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Today's episode features a couple of spooky tales from a ghost story book that Jack bought in a gas station. The closing song is "Brained road" by Roger Allan Wade

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In today's episode, we sit down with horror writer Jay Darkmoore to delve into the dark and eerie world of his creative process. Jay shares insights into his writing methods, the sources of his inspiration, and some spine-chilling tales from his own hometown that are sure to leave you with goosebumps. We explore the art of storytelling in the horror genre, tapping into the fear that lies beneath everyday life. Stick around for the closing song, "She Wolf" by Blessed by a Broken Heart, a fitting end to this thrilling episode.

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Today guest host Scary Jerry talks about all flavors of fairies and little people. The closing song is "Its raining men" performed by Teddy Cream, and written by the Weather Girls.

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In today's episode, guest host Uncle Jesse took listeners on a thrilling ride through spooky stories from the old west. With eerie tales that captured the essence of a time when the west was still wild and untamed, Uncle Jesse kept the suspense high and the chills rolling. The episode featured background music from the Appaloosa Suite and closed with the haunting song Scare Easily by Mudcrutch.

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A low effort, pre-vacation, reddit roast. Stroke it Thursday.

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Today we bring you a chilling ghost story from a book hand selected by Kylie Reed titled "Fireside Ghost Stories" written by A.S Mot. The closing song is "Los Angeles is burning" performed by Nomy, written by Bad Religion.

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