Podcasts about halloween hysteria

This year's fear of rainbow fentanyl in kids' trick-or-treat bags is just the latest unfounded Halloween candy freakout. But the yearly panic has its roots in a very real crisis: the 1982 Tylenol murders. This episode was produced by Avishay Artsy, edited by Matt Collette, fact-checked by Laura Bullard with help from Jillian Weinberger, engineered by Efim Shapiro, and hosted by Sean Rameswaram. Transcript at vox.com/todayexplained Support Today, Explained by making a financial contribution to Vox! bit.ly/givepodcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ba-boom boo-oo-oo-oo-oom, Queerdos!  Halloween is nearly upon us, and golly gee gosh, do we have a stacked one for you!  First, Kevin's True Crime Story is really TWO Crime Stories!  First, he tells us about a bunch of Canadian Halloween teens who, well, let's just say they became ungovernable. Next, he shares the story of your mom's nightmares: about a man whose Halloween candy had a little somethin' extra in it.  Then, Miss brings us a Spoopy Tale that once again proves we've Always Been This Way: the story of when people thought a tuberculosis epidemic was actually caused by 5G. Sorry, typo. I meant vampires.  So stretch out your egg-throwin' arms,  drain the life force from your friends and loved ones from beyond the grave,  and get ready for this week's show.  Let's dive in! Source notes: www.creepyinqueeriespod.com. Instagram: @CreepyInQueeriesPod. Facebook: @CreepyInQueeriesPod. Twitter: @C_InQueeries. TikTok: @creepyinqueeriespod. Youtube: Creepy InQueeries Pod. Email: creepyinqueeriespod@gmail.com.

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This week on Another Miserable Podcast, we reflect on reaching the halfway point to Halloween and take a look at the new home invasion thriller, See For Me! Plus, Prof. Casey reviews Vinegar Syndrome's latest double feature Blu-Ray set feat. Slaughterhouse Rock and Hard Rock Zombies!Halfway to Halloween Questions! 1. What do you think the most popular Halloween costume will be in 2022 AND what should it be?2. If you could design your own Halloween candy, packaging and all, what would it be? Send us your answers at anothermiserablepodcast@gmail.com and we'll react to them on the next show! We want to hear from you!Another Miserable Podcast: Horror Decomposed Official Website!Follow us on Twitter!Another Miserable Podcast Official TwitterZak on TwitterKris Pistole on TwitterProfessor Casey on TwitterSubscribe to our YouTube page!Check out Kris's Disney podcast, Can You Hear the Pod Tonight, here! Another Miserable Podcast is a bi-monthly podcast, meaning you can expect two kick-ass episodes a month!  It's available on every major streaming platform, including Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, and YouTube!Thanks for listening!

The Everblack Podcast sat down with Simon and Rashid from MASSIC to talk about the new single ‘Surrender' and the lyrics inspired by Si's near death experience, their soon to be released new album, upcoming live shows including Wallapalooza and Halloween Hysteria, Total Recall quotes and more! MASSIC - ‘Surrender' is out nowhttps://massic.bandcamp.com/***EVERBLACK PODCAST***SUBSCRIBE and STREAM HERE: https://linktr.ee/EverblackPodcastwww.everblack.com.auwww.facebook.com/Everblackmedia Thanks to : Deathwish Hotrods & KustomsRW Promotion Blacklight AD Screenprinting Electric WitchEverblack intro theme by Jaymes Jackson

Halloween Hysteria: Kids & Edibles | 710 Morning Show | October 27, 2021 It's that time of year when we hear from the local news crew about the dangers of kids getting marijuana edibles in their Halloween candy. Plus, a Florida judge has ruled in favor of marijuana delivery. It all starts at 7:10am!  710morningshow.com  #710morningshow #710live

Byron Bay's Extreme Metal Rising Sensations From Crisis to Collapse announce their first headline tour since before the pandemic halted the live music industry. Set to take their signature infusion of heavy metal, thrash, and metalcore NATIONALLY in support of their new single 'Needlepoint', the band is hungrier than ever to hit the road and connect with fans in the flesh. Featuring performances at NEW DEAD FESTIVAL in Adelaide and HALLOWEEN HYSTERIA in Brisbane, From Crisis to Collapse will be serving up their high energy audible manifesto across Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia. With an undisclosed release date for 'Needlepoint' and the accompanying videographic montage of mayhem, the band vows that it will be served up to their followers before the tour commencement. The Everblack Podcast caught up with From Crisis to Collapse to talk about the upcoming single, tour and more!September-November 2021Friday 17 September - Mo's Clubhouse, Gold CoastThursday 23 September - The Northern, Byron BayFriday 15 October - The Basement, CanberraSaturday 23 October - Halloween Hysteria, BrisbaneFriday 29 October - Hamilton Station Hotel, NewcastleSaturday 30 October - Crowbar, SydneyFriday 12 November - Stay Gold, Melbourne (Supporting Eye of the Enemy)Saturday 13 November - New Dead Festival, AdelaideTickets via www.destroyalllines.com***EVERBLACK PODCAST***SUBSCRIBE and STREAM HERE: https://linktr.ee/EverblackPodcastwww.everblack.com.auwww.facebook.com/Everblackmedia Thanks to : Deathwish Hotrods & KustomsRW Promotion Blacklight AD Screenprinting Electric WitchEverblack theme and intro by Wade Norris from Our Last Enemy

Being a concert booker and promotor is wrought with danger in the modern age, with many electing to hold off until things are a little more certain. Not so with the team at Hysteria who have already announced Halloween Hysteria, set to rock Brisbane's Mansfield Tavern on October 23. With a stellar line up including headliners Mammal, King Parrot and Spiderbait, plus a host of this countries finest talent, Halloween Hysteria will be the first major, large scale festival to go ahead in Australia since the events of the last 18 months have taken their stranglehold on the music industry at large. Ezekiel Ox, frontman for headlining act Mammal, took some time out recently to chat with HEAVY about Halloween Hysteria and happenings in the Mammal camp. We start by talking about the diversity of the line-up, which covers everything from rock to punk to metal and everything in between. "I'm not a promoter, so I can only comment from the perspective of a performer," he replied, "but it is a fantastic thing to be a part of the line-up. It's an amazing thing. We've done shows with Spiderbait before, and they always pull but when you can get those up and coming bands, and bands that are more established down the list, From Crisis To Collapse, Fangz, there's some really good bands there. It just gives people a reason to come out, doesn't it?" Already this year Mammal have been forced to alter planned shows on the run due to circumstances beyond their control, and although the current climate in this country sees music almost at a standstill, Ox is confident that Mammal will be able to take their place among the line-up come October. While punters have been disappointed all-too-often with postponements of shows, seldom do we stop to think how the bands and artists feel. "It's… I'm pretty adaptable," Ox measured. "I think one of the advantages humans have is that we're adaptable as a species. If you look at our history we are the species that adapts the best - emotionally, mentally, physically - we have this diverse range of ways to express ourselves. I try not to take it personally, I try not to take it individually, you can't take it personally. I see it more that I'm very disappointed for the punters. That's really what it's all about and anyone that's seen Mammal perform will now we give it all up for the punters, and it's all about them. I really feel for the concert goers. Obviously the music industry has been gutted, but it's the same for security guards, bar staff, restaurant owners, it's all housed under that hospitality blanket and music's a part of that. You go to a venue and have a meal and watch a band, it's all part of it, so I think we were the first to go and apparently now we're gonna be the last to come back. We just have to roll with it and hope that… we're a year and a half into a pandemic and history will tell us we will get through it, and you've just gotta go with it. Were all in the same boat, and it's hurt everything. It's not ideal. I don't know what to say, besides we're doing our best to keep the rock and roll going by going into the studio in Melbourne when we can and making music and to have the show up and running at the same level it always has been. It's definitely challenging, but I try to look at things very much as glass three quarters full. The band's all healthy, our families are healthy and that's a good thing. We're just trying to stay focussed on new music and keeping the show at a level and being ready when the time comes, which hopefully will be October." In the full interview, Ezekiel reveals plans for recent postponed Mammal shows, introduces us to new bass player Kade Turner, talks new music, tells us about new merchandise, plans for the rest of this year and more.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!This year we decided to jump in the H51 time machine and go back to episode 57 from 2017 for Shadow People Talk!Original Description:You’re laying in bed half asleep, half awake and see something out of the corner of your eye. Did that shadow just move? No, that’s silly. Shadows don’t move. But, then again…it really seemed like it moved…there it is again..but closer…and closer. It’s our ANNUAL HALLOWEEN SHOW and it’s time to talk Shadow People! Shadow people are thought by many to be conscious, intelligent, inter-dimensional beings that can move in and out of our dimension at will. And these bad boys aren’t here just to play canasta. They are reported to paralyze their victims, drain them of energy, and do much, much worse. We go hunting in the dark to find out more. Plus, we play some of our favorite clips from Halloween movies (fun!). Conspiracy Bot gets legs (bad idea!). And the show is joined by JP Doyal of Just Paranormal (horrible idea for him!). All of that and more on the podcast that doesn’t always see shadow people, but when we do it means 6 more weeks of HALLOWEEN – Hysteria 51.Cover art:Theodoros Mavrogonatos - https://www.artstation.com/artwork/P804n

In this special Halloween episode I cover two crimes and one mysterious death, all of which transpired one Halloween night. Has anyone ever actually found a razor blade in their candy bar or is it an urban myth? What code word did Houdini give his wife so only she would know if he were speaking to her from beyond the grave?

Kayse offers some fun facts about the history of Halloween, while Élan shares the stories behind the urban legends.

No matter how much music I see or hear there is still no bigger buzz for me than sitting in on a band jamming in their rehearsal space.It gives the music that raw sense of freedom and personalisation that is denied in a live setting surrounded by the sweaty, steamy masses.Don't get me wrong, concerts still rock, but there's just something about close quarters and loud music with no judgement that resonates with me.Tonight I was privileged to sit in on Brisbane metal stalwarts Massic before our chat about all things music, with the boys rehearsing in preparation for their soon to be disclosed live performance."We got confirmed a day ago to play Heistfest in Brisbane at the Back Room on April 5 with the almighty 36 Crazyfists, the almighty Superheist and the almighty Byron Bay boys From Crisis To Collapse so we're super excited!," enthused vocalist Simon.With a boyish enthusiasm that softens the blows of the previous sonic decimation guitarist, Chris added, "It's a big deal for us. It's something we've all worked towards for a long period of time. We're looking forward to giving it a fucken good upping as you just heard (laughs). We're really enjoying the support we've been given with the shows and how we've been received which has been flattering".After a massive 2018 which saw Massic release their debut album Redshift and play at some of the states biggest festivals including Dead of Winter and Halloween Hysteria, the boys practically dropped off the radio at a time when seemingly their stocks were high.Although conceding it could have backfired on them bass player Rashid explains that sometimes it's best to get off the train before it stops rather than ride it through to a possibly unexpected destination."We finished the Redshift album and got to play those awesome shows then I told Chris I was in the mood to sit down and write a few tracks," he recalled, "so we went back to jam and write some music together. Chris went away for a couple of weeks and came back with 12 new songs! Now we're going through the process of dismantling them".In the full interview, the Massic boys discuss the current state of the Australian metal scene and the bond that connects each band, their new songs and album, it's musical direction, upcoming shows and more.

It is a busy time for Void Of Vision. They have a new EP out and they are preparing to play at Halloween Hysteria and Good Things. HEAVY Mag caught up with them to find out what they are up to.

"It's amazing how many times we've been over there now", expressed King Parrot bass player and all-round larrikin Slatts, talking about their recently completed tour of the U.S supporting Phil Anselmo and the Illegals. "It's ten tours we've done now and it's always nice to see the recognition more and more the more we go. We got to share a bus with Phil and the band and they're our mates so it was good fun".So surely there must be some tales of sin and debauchery to be told."The sad part about it is we're just old fucks", Slatts laughed, "it's not like we're twenty-one anymore. I'm always happy being in my pajamas after the show and getting to bed. I'm just stoked when I don't get busted having a wank in the bus...(laughs)".In a typically humorous and entertaining interview Slatts discusses life on the road and the tolls a tour like that takes on a person, what they got up to on their rare days off, how their friendship and working relationship developed with Phil Anselmo, their ARIA nomination and what it means to the band as well as why he thinks this will be their year, their upcoming performance at this weekends Halloween Hysteria plus details on their last two shows for the year thus far, the bands work ethic and we also get the lowdown on his new alter ego Grant.

Nick Bennett (Stepson/ Halloween Hysteria 2018). Andrew and Nick discuss Stepson's appearance at the Halloween Hysteria festival 2018.

You’re laying in bed half asleep, half awake and see something out of the corner of your eye. Did that shadow just move? No, that’s silly. Shadows don’t move. But, then again…it really seemed like it moved…there it is again..but closer…and closer. It’s our ANNUAL HALLOWEEN SHOW and it’s time to talk Shadow People! Shadow people are thought by many to be conscious, intelligent, inter-dimensional beings that can move in and out of our dimension at will. And these bad boys aren’t here just to play canasta. They are reported to paralyze their victims, drain them of energy, and do much, much worse. We go hunting in the dark to find out more. Plus, we play some of our favorite clips from Halloween movies (fun!). Conspiracy Bot gets legs (bad idea!). And the show is joined by JP Doyal of Just Paranormal (horrible idea for him!). All of that and more on the podcast that doesn’t always see shadow people, but when we do it means 6 more weeks of HALLOWEEN – Hysteria 51.