Mystery & horrorBeanie SurvivesZombie Outbreak: The Stadium Ep. 4: After the Fall (Day 121)

Zombie Outbreak: The Stadium Ep. 4: After the Fall (Day 121)

19.9× channel medianLong-form13:31EntertainmentPublished Oct 21, 2026, 5:00 PM · 1d ago
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69.5K
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Description

Day 12 to Day 121. The stadium falls, and you are alone in a city of the dead. The horns called the dead, and on the night of Day 12 the glass front gives way. You lose Sam in the crush. The guard holds the door. From a rooftop you watch command move the dead out of the stadium like a crowd, and you learn their rules one by one: sound, wind, stairs, rain. Then you find water nobody else can reach, and you go back. On Day 121, through the binoculars, a yellow beanie walks towards the stadium. Alone. Chapters: 0:00 Day 12 5:43 Day 13 6:40 Day 14 7:45 Day 16 9:16 Day 26 9:30 Day 31 10:46 Day 38 11:01 Day 45 11:56 Day 52 12:18 Day 60 12:52 Day 81 13:04 Day 121 Survival facts in this episode: gunshot loudness, 140 to 175 dB peak (Meinke et al., Seminars in Hearing 2017, citing the WHO limit of 140 dB); tempered glass, up to four times stronger than ordinary glass, and it breaks all at once (Apex Tempered Glass; Building Design + Construction); stadiums built to empty in eight minutes (the Green Guide, via a Northern Ireland Assembly research paper); wind carrying sound away upwind (Acoustics Today, 2006); moderate rain at about 50 dB against conversation at 60 dB (American Academy of Audiology noise chart); safe water in water-heater and toilet tanks (CDC); 8 drops of 6% bleach per gallon, then 30 minutes (EPA). Beanie Survives: one stick figure against the end of the world, day by day. Fictional survival stories. Not professional safety or medical advice. Gunshot sound: Gunshots by Kleeb (freesound.org), CC BY 4.0. #zombie #zombieapocalypse #survival #whatif #apocalypse
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