"Christmas Day has come and gone, the New Year lies ahead. Strange things happen Between the Years [like Will and Lauren recording a bonus episode], in the days outside of time. Minutes go wild, hours vanish. Idleness becomes a clever thief [but not for us, ha ha!], stealing the names of the days of the week, muting the steady tick of watches and clocks. These are the hours when angels, ghosts, demons and meddlers [us, obviously] ride howling wind and flickering candlelight [and bottles of Carlo Rossi], keen to stir unguarded hearts and restless minds."

Guard your heart and guard your minds, cause the Well Lit Podcast is back on this finest of New Year's Eves to gush about our favorite witchy novella, Half Spent Was the Night by Ami McKay! We wish all you listeners an incredible new decade of life--we hope it's full of love, spirit, and handsome masked strangers. 

"Whistle for demons, boys, whistle for fiends, give a high great tootling blow for beasties and ferocious fanged boomers of the dark!" Hey, you spooky babes! We're back for one more bonus episode for Lauren's favorite Bradbury story, The Halloween Tree! Join us for a spirited conversation full of the history of Halloween, death in a children's story, and day old Sangria! Viva Pipkin! Viva forever!

I'm coming home, I'm coming home, tell the World...there's a spider sticking out of my nose. On Episode 10 of the Well Lit Podcast, we get kinda sappy, kinda sentimental, and kinda into a story that we thought we hated. Much love to all of our listeners, and to the star of the show... Ray Burberry himself! Get ya books out for the last episode of Season 1, and *stay tuned* for more spooky goodness. Cheers!

Special thanks to Anic, Annie, Cappy, Jared, and Patrick, in perfect alphabetical order. Special thanks to Will the Wise, because Lauren is typing this. Special thanks to all listeners of Season 1--y'all really make us feel undead! Finally, special thanks to the Man, the Storyteller, the Legend: Ray Bradbury.

Much love, & we'll see you on the other side of The October Country,

Will & Lauren.

A baby murderer? A baby who murders? Did Ray Bradbury write the first dead baby joke?  Have we all gone too far this time? Will suffering ever end? Find on the ninth episode of the Well Lit Podcast - The Small Assassin.

Ya like pumpkins?  Ya like David Lynch? Did Ray Bradbury predict social media? Find out in this week's episode, you f*cking psycho!

Allin??!!??!!

You know that neighbor you never talk to? Yeah, you're right, he's 100% a vampire. Lucky for you, we have a fix -- details in episode 6 of the Well Lit Podcast! Stay safe & stay spooky, friends!

Take some vitamin C and get a flu shot cause this episode is literally sick! Our lil homie and protagonist, Martin, is afflicted with God knows what and it doesn't look good (hint: it isn't). Our other lil homie, Lauren, is on the mend from a wicked flu but will bounce back quicker than you can whisper, "Martin had company." Hug your pet and settle in for The Emissary!

What's the craziest shit you can imagine shoving into a jar? How about a drowned kitten? Or your dead son? Or, maybe, your wife's eyeball...we're about to find out on Episode 4 of the Well Lit Podcast, on which we're joined again by our dear friend Cappy! Settle in with a group of your favorite (or least favorite) neighbors, and enjoy the sweet, sloshy sounds of The Jar by Ray Bradbury! 

Buckle the f*ck up, because the bestie train is pulling into the October Country! We're joined by our homies, Anic and Cappy, for an hour and a half of shit-talks, wine spills, and discussions about whether or not this entire story is all in George Garvey's damn head. Enjoy Episode 3 of the Well Lit Podcast--The Watchful Poker Chip of H. Matisse. Skrrt-skrrt!