The Valley Indy's editor is a movie geek and hosts a horror-movie podcast no one hears.

So why not have on the Seymour resident organizing this year's CT Horror Fest?

Have a listen, why doncha?

Hops Company news and a Chris Bowen interview.

Aimee Misset, the new principal of Derby’s Irving School, is the latest guest on “Navel Gazing: The Valley Indy Podcast.”

On this episode of ‘Navel Gazing: The Valley Indy Podcast, we’re speaking with Kara Rochelle, the Derby resident and Democratic nominee in the 104th state House of Representatives District.

The district includes Ansonia and Derby, and is currently held by Rep. Linda Gentile, a Democrat from Ansonia who opted not to seek another term.

On this episode of ‘Navel Gazing: The Valley Indy Podcast, we’re speaking with Joseph Jaumann, the Ansonia resident and Republican nominee in the 104th state House of Representatives District.

The district includes Ansonia and Derby, and is currently held by Rep. Linda Gentile, a Democrat from Ansonia who opted not to seek another term.

Lorie Vaccaro is the president of the Ansonia Board of Aldermen and this week's guest on "Navel Gazing: The Valley Indy Podcast."

Click play to listen to Vaccaro talk about his latest role in Ansonia -- chairman of the Ansonia Charter Revision Commission.

The commission could take up to 16 months to decide whether to make major changes to the city charter -- that is, the document that serves as the blue print for city government.

An interview with newly-appointed Derby Middle School Principal Rachael Caggiano.

Dino Verrelli of Beacon Falls is the founder and CEO of Project Purple, a nonprofit that funds research for and provides financial aid to people with pancreatic cancer.

Seymour's Christopher Bowen discusses the theory that gamer gate trolls have entered the Star Wars fandom.

"We need to educate kids, and I don't know how we're going to do this at this point."

That was the sentence uttered by Mathew Hough less than a week after Ansonia Public Schools laid off 17 teachers.

Hough is president of the teachers union, and he says the staff cuts will have a detrimental impact on the education system, to say the least.

Click play to listen.