All good and wicked things must end. We've reached the Terminus, dear hitchhikers.By R. Andrew Puckett

Trick, or Treat? How about a bit of both. Get your thrills, chills, and giggles in the Badlands this Halloween.By R. Andrew Puckett

Think you have the worst luck in the world? Take a listen and judge for yourself. While you're at it, tag along to #seethemaliens on a not so declassified detour.By R. Andrew Puckett

Celebrate America by taking in the majesty and mystery of the 49th and 50th states - because you deserve a vacation. So, take it - it just might be your last.By R. Andrew Puckett

Climb at your own risk dear listener.By R. Andrew Puckett

When things fall apart in cruelly unexpected ways, it's part of human nature to cobble together an explanation; religion, science, and academia all supply us with the comfort we seek when a "glitch in the matrix" occurs. But what if we're the glitch AND the matrix? In this week's episode, get ready to nosedive into the terrifying unknown.…

Some lines, once crossed, make it impossible to return.By R. Andrew Puckett

Some events in our lives defy explanation, and some answers are never found.By R. Andrew Puckett

For some, true love comes but once a lifetime - for others, it takes a little longer than that.By R. Andrew Puckett

Have you ever wandered alone into the darkness, in the early hours of the morning, and felt something there with you? We beseech you - listen, and await.By R. Andrew Puckett

This week's episode tracks UTDS: a company specializing in delivery's most unusual.By R. Andrew Puckett

A Christmas tale for the ages.By R. Andrew Puckett

In a season of giving, make sure your gifts don't ultimately become a curse...By R. Andrew Puckett

Family get togethers can be daunting, but for some families, reunions carry implications far reaching and dire. Snuggle up next to the ones that you love, and enjoy this jaunt down memorial lane.By R. Andrew Puckett

Accidents can leave you wounded, scarred, or irrevocably changed. The path of recovery, back to who and what you were, often proves grueling in the best of circumstances. Sometimes though, there's no going back - as this week's unfortunate souls will soon discover.By R. Andrew Puckett

Has a Halloween party that you've gone to ever gotten a little too real? Enjoy tricks and treats in an Atlanta strip club and a home-grown Idaho Halloween.By R. Andrew Puckett

Clear your schedule, take a seat, and let these stories leave an indelible mark upon you. If you could look into your future, would you?By R. Andrew Puckett

Enjoy these exotic hors d'oeuvres at the start of the dark and decadent season. Both pair well with GAME – an immersive pop-up Halloween escape experience. Visit hitchhikerhorror.com for ticket information for the most blood-curdling event in Atlanta this October.By R. Andrew Puckett

Cast off your mortal coil, and get cozy with this week's wraiths. Don't waste your best years, and or your best commute, with anything less.By R. Andrew Puckett

A new season approaches, and you are cordially invited to test your spirit against the darkening road ahead. It's been a long time coming, dear friends.By R. Andrew Puckett

Hop in for the season one finale, take in a few unexpected sights, and glimpse the dark road ahead. Thanks for hitchhiking, dear listeners.By R. Andrew Puckett

Take note, dear listeners, of those shadows in the distance, those skulking figures in the darkness, and prepare to peel back the veil.By R. Andrew Puckett

When we venture to the old places, they change us - sometimes irrevocably.By R. Andrew Puckett

The art of creation is preceded by destruction, and so it follows for the unfortunates in tonight's tales.By R. Andrew Puckett

Explore the murky depths below the surface in this week's pairing of tales.By R. Andrew Puckett

Don't believe everything you hear.By R. Andrew Puckett

It's difficult to say goodbye to those we love. What if you didn't have to?By R. Andrew Puckett

We all do it: we walk by the same places everyday, glued to our phones, checked out from our surroundings and other people. But what if you suddenly noticed the shocking reality of what had been in front of you the whole time? Maybe it's time to shake free of the daydream, and stare into the void.By R. Andrew Puckett

We're all looking for that fresh start, a blank slate, the promise inherent in a new beginning. Proceed with caution, though, because you never know what's behind the next door.By R. Andrew Puckett

Return to the South for some proper hospitality, and a pairing of peculiar finds.By R. Andrew Puckett

Humans innovate: the most ambitious breakthroughs often come at a high cost. When our grasp exceeds our reach, that price is our humanity.By R. Andrew Puckett

The darkest night beckons. Let our stories keep you company through the night - that’s our wish for you this winter. Stay frosty, friends.By R. Andrew Puckett

Rejoice! Spend a little quality time with the one you love as Hitchhiker Horror presents its annual holiday special. It's sure to be one of your top five Christmas presents this year.By R. Andrew Puckett

In lore and legend, monsters live in the remotest of places. In life, monsters may walk among us, as a young man discovers in the backwoods of Virginia.By R. Andrew Puckett

Home can be a refuge- a place of safety and warmth. Houses, however, deteriorate and rot over time. Foundations crack, walls give way, and things long-concealed make themselves known once more.By R. Andrew Puckett

For better or for worse, blood is for life. Follow the trail of bad blood through the mountains of the South East.By R. Andrew Puckett

A Tennessee family receives a macabre house warming gift, and a Kentucky theme park gets into the spirit of the season.By R. Andrew Puckett

The end is nigh, but as one story ends, another begins.By R. Andrew Puckett

Enjoy a lonely winter in the White City during the first part of our trip, and then ride south to Atlanta to make your final connection.By R. Andrew Puckett

Introducing Hitchhiker Horror: what happens when you reach the darkness at the edge of the horizon? Ride with us and find out.By R. Andrew Puckett