All right, sweet.

All right.

I'm ready when you are.

Okay.

Yeah.

Well, guys, welcome to our end of the season, end of the year, whatever you want to call it, a wrap-up podcast that we do each season.

This is, I guess it's our favorite horror films of the year.

Technically, that's the theme.

We usually end up with like housekeeping and trying to wrap things up and in other ways as well.

We're also going to be naming our podcast listener of the year, who I happen to have a text from, that they don't know anything about that.

It's just a coincidence. So that's interesting

in itself. And I have a few other texts, too, that we can talk about. And I even have an email

that someone sent me about our last episode, which is worthy of reading because it does answer

some questions for us. So yeah, we've got some things to cover here. So I don't know what you want to

start with. But yeah, my name is Troy Taylor, by the way. And I'm one of the co-hosts of American

hauntings. And with me is my friend and editor and Jack of All Trades, Cody Beck.

Yeah, no. Yeah, yep, that's me. I would say since this is an unconventional episode that maybe let's get some of the

housekeeping stuff out of the way and then let's dive into the other stuff.

Yeah, that sounds great.

So, yeah, I do want to mention a couple of things.

I did mention at the end or at the beginning, I guess, of our last

episode that dead of winter is coming up quick, February 1st, faster than we're used to.

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