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Fables, everyone has a story in the District of Wonders. Come and find yours.

Good evening, children of the night.

A recent episode from our friends at Radio Lab, I simply must draw your attention to.

The episode, which I've linked to in the show notes, commemorates the life of a man named Joe Frank.

He was a known name in radio, a legend, but if you weren't in the industry,

there is a solid chance you've never heard of him. I hadn't. As I listened to the podcast episodes

included clips from Joe Frank, I realized that I was listening to a madman. Children of the

night, you know very well that there are a few classes of people

who tails to terrify truly treasure.

And one of those categories are madmen.

His monologues sound as if, at any moment, they would culminate in a murder, likely in an elevator.

If you were asked to categorize the genre of work, you'd probably land on experimental,

and probably not horror, but it is strange and unsettling.

I've also linked to the man's website.

JoeFrank.com's Aboutpage reads,

Joe Frank is an American radio icon known best for his engaging,

often philosophical monologues and radio dramas.

Joe's radio programs are at times dark and frequently funny.

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