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It's time to join your Ghost around the Cauldron of midcentury horror radio to see what it holds for us. This week, it offers "I Am Your Brother", from the series Dark Fantasy.  Who is our brother, and who are we? All questions we'll try to answer--all we can do is try.

File under: metaphor

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Welcome back to Cauldronside, where all is midcentury horror radio. This week The Ghost has something very special lined up for you: "The Bronze Venus", from The Witch's Tale. Wonder why we haven't heard from this series before? 

File under: going back and forth

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Hello and sit down, have a seat, and listen to the story of midcentury horror radio that The Ghost of Radio tells you--if you don't know any better. This week, we define "The Vampire's Desire", from The Hermit's Cave. Don't worry if you can't follow along; it will all be made clear to you.

File under: crumbling and cackling

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Welcome back to Cauldronside, where The Ghost of Radio waits for you each week to renew our pact to share midcentury horror radio. This week, we hear the call of "The Sending", from the CBS Radio Mystery Theater.  A familiar story with a very unexpected impact, it's just what we're looking for--or just what's looking for us.

File under: why Debby?

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Welcome to The Cauldron, where The Ghost of Radio breathes new life into midcentury horror radio. This week, we encounter "The Man Who Knew Everything", via some mysterious mechanism of Quiet, Please. Don't waste your last moments trying to figure it out.

File under: was the coffee different?

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You're back again, knocking at the door of The Ghost of Radio, in search of another immersion in the supernatural world of midcentury horror radio. You're in luck: this week, you'll meet "The Ghost Makers", as found in The Sealed Book. Be prepared for an ending nothing prepares you for.

File under: does she survive after all?

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Another week has delivered you back to Cauldronside to take your chances with midcentury horror radio. Will The Ghost be able to protect you from all the unseen, unidentifiable dangers to be found this week in "The Story of Mr. Mags", from Lights Out, Everybody? You'll have to turn and look behind you to find out.

File under: it's not Agatha

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Welcome to the edge of The Cauldron, boiling full of episodes of midcentury horror radio, conjured up and out for you by The Ghost of Radio.  This week we go in search of "A Room for the Night", and find it at The Creaking Door.  What will be more horrible, spirits or living men? 

File under: living men

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You're back at Cauldronside, waiting for a cloak of midcentury horror radio to cover you. This week, it's "The Black Band", from the series The Hermit's Cave.  Will it shake your confidence in everything that makes you sane? Only one way to find out.

File under: we hate Dickens

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Welcome back to The Cauldron of midcentury horror radio, where The Ghost sends you into the most dangerous places known to innocent travelers. This week, it's "Ringing the Changes", from the series Nightfall, and it asks the question, which is more frightening--the undead returned from the grave, or a young woman on her honeymoon?

File under: tonight?

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