This episode explores the psychological archetype of The Herald as it relates to Chapter 3 of "The Shadow Over Innsmouth" by Lovecraft. The encounter between the protagonist and Zadok Allen is a pivotal moment in the story. Zadok serves as a Herald archetype, warning the protagonist of the danger lurking in the town of Innsmouth.

This episode is a narration of chapter 3 of the classic story by Lovecraft. The protagonist meets with the local tale-teller Zadok Allen, and learns important secrets about Innsmouth and its denizens.

This episode explores the psychological archetypes of The Forbidden/Tabook Place and The Corrupt/Decadent Society as it relates to Chapter 2 of "The Shadow Over Innsmouth" by Lovecraft.

This episode is a narration of chapter 2 of the classic story by Lovecraft. The unnamed protagonist takes a bus ride to Innsmouth and witnesses his first unsettling observations of the town...eerie, isolated, and decaying.

This episode explores the psychological archetype of The Journey as it relates to Chapter 1 of "The Shadow Over Innsmouth" by Lovecraft.

This episode is a narration of chapter 1 of the classic story by Lovecraft. The journey begins as the unnamed protagonist is lured to visit the forbidden town of Innsmouth.

This episode is a followup to our narration of Sea Curse by Robert E. Howard. We'll be exploring how the Jungian psychological archetype of The Wise Old Man/Wise Old Woman was used effectively in the telling of the tale. And we'll also discuss techniques that we as writers can use to employ this archetype in our own storycraft.

This episode is a narration of the lesser known but fantastic tale by Robert E. Howard (famed author of the Conan stories). Two brash and violent sailors make a BIG mistake and come to a brash and violent end.

This episode is a followup to our narration of Hop-Frog by Edgar Allen Poe. We'll be exploring how the Jungian psychological archetype of The Trickster was used effectively in the telling of the tale. And we'll also discuss techniques that we as writers can use to employ this archetype in our own storycraft.

This episode is a narration of the revenge tale by Edgar Allen Poe. Hop-Frog finds a way to avenge his honor in a surprising way upon a king and his ministers.