"October 2026: You Look Like You've Seen a Ghost!"
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"October 2026: You Look Like You've Seen a Ghost!"
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Halloween lovers Cathy Gottsch with the Ray County Museum and Natalie Lamar of Daddy's 10-13 Diner in Richmond, Mo., share some local ghost stories and discuss other topics, including their favorite horror/macabre/thriller TV shows and movies, and the tangential topic of what to call certain varieties of tomatoes.
Notes:
- Correction and clarifications: "Freaks," the movie directed by Tod Browning, was released in 1932, not 1930. According to Collider.com, the film was banned in Australia and some parts of the United States, in addition to Great Britain.
- A two-part story about the podcast episode, written by Miranda Jamison, appeared in the Richmond News. Here's a link to pt. I, https://www.richmond-dailynews.com/news/local-tales-reveal-ray-countys-spooky-side (subscription required).
- Host: Shawn Roney
- Producers: Sharon Donat, Miranda Jamison, Shawn Roney
- Editing: Shawn Roney
- Graphic design: Karen Payne
- Musical director: Shawn Roney
- Music used: "Main Theme from 'The Nun Disappears,' an Imaginary Film by Alfred J. Herrmann"; "Vamp for a Prankster Priest, Loop No. 1"; "Last Rites for Emily D.'s Mind, Loop No. 1"; "Haunted Graveyard Theme from 'The Nun Disappears,' an Imaginary Film by Alfred J. Herrmann"; "Last Rites for Emily D.'s Mind, Loop No. 2." Composed by Shawn Roney, performed by Sacred & Secular. Used with permission from Mo-Mutt Music.
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