Welcome to Spooktalkular Season 4.  We kick off season 4 with a great interview with Patrick “Cainam” Potts from the Missouri State Penitentiary Haunted Prison tour.  We also talk about Frank’s health and the plans for season 4 of Spooktalkular.

To find out more about the prison tours or (Mo)IST, check out the following links:

http://www.missouripentours.com

http://www.facebook.com/missouripentour

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Missouri-Investigations-of-Spirit-Tracks-MoIST/141614482573238

Tonight we break the hiatus with a new show.  We catch everyone up on Frank’s illness and discuss some of the new paranormal shows that have hit the airwaves since our last show back in March.  Since we were unable to arainge a guest on such short notice, we have rebroadcast an interview with Annamarie Hemingway from the August 24th 2008 episode of Ghostly Talk.  The topic of the interview was a discussion of the afterlife.  Since Frank will be going under the knife soon for a pretty serious operation, it seemed fitting.  Great interview, hope you enjoy as well and be sure to check out her website at http://www.practicingconsciouslivinganddying.com/ and check out Ghostly Talk at http://www.ghostlytalk.com for complete show archives for the entire time they were on the air.  Amazing stuff.  They are also great friends of Spooktalkular.  Much love for Scottl, Doug and Bonnie.  We miss you guys.
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Be sure to email show@spooktalkular.com with show suggestions and the answer to tonight’s trivia question.  Who was the vocal talent used in the new Spooktalkular Intro and Outro.
It’s good to be back and thanks again for everyone’s love, support and prayers!  See you in a couple of weeks.

Tonight, we announce an indefinite hiatus.  Spooktalk Frank has to take some time off to deal with some sickness.  The details are in the show and it will sound better rather than reading it so I’ll leave it to you to hear.  Thank you so much my friends for your love and support over the years.  With that on my side, I will beat this.

Great show tonight.  We had an amazing interview with Matt Pellowski from Red Line Studios.  We talked about the great documentary “Eyes of the Mothman” which released on February 22nd.  You can find it at any online retailer.  This film actually screened at the Mothman Festival this past year but due to our working the festival, we were in and out so we’ve been waiting to see the entire movie and, wow, it was worth the wait!

Here are the links from the interview:

It’s good to be back.  Not really a structured episode but more of a back to the show episode.  We talk about Frank’s new podcast named CamperCast which begins next weekend.  We recap some of the movies that we’ve watched recently.  Not breaking with tradition, we shred Paranormal Activity 2.

We’re moving to a bi-weekly format so our next show will be on February 27th.  We hope you join us then.  ;)

If you’re interested in Frank’s new Camping Podcast, keep checking http://campercast.mytristate.org for details.

Remember, please keep our great friend Mark Hayden and his family in your thoughts with their sickness.

We’re going to take the night off.  I had a crown put on one of my teeth this week and Friday after the Dentist had left the office (of course), it started killing me.  I’ve been staying full of pain killers all weekend so I’m not feeling up to talking tonight.  Sorry.  We’ll be back next week though.  ;)

It was good to be back tonight.  We had a busy night.  We had a fairly lengthy discussion about the recent Wikileaks controversy.  We then moved into some lighter territory with our Classic Cinema pick this week which was the 1974 hit ‘Black Christmas‘.  We rounded out the show with a discussion on ‘The Walking Dead‘.  The book I am waiting for is The Walking Dead: Compendium One.

A couple of the Must Check Out things we mentioned tonight were the Planet Macabre podcast and, our great friend Greg’s podcast The Creepture Feature Horror Show.  Give them both a listen, we’re sure you’ll love them.

We’ll be off air for the next couple of weeks for the holidays but in our absence, we’ll be rebroadcasting some classic ‘Ghostly Talk‘ with a couple of our favorites.

Have a Happy Holiday!

Hey Spooky Groupies!  It’s my birthday so no live show tonight.  We’ll be back next Sunday on the 19th.  As everyone who listens to the show knows, we’re huge fans of the Creepture Feature Horror Show Podcast for two reasons.  It’s an awesome show with great content and Gregamortis and Miss Mystery are super nice folks.  Well, Gregamortis is a contributor to a new podcast named Planet Macabre.   I’m about 45 minutes into the first episode and it’s great!  Check it out!

Another Episode is behind us.  We took on two awesome movies tonight.  First, our Classic Cinema featured ‘Westworld’ from 1973.  Man what a classic it is too.  Great movie, Laura and I both gave it 9 Pottsies.  For our feature discussion, we take on the recent horror movie ‘The Human Centipede: The First Sequence‘.  Incredibly disturbing but again, Laura and I both loved it.  9 Pottsies for it as well.

To round out the show, we jump into a discussion of the first two episodes of the AMC Original Series ‘The Walking Dead’.  Another great episode but sadly, only three remain.  Or should I say, “Sweet Three Remain”?

During our Independent Music Break, we featured more music from the album “Stomp Out Cancer Presents: Musicians Fight Ewing’s Sarcoma, Vol. 2 Hope” with Katrina Carlson’s‘Count On Me’.  Just a reminder that all proceeds from the album are donated to fight to cure Ewing’s Sarcoma.

No show next week due to the holiday.  We’ll be back on December 5th.  Have a great two weeks.

As you can see, we’ve change our naming scheme a little.  In addition to the overall episode number, we’re breaking it down by season and episode as well.  Tonight’s episode was a fun one.  We visit a little Classic Cinema with a ride on the 1980 Movie ‘Death Ship‘ provided by our good friend Richard.  Laura and I both gave it a 3 and a half Pottsie rating.

During our Independent Music Break, we featured more music from the album “Stomp Out Cancer Presents: Musicians Fight Ewing’s Sarcoma, Vol. 2 Hope” with Katrina Carlson’s ‘Count On Me’.  Just a reminder that all proceeds from the album are donated to fight to cure Ewing’s Sarcoma.

After break, we jump into a discussion of the first two episodes of the AMC Original Series ‘The Walking Dead’.  We really liked the show.  It shows great promise and we can’t wait to see where the remaining four episodes of season one go.

Regular listeners to Spooktalkular are very familiar with our GREAT friend Jake Wheat.  Jake produces an awesome podcast himself and will be doing his Live Halloween Show tonight at 11:00PM Eastern time.  Laura will be one of his guests.  I’m sure she’ll do great as will Jake!  Be there, listen live and join the chat room.  Most importantly, enjoy!  To join in on the fun, head over to http://streetblastmedia.com/JakeWheat/?p=974 for details.

Wow, another fun show is behind us.  Few technical problems only because I suck as a tech guy.  Kenny Caperton joined us tonight to tell us about the Halloween Bash at the Myer’s House NC scheduled for Halloween.  Sounds like a great time.  In addition to the bash, Kenny catches us up on what has been going on around the house.

Remember the listener story submissions.  Running through the month of October.  Also remember the trivia question that Laura announced during the first part of the show.

The Independent Music break featured more sounds from the album Stomp Out Cancer: Musician’s Fight Ewing’s Sarcoma Presents – HOPE.  Tonight’s song was by The Sheds and is titled “Only Way Out Is Through”. It was written for a friend of the band that was going through chemo.

Wow, 65 of these crazy things  now.  Who would have ever thought it?  We spend the first part of the show talking about the Mothman Festival which we will be attending next weekend.  We briefly talk about the new season of Ghost Hunters and Frank’s new approach to Ghost Hunting.  This was prompted by a podcast with Jeff Belanger.  Jeff also hosts a podcast of his own called 30 Odd Minutes.

After the break, we talk about the parody Taintlight.  Funny flick making fun of everyone’s favorite vamp series.  Free on Netflix streaming, think ‘Vampires Suck’ without the budget.  For Classic Cinema this week, we take an early look at the 2002 movie ‘Below’.  Another great movie free on Netflix streaming.

Our Independent Music was from the album Stomp Out Cancer: Musician’s Fight Ewing’s Sarcoma Presents – HOPE.  The song was Heroes & Madmen:Emory.  Please support Independent Music and especially this album.  It really is for such a great cause.

Remember, no show next weekend but we’ll be back in two weeks with our Mothman Festival recap.

Just in case you’d like to get a Mothman Tee Shirt of your own, here’s the link: http://www.cafepress.com/spooktalkular

Welcome back to season 3.  We kicked it off big time tonight.  We talked about our hosting the speaking forums for the 9th Annual Mothman Festival in the beautiful Point Pleasant, WV.  We sprinkled in a bit of spooky news and then topped the show off with a good bit of movies.  The movies we covered were Inception, Vampires Suck, The Last Exorcism and our Classic Cinema Event Horizon.

For a treat, we also talked about the film “Ghosts Don’t Exist” which is due to be released Tuesday the 7th.  We had some of the creative team from GDE on back in October so it was so incredible to get a sneak peek at the film which was so worth the wait.  Great film, great story, beautifully shot.  This isn’t an Independent Film, it’s an Independent Treat!  Grab a copy today, pre-order at Amazon or pick it up at Best Buy on Tuesday.  You won’t be disappointed.

From the WAY TOO MUCH department, a warning, parts of this episode aren’t exactly safe for work.  And here’s why…  For Classic Cinema this week, we talk about the 1997 film Event Horizon staring Laurence Fishburne and Sam Neill.  Let’s just say we went a little overboard on our discussion of Laurence’s Daughter’s newest film, “Montana Fishburne: An A-List Daughter Makes her XXX Debut“.  Sorry Laurence.  We still love ya man, and as a father myself, I can feel for you.  With that said, it should in no way take anything away from “Event Horizon”.

Our Independent Music break this week was from the Stomp Out Cancer Volume 2 CD: Hope.  Public Symphony (London): Stronger.

Tonight was what we’ll call a quickie.  We explained out hiatus of recent and announced that we’ll be returning to regular shows on September 5th of 2010.  We briefly touched on GHI and GH:A.  We also played the trailer for “Vampires Suck“.

Take care everyone and we’ll see you in September!!!  Have a great Summer!

Since I (Frank) am feeling pretty sick, we’re not going to be able to do a show tonight. Sorry for the late notice but our hope was to be able to do one but I’m just feeling too bad. Thanks again.

Frank

Had an absolute amazing time doing the show tonight.  We didn’t have any guests but we still had plenty of gab going on.  We start off by discussing our plans for when we buy the Amityville Horror House which recently went on sale.  We just need 1.5 million of our incredible listeners to send us a buck each and we can make it a reality.  ;)  We also briefly talk about a really cool old audio recording about Spiricom that we found in the 2005 archives of Ghostly Talk.  We also checked out the remake of the Wolfman this weekend and we both loved it.

Believe it or not, Ghost Hunters Academy is back.  Well, we being the fans we are take a run through of the new cadets.  Frank is thinking about pitching a new similar series but instead of Steve or Tango, Gordon Ramsay is the lead.  It would be great.  While we’re in the angry mood, we also tear into Happy Town.  How does a show with this much potential end up in such a shape?

A couple of special thanks to some great friends of the show.  Jake Wheat has updated our website and, Jake, I promise I’ll get the new version online soon.  ;)  And, to Mark Hayden.  Thanks, as always for the incredible banners you do for us.

Tonight we have a rantless discussion on the finale of ‘Lost’ and a little bit of a rant on the finale of ‘Flash Forward’.  We discuss our unintended car collection and just have a regular good ole time.

Our Independent Music Break featured more music from the amazing CD Stomp Out Cancer Volume 2: Hope.  The Sheds: Only Way Out Is Through – written for a friend of the band that was going through chemo.

No show next week so we’ll see you on June 13th!

Well, it’s not live but we really wanted to get a show out this week.  Tonight we talk about the NEW ‘Nightmare on Elm Street’.  Laura went to the midnight premiere, Frank hasn’t seen it yet.  We also talk about the movie Transylmania which was super fun!  In the TV world, we discuss the premiere of ‘Happy Town’ and, of all things, the crappy final season of ‘Lost’.  In my opinion, this season should be named ‘Lost: Done’ cause it has sucked!

We finish up with an INCREDIBLE interview with the Psychic Medium Terri Jay.  Her specialty is Pets.  She was a sweetheart.  Be sure to check her out at www.terrijay.com today!

Welcome back to Spooktalkular after an unexpected break last week.  We are working on getting Marie and Larry rescheduled.  ;)  Tonights show was a little more classic Spooktalkular.  Laura and I just hung out, no guest and talked about what’s new in Paratainment.  We took another look (or listen) to the Happy Town trailer.  Laura and I have seen some of the first couple of episodes and we can tell you, this is the must watch series this spring!  It premieres on Wednesday April 28th.  Be sure to check out the first 15 minutes of the show over at abc.com and watch the premiere Wednesday.

We took a quick look and listen at the trailer for the new “Nightmare on Elm Street“.  Premiering Friday, April 30th.  Remember, every town has an Elm street.

Laura told us about a cool movie from Netflix Streaming named “Paranormal Entity“.  I’m going to watch it ASAP myself.

We also talked about the season premiere of Dr. Who on BBC.

We also mentioned the most incredible commercial that we’ve seen in a long time.  From the 2010 Super Bowl, the Old Spice commercial was one of our favorites.

Our music tonight featured the song We Are One by Dash the Assassin.

Thanks as always to our GREAT friend Mark Hayden for his incredible banners!

We were joined tonight by our great friend Jake Wheat.  Jake tells us all about the CD “Stomp Out Cancer Volume 2: Hope” which all proceeds benefit Stomp Out Cancer and Ewing’s Sarcoma Research.  You will be hearing songs from the CD featured on our Independent Music Breaks over the next few months.  While Jake was here, we also talked about his other project, ‘The Waverly Hills Sanatorium Audio Experience” and “Stomp Out Cancer: Volume 1“.  It was an incredible hour and we hated for it to be over.  Actually, when we stopped recording, we kept talking for quite a while afterwards.

Before Jake joined us, we talked about the new ABC series ‘Happy Town‘ which we plan on covering when it starts up on April 30th.  You can watch the first 14 minutes on ABC’s site.  It looks GREAT!!!  We can’t wait.  We’re planning to make it our guilty pleasure this year.

As we mentioned, tonight’s Independent Music Breaks were from the CD “Stomp Out Cancer Volume 2: Hope” which you can find on iTunes.  We played the songs ‘Stronger’ by Public Symphony and ‘Emory’ by Heros and Madmen.  Remember, all proceeds from all the CDs benefit Ewing’s Sarcoma research.

Thanks for listening!

Just wanted to take a moment to remind everyone that we’ll be taking Easter Sunday off.  Be sure to join us next Sunday when our guest will be the always incredible Jake Wheat.  Please be sure to check out the amazing banner that our good friend Mark Hayden did for us.  ;)

This was, without a doubt, the most effort we’ve had to put into a show in quite a while.  I forgot to record the beginning of the show so what you hear up until the first break, we recorded after the show.  I think it came out pretty good, all things considered.  We were joined by Mr. Methodic himself,  Chris .R. Notarile to catch us up on what’s been going on with Blinky Productions.  Chris has quite a few projects in the works.  During the show, we played the Daddy’s Girl trailer.  The audio version doesn’t do it justice so, be sure to check it out at http://iwillkillforyou.blogspot.com/ for yourself.  We also talked about Chris’ incredible follow-up to Methodic the short Methodic 1.5.  Check it out as well.

Our Paranormal News this week was by Bonnie Vent at http://www.sdparanormal.com/.  This week’s Independent Music Break featured the Devil Himself and the song ‘Deserted’.

Explicit language and topics

A little different episode in that we didn’t do it live.  Due to some family obligations, I (Frank) was running too late to make the live show.  Fortunately, we had a great interview recorded with David MacDonald from KY MUFON that we had planned on playing anyway.  ;)  David takes us through some general MUFON info and some incredibly interesting history of UFOs in Kentucky.  UFOs have been a topic that I have wanted to include for quite some time.  I  think we’re starting 2010 off with doing it justice first with Kyle Lovern and now with David MacDonald.