The Skinner Co. Network

The Skinner Co. Network

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The Skinner Co. Network episodes

  • 195 - Support: a Blackhall Tale, Part 3 of 6

    Part 3 of 6

    Read the full text, as well as the show notes, at http://flashpulp.com

    Tonight, master frontiersman and student of the occult, Thomas Blackhall, tells the story of an unlikely race, to a prickly, and improbable, audience.

    11 min
  • FC31 - Gone Fishin'

    Hello, and welcome to FlashCast episode thirty-one – Prepare yourself for mouthless horrors, talking fish, vacation, Black Terror, urban legends and the Parsec Awards.

    58 min
  • SE4 - The Final Broadcast, Part 1 of 1

    Part 1 of 1

    Read the full text, as well as the show notes, at http://flashpulp.com

    Tonight, in lieu of our usual fiction, we present The Final Broadcast, a modern myth of improbable pedigree. To find out more on this terrible transmission, visit wiki.flashpulp.com

    7 min
  • SE3 - The Haunted Mixtape, Part 1 of 1

    Part 1 of 1

    Read the full text, as well as the show notes, at http://flashpulp.com

    Next week we’ll return with our usual tales of fisticuffs and the occult, but, tonight, we present The Haunted Mixtape, a folk tale of suspect origin. To find out more regarding this supernatural album, visit http://wiki.flashpulp.com

    6 min
  • SE2 - The Ragman

    Part 1 of 1

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    Tonight, in place of our usual tales, we present The Ragman, an urban legend of dubious origin. To find out more regarding the lurking shade, visit wiki.flashpulp.com

    5 min
  • FC30 - Agnesbründl

    Hello, and welcome to FlashCast episode twenty-night – prepare yourself for burials, voting, John Travolta, a Ghost Rider, The Murder Plague, and extra-terrestrials Vs ranch hands.

    49 min

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