The time has finally come for one of Stephen King's hardest-hitting novels of the ninetys: The Green Mile! Stephen and Phoenix talk love, loss, and urinary tract infections. Phoenix gets back-to-back bible and movie segments. Stephen finds the theme of the book. The boys talk magic in all its forms.

In this little ode to all the podcast-competition-submitters out there, Stephen is baring his soul and presenting his work with an original short story called, A March Hare! It's horror, as you might expect. Enjoy!

It's the never-ending recording sesh as the boys tackle the back half of Stephen King's Insomnia (1994)! Stephen touches base from the future. Phoenix just barely makes it to the finish line. A very big congratulations to Jasmine Hoheisel for winning our fan art competition with an incredible cross-stitch of the Overlook Hotel!

Hi family, If you haven't heard, Phoenix got to interview the folks behind the INCREDIBLE Old Gods of Appalachia, and it got all sorts of wild. Even if you haven't listened to their podcast yet (which you should!) this is an amazing interview about creative processes, Appalachian culture, and artistic integrity. We hope you'll enjoy - we sure did!

Brew some fresh coffee and reach a higher plane of consciousness, because this week we're kicking off the first two parts of Stephen King's Insomnia, published in 1994! Stephen brings back an old-but-gold segment while Phoenix introduces a brand-spanking-new one. Classical myth nerds, this one's for you!

After a long hiatus, we are back at it with the Calls from Beyond! This week Phoenix is interviewing recognized Stephen King expert and fellow mega-fan, Michael Blouin about his upcoming book about Uncle Steve's writing about American Politics. It's a fascinating perspective from an articulate academic, so take notes because there will be a pop quiz.

Phoenix and his finely-tuned ear for all things Maine takes us on a wild journey through the Mainest dang book we've read so far: Dolores Claiborne. Stephen learns about cowbins. Phoenix channels his ancestors.

Uncover your wells and confess to murder, because this week we're covering Dolores Claiborne! Yes, it's time to tackle the sister-book to Gerald's Game and all the wonderfully complex literary jazz that goes with it. Stephen goes to The Opera. Phoenix gets Biblical.

Make yourself some popcorn, because for our bonus this week, we're getting way into Gerald's Game (2017), directed and co-written by Mike Flanagan! Phoenix celebrates extending his very favorite segment. Stephen tries to get through the infamous de-gloving scene, recorded in real time. The boys go through the Stephen King references snuck into the script.

Keep that glass of water handy, because it's time for Gerald's Game! After Four Past Midnight, the boys are good and ready to go back to the regular, one-book-an-episode program. Spoiler alert: this one rules! Stephen faces his fear of blood. Phoenix gets his true crime geek on. Some people call this episode Maurice.