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This October, the wrong station celebrates a decade of dread.

You can read the show notes to discover terrible new ways to celebrate with us.

Today's episode, Doolahan, is written by Alexander Saxton, and performed by Anthony Betelow. Music I'm I'm I'm I'm I'm I'm I'm I'm I'm I'm I'm I'm I'm I'm He knew there was justice in the world, because he had seen the doolahan once when he was a boy, riding black through the mist and mud of his childhood town, with its own head hung low beside the stirrup. That head was rotted white as cheese, and the eyes were

white as cracked porcelain, turned all the way back up in the skull between black lids,

and the tongue was black, hanging all the way down past the chin, and bouncing garrously back

and forth, as the black horse trotted slowly

through the fog. Throughout the village, hollow eyes had viewed it from behind the grimy glass

of small windows from around the door frames of dry stone cottages. He alone followed where it led. He was known to have a fascination with such

things. There was a big house up on the hill above the village, and the man living there was said to

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