Episode 7: "The Midnight Hour" for scary movies

Happy Halloween!
Our story for this week is "In the Midnight Hour," by Sarah Wagner. When Marta's husband Pete comes home from a late shift at the plant, why does he seem so tired, and so sad?
In the second half of today's show, Hugh talks with Buffalo Rising and mensroomtoday.com film critic Mackenzie Lambert about his favorite horror films.

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Music used in today's podcast was "Danse Macabre-Finale," "Wounded," "Terminal," and "Corncob," all by Kevin MacLeod.

You can find Sarah Wagner's website at http://www.sarahwagner.domynoes.net/

To find Mackenzie Lambert's reviews and articles, search for his name on Buffalo Rising.com

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Interview Special: Nanowrimo!

A special interview with the Buffalo Municipal Liaisons.
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Theme music is performed by Kevin MacLeod, of Incompetech.com, under a creative commons license.

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Promo!

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--Hugh

Episode 5-The "Subtext" of Beyond Ghosts

Welcome to The Way of the Buffalo!
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Our story today is "Subtext," by Rish Outfield.
Our interview is with Beyond Ghosts.
Check out the Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine at www.dunesteef.com

Music in today's podcast was provided by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com
All sound effects were provided by the free sound project at www.freesound.org
Our new logo was created based on art by Tony McCrorey.

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