How did the idea for the show come about?

I was inspired by the Godfather of fiction podcasts, Scott Sigler. He started podcasting the audio version of his novels way back in 2006 and has since become a New York Times Bestseller and still has the podcast going strong.

What do you hope listeners take from the show?

I hope they're entertained. I like these weekly short stories to my work doing episodic television. I hope they make an appointment to tune in every weekend when I present a new story and enjoy it enough to share with other.

What's been the biggest challenge for you?

Time. I've been creating deeper and more involved soundscapes to go along with my narration, and it's become very time consuming.

How can your listeners support your show?

Subscribe, share, buy my books on Amazon or Audible. Sign up for my email list at my website, https://BedtimeStories.studio, and I'll send you a free bookmark!

Any future plans that you'd like to share?

I'll be publishing a print anthology of some of my stories soon along with an audiobook version that will have the fully produced episodes in it.

Anything else you'd like to share?

If you're a fan of the paranormal, check out my award-winning Raney/Daye Investigation book series at https://RaneyAndDaye.com. If you're a fan of everyman thrillers--ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances--check out my other books at https://RichHosek.com. Thanks again, and all the very best!