The Spooky World of Chris Ringler
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The post briefly references a recent Presidential election, indicating an intention to discuss it further. It suggests a casual tone, inviting engagement with the subject of the election without going into specific details.
In this episode, I interviewed a person associated with the film #MissingCouple, discussing the film's themes and speculating on the events surrounding it. The podcast features spoilers toward the end, and a warning is provided for listeners.
This new story aims to evoke chills, exploring the pursuit of answers to mysterious thoughts. Readers are invited to immerse themselves in the narrative and, if intrigued, to explore additional eerie tales in the author's book collection. For more spooky stories, visit the author's website.
On this episode I was able to speak with criminologist Dr. Scott Bonn, PhD about his study of serial killers and the upcoming lecture he'll be giving in Flint on Oct. 19 at the FIM Capitol Theatre. Serial Killers October 19, 2024 Capitol Theatre Serial Killers Dr Scott Bonn Oct 19, 2024 Capitol Theatre
In this episode, indie filmmaker Geno McGahee discusses his work, including the RISE OF THE SCARECROWS series and SCARY TALES: Dark Walker. A self-taught director, he has attracted millions of views for his films, exemplifying the journey of a working filmmaker. More about him can be found on various platforms.
Spooky Chris discusses modern horror films, emphasizing the genre's versatility and his passion for physical media. He invites listeners to enjoy the conversation while exploring his other podcasts, reviews, blogs, and books available at spookychris.com, encouraging a deeper engagement with the horror community.
Author Kathe Koja discusses her latest novel, Catherine the Ghost, which serves as a spiritual continuation of the classic Wuthering Heights. The conversation explores themes and connections between the two works, providing insights into Koja's creative process and perspective on her new literary endeavor.
On this episode of the podcast I talk with fellow author and partner Paul Counelis about the newest release from our imprint Goblin Holler. The book is called "The Returned - Tales of the Haunted" and features several ghost stories that will surprise and shock the reader. Theme by Ross Grimson.
The content discusses the themes of belief and faith, introducing a lighthearted element by mentioning ghosts. It engages the reader with an entertaining tone while exploring deeper topics related to spirituality and the supernatural. Overall, it blends thoughtful commentary with a whimsical approach to the subject of ghosts.
The post discusses the themes of grief and emotional barriers following the loss of a loved one. It explores the profound impact of such losses and reflects on the harsh realities individuals face during the grieving process, framed through the lens of the author's personal experiences.
The post discusses the decline of journalism and the associated concerns surrounding this issue. It highlights the implications of diminishing journalistic integrity and the potential consequences for society. The author shares insights on how this trend poses a threat to informed public discourse and democracy.
The content discusses the author's personal relationship with movies, exploring the emotional and cultural connections they have with the film medium. The theme reflects an introspective look at how movies influence and resonate with the author's life experiences. The theme is credited to Ross Grimson.
In which I tell a horror story I make up during the podcast. I had the idea for it, I knew where I wanted to go with it, but I wasn't sure how I'd get there. Here's what I ended up with.
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