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In this Halloween Special edition of “A Proper Education”, Matt presents a Simpsons Treehouse of Horror and Halloween in Springfield themed round of questions to the first ever Team Steve-Dave-Chris! How do they do in this pop culture halloween extravaganza? Play along and find out!

The 2024 edition of “War of the Worlds Week” starts now! In this episode, we take a listen one of the radio broadcasts that inspired the 1938 Mercury Theatre on the Air version of “The Wars of the Worlds”. This is “The Fall of the City” from the Columbia Workshop, written by Archibald MacLeish, directed and produced by Irving Reis, and starring Orson Welles.

The fall of the city first aired on April 11, 1937 on CBS Radio.

An unexpected prophecy from an unexpected source places a city in panic. All the events are reported from that city’s radio broadcast station. Some of this probably sounds familiar to the 1938 “War of the Worlds” fans.

The similarities don’t stop there. Listen along and find out more and enjoy, “The Fall of the City”.

The best series on TV is back for its 6th and final season! And with it comes the not so best but still returning podcast covering the series, “What We Do in the Shadows”. In this episode, Khrysti, Matt and Andy list their top 3 take aways from the season opening episode “The Return of Jerry”.

Welcome once again to another edition of Old Time Radio Horror, one of our special series for our 2024 Halloween celebration here at neozaz.com

Hard to believe, with its massive library, that this is the first episode from the series Escape we're featuring this year.

Better late than never, the episode of Escape we're hearing today is "Evening Primrose." This performance is one of 3 productions of this script by Escape during the series run, and this is the very first performance, aired on November 5th, 1947.

This story has been called a twilight zone-esque story about a fascinating array of beings that dwell inside a department store and only come out at night.

So now - relax, turn down the lights, and sit back and enjoy this Escape episode, "Evening Primrose."

Pretty Tied Up (Hanging Puppet Side Down).

Welcome again to another episode of Old Time Radio Horror, part of our 2024 Halloween Celebration.

Today we're returning to an old favorite series to pull an episode from: "Suspense."

The episode we're listening to is called "Ghost Hunt," having first aired on June 23. 1949. It's about a Radio host known for crazy stunts spending a night in a haunted house. While there, he tries to seek out the spirits of the four people who committed suicide inside the house, but he finds a lot more than he expected.

So now - relax, turn down the lights, and sit back and enjoy this Suspense episode, Ghost Hunt.

After a year's pause, Ian and Eric return to the worlds of Alien, and start with a brief discussion on what they thought when Prometheus was in production, then finally was released.

Hello again, and welcome to Old time Radio Horror, the special Halloween celebration series for the 2024 season.

We are returning to the series The Hall of Fantasy in this episode.

The episode featured this time is called "The Shadow People." "The Shadow People" first aired on September 21st, 1952, and it's a story about a troubled daughter mourning the loss of her father that becomes entangled with a self-proclaimed paranormal expert to contact her father one more time. Once they try, she finds out there is more waiting for them in the shadows.

So now - relax, turn down the lights, and sit back and enjoy this Hall of Fantasy episode, The Shadow People".

With the only villain this time being a hole in the ground, its time to look at another hero. One of the most iconic Thunderbirds characters, Brains.

Hello, and welcome back to this next installment of the NEOZAZ Halloween Special series, Old Time Radio horror.

Today, we're listening to an interestingly named offering from the Columbia Broadcasting System series, the CBS Radio Mystery Theater. It's called "Hickory, Dickory, Doom." Along with the title is an equally interesting story about a malfunctioning grandfather clock purchased by a young couple that soon learns that the source malfunction is that it's a gateway for a demonic world.

This story was written for the CBS radio Mystery Theater by Bob Jurehn, a rather prolific author in the time of Old Time Radio Horror. It first aired on February 26, 1979.

So now - relax, turn down the lights, and sit back and enjoy this CBS Radio Mystery Theater episode, Hickory, Dickory, Doom.

Epsiode 8 of this year's old time radio horror series is just days away, but until then I will say thank you for listening and I'll see you in that next episode.