Dreadtime Stories: Recent Episodes
Adam Hebert
Join host Adam Hebert every week to explore dark fantasy and horror short stories by a wide range of authors from around the world, as well as classic old time radio, horror podcast The Magnus Archives, and updates from his D&D game.
Hello, Dear Listeners. I know. Yours Cruelly has neglected the Oddcast feed. I apologize and will work on being better. That said, here is episode 25.
In this episode, we featured F. Marion Crawford's weird story The Upper Berth. This was followed by The Magnus Archives episode 22: Colony.
Just a reminder, all incidental music heard on this program is courtesy of Tabletop Audio. Tabletop Audio: Music For Wherever You Work, Podcast or Play... Dungeons and Dragons.
Due to feed issues, the rest of the show will be found here.
Our OTR show for this week was an adaption of Crawford's The Screaming Skull. Finally, our Podcast Pick was the Horrorbabble Originals Podcast.
Please remember to check out the other fine programs here on Radio For Humans
The Tim Corrimal Show- Monday and Tuesday mornings at 8:30 Eastern and Tuesdays at 8 PM Eastern Dreadtime Stories- Every Wednesday night at 7 PM Eastern VoodooZombie Boutique Presents Time For Go To Bed- Every Thursday night at 7 PM Eastern From The Bunker with Jodie Hamilton- Every Thursday night immediately following Time For Go To Bed It Came From Cleveland- Every Friday night at 7 PM Eastern Unnamed Music Show by Adam Hebert- Every Friday at 11 PM Eastern Paul's Memory Bank- 8 PM Eastern every Saturday night Radio Mayonaka with DJ Yoru-kun- Every Saturday night/Sunday Morning at 12 AM (Midnight)
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Hello again, Dear Listeners. Yes, I know Yours Cruelly is over a week late in getting the show podcast up but... Better late than never, right? Anyway. This week, our stories were In the Village of Villifere by Robert E. Howard, and The She-Wolf by Saki. This was followed by episode 7 of The Magnus Archives, The Piper. We then heard the December 5th, 1944 broadcast of The Strange Doctor Weird, Death in the Everglades. Our OTR selection for this week was the May 7th, 1944 broadcast of The Weird Circle, The Werewolf. Finally, our Pod People selection was The Storage Papers, which can be heard at http://www.rustyquill.com. As always, Dear Listener, until next time, this is Yours Cruelly wishing you... unpleasant dreams...
Hello again, Dear Listeners. It is finally October and Halloween, objectively the best time of the year, has begun in earnest.
To mark this occult occasion, we have selected an extremely terrifying tale written by Washington Irving, one of America's finest authors of short stories. In fact, you're guaranteed to just lose your head listening to The Adventure of the German Student. After that, Yours Cruelly gives another update on the Dungeons and Dragons game I am currently running. Next is episode six of The Magnus Archives- Squirm, courtesy of The Rusty Quill. Following that, we had episode 4 of The Strange Doctor Weird: Murder Comes Home. After that was the September 17th, 1979 broadcast of CBS Radio Mystery Theater's The Guillotine, an adaptation of this week's sordid story. Finally on this week's Pod People segment, the Parcast Network's Mythical Monsters podcast was discussed. However, there are some issues with recent business decisions.
Next week's story is a tale by another American, Robert E. Howard. We'll be listening to his story In the Forest of Villifere.
Do be sure to remember that we have a Patreon, which you can find at Studio Hebert. There you can pledge support for this program for as little as one dollar a month, with 5, 10, and 15 dollars a month getting you special Patreon exclusive bonus material.
Finally before we list all the important links for this week's program, I'd like to remind everyone that all incidental music heard on this program is courtesy of Tabletop Audio, where you can find royalty free music for download.
We'll see you next time, Wednesday at 7 PM Eastern here on Radio for Humans. Until next week, Dear Listeners, this is Yours Cruelly wishing you and yours unpleasant... dreams....
Links
Radio for Humans Website- https://radioforhumans.com
Radio for Humans on Tunein- https://tunein.com/radio/Radio-For-Humans-s225254/
The Adventure of the German Student- https://librivox.org/short-story-collection-vol-077-by-various/
Rusty Quill- http://www.rustyquill.com
Mythical Monsters- https://www.parcast.com/mythicalmonsters
Hello again, Dear Listeners. After much consideration, I have decided that going forward our program will be prerecorded in its entirety, to allow for a more... seamless listening experience for you. Our next prerecorded program will likely be October 13th. But that is the future, and I am sure you are concerned with the present.
On this week's paranoid program, you heard Casting the Runes by British writer Montague Rhodes James. This was followed by The Magnus Archives episode 5- Thrown Away, courtesy of http://rustyquill.com. After that, we heard episode three of The Strange Doctor Weird: Journey Into The Unknown. We also talked about the D&D game I run for my friends on Sundays, wherein our group met the strange and mysterious Haley Minerva, a half-elf Artificer and inventor who has asked for people from the Academy to help him with something involving his latest experiment. Finally, we heard the November 19th, 1947 broadcast of Escape, which was a radio adaptation of Casting the Runes. To end the show, we had our Pod People segment. Our podcast recommendation for this week was Tales of the Echowood, which can be found at https://homesteadonthecorner.com/echowoodpod/.
And as a reminder, please check out our Patreon page. Once people begin to pledge at the 5, 10 or 15 dollar level, I will begin planning our bonus content for your listening pleasure. It can be found at https://www.patreon.com/studio_hebert. Remember that by supporting us at Patreon, you are not only supporting Dreadtime Stories, but helping to fund the creation of new audio content. Also, as we hit our 100 and 200 dollar a month goals, there will be additional bonus content each month.