What the hell does this say? He held his wounded hand still glowing up to his mentor.

The old man squinted and replied,

It says, warning, this podcast contains horror fiction.

contents may disturb you.

Sudapod, episode 676, November 22nd, 2019.

This week's story, Things My Father Taught Me by Rhodes Brazas.

Hello everyone, welcome to Pseudipod The Weekly Horror Podcast. I'm Alistair, your host, and this week's story is with us courtesy of Ace audio producer Chelsea Davis,

author Rhodes Brazos, and narrator Hollis Monroe.

The story is based upon Chinwa Acee Things Fall Apart,

though it's set in modern day Nigeria rather than colonial times. Rhodes has a little

bit more to say about it, but we'll keep that for the end cap.

Rhodes has written stories across the entire spectrum of Speck Fick, from light fantasy to the most decrepit

tales of horror to quirky SF.

His works can be found and no oneallows the best of the year, Apex

magazine's Death Realm, Gaea Shadow and Breath, volumes 1 and 2, and many others. He has a soft spot

in his heart for Lovecraft, the poetically ingenious, and tales which give us reasons to cherish our own sanity.

His Regency horror series, The Lady's Bristol, The Devil's Trill, is available from Grey Matter Press, and he currently lives in Colorado with his wife and

son. Hollis Monroe is an award-winning radio producer, opera and jazz singer and Shakespearean.

He served as executive producer and also read for Iowa Public Radio to the

book club for many years and is an active voice actor, MC and singer. So, Rhodes and Hollis have a story for you, and trust me, it's true.

Things my father taught me by Rhodes Brazos.

My father taught me old knowledge, not all of it useful. It was mostly patitudes that sounded profound

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