The chances are that if you're a fan of bedtime stories,

then you enjoy listening to tales of peril and mystery.

The kind of stories which involve everyday people

who unexpectedly find themselves in life-threatening situations which often defy rational explanation.

Some of the most terrifying and inexplicable examples of this genre have occurred during times of conflict and military deployment.

Instances in which soldiers already at risk from very earthly dangers

have suddenly found themselves under threat from something unexplained.

Well, I'm here to tell you about the newest podcast series from Ballin Studios that focuses entirely on that genre.

It's called wartime stories, and I'm going to play you a clip from the first episode.

War time stories is created and hosted by Luke Lomana, a former member of the US Marine

Corps.

Scouring the depths of personal memoirs and military records,

as well as submissions from both serving and former service personnel,

Luke covers events throughout the extensive history of military conflict, right up until

those which have taken place during modern-day campaigns.

Many of these accounts are completely unheard of.

Centuries have eyewitness testimonies as yet untold to the

wider public. These stories include encounters with malevolent entities while serving

in the Middle East, military vessels which are haunted by the souls of those who died within them, and strange cryptids that are said to reside within the boundaries of military training grounds.

Alongside these very personal tales, Luke also delves into more famous stories of

war to a forensic level of detail. We love wartime stories and we know you will too.

So after you listen to the clip from episode one of wartime stories,

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