Brian, Mary, Matt and Kelli address rumors regarding the future of the podcast. Then John Quick returns to the show to discuss his forthcoming Richard Laymon homage, jumping from self-publishing to the small press, and and his simultaneous new novels. Plus the cast of Joe R. Lansdale's The Thicket, the HWA's Lifetime Achievement Award recipients, and the Splatterpunk Award nominees.

Director Maggie Levin discusses her new Hulu debut feature, MY VALENTINE, working with Blumhouse, and much more. Plus, Brian, Mary, Matt and Kelli discuss the return of Eddie Berganza.

Brian sits down with Joe Hill and Christopher Golden for an intimate discussion on writing, rejection, creativity, collaboration, comic books, and the Loch Ness Monster.

Author Kelli Owen and Scares That Care CEO Joe Ripple join Brian and Dave to talk about the forthcoming Wisconsin charity event, Sid Haig, and more. Plus, an update on ChiZine and the surprising reveal of Dave's temporary replacement.

Brian, Mary, Matt and Dave pay tribute to Rush drummer Neil Peart and his ties to the horror genre, discuss Scott Derrickson's departure from Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness, and update listeners on the impact of California's AB5 law.

Season six starts with a bang as Splatterpunk Award-winning author Kristopher Triana joins Brian, Mary, Matt and Dave in-studio (along with extra special guest Wesley Southard) to discuss one-star reviews, writing different styles of horror, the influence of his grandmother, and much more.

Dave presents his favorite segments of the year, featuring appearances by Geoff Cooper, Gavin Dillinger, John Urbancik, Jim Schopf, and more! Plus rants about grocery shopping, fast food, and health care!

On this episode, Matt counts down his favorite show moments of 2019 including: Richard Chizmar, Wes Southard, Christian Jensen, Gavin Dillinger,...Alex Jones and much more!

Join (The Professor) Mary Sangiovanni as she takes a look back at some of her favorite show moments from 2019.

Brian Keene recaps his favorite show moments of 2019, including Joe R. Lansdale, JM DeMatteis and many more.