Hello listeners Jordan here. I just want to let you know that you can listen to nighttime early and add free on Amazon music

Include it with Prime You are tuned to the nighttime podcast. Night Time Podcast. stories. As a kid my book shelf was filled with the scary stories to tell in the dark

type books and despite them being age inappropriate my brother and I read everyone

cover to cover. Throughout life this interest in the dark and

spooky has served me with a varying degree of benefit. For one it earned me a free

going over by a child psychologist, but more pleasantly it led to an interest in local folklore, horror, the UFO phenomenon, true crime, and all the other things I'm still fascinated by as a 30-something.

Although maturity has tempered my tolerance for the more absurd tales,

every Halloween I get overcome by nostalgia

and make a point to dust off some of these collections.

Fortunately, I can again relive the tear and wonder by reading these same books with my son.

With Halloween just around the corner corner my mind again has turned to

spooky stories and as such I want to do my best to put together an episode

presenting the sort of material I enjoyed as a kid.

Just like I did with the Haunted Halifax episode at release during Halloween of 2016,

I again called upon my favorite Canadian horror writer and storyteller, Steve Vernon.

For any of you who haven't had the pleasure of getting to know Steve and his work, let me give

a brief introduction.

Steve Vernon, like me, is a collector of strange and unusual stories.

I happen to present mine in a podcast.

Steve presents his in his ever-growing library of books.

In addition to putting his stories to paper, as you will

hear shortly Steve is a fantastic oral storyteller, a skill which often earns him

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