Back in 2023*, Rish recorded a sprawling episode, ostensibly about the winter, but much more about writing and sports and being an extra in a Clint Eastwood film, and the MATRIX sequels, podcasting, and Stephen King, "The Adventure of the German Student" by Washington Irving, and WHEN HARRY MET SALLY.
You know, the usual. 
Rish gets together with Cousin Ryan to talk about toy-selling . . . for the last time?
Rish shares Ray Bradbury's 1969 tale "Night Call, Collect." Just let it go to voicemail, kids.
Warning: Some sound quality issues.
Rish likes New Years, and talks a bit about that. He looks at the many goals he failed at in 2023 and sets a few for 2024. He answers a couple of questions from listeners, and despite this episode ending up obscenely long, reads "The Cremation of Sam McGee" by Robert W. Service.
Why? Because he thought you would like it.
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Logo by Gino "New (Zealand) Year's" Moretto.
Rish talks about the recent comic convention he went to with his nephew and Cousin Ryan.
Warning: He could not come up with a better episode title.
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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Logo by Gino "There'll Be Mariah Carey Ghost Stories" Moretto.
