Welcome to Sudapod, the weekly horror podcast. The stories we present here are full-blooded,

although on occasion, the protagonists are not, by the time the show is over. Consider

this your one-morning.

Sudapod Episode 840, November 25th, 2022. No Hungry Generations by Johnny Compton.

Hey there. I'm Scott Campbell. I'm assistant editor at Sudapod. They let me be assistant editor.

The fools. Sorry. Happy Thanksgiving to those who celebrate a holiday based on horror.

Your mileage may vary, of course, but I mean it's hard for the turkeys at the very least.

And how best to commemorate that horror than with no Hungry Generations, which was

published originally in the October 22 anthology Death in the Mouth. It's writer Johnny Compton,

he-him, is a San Antonio-based author whose short stories have appeared in several publications

since 2006, including Sudapod, Strange Horizons, and the No Sleep Podcast. His fascination with

frightening fiction started when his kindergarten teacher played a record of the famous ghost story,

the Golden Arm for her class. The Spive House, his debut novel through Toward Nightfire,

will be released February 7th. Your reader is Amy Kelly. She is an award-winning

screenwriter, ghost writer, and editor with an MFA in Creative Writing. She self-published her

first novel, American Spectre, The Seven Sisters, under the pen name Rashida Prelu in 2014.

She is also published on the pen name Julia Dove at frightvisionbooks.com.

Now, pass the stuffing, for we have a story for you, and we promise you, it's true.

No Hungry Generations by Johnny Compton, narrated by Rashida Prelu.

The bird looked like the last descendant of a prehistoric mishap.

Fatter than a turkey and wild-eyed even after death, it had small feet and a golden beard on its

chest that may as well have been a neon sign reading, shoot here. Mother Nature must have been

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