What’s really scary about this episode is how little Dave and Reese can actually remember.
They get a lot of things wrong.
But you will hear their thoughts on scary movies.
You’ll also learn what Reese thinks about Hocus Pocus.
This may be the scariest episode yet.
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What’s really scary about this episode is how little Dave and Reese can actually remember. They get a lot of things wrong. But you will hear their thoughts on scary movies. You’ll also learn what Reese thinks about Hocus Pocus. This may be the scariest episode yet. Go behind the scenes, help shape our shows, and more. Subscribe to the Manic Joy email list.

What’s really scary about this episode is how little Dave and Reese can actually remember.
They get a lot of things wrong.
But you will hear their thoughts on scary movies.
You’ll also learn what Reese thinks about Hocus Pocus.
This may be the scariest episode yet.
Go behind the scenes, help shape our shows, and more. <a href="https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ZSe68hK/ManicJoyPodcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">Subscribe to the Manic Joy email list</a>.

Ep. 38: Things that go Bump in the Night

Manic Joy is a podcast about life, love, and uncertainty.

Dave and Reese talk about getting older, raising kids, being married, and trying to act like they know what they’re doing. Some episodes are thoughtful. Some are chaotic. A few go off the rails for reasons no one can explain later.

There are personal stories, surprise questions, listener prompts, and honest reactions in real time. No experts. No answers. Just two people talking it through and occasionally laughing at themselves.

It’s not polished. It’s not serious. It’s real. And somehow, it works.

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Manic Joy is a podcast about life, love, and uncertainty. Dave and Reese talk about getting older, raising kids, being married, and trying to act like they know what they’re doing. Some episodes are thoughtful. Some are chaotic. A few go off the rails for reasons no one can explain later. There are personal stories, surprise questions, listener prompts, and honest reactions in real time. No experts. No answers. Just two people talking it through and occasionally laughing at themselves. It’s not polished. It’s not serious. It’s real. And somehow, it works.

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Ep. 38: Things that go Bump in the Night

Ep. 38: Things that go Bump in the Night