The spookiest season is upon us, and SiriusXM has the creepiest collection of Halloween treats anyone could ask for. Dig into a grab bag of wicked music mixes, eerie sound effects, scare-filled stories, paranormal podcasts, and more haunted soundtracks for all your celebrations. Indulge in as much as you like — we won’t tell anyone.
It’s time to don your Halloween costume, gorge on candy, and, of course, SCREAM! SiriusXM’s destination for chills and thrills returns this year as SCREAM Radio fills the airwaves with the spookiest soundtrack for your Halloween. SiriusXM listeners can find SCREAM Radio on satellite channel 105 and streaming on the SiriusXM app from October 15 through November 4, 2025.
Poltergeist, The Ring, Nightmare on Elm Street — those names alone are enough to send chills down your spine. While there’s nothing like a good old-fashioned horror movie, you know what’s just as thrilling? It’s a scary podcast.
You might think of podcasts as being all about comedy and news, but the podcast world offers something for everyone, including the horror lovers out there. Halloween is the perfect time to grab some popcorn, turn down the lights, and get lost in a scary podcast. From terrifying true-crime stories to frightening fiction tales, these nail-biting series will make you want to leave a light on when you go to bed tonight.
If you’re ready to get spooked, check out our list of some of the best scary podcasts to listen to this Halloween.
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