A Scary Home Companion

Thanksgiving is not known for horror -- until now. Join me for three short, jolting tales of family, food, and fright!

Edited by Cornbread Jeffy Davidson
Special thanks to my friend, who I referred to as Don The Dragon Wilson. The real Don the Dragon Wilson is in no way affiliated with this show, and I would ask that he not kick the shit out of me ever we meet.

featuring the music of:
Alpha Hydrae - Dessert
Saw Tooth Mountain Boys - Cornbread Sally
Reigning Sound - I'm So Thankful
DunJIN - An Angel Throng
Chelsea Oxendine performing the theme music

Watch my very funny and very NSFW short film Deathbed here.

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Junior Washington, a rail riding hobo at the tender age of 17, has never had to solve a mystery before, especially not such a brutal and vicious murder. He has run afoul of a conspiracy, a serial killer, and a drug fueled cult of maniacs... except, he doesn't know that quite yet.

Written by Brett Jarboe
After this, I encourage you to listen to
Thicker Than Water, a new audio novel by yours truly. 11 hours of crime noir goodness, a savage tale of revenge, and family. I will be releasing the first couple of chapters right here, very soon.

Its available for free on the patreon, but its also for sale! 10 bucks, no membership required.

The amazing music was performed by Lobo Loco, with
Man in the River and Wild West Ruction
Filmy Ghost with Sleeping Train

and Serge Quadrado with Dark Ambient Texture

You can find them on freemusicarchive.org
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The story of the Haruspex bleeds into the story of two victims placed in the most horrific situation you can imagine. What would you do?

The most visceral and intense story of them all places you in the center of the ordeal.

Produced and edited by Jeff Davidson, my brother beyond blood
Thanks to special guests Quarantine Queen Jamie Lee Hensley and Man of 1,001 Voices Dan Jopling

Music by:
John 316
Diogenes in Hell
Komiku
the Wilful Boys
and Chelsea Oxendine with the theme music

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Outside of Harlem, most people think Graydon "Graveyard" Jones is a myth; an urban shaman, an occultist, an exorcist. Others believe that he is the latest in a bloodline of historians and warriors.
Living in the twilight zone where legend meets history, he will have to navigate a vengeful Southern ghost, a packful of undead white devils, and a curse older than humanity itself.
Featuring: Brannon Dukes Green as Dr. William Edward Harper
Produced and edited by Mos Jeff

Music by:
Reverend Freakchild - See that my grave is kept clean
Blear Moon - Few Survivors
Theme music provided by Chelsea Oxendine
and
The Savants of Soul with Dead Man Running
The Savants are streaming damn near everywhere, find them on youtube, bandcamp, and at savants of soul. Com been a big fan of this band for a few years now, and I cant recommend them highly enough.

Learn more about Old Man in The Thing in the Basement
and hear tales about his squad the tunnel rats in Historical Horrors
The ritual used by the Man Who Ate the Sun seems quite similar to the one discussed in Morning People
The full story of Buck Harp was told in the episode Up Jumped the Devil, one of my favorites ...And if you think there is no connection between Graveyard Jones and Cemetery Smith, then you just havent been paying attention.

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