So close all the window

You lock all the doors unless you're careful why he'll get your

Don't think he'll hesitate a bit cause and clip your top

If it will fit.

He likes some little, he likes some big,

Potter than a middle or wear a wig.

Black or white or even red.

The headless horseman needs a head.

With a hip hip hip hip and a clippity clop.

Why he's out and looking for a head to chop.

So don't stop to all the plan because you can reason with a

headless man with a hip hip hop and a clippany clop look out

welcome radio fans to the annual down these mean streets Halloween special.

Halloween is my favorite holiday and it's tradition here on the podcast to take a break from the world of cops and private eyes

and indulge in a good old-fashioned chiller from the Golden Age of radio.

This year's scary story is a classic tale of horror and science fiction.

And it's held by many, including Stephen King, as a classic.

It comes courtesy of Radio's outstanding theater of thrills, and it stars a man who was no stranger

to Halloween Frights on radio.

The story is Donovan's brain. The series is suspense, and the star is Orson Wells.

Donovan's brain has everything you want in Halloween story, a mad scientist, a secret experiment, and a

monster. I won't say anything else about the plot. If you've never heard it, you're in for a real treat.

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