Brian, Dave, and Coop share personal remembrances of author Tom Piccirilli and celebrate his life, career, and impact on many genres, including horror. Plus, True Detective, a visit to Pluto, old men at metal shows and more

Brian and Dave visit the set of a forthcoming horror movie to talk to actor Damian Maffei about his work on screen and stage, and how the works of Joe R. Lansdale have influenced him

Best-selling author Mary SanGiovanni sits down with Brian and Dave to discuss her possible influence on the Slender Man urban legend, her books, serial killer profilers, the meaning of life and so much more

By popular demand, Brian and Dave answer listener questions, leading to discussion of the new season of TRUE DETECTIVE, the 40th Anniversary of JAWS, horror board games, writing advice, the future of Barnes & Noble, and more

Kelli Owen sits in as guest host to help Brian interview Professor Andrew P. Williams about Christopher Lee’s legacy, Hammer films, the differences between writing horror academia and horror fiction, his experiences as a bodyguard, etc.

Brian and Dave go on location to talk with the legendary Scott Edelman about his work at Marvel and DC Comics in the 70s and 80s, his memories of creators such as Stan Lee, Jack Kirby and more

The show descends into chaos and overtime when Coop rejoins Brian and Dave in the studio to interview author Christian Jensen about writing erotic horror, why sex sells better than scares, zombie Bigfoot, and more

Brian talks to Joe Ripple, the CEO of the Scares That Care charity, about their origins, efforts, and upcoming fundraiser. Plus, Clive Barker’s heartbreaking revelations lead to fond reminiscing, sobering writing advice, and cautionary thoughts.

Brian and Dave visit the home of Stoker Award-nominated author and editor Damien Angelica Walters, and talk to her about her books and short fiction, the challenges of making a living as a freelance editor.

Brian and Dave discuss the this year’s Shirley Jackson Award nominees, this year’s Bram Stoker Award winners, and what impact the HWA’s just-announced STOKER-CON may have on the genre overall.