Good evening, Campfire listeners. I'm John Ballanty, producer and creator of this little

theater of the mine exercise we call Campfire Radio Theater. I hope you're having a safe and

enjoyable October. As you know, it's one of our favorite times of the year.

I'm often asked for recommendations for spooky listening during this season.

So I wanted to take this opportunity to mention a really terrific podcast that is very much in the same spirit of spooky storytelling as we indulge in.

And that's the creepy podcast, Hel held by the very talented John Grills. Now, John is a, he's a creative guy. He's always been a friend and fan of our show.

And he really does the creepy pasta thing better than anybody that I know of.

But they also have begun to feature original stories by some very talented young writers.

This month, creepy pod is doing 31 days of horror.

You can tune in every day and catch a new chilling tale, courtesy of John and his talented crew of voice performers.

In fact, a recent episode of Creepie's 31 Days of Horror features the short story version of one of our very own Halloween episodes from a few years back, written by yours truly.

A certain heartwarming tale of pumpkin carving and bonding with grandpa over some

rather dastardly Halloween traditions.

So, hey, that's worth the price of admission right there, which is zero, in fact.

Check out creepy podcasts wherever you listen.

And that includes Apple, podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, all the usual suspects.

So enjoy the season and have a listen to some spooky tales, one of which is coming up.

Happy Halloween.

Welcome, friend. Have a seat by abyss.

Its interior partially obscured by the smoke which drifted upward to the roof of this vast Neolithic chamber.

The creeping black mist, oh yes, it was surely alive.

An entity with the wheel of its own.

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