HeyJaredThe Sounds Of Stories
Both AudioDRAMAS (or graphic audios) and AudioBOOKS of the greatest works ever written by the likes of Edgar Allan Poe, O Henry, and more. Each week we give you both an Audiodrama as well as an audiobook of the same story. Listen to the one you prefer.
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- Jul 21, 2026
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The Perfect Society Had One Terrifying Rule (opens the original)
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What if humanity finally achieved perfection? No disease. No crime. No poverty. Every family complete. Every citizen living the life they always dreamed of. But perfection came with one unbreakable rule... The population could never grow. So every time someone new entered the world, someone else had to leave. This thought-provoking science fiction short explores one impossible question: Would you still call it paradise if someone else had to pay the price for your happiness? 🎙️ Narrated by Bobby
Can You Solve This Broadway Murder Before Caleb Thorne? | Curtain Call (opens the original)
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Somewhere in this story are all the clues you need to solve the case.A Broadway producer is murdered during intermission inside what appears to be a locked dressing room. Every piece of evidence points to the wrong man... until detective Caleb Thorne discovers that the theater itself has been keeping secrets.The question isn't who had the motive.The question is...Can you solve the mystery before Caleb Thorne?🎧 More mysteries and narrations:👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇https://www.thesoundsofstories.com🕵️ Start w
The Smart Speaker That Knew WAY Too Much (opens the original)
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In 1946, a science fiction writer imagined something that sounded impossible...A machine in every home.Connected to all human knowledge.Able to answer almost any question.Decades before smart speakers and modern AI assistants, Murray Leinster wrote **"A Logic Named Joe"** — a story that feels strangely familiar today.But in this reimagined version...the problem isn't that the machine becomes evil.The problem is that it becomes too helpful.When one small AI assistant named Joe removes the barrier
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