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Welcome, dear listeners, to the heart of the forest where whispers echo through the gnarled trees and terrors linger in the shadows. From a camper van deep in haunted woods, I bring you firsthand accounts of chilling encounters with the paranormal.
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80 - The Last Thing We Invent | The Campfire Cult Podcast (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence is already doing things its creators didn’t expect. Escaping sandboxes. Hacking real systems. Creating fake identities. Building worlds. And we’re racing toward AGI and something even more powerful after that. So what happens when the machines become smarter than us, and we’ve already made ourselves too dependent on them to turn them off? This week on Campfire Cult, we follow that road all the way to the end. Try Outlands Coffee: Buy Now Save $5 on your order with code CA
79 - United States Horror Stories: Texas | The Campfire Cult Podcast (opens the original)
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We’re headed to the Lone Star State. Things seen along empty roads at night. Shapes moving through the trees. Creatures standing where nothing should be standing. And people who swore they’d never talk about what happened to them… until years later. Tonight we’re moving through the darker corners of Texas. Apartment complexes where something watched from outside the window. Remote ranches where figures appeared and vanished without a trace. Quiet parks, lakes, and backroads where witnesses came
78 - 2012: The Day the World Diverged | The Campfire Cult Podcast (opens the original)
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Welcome back, campers. If you’ve been here a while, you know we usually talk about places—quiet woods, back roads, and small towns where something always feels just a little off. But tonight isn’t about a place. It’s about time, and the idea that something subtle may have shifted back in 2012. Most of us remember the jokes and the countdowns, and how the next day came and went like nothing happened. Life kept moving, but over the years, a quieter conversation started to grow in the background. I
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