Rish presents M.R. James's 1904 spooky story, "The Number Thirteen." A historian in Denmark stays in Room 12 of the local inn . . . but who is in Room 13? And is there even a Room 13?
Rish then talks and talks about the ending of the story (and so should you).
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Finishing the presentation of "The Dark Gift." Thanks to you. People are finally starting to notice Nobie Miller . . . a lot of people at the Pickle Days carnival. And they're noticing her a lot.
Rish goes to a pretty dark place (no pun intended) with the discussion afterward, but also explains the main character's ridiculous name (still not as bad as the majority of Gen Z names are--Braxton, Oakley, Addison, Jaiden, and Rayleigh--I'm looking at you).
Warning: Wilson Phillips.
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Rish presents the first half of his recent carnival story, "The Dark Gift." Nobie, Eris, and Grump are enjoying the 1992 Pickle Days celebration when Nobie spins a wheel and it stops on something it wasn't supposed to.
Afterward, Rish explains the title and inspiration--making this probably the only story he's ever written due to spite.
Note: This was not intended to be split into two episodes, so it might behoove you to wait and listen to both parts together. Or, judging by its reaction elsewhere . . . not at all.
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Rish tells more stories about being a security guard. Will it ever stop? Yo, I don't know.
In this one, Rish talks about being at the library for one year, as well as the lady who has seizures, and what seems like actual progress with her. He also talks about the relationship between librarians and security, the girl whose first day it wasn't, his limited Spanish-speaking ability, and in a bit of a downer*, the girl who was covering her face.
*A bit??
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Rish, with special guest Big Anklevich, presents Paul W. Fairman's 1952 story, "Brothers Beyond The Void," about the first man to visit Mars. They also talk about the classic episode of television it inspired.
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Rish talks about his family Christmas party and whether his table or his sister's table won the Best Table vote.
Also, how did he do with his 2025 goals . . . and would he be foolish enough to make some in 2026?
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Happy Halloween, kids! What, it's not Halloween where you are?
For an extra-long treat (rather than a trick), Rish presents Daphne du Maurier's 1952 story "The Birds," about an English village beset by flocks of avian killers almost as sick of humanity as you are. Apparently, they once made a film of it.
Note: This very nearly was split into two episodes, and only the promise of the greatest holiday of the year kept them stuck together.
Note 2: You're welcome.
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