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Porcelain is an anthology horror podcast where each episode is a self-contained story connected by the delicate, unsettling presence of antique dolls. Luna guides listeners through a collection of tales that explore the uncanny nature of porcelain-faced figures—dolls that seem to watch, that hold secrets in their painted eyes, that appear in places they shouldn't be. From a Victorian mansion where a collection of dolls begins to rearrange themselves at night, to a small-town antique shop where a single doll carries the weight of a forgotten tragedy, to a modern home where a child's doll begins to whisper in a language no one speaks, these stories are slow-burn and intimate, steeped in dread and the quiet horror of the familiar turned wrong. The atmosphere is one of faded elegance and creeping unease, like a room filled with glass cases and silent observers. Each episode stands alone, but all share a central motif: the doll as a vessel for something old, something patient, something that waits. Luna's narration is hushed and deliberate, drawing the listener into a world where the line between plaything and prisoner begins to blur. Open any episode, but be warned: the dolls are always watching. #PorcelainPodcast #DollHorror #AntiqueHorror #UncannyValley #SlowBurnHorror #AtmosphericHorror #NarratedHorror #AnthologyHorror #CreepyDolls #VictorianHorror #SmallTownHorror #FolkHorror #PsychologicalHorror #Horror #HorrorPodcast #FexingoHorror #StorytellingHorror #HorrorStories Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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S2 · E81
July 28 · 5 min
The Porcelain Door of Bone Creek, Kentucky
In the summer of 2008, Sarah bought a farmhouse in Bone Creek, Kentucky. The root cellar held a door—white porcelain, painted with forget-me-nots. She never learned who built it or where it leads. But one night, she saw it open a crack. And then a...
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S2 · E80
July 26 · 4 min
The Porcelain Clock of Ash Creek, Ohio
A woman named Alice inherits a peculiar porcelain clock from an estate sale in Ash Creek, Ohio. The clock has no numbers, only a single hand that moves at night—never during the day. It points to the same spot on the floor, over and over. When she digs...
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S2 · E79
July 25 · 10 min
The Porcelain Cradle of Marrow Creek
In October 2008, I drove through the Missouri hills to a town called Marrow Creek—population 340, a single stoplight, and a long-closed hardware store. I found the antique shop by accident, tucked between a feed mill and a row of dying elms. The woman...
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S2 · E78
July 23 · 5 min
The Porcelain Thimble of Raccoon Creek, Ohio
In the autumn of 1998, I met a woman named Ruth Ann in a dusty antique shop on Route 23, just north of Raccoon Creek, Ohio. She sold me a porcelain thimble for three dollars, and then she told me why she was selling everything she owned. Her grandmother...
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S2 · E77
July 22 · 7 min
The Porcelain Key of Whiskey Creek, Kentucky
In the summer of 2019, Luna drove through Whiskey Creek, Kentucky — a town of 300 people and a single dirt road. She stopped at a roadside flea market where an old woman sold her a porcelain key for fifty cents. The key was warm to the touch. That night...
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S2 · E76
July 20 · 6 min
The Porcelain Dress of Pigeon Creek, Arkansas
October 2023. I drove through the Ozarks at dusk, following a handwritten note tucked into a library book. It led me to a thrift store in Pigeon Creek, Arkansas, where an old woman sold me a child's dress made of porcelain beads sewn onto lace. The dress...
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S2 · E75
July 19 · 8 min
The Porcelain Map of Cane Creek, Arkansas
In the winter of 1998, Luna's aunt Ruby — a quiet woman who spent her life as a cartographer for the USGS — left her a single strange inheritance. Not money, not land, but a doll-sized map drawn on porcelain, thin as an eggshell, the roads traced in...
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S2 · E74
July 18 · 4 min
The Porcelain Photograph of Stillwater, Minnesota
In the winter of 2013, a woman named Eleanor found an antique photograph tucked inside a porcelain doll she bought at an estate sale in Stillwater, Minnesota. The photograph showed a girl in a white dress, her face scratched out. Over the next weeks...
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S2 · E73
July 17 · 9 min
The Porcelain Ring of Bitter Creek, Texas
In the summer of 1989, Luna's aunt bought a porcelain ring from a roadside antiques shop outside Bitter Creek, Texas. It was a child's toy ring, white-glazed with a tiny painted rose, and it fit perfectly on her pinky finger. But the ring had a former...
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S2 · E72
July 16 · 5 min
The Porcelain Lamp of Wolf Creek, Kentucky
Luna tells the story of an antique porcelain lamp she found at a flea market outside Wolf Creek, Kentucky, in the summer of 2019. The lamp was beautiful—hand-painted roses, a brass base—but when she plugged it in, the light it cast didn't illuminate the...
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S2 · E71
July 15 · 6 min
The Porcelain Duster of Lost Highway, Nevada
In the summer of 2019, I drove through the high desert of central Nevada, past the turnoff for a ghost town called Currant. A woman was standing at the edge of the highway, holding a porcelain duster—a long-handled brush with a porcelain head, the...
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S2 · E70
July 14 · 5 min
The Porcelain Ticket of Lost Mile, Kansas
A late-night shift at a forgotten gas station in western Kansas. A woman in a blue dress buys a single ticket for a bus that hasn't run in forty years. Her fingers leave no prints on the counter; her breath fogs the glass she never touches. When the bus...
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S2 · E69
July 12 · 7 min
The Porcelain Hearth of Dry Fork, West Virginia
In the winter of 1987, a traveling folklorist recorded an eighty-year-old woman in Dry Fork, West Virginia, who told a story about her grandmother's porcelain hearth tiles. The tiles, painted with scenes of rural life, had a strange property: when the...
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S2 · E68
July 11 · 6 min
The Porcelain Radio of Crane Creek, Missouri
Luna visits a small antique shop on the outskirts of Crane Creek, Missouri, in the summer of 2019. A dusty Zenith console radio sits in the corner, its cabinet intact but its speaker replaced long ago with something that looks like painted porcelain. The...
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S2 · E67
July 10 · 5 min
The Porcelain Pickup of Buck Creek, Indiana
In the winter of 2008, Luna's cousin Ray bought a 1967 Ford F-100 pickup at an estate sale in Buck Creek, Indiana. The truck came with a porcelain figurine wedged under the seat—a little girl in a blue dress, painted smile, cracked at the neck. Ray...
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S2 · E66
July 9 · 6 min
The Porcelain Nightgown of Lost Creek, Missouri
In the winter of 2003, Luna's great-aunt left her a Victorian farmhouse in Lost Creek, Missouri — and a single porcelain doll locked in a cedar chest. The doll wore a nightgown stitched with human hair, and its face was not painted on. Every night for a...
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S2 · E65
July 8 · 7 min
The Porcelain Piano of Yellow River, Wisconsin
Luna recounts a cold December night in Yellow River, Wisconsin, where she stayed with an elderly piano tuner named Ezra. His antique piano, repaired with porcelain keys from a dismantled doll, played a melody that hadn't been written. Ezra spoke of the...
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S2 · E64
July 7 · 6 min
The Porcelain Sweater of Indian Creek, West Virginia
In the winter of 2002, on a back road through Indian Creek, West Virginia, Luna stopped at a roadside stall run by a woman named Elara. The stall sold hand-knitted sweaters—beautiful, intricate, too warm for the season. Luna bought a cream-colored one...
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S2 · E63
July 6 · 7 min
The Porcelain Scarecrow of Lonesome Hollow
In the autumn of 2004, Luna drives through the Tennessee hills to visit a woman she barely knows—a folk artist named Nell who collects scarecrows. Nell's farm sits in a hollow where the light dies early and the crows never quite leave. When Luna sees the...
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S2 · E62
July 5 · 9 min
The Porcelain Grave of Shiloh Ridge, Tennessee
October 1997. A moonlit dirt road in rural Tennessee. Luna's cousin Caleb finds a porcelain doll lying on his grandmother's grave — a doll he buried with her twelve years ago. The porcelain is warm to the touch. The painted eyes follow him as he walks...
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