Join Tori, Michelle, and Stephen to talk about King, Amazon Smut, and cocktails in this full-length interview special!

The boys tackle not one, but two novellas - Apt Pupil and The Breathing Method - in a very special Stephen King Boo! Club Double Feature! Phoenix recounts meeting Uncle Steve himself. Stephen goes in depth about violence. Our three-part on Different Seasons comes to a close.

In the second installment of our Different Seasons series, we go back to the summer of 1960. We get into the story, the movie Stand By Me, and what bildungsroman means.

Here is the full interview with Professor Tony Magistrale, scholar of Stephen King and other horror masters. For further reading, see his Maura Grady's book The Shawshank Experience.

In this episode, we take on part 1 of our "Different Seasons" series with SK's masterpiece work about a wrongly imprisoned man. Special thanks to Professor Tony Magistrale, our Call from Beyond this week.

In this episode we explore Stephen King's cynophobia-inducing thriller Cujo. It's about a cute and cuddly puppy who entertains people with neat tricks. Thanks to substance abuse counselors Eva and Tia, our callers for the week.

It's a hot one this week as we read Firestarter, originally published in 1980. If you like psychopathic secret agents, pyrokinesis, and Disney's Frozen, then we've got an episode for you!

This week we take on precognition, telepathy, lost love, and scrotal blood in Stephen King's The Dead Zone. This book has a weird tone, this episode has a weird tone, and we hope you enjoy!

In the final installment, we wrap up our story and talk about dreams and epics. There's also 2.5 musical numbers. Join us in our race to the 1151st page, and remember; bad things happen to people in stagnation.

Phoenix has come down with a flu, which we can neither confirm nor deny to be Captain Tripps! Unfortunately, that means The Stand will remain incomplete until he (and his band) get better. In the meantime, enjoy the previously Patreon exclusive Pilot episode of The Stephen King Boo! Club on the short story, Dolan's Cadilac. Fair warning: the audio is R O U G H. We will be back next week with the finale of The Stand.