The Ghoulish Gallery

In this episode from the vault, Al Davidson and I chat about my neighbor, Kentucky! The great Kentucky Meat Shower, a goat man, and haunts in the general area all come up in our conversation!

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This was SUCH a fun episode to record, and I can't thank Lindz enough for coming on! We talk about selkies, severed heads rolling through open doorways, and the irony in where some murderers end up. The cultural differences between the US and Scotland inevitably work their way into the chat, and an important notice: the release of her debut Beast has been delayed till August, so keep an eye out!

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Twitter: @lindzmcleod

Site: lindzmcleod.co.uk

In this episode, Billy Loper fills me in on his local spooks/legends, we discuss teenagers and their lack of respect for haunted things, and some cryptid chat! No future house guests who listen to this will ever be able to take me seriously if I try to warn them that my house is haunted... oops.

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In this ghoulish episode, Eric tells me about one of the coolest ghostly experiences I've ever heard of, and the most vague lake monster (or maybe it's just indecisive on how to look each day). We hash out what it would take for each of us to be convinced ghosts exist, and whether cryptids might actually all be aliens!

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@ericraglin1992 on Twitter, Instagram, and Tiktok

@cursedmorsels on Twitter and Instagram

My sincerest apologies on how long of a break there was between episodes. 2023 has been off to a rough start, but we're trying to get rolling again!

Mike joined me for this episode to talk about the top 10 haunted places in Salem, Mass, and I would love for someone to explain to me what a bewitched pig does! We discuss the real horrors of tourism traffic, how surreal it can be when the past merges with the present, and all kinds of spooks and their motivations.

A bit of a trigger warning on this one, as there's some brief talk of addiction and the bath salt zombies in Florida.

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Originally recorded back in October, I'm trying to help maximize the hype for the upcoming release of KC's Melinda West: Monster Gunslinger! We had a lovely chat about haunted ships, the Whaley House, what % of ghosts are disappointed women, weird West things, and Halloween in New England vs. San Diego.

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This episode was an absolute blast to record. SO MANY GHOSTS STORIES! We have *some* Barbarian spoiler conversation from about 9:15 to 13:00, a throwback to my recording with Derek Hutchins where I absolutely jinxed myself, some more Frogman conversation from the episode with Cat, and our shared love of true crime.

Bit of a trigger warning, to be on the safe side. Around 1:14:30, for a couple minutes we get into conversation about abusive situations and rape, in how it relates to EV's newest release, Three Days in the Pink Tower. If you don't know who this woman is, you're missing out, because she's a badass.

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As you can tell by the podcast discussion, I'm clearly not sticking to the same order they were recorded in. Brenda and I have a blast chatting about all kinds of fun things, like cannibalism (no, I do not endorse the act of cannibalism), Mother Nature whooping some ass, snoring dogs, and her badass book Blood Mountain *review link below*. 

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Instagram: bstolianwriter

Twitter: @BSTolian

Facebook: Brenda Tolian

TikTok: mxt3337

This week's chat with horror writer Villimey Mist contained a whole lot of Icelandic Christmas traditions and monsters, so here we are with a Christmas special! Icelandic folklore tells you to appreciate what you were given, OR ELSE, and I approve of getting potatoes instead of coal. We talk about how nature will 1000% mess you up, where earthquakes come from, and anxiety is a bitch.

**Minor spoiler alert: there's some conversation about Smile around the 14 minute mark, and Barbarian around 16 minutes. No huge, in-depth chat giving away details, but a tiny bit.**

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In the longest episode so far: I almost cause Matt's death by catching him mid-sip with my shining wit, I prepare to list my squeaky chair as a co-host in addition to Journey, and you learn why you should never piss off your food delivery driver. A man even has a pterrifying encounter with a pteradactyl! But also, we cover all the bases: cryptids, dinosaurs, ghosts, the 7 Gates of Hell, you name it!

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Twitter: @Matt_Wildasin

Amazon: Matt Wildasin

This week we have author Ezekiel Kincaid! Journey is a whole lot more involved this episode, we talk about Ezekiel's love of Bigfoot, a potential occult hot spot and the fed up neighbors, the "Satanic Panic" in the 80s, armed cult members, and so much more! His socials are linked below, along with my review of The Dawning, and his rougarou story!

Twitter: @EzekielKincaid

His Site: ezekielkincaid.wordpress.com

Join Cat and I for the mysterious, magical Frogman of Loveland, OH! While he may not be seen often, the accounts they do have are absolutely worth it. We've also got wizards, cold weather, monster shows, and just an all around good time. Side note - also a little bit of a spoiler toward the end for The Black Phone - oooops.

This episode, Katie Marie joins us to discuss the ghosts inhabiting Avebury Manor - the saddest, but nicest smelling ghost ever, the sad young woman chasing men with facial hair, and the poor cat stuck punching a time card even after it's passed! Then (shockingly) conversation takes a fantastically morbid turn with medieval tradition, Pokémon menus, and other fun things!

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In my VERY first episode, William Sterling joins me to talk about Lake Lanier, Georgia! We cover everything from how horrible human history is, giant catfish, haunted waterpark novels, and Twitter Horror Community Pokémon Cards!

William can be found here:

Twitter: @spooky_sterling