The Hanson Tapes

Jack Hanson no longer sounds like himself.The fear is still there. Buried underneath the pauses. Beneath the static. Beneath the growing distance in the way he speaks about his own life. But something about the recordings has changed.The line between observer and participant begins to collapse.The tapes don’t sound like confessions anymore.“The Reflection” is where Jack begins to understand how easy it is to disappear while still being heard.Created, written, and produced by Trey FalcoFeaturing Joshua Oglesby as Agent TateAdditional voices by Courtney DurnPart of the Ghost Wolf Creative NetworkWebsite: ⁠⁠⁠⁠ghostwolfcreative.com⁠⁠⁠⁠Subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/GWCStudiosComments, Concerns & Collabs: [email protected] all episodes wherever you get your podcasts, or visit ghostwolfcreative.com for more.

Jack Hanson spends the night waiting for someone who never comes.At first, the silence feels familiar. Almost comforting. The stale city air drifting through the open window. The sound of traffic below the fire escape. Two cups of coffee slowly going cold in the kitchen.But the longer Jack waits, the stranger the apartment begins to feel.The quiet stretches too far. The memories stop lining up. And somewhere in the middle of the night, Jack sees a man climbing down the fire escape outside his window.A man who looks exactly like him.“Fire Escape” is where Jack realizes the distance between who he was and who he’s becoming can no longer be crossed.Created, written, and produced by Trey FalcoFeaturing Joshua Oglesby as Agent TateAdditional voices by Courtney DurnPart of the Ghost Wolf Creative NetworkWebsite: ⁠⁠⁠⁠ghostwolfcreative.com⁠⁠⁠⁠Subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/GWCStudiosComments, Concerns & Collabs: [email protected] all episodes wherever you get your podcasts, or visit ghostwolfcreative.com for more.

Jack Hanson discovers something buried in the recordings.Not in the words, but underneath them. At first, it sounds like static. A glitch. A flaw in the recording. Something that changes every time it's played back. At first, he thinks it’s distortion, interference, or even equipment failure.But it doesn’t stay the same.It shifts.It deepens.It starts to sound like… something trying to be understood.And the deeper he listens, the harder it becomes to ignore. The tapes aren’t just recording him. They're listening back, and they're responding. “Static” is where the signal begins to bleed through.Created, written, and produced by Trey FalcoFeaturing Joshua Oglesby as Agent TateAdditional voices by Courtney DurnPart of the Ghost Wolf Creative NetworkWebsite: ⁠⁠⁠ghostwolfcreative.com⁠⁠⁠Subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/GWCStudiosComments, Concerns & Collabs: [email protected] all episodes wherever you get your podcasts, or visit ghostwolfcreative.com for more.

Jack Hanson starts to lose control.Not all at once. Not violently. Just... piece by piece. The gaps in his memory aren’t just getting longer; they’re starting to feel intentional. Moments that don't belong to him. Places he doesn't recognize.Decisions that don't feel like his.A growing sense that something else is moving when he isn't. And for the first time, Jack stops trying to explain it away. He doesn't call it a blackout. He gives it a name.He calls it a passenger.“The Passenger” is where control begins to slip, and something else starts taking the wheel.Created, written, and produced by Trey FalcoFeaturing Joshua Oglesby as Agent TateAdditional voices by Courtney DurnPart of the Ghost Wolf Creative NetworkWebsite: ⁠⁠ghostwolfcreative.com⁠⁠Subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/GWCStudiosComments, Concerns & Collabs: [email protected] all episodes wherever you get your podcasts, or visit ghostwolfcreative.com for more.

Jack Hanson starts noticing the pattern.The blackouts aren’t random. They follow a rhythm. One tied to something outside of him… and something inside him trying to keep pace. As the gaps in his memory grow wider, the pieces he does remember begin to take on new weight.The lake. The dreams.The feeling that whatever’s happening to him isn’t just happening inside him. The memories that remain don’t bring clarity. They bring repetition. The same place. The same feeling. The same sense that he’s not alone in any of it.So he gives it a name.“Moonlight” is where Jack stops asking if something is wrong, and instead, starts wondering how long it’s been there.Created, written, and produced by Trey FalcoFeaturing Joshua Oglesby as Agent TateAdditional voices by Courtney DurnPart of the Ghost Wolf Creative NetworkWebsite: ⁠⁠ghostwolfcreative.com⁠⁠Subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/GWCStudiosComments, Concerns & Collabs: [email protected]

Jack Hanson begins reviewing the recordings.What he finds should be simple. Confirmation of what he already knows. The recordings should help him make sense of the gaps. Instead, they deepen them. The tapes only make things harder to understand. The more he rewinds, the less certain everything becomes: What he remembers, what he said, and what actually happened.Moments feel heavier.Details don’t line up the way they should.And the more he listens, the more it feels like he’s chasing something just out of reach. For the first time, Jack starts to question not just what happened; But how much of it he can trust.“Playback” is where Jack realizes he may not be catching up to the truth...He may be falling further behind it.Created, written, and produced by Trey FalcoFeaturing Joshua Oglesby as Agent TateAdditional voices by Courtney DurnPart of the Ghost Wolf Creative NetworkWebsite: ⁠ghostwolfcreative.com⁠Subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/GWCStudiosComments, Concerns & Collabs: [email protected] all episodes wherever you get your podcasts, or visit ghostwolfcreative.com for more.

Jack Hanson has started to notice the gaps.Moments slipping through the cracks. Conversations he doesn’t remember having. Entire stretches of time that vanish without explanation.At first, he tells himself it’s stress. Lack of sleep. Something manageable. But the evidence keeps stacking up. And the more he tries to piece things together, the more it feels like he’s chasing something just out of reach.So he does the only thing he can think to do.He starts recording everything.“The Blackouts” is where it begins.Created, written, and produced by Trey FalcoFeaturing Joshua Oglesby as Agent TateAdditional voices by Courtney DurnPart of the Ghost Wolf Creative NetworkWebsite: ghostwolfcreative.comSubreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/GWCStudiosComments, Concerns & Collabs: [email protected] all episodes wherever you get your podcasts, or visit ghostwolfcreative.com for more.

Jack Hanson started recording himself for one reason:To prove he wasn’t losing his mind.What he captured instead was something far worse.Hours disappeared.Memories didn’t come back.And the tapes began to tell a story he couldn’t remember living.The Hanson Tapes is a psychological horror podcast told entirely through recovered recordings, dropped on the desk of Agent Tate. Follow along as he reviews a collection of recordings documenting memory loss, blackouts, and the slow collapse of a man trying to understand what he’s done; and what he might still be capable of.The deeper you listen, the harder it becomes to separate memory from reality…and truth from something else entirely.Season One begins September 4th, 2026. Every tape tells the truth. Just not the one you expect.Created, written, and produced by Trey FalcoFeaturing Joshua Oglesby as Agent TateAdditional voices by Courtney DurnPart of the Ghost Wolf Creative NetworkWebsite: ghostwolfcreative.comYouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@GhostWolfCreativeStudios⁠Comments, Concerns, Collabs: [email protected]