Underestimated: A Podcast

This week we take a break for our brains with an absurdly long but totally worth it Halloween special!

I am joined for an amazing conversation with horror writer MontiLee Stormer where we cover everything from women in horror, to accessibility for writers, and the history of Paradise Valley in Detroit.

You'll also hear stories from people about their favorite costumes, unforgettable Halloweens past, and creepy, disembodied whispers about body in the closet.

You'll even hear an interview that I did with my Mom.

Thank you for listening, and Happy Halloween!

For further research on Paradise Valley, the list MontiLee shared with me will be up in the show notes here:https://bit.ly/2q9y0NZ. 

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The opinions expressed in this podcast by the host are those of the host, and are not affiliated with any company, employer, or other entity.

Additional sounds credits this week go to:

"Spookster" by Wayne Jones from the YouTube Audio Library, "Tolling Bell Sound" by Daniel Simion via soundbible.com, "Human Heartbeat Sound" by Daniel Simion  via soundbible.com, and "Thunder Strike 1 Sound" by Mike Koenig  via soundbible.com. 

A Halloween costume from 1987, an interview with Mark Croswell about a very underestimated career, ophthalmic photography, and a short, very liberal section on hope.

Disclaimer: If you prefer not to listen to descriptions of eyes, eyeballs, autopsies, or anything like that, perhaps skip this episode.

You can follow Underestimated on Twitter @underestipod and on Instagram @underestimatedpodcast. You can email the show at [email protected].

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The opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the host, and are not affiliated with any company, employer, or other entity.

Thank you for listening.

A show about the people, places, and things that are often underestimate in life, and shouldn't be.