Hey, weirdos. Just wanted to let you know that on the Weird Darkness YouTube channel recently, we've been having fun doing a live chat each weeknight at 10.30 p.m. Central Time. I set up the YouTube channel to premiere a video at that time, usually the podcast episode for the day, and then during the premiere, we all hang out in the YouTube live chat. Even if you've already heard that day's episode here in the podcast, you're

still welcome to join us for the YouTube chat. It's every weeknight at 10.30 p.m. Central

time. And sometimes I do it over the weekends, too, because I have no social life whatsoever.

You can find my channel at weirddarkness.com slash YouTube. That's weirddarkness.com

slash YouTube. This episode is sponsored by awful movie reviews on YouTube. That's weirddarkness.com slash YouTube. This episode is sponsored by awful movie

reviews on YouTube. I've been a fan of awful movie reviews for a couple of years now, and I never

miss an episode. Every Friday, you get a new comedic video covering a gosh, awful, horrible, terrible,

wretched, or just plain boring movie in the horror or sci-fi genre.

B-monster movies, films directed by notorious names like Ed Wood or Roger Corman, flicks made

on budgets lower than your monthly grocery bill, special effects you'd swear were created

by someone who's colorblind, cinematography, so shaky, you'd swear a three-year-old was trying

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on my sponsors page so you can find them easily. And if you're like me, at the end of each

awful movie review, you'll be saying it aloud with the host, what an awful movie.

Hi, I'm Darren Marler, host of the Weird Darkness podcast. I'd like to talk to you about something

that's very near and dear to my heart, my career. We've had a great run with Weird Darkness,

and this October we'll celebrate 10 years doing this show. Ten years. We've had great reviews, a great response from amazing listeners

like you, but unfortunately now, we're not as well known as we could be. What that means is that

I won't be able to win meaningless and irrelevant podcast awards. I won't be able to humble

brag on newly acquired accolades and magazine article interviews. I won't reach one million

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