Picture this. Springfield, a remote town where people die faster than you can say autopsy.

Enter Dr. John Spacer, a coroner with one hell of a secret. He actually hears the victims he autopsies.

As bodies start piling up in the morgue, John uses his ability to talk to the dead to help the local police solve the case of the week while also tracking down clues about a mysterious serial killer.

In episode one, he's thrown into a chilling case, a woman's corpse, a missing family, and whispers of a dark curse hanging over Springfield.

How I Died has a great blend of creepy case of the week mysteries, as well as an overarching theme of the broader story. They're three

seasons in with over 40 episodes, and they've racked up 4 million downloads. You can find and

listen to How I Died by clicking on the link in the episode notes below or by searching for How I Died on any of your favorite podcasting platforms.

Our thanks to How I Died for their support. Now, let's hear episode one, shellfish. How I Died contains adult language and themes that may be inappropriate for younger audiences.

Viewer discretion is advised.

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Audio Media presents How I Died

How I Died Stop talking.

Stop talking.

You the new doctor here?

Leave me alone.

Hello? Huh?

It's too early for the shit.

Oh, hi.

Sorry, what did you say?

I asked if you were the new doctor here.

Yeah.

I am.

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