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S3E39: The Corn Maze

The Nightmare Trials Podcast

Some things are better left lost in the corn.

For Ethan, working at a haunted corn maze was supposed to be an easy paycheck. Scare a few customers, walk the grounds, and head home when the night was over.

But when a guest goes missing just before closing, Ethan is sent into the maze to find him.

What starts as a routine search quickly becomes something far more sinister.

The paths don't seem right. Strange voices echo between the towering stalks. Familiar landmarks disappear. And something deep within the corn seems to know exactly where Ethan is.

As the night unfolds, Ethan discovers that getting lost might be the least of his worries.

Because something is waiting in the maze.

Something that doesn't want him to leave.

And sometimes… the people you trust are the ones you should fear the most.

Welcome to The Nightmare Trials.

Strap in tight… the trials are about to begin.


⚠️ Content & Trigger Warnings

This episode contains:

  • Strong language
  • Graphic violence and disturbing imagery
  • Body horror and grotesque transformations
  • Psychological horror and paranoia
  • Themes of death, entrapment, and helplessness
  • Intense sound effects, screams, and frightening situations

Listener discretion is advised.


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🌽 Would you enter a haunted corn maze after closing?

And more importantly… what would you do if the maze didn't want you to leave?

Remember… not everything that calls for help wants to be saved.

⚠️ Warning:

This episode contains intense horror themes, emotional distress, violence, and high-stakes psychological tension. Listener discretion is advised.


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🧠 AI Usage Disclaimer:

Some voices in this episode were altered or enhanced using AI tools such as voice filters and noise reduction technology. The acting of the voicing was done either by me or by a team member. Further, all writing is original. AI is only used as a continuity hold for the main storyline, a spellcheck, and a place to hold future ideas while I write.

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