Interview: Mackenzie Lambert & the Buffalo Screams Festival

Guest host Mack comes by to talk about horror and the upcoming Buffalo Screams Festival!  Find out about the newly expanded film festival as well as picks from some of WNY's horror experts to get you in the holiday spirit!

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Thanks to our panel of experts for helping compile our list.

What puts shivers up YOUR spine?  Leave a comment on our show notes at http://wayofthebuffalopodcast.blogspot.com or tell us on our FACEBOOK PAGE!

Today's promo is for Scott Roche's Way of the Gun Anthology Kickstarter!  This is a very exciting project, and I'm proud to be supporting it.  Pitch in a few bucks to help make some outstanding fiction.

 Music provided by Kevin MacLeod of Incompetech.com!


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Interview: Mackenzie Lambert

Today we talk with blogger and critic Mackenzie Lambert about movies, events going on in Western New York, and more!

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You can find Mack's articles at suite101.com

If you're in the Buffalo area, you can catch "Snow Shark: Ancient Snow Beast" at The Screening Room on Thrusday, April 12th, at 7:30PM

Today's promo is for the Flash Pulp Podcast

Things have been pretty sparse here at The Way of the Buffalo. I apologize for the lack of new episodes, and am sorry to say that we will continue to update randomly until the Launch of the Dark Wife Audiobook podcast next month. Thank you again to everyone who donated, and thanks for your patience.

New episodes will be coming sing with the second half of my interview with Abigail Hilton, as well as some excellent fiction. Sorry about the wait!

Episode 17: "Barton's Well" By Al Carty Interview: Daniel Ackley-McPhail

A U.S. Marshall visits a homestead expecting a shootout. He finds something else.

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Today's featured Story is "Barton's Well" by Al Carty.
Cast:
Narrator: Hugh O'Donnell
Bill: Mackenzie Lambert
Henry: Jared Ciricillo
Curtis: Pat Toner
Eliza: Laura Diemer

Today's story featured the music "Mountain Song" by Ernesto Schnack, and "The Mayor of Ponte Tresa" by George Vinson, both licensed from The Podsafe Music Network at MusicAlley.com

Today's promo is for Sarah Diemer's bestselling debut novel, The Dark Wife. It's an excellent read, so go check it out!

In the second half of today's show, Hugh talks steampunk, publishing and In an Iron Cage with Author and Editor Danielle Ackley-McPhail.
Danielle's book pick is Freckles by Gene Stratton-Porter

Opening music is "Danse Macabre" performed by Kevin MacLeod of Incompetech.com
Closing music is "George R. R. Martin is Not Your Bitch" by John Anealio. Visit his bandcamp site at johnanealio.bandcamp.com for more excellent music!

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WOTB Episode 9: "Facing Christmas Facts" by Stijn Hommes

Happy Holidays!
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In today's episode, Lucas's mom has a confession to make, but has her son already figured her out?
Then, Hugh, Mack, and Jarred discuss some classic, creepy and downright bizarre holiday films!
Plus, stay to the end for a special holiday treat!
Opening theme is Danse Macabre Finale performed by Kevin MacLeod.
This week's closing music is "Deck the Halls," from 8-bit Christmas by Rush Coil. Visit 8bitchristmas.com to listen to the whole album for free, or buy a digital copy.
Also, visit Childsplaycharity.org to learn more about the worthy charity this song was composed to support!
Some sound effects in today's podcast were provided by Freesound.org.
Thanks for listening!

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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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