Alright, here's the second half of my Dead & Breakfast holiday-ish tale, "There'll Be Scary Ghost Stories," where coworkers gather to share their experiences at the Noble Oaks Bed & Breakfast. Enjoy?
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So, due to the holidays, I'm going to switch Episodes 267 and 266, and we'll get the latter in a couple of weeks. You'll survive, I'm pretty sure.
Rish presents half of his Dead & Breakfast story "There'll Be Scary Ghost Stories" for the holidays. Apologies in advance.
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Rish performs M.R. James's 1904 story "Oh Whistle, and I'll Come To You, My Lad." No whistling, please.
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Rish finishes the presentation of his story "Underdecorated" . . . just in time to take down your decorations!
Note: I meant to post this before Halloween, but a town ordinance said I couldn't.
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Rish tells more toy-selling war stories, including some with his Cousin Ryan.
Note: Sorry about the bad audio--the microphone was sitting next to the fan.
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Rish expresses his irrational fear of yellowjackets and relates a recent encounter with one. Also, he relates a Tale of eBay Horror from last year, pretty much unrelated. But what things are you afraid of, and why?
Rish talks about things that he finds funny that others might not, and vice-versa. Then he and Big present the related sketch "Seasonal Disorder."
Warning: You might not find it funny at all.
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Rish (finally) produces the second installment in the ongoing "Caller I.D." series. Maybe you should just let it go to voicemail.
Note: The first installment was Episode 227.
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In the most rambly episode ever, I present various topics, recorded separately, such as a Tale of eBay Horror rerun*, contemplating paying someone to edit my audiobooks, talking about a book called "Curse of the Reaper," the results of a writing contest, Grimace, the second Spider-verse movie, a presentation of "Mystery of the Semi-Detached" by E. Nesbit, self-doubt in my own abilities, and hey, why not more Grimace talk?
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*Originally, this was "Four Topics In Search..." but when I realized the eBay Horror was a repeat, I added the Nesbit story to make up for it. Look, Damien, it's all for you!
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Big Anklevich joins Rish to present the first-ever Broken Mirror Story he participated in. Alan is a new father, and quite unprepared for the challenges of parenthood . . . including a voice over the baby monitor threatening his son.
Note: This has GOTTA be the longest episode yet, so why wasn't it split into two? Well, because it nearly wasn't even one.
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Rish talks about character names, and the problem with naming them after people you know. He also complains (briefly) about his audiobook project.
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Yikes. Rish presents Bram Stoker's short story, "The Squaw," a tale where the title is somehow not the most problematic part of it.
Warning: Despite being from 1893, this story is particularly rough. Listener discretion is advised.
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So, here is the second half of the Dead & Breakfast story "Never Let Him Go." Mrs. Bice is eager to be rid of Mason Bradley, but someone else has other plans for him.
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Note: A lot of times, I will include extra bits in the episode for my Patreon supporters . . . in this one, I went ahead and released the Patreon version for you too. You're welcome.
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So, I went to my usual February writers conference . . . except my pal Marshal Latham came along. And he joins me in talking about it, as well as various panels. What else do you want, a child cop?
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Rish presents "The Dead Smile" by F. Marion Crawford, from 1899. Sir Hugh Ockrum takes his secret to the grave, but it behooves Gabriel and Evelyn to get the answer . . . even if it's from the dead.
It's the third (and final) episode of our exciting "Be Careful What You Wish For" crossover event. Big Anklevich and Marshal "The Manslaughterist" Latham join me to talk about my lil story, "Fountain of Knowledge."
Rish talks about "Haul Out The Holly," the first Hallmark Christmas movie he's watched.
Okay, we've finally wrung this blood orange dry: the final episode of my Eurotrip report. This show is all about Venice, the overhead compartment, and an African beard.
Oy! Rish continues his massive report about his trip to Europe, including his time in England, jetlag, the Rish-eating turnstile, Jack the Ripper, the exploding Coke Zero, and the Phantom Manor (cue Vincent Price laugh).
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