When Arthur overreacts at Ida's revelation, he seems to ruin everything. But can he make amends before it's too late?
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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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