“The Echo That Answered Me.”

This one is about Thanksgiving loneliness, childhood ghosting, wanting to belong, and the moment a mysterious flyer led me to the First Ghosts.

It’s about the echo you carry for years… and what happens when something finally answers back.

The Crispitorium has some new bread and people are saying it's the best thing they've ever eaten. It's called Moon Bloom. And some people don't think it's of this world. So, I am invited back to talk to Agnes again, or whoever she really is.

Here's a short episode about something I witnessed while closing up the Library. A stranger, a large amount of leaves and a change of mind.

A man asked if I wanted to interview him for my podcast. He told me he was a collector things. When I asked what he collected, he just smiled and said, himself.

This episode I cover how the writer Bill Mantlo helped me through some troubling times.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dynamiteent/bill-mantlo-and-butch-guices-swords-of-the-swashbu

https://www.facebook.com/BillMantloProject/

Here's another bonus episode. Halloween in Bandit's Nook is a little different than anywhere else. Listen and find out why.

The loneliness of being an adult.

I interview local laundromat owner and unlicensed radio host, Del Rigsby about this town, his origins and why you can't listen to the music that accompanies the fog.

Not really episode 8. This episode sets in between. This episode, I answer questions and talk about the weird town I live in and its origins!

The Rick Flair bird. He won't come down. He won't stop wooing. A town has the same fever dream....and a morning dove carries a legacy.