Rish begins his massive report on his massive trip to Europe. Volume one is mostly about Germany.
In a surprise Halloween episode, Rish presents his short story "Murder Maze." Of course, every day is Halloween in his world.
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Note: You're getting this episode early, because . . . well, beneficence, really. You hardly deserve it.
After a bit of prevaricating, Rish presents Stephen King's classic 1984 tale "Gramma."
Rish presents William Hope Hodgson's short story "The Voice In The Night," from 1907. A mysterious unseen man has a tragic story to share with a pair of sailors, and now they're sharing it with you.
Complimentary seasickness pills available upon request.
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In this ep, I talk a bit about a dead collector, and then lay out my plans for the end of October/start of November.
Sorry about the title.
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Rish presents the first installment of his (hopefully) annual "Caller I.D." series, only about a decade late!
When young Chad Kluchar gets a mysterious call on his new cellphone, he has no idea the person on the other end is familiar to him . . . shockingly familiar.
Somehow, Ernst Hillerman has drawn the notice of the Brown Depths Monster. Which is not good.
The story of Ernst Hillerman at his first horror convention continues . . . and the horror becomes a little too real.
Are you a Horror fan? A TRUE Horror fan?
Uncle Rish is proud to present the first section of "Newfound Fame," the tale of Ernst Hillerman, who once played The Brown Depths Monster, so, so long ago.
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Rish performs (and discusses) Edith Nesbit's "John Charrington's Wedding" from 1891 . . . if he survives, that is.
Hopefully, we'll be back on track soon to putting out episodes more regularly.
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Rish answers (again) these questions by listener Rob Broughton:
Which supernatural encounter would you want to have? Would you "go" with a fairy? When did you last "go?" What's the nicest thing someone has said to you? Which audio production makes you most proud?
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In this episode, I present Robert E. Howard's "The Phoenix on the Sword," the first published Conan story from 1932. While the recording isn't QUITE that old, it's still years overdue.
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