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PSEUDOPOD returns
Shawn wrote: "Bumping up to let everyone know that Pseudopod.org has returned from it's hiatus. The newest episode is here:http://pseudopod.org/2011/03/11/pseud...
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Yay!
Pseudopod - this week's episode:A couple... their son... a terrible accident... and then another... and then...
it's by John Grant
Pseudopod - this week's episode:What (not who) killed the Electric Car....
It's "The Sound Of Gears" by Ferret Steinmetz
Pseudopod - this week's episode:3 short short stories of still lives and exhibitions: a tired hunter in a room full of paintings, a famous autopsy victim who's in complete control, and the real secret behind those "Little Miss Tiara" competitions...
It's "FLASH ON THE BORDERLANDS VII: Tableaux & Display"
featuring stories by Kirsty Logan, David Steffen and Caroline Yoachim.
(at least one story is specifically "supernatural"...)
Pseudopod - this week's episode:The tender story of a professor and his fungus...
It's "Tippler's Bane" by Evelyn Wang
Pseudopod - this week's episode:A song that holds the world together, those that try to silence it, and a man in between...
It's "The Song Of Prague" by Shane Jiraiya Cummings
Pseudopod - this week's episode:FLASH ON THE BORDERLANDS VIII: Warped Love
Two roadside shrines of very different types in "In Memoriam" by Matthew Chrulew, Matthew Funk warns about the slippery slope of abuse in "Pieces", and "Home Is Where The Heart Is" by Bint Arab literalizes an old saw.
(the second and third stories are specifically "supernatural")
Please donate even a pittance if enjoyed...
I knew I was forgetting something...Pseudopod - last week's episode:
A tourist discovers the value of tradition when it comes to trolls....
It's "The Talisman" by Heather McDougal.
and then...Pseudopod - last Friday's episode:
Step on a crack, break your mother's back, but don't EVER cross...
"The Line" by Grady J. Gratt
Pseudopod - last Friday's episode:The worst (and most gratifying) job in the world...
It's "Songs For Dead Hearts" by Mandana Faridani
Pseudopod - new episodeLove means always having to make sure the dead stay buried....
It's "In Bloom" by Caspian Gray.
An odd inheritance sends a couple on a strange quest...It's "The 7 Garages of Kevin Simpson" by Alan Baxter
This week on PseudopodMalformed babies and old time religion.
It's "Bruise For Bruise" by Robert Davies
We at Pseudopod just did a reading of William Hope Hodgson's "The Voice In The Night" to celebrate our 250th episode! Check it out!
This week on PseudopodA young man down on his luck and the old gent that lives next door - and a trapdoor in the ceiling that connects their two rooms...
It's "Repler" by Jonathan Lowe
This week on pseudopodGrandma has a story to tell you, about her daughter and wolves and terrible people...
It's "In 'The Poor Girl Taken By Surprise'" by Gemma Files
This week on PseudopodA man receives a tempting offer in a bar
It's "The Stink of Animosity" by Rob E. Boley
Last Friday on Pseudopod.... a little horror of the season...Two sisters share memories of "He who knows when parents have been bad or good..."
It's "To My Wondering Eyes Did Appear" by Larry C. Kay
ALSO: please check out the TRIO OF TERROR promo while you're at it! Three new stories by Jim Bihyeh (Jim Kristofic), Grady Hendrix & Tim W. Burke!
last Friday on Pseudopod... a little more horror of the seasonBe good for goodness sake... or Krampus will find you!
It's "Saint Nicholas' Helper" by D.K. Thompson
last Friday on Pseudopod:The Winter Solstice brings change....
It's "Widdershins" by Robert Mammone.
ALSO - a special bonus flash for X-mas:
Dealing with family relations during the holidays is murder...
It's "Coming Home" by Maria Alexander
This week on Pseudopod:That sticky black mass underground may *not* be oil...
It's "Black Hill" by Orrin Grey!
And that's the year in Pseudopod - please join us next year for more, more more...
For those interested in checking out the 2011 run of PSEUDOPOD but unsure where to start, here's one man's best of list with 8 choices.
This week on PseudopodNavigating modern Tokyo can be very dangerous for a teenage girl, even one with a secret...
It's "Biba Jibun" by Eugie Foster.
This week on Pseudopod...Sometimes, looking back is dangerous
It's "This Is Now" by Michael Marshall Smith
Those who enjoy pulpy, cosmic level horror may find this of interest:This week on Pseudopod....
Cosmic Daddy's back... and he's hyper-hungry!
It's "Let There Be Darkness" by Mike Allen, read by Christiana Ellis.
This week on PseudopodLearn a dark secret about the Civil War...
It's "The Burning Servant" by Steven Saus
This week on Pseudopod...3 flash stories about the dark spirits all around us...
It's FLASH ON THE BORDERLANDS X - DEMONICA with stories by Stephen Hodgkinson, Brady Golden & Peadar Ó Guilín / readings by Eve Upton, David Michel & Cian MacMahon.
This week on Pseudopod...A ghostly story from the Australian outback, where campers hear a strange voice in the darkness...
It's "The Dark And What It Said" by Rick Kennett, read by our own Graeme Dunlop
This week on Pseudopod...Episode #275 - and so we bring you a story by an undisputed master of the genre...
Some young scouts scoff at the stories about a desolate field with a well, and 3 strange figures...
It's "Wailing Well" by M.R. James, read for you by David Thomas Moore.
This week on PseudopodAnother cool April morning in Hell...
It's "The Orchard of Hanging Trees" by Nicole Cushing, read by Jonathan Sullivan
This week on PseudopodAn aging Hansel is worried about his sister....
It's "Gingerbread & Ashes" by Jaelithe Ingold, read by Pete Milan
Last week on PseudopodThey just will not stop....
It's "The Women Who Watch" a previously untranslated story by renowned Belgian dark fantasist Thomas Owen (read more about him here), presented to us in English by Edward Gauvin and read by Pete Milan.
This week on Pseudopod...Run Time Error - Lives Left: 0
It's "Kill Screen" by Chris Lewis Carter, read by Josh Roseman (and some extra special guests)!
This week on Pseudopod....From the 1890's, it's a tale of people and animals, often in the same skin...
It's "The White Dog" by famed Russian Symbolist Fyodor Sologub, read by Tanja Milojevic.
This week on Pseudopod...An ancient god and a long, long bus ride in Australia...
It's "The Rainbow Serpent" by Vincent Pendergast, read by Daniel Foley.
This week on Pseudopod (last week's episode is still delayed, sorry...)A bar in Naples, and powerful drink....
It's ""Demon Rum"" by Charles M. Saplak, read by Dominick Rabrun. "Skål!"
This week on Pseudopod...Life is short and filled with stuff but can these punks find some teenage kicks in a pretty vacant old building or is there no future for the blank generation?
It's "The Squat" by Sean Logan, read for you by James Trimarco
ALSO on Pseudopod this week - the ramp up to our 300th episode begins with the first part of our fast forward through the first 100 episodes of Pseudopod. DARE you submit yourself to the audio insanity?It's "A Short History Of Pseudopod: Part 1"
This week on Pseudopod....A damaged girl and her nightmares...
It's "White As A Bedroom Door" by Nathaniel Lee, read for you by David Moore!
*Also* this week on Pseudopod - another episode 300 party favor(clasps hands behind back and walks into shot) Welcome to our audio archive of eerie, atavistic atrocities (lights cigarette), a carefully curated cacophony of chilling curiosities, sure to curdle the blood and tingle the spine. With the greatest of pride, we bring you tonight’s offering and welcome you to
… A Short History of Pseudopod: Part 2
*also* this week on Pseudopod(creaking door) Welcome, boils & ghouls, to our gory little abattoir of the airwaves, a festering waveband of wretchedness we’ve dubbed Pseudopod! Woven into this website of witchery are some truly tormented tidbits, so pull up a casket fear-fans, adjust your drool cups and settle in for some sickening sound, as we serve up…
A Short History of Pseudopod: Part 3
(see you soon at a Senate Subcommittee hearing on Internet delinquency and the corruption of the web’s morals!)
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A very bad man can't shake the feeling that some...one? is following him...
It's "The Step" by E.F. Benson, read for you by Frank Key!
This week on Pseudopod...A little Appalachian ghost story... maybe?
It's "Singing By The Fire" by Jamieson Ridenhour, read for you by Nathan Lowell!
This week on Pseudopod....Three flash pieces about those who have to decided to do something, or do nothing....
It's Pseudopod 303: Flash On The Borderlands XIII - Responsible Parties! Stories by Tres Crow, David Glen Larson & Nathaniel Matthews Lee, read for your enjoyment by Malcolm Charles, Patrick Bazille & Rikki LaCoste!
This week on Pseudopod...A traveling game and an inheritance unlike any expected....
It's "The Last Reel" by Lynda E. Rucker, read for you by Mark E. Phair.
This week on Pseudopod....The Golden Gate Bridge, the man who dredges the water below, and a lost love...
It's "Night Fishing" by Ray Cluley, read for you by Eric Luke.
(what? huh? oh, it's Friday....)This week on PSEUDOPOD...
A bit of the old shag cut, tasting of dark leaf and the salt sea...
It's "That Ol' Dagon Dark" by Robert MacAnthony, read for you by our own Alasdair Stuart!
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