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Noir Frequency is a late-night transmission about fear, folklore, and the stories we tell ourselves when the lights go out.
Each episode follows the places where myth, history, science, and paranoia overlap. We open case files and campfire tales side by side, tracing how belief moves through culture: playground dares, classified memos, urban legends, declassified experiments, and the strange things our minds do in the dark.
Tune in, follow the signal, and stay long enough to let the questions sink in.
Support the signal:
https://patreon.com/noirfrequency
https://noirfrequency.com
Each episode follows the places where myth, history, science, and paranoia overlap. We open case files and campfire tales side by side, tracing how belief moves through culture: playground dares, classified memos, urban legends, declassified experiments, and the strange things our minds do in the dark.
Tune in, follow the signal, and stay long enough to let the questions sink in.
Support the signal:
https://patreon.com/noirfrequency
https://noirfrequency.com
Værter:
Opdateringsfrekvens:
weekly
Gennemsnitlig lydlængde:
22 minutes
Har sponsorer
Engelsk
USA
20 episoder
siden 22. maj 2025
episodic
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Support Noir Frequency:
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/NoirFrequency
Website and store: https://www.noirfrequency.com
A child opened a pack of cards.
Bright colours. Strange creatures. A little yellow mascot with red cheeks. A world of types, attacks, evolutions, trades, rare cards, rumours, and…
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On April 19, 1993, America watched Mount Carmel burn.
Inside were members of the Branch Davidians, an apocalyptic religious community led by David Koresh. Outside were federal ag…
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A child loses a tooth.
In the modern story, it is harmless. Sweet. Domestic. A tiny milestone placed beneath a pillow and exchanged in the night for a coin.
But beneath the glitt…
This is not simulation theory.
The question is not whether we live inside a computer program. The question is stranger, closer, and more ordinary:
What happens when images, feeds, brands, filters, metrics, and AI-generated representations become more powerful than the reality they were meant to des…
In seventeenth-century Edinburgh, Major Thomas Weir was not remembered first as a villain.
He was a soldier, a Covenanter, and a respected man of prayer who lived with his sister Jean in the West Bow, the steep old street that ran down toward the Grassmarket. To those around him, he was known as th…
On November 22, 1987, Chicago television was interrupted by something no one was meant to see.
First, during the news on WGN-TV, the screen flickered, broke apart, and was replaced by a distorted figure in a Max Headroom mask. The intrusion lasted only seconds before the station regained control.
L…
Before Saturn became a conspiracy symbol, it was a Roman god. Before it became a black cube, it was a planet. Before it became a theory about hidden power, it was tied to sowing, harvest, debt, time, age, melancholy, and the limit at the edge of the visible sky.
In this episode of Noir Frequency, w…
What if the voices of the gods were not only myth, but a clue to how human consciousness once understood itself?
In this episode of Noir Frequency, we open the file on Julian Jaynes and the theory of the bicameral mind: the controversial idea that ancient people may have experienced command, decisi…
Before Dracula, before gothic romance, before the elegant vampire of film and fiction, there were older fears.
Across Europe and beyond, people told stories of the dead who would not stay dead. Corpses accused of feeding on the living. Night spirits that stole breath, blood, milk, life force, ferti…
Black dogs haunt the roads, churches, castles, moors, and lonely paths of Britain.
In this episode of Noir Frequency, we follow the phantom black dogs of British folklore, from Black Shuck and the storm at Bungay in 1577, to the Moddey Dhoo of Peel Castle, the Barghest, Padfoot, Skriker, Gytrash, t…
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