any stations that have a 'ghost story' or mystery/thriller slot nowadays? I've recently managed to download all 48 Fear on Four episodes and they were great. Is anything like this around today?

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I just wondered if anyone knows of any stations that have a 'ghost story' or mystery/thriller slot nowadays? I've recently managed to download all 48 Fear on Four episodes and they were great. Is anything like this around today?
Radio 4 does all sorts of plays and story readings. They don't have a different slot for each genre though. Just check the listings and enjoy. Or just leave it on all the time and discover lots of new things, like I do

Radio 4 has just won the Sony Radio Awards Station of the Year - again.

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Thanks, I am interested in that too .

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I just wondered if anyone knows of any stations that have a 'ghost story' or mystery/thriller slot nowadays? I've recently managed to download all 48 Fear on Four episodes and they were great. Is anything like this around today?
There may be some plays of interest here:
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L.A. Theatre Works’ “The Play’s the Thing”
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BBC7 has a sci fi/fantasy slot which regularly has ghost stories and plays
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This looks good, but after the 14day free trial, how costly is it?
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This looks good, but after the 14day free trial, how costly is it?
You can check the websites for further subscription details, but below are some links that may be helpful.

The science-based “Relativity” series podcasts are available free for three months.
For “The Play’s the Thing,” check the schedule and download them during the free week (or purchase recordings here).
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. . . National Public Radio podcasts
. . . American Public Media podcasts
. . . Audible.com subscriptions
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