All right, everybody, welcome back to the podcast.

Today, we read out comments from people concerning Feartober the past month of doing creepy, haunted, spooky plays.

So let's go ahead and get into it here.

I've got an email from Frank, and he says that his favorite, he calls it, FeroWean episode was Bells.

Just the ringing over and over and then when he ripped it out of the wall and it rang,

that was it for me.

Yes, Frank, that was a creepy play and it was one of those plays from suspense where we

didn't know what was going on.

It was like, what in the world is going on here?

It was a very creepy play, and I enjoyed it as well.

I'm glad that you did.

Frank has more to say in this email that is not directly related to Fear Tober.

So I'm going to wait to read the rest of these comments out

when we hit our 800th episode thanks again frank got a comment here from kim sokorsky

she says hi dakota I just listened to the Dracula podcast. This was my favorite of the October

Fest. I found it scarier to listen to the show because I am imagining all of it rather than

seeing it on the television or movie. Thank you for great listening. I am glad that October

is over for the podcast this year. Take care, Kim.

Thank you so much, Kim. I really did love Dracula too. I really enjoyed what CBS Radio

Mystery Theater did with that story. And as I mentioned before, that was adapted, I believe, by George Lothar, and it seems

like I just like everything by George Lothar. And he had also done work on the Superman radio show of

the 1940s as well. Yes, I do agree, Kim, that there is something special about listening to something or reading

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