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- Episode 26 - 2017 Halloween Special: "The Toll House"
Episode 26 is our 2017 Halloween Special! It features a telling of the tale "The Toll House" by W. W. Jacobs.
29 min - Episode 25Episode 25 of BSSH is a belated International Podcast Day 2017 special and includes a short introduction by the host. Following this is a reading of "The Passenger" by Lee Henschel Jr. which is an excerpt from his novel "The Sailing Master Book II: The Long Passage". Finally, our featured story for this year's International Podcast Day episode is "Sutter's Well" by Bob's Short Story Hour longtime friend Jeff Chapman. It is an eerie tale to lead up to our Halloween specials coming up later this month.Finally, Listeners, I want to thank you for reaching out to me over the summer hiatus and encouraging me to get back in the studio. You were very kind and it means a lot to me to hear from you all, thank you.Oh, and Kim G. - your suggested requests are most likely going to be this year's Halloween special - so be prepared, and thanks for the submissions!33 min
- Episode 25 - "The Passenger", & "Sutter's Well"
Episode 25 includes readings of:
- "The Passenger" by Lee Henschel Jr.
- "Sutter's Well" by Jeff Chapman
33 min - Episode 24Episode 24 contains some updates on the show and the website, a discussion about the new "Bob's Book Reviews" page on the website, and a sincere apology and explanation regarding the lack of timely episode release. I'm sorry. After all of this I am proud to present the story of "The Facts in the Case of M. Hussman" by Jeff Chapman! The triumphant return of one of the old salts of BSSH. Thanks for listening everyone! ENJOY!29 min
- Episode 24 - "The Facts in the Case of M. Hussman"
Episode 24 includes a reading of the story "The Facts in the Case of M. Hussman" by Jeff Chapman
29 min - Episode 23Episode 23 includes a full-episode interview and banter with MN writer Matthew Hogan, some local MN business plugs such as Daniela's Chocolates in Forest Lake, MN, as well as Barley John's Brewpub in New Brighton, MN and New Richmond, WI. We follow up and read through and discuss laws # 17 - 22 of the Peterson Laws and we wrap up the show with a surprise reading of "The Voice That Tamed the West" written and read by Matthew Hogan.1 hr 35 min
- Episode 23 - Interview with Matthew Hogan, "The Peterson Laws: Part 10", and "The Voice that Tamed the West"
Episode 23 is a special episode featuring:
- An interview with MN author Matthew Hogan
- A live reading of "The Peterson Laws: Part X" by Dr. Dave Peterson (by two guys who know him personally)
- "The Voice that Tamed the West" by Matthew Hogan (Read by the author himself)
1 hr 35 min - Episode 22Today we have a brand new musical guest featured that leads and ends the show. Welcome - Meat Raffle Road. The Rhinelander, Wisconsin folklore tale of The Hodag, as told by your host Bob. Then we have the finale of "Kwik Encounters" that we left hanging last month by Debra Geffen followed by the wonderful story of "Diamond Lil" by Jerry Mevissen - one of the authors who has been with the show from its very roots. Thanks for listening everyone! Have a good night!34 min
- Episode 22 - "Kwik Encounters: Part 2", & "Diamond Lil"
Episode 22 includes readings of:
- "Kwik Encounters: Part 2" by Debra Geffen
- "Diamond Lil" by Jerry Mevissen
34 min - Episode 21Episode 21 of Bob's Short Story Hour includes readings of "The Egg" by Amelia Chambers, "The Peterson Laws" part IX including laws # 15 & 16 and "Kwik Encounters" by Debra Geffen. Musical guests Jocko MacNelly backing up the Peterson Laws as usual, and Braden Canfield between stories. Enjoy!45 min
About Bob's Short Story Hour
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Bob's Short Story Hour is a podcast dedicated to telling stories of contemporary and classic authors in order to accomplish three things: preserve the art of storytelling, get a variety of new works…
out to the listeners featuring a variety of genres and authors, and to promote the works of little-known/up-and-coming independent authors. We also feature independent music. Visit www.bobsshortstoryhour.com to learn more about the show and for info on how to submit stories/music to be included on the project. Thank you for listening everyone!