Grab a roadie and your barber jacket because we're headed out of the swells.

We know each other well enough by now, but please remember that adults, who use adult

language, told me these terrifying tales.

These ghost stories aren't for kids.

I apologize if it's a little echoey.

I'm actually recording from an empty dining room today as we have moved out of the house

and are in a sort of liminal in between state right now.

So, holy hell, against all odds we've made it to October.

I don't know about you, but I'm hanging on by a thread.

On the bright side, I'm reading, I'm thinking of ending things, and rereading the last days

of Jack Sparks.

I'm watching the cap and in the woods and the frighteners.

And when not coping with the true life horror of remote learning, my headphones are in

and I'm burning through spooky podcasts.

There's one show in particular I'm really digging right now that I think you should

check out too if you're being a good spooky citizen during our highest of holy seasons.

And that show is scared to death.

It's a beautiful popery of horror.

There you'll find over 50 hours of demonic possession, haunting shadow people, black

eye children, alien abductions, and so much more.

As horror-lover Dan Cummins attempts to terrify his wife Lindsay with two new supposedly

true tales each week.

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