Karma is a dish best served to the most annoying, pompous, and evil people we meet on the bumpy pathways of life. But sometimes Karma needs a little help. Enter, The Little Girl From Provincetown.

Some may wish every day to be Halloween. Here's the tale of one man who wishes every day was not Halloween!

In the 48 contiguous United States, there exist even today, towns where there is no cell service, no internet, and no cable television. These villages often cling to Wild West values, as shown in this episode of Short Story Theater..a brief peek into a place where the present and the past merge in an uneasy harmony.

There is a chamber in the mind of every person where they try to hide their deepest, darkest secrets. In some individuals this little compartment becomes a foul and festering cesspool that leads them to self destruction. For others, like the man in this tale, the secrets remain hidden to everyone - even himself.

You've undoubtedly heard of Johnny Walker - but there's another Johnny Walker you may be interested in. You know the one that's for sipping, but our John Walker is for inspiration. He's long forgotten but perhaps should be as well known as Abe Lincoln, and for the same reasons.

A fast running river divides the United States and Canada at the Northernmost Border Station, in the State of Maine. On a frigid New Year's Eve, with the wind howlilng, and the temperature far below zero, two border patrol agents are shocked when they see a line of strange travelers walking across the international bridge. Some are dressed for summer, all appear to be strange or deranged......

An ancient tale that may be Midnight Madness or perhaps a Midnight Miracle. It is for the listener to decide.