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Curses & Hearses -this segment mostly looks at the high profile deaths in Klagetoh and the cost of funerals now that one mortuary has been shut down, all because of possible voodoo. #Updates_Since_Season_7
Curses & Hearses -this segment mostly looks at the high profile deaths in Klagetoh and the cost of funerals now that one mortuary has been shut down, all because of possible voodoo. #Updates_Since_Season_7
Tammy & Nick talk to Nancy with the Crossroad Casket Cruisers about their fundraiser at the Howard Co. Fairgrounds this weekend and talk about the old cars they've driven into the ground.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Join The Man of the West for another reading in A Long-Expected Party, this time as Frodo passes along Bilbo's “messages” to a young social media influencer and a spoon thief.
Welcome boils and ghouls, to a tale of...sibling rivalry? This week, Courtland and Brandon watch the fifty-seventh episode of Tales from the Crypt and discuss the shady underbelly of ice cream trucks, how not to murder someone, and the wisdom of an all butter diet. Linktree - https://linktr.ee/PrivateIsland Become a Patron - Patron.com/privateisland Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/UANPod Laugh with us on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/upallnightpodcast/ Connect with fans on Discord - https://discord.gg/2RAp2af
The Boys are joined by new friend, and co-host of the @badbrainpod @relaxgaetano
PJ talks to Margaret Horgan from Glanmire who was in Dublin Thursday night with her son to see Anne-Marie in concert when the riot broke out Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
A story of a clean up campaign that was messed up by murder. A lawyer who is bent on cleaning up crime on the streets is the victim of a…
A story of a clean up campaign that was messed up by murder. A lawyer who is bent on cleaning up crime on the streets is the victim of a…
Tales from the Crypt _1989_People who live in Brass Hearses
The gang is all back together and IN THE SAME ROOM TOGETHER!! You best believe there's a BIG Harry debrief. Gracie got second ear piercings and we all want second ear piercings. Brodie's back from off the grid and off the grid was good, and Caitlin's made a skin decision. And, are there other uses for a hearse?!?!?!?! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Kenon Pearce as DM and Simon Jordache Richardson as Chaz and Brad Nikki Richardson as Talice and Sally ISHNAR/KALCRIN HOMEBREW SETTING by Kenon Pearce Sound editing by Kenon Pearce and Nikki Richardson Kenon Pearce @mr_fugufish Jordache Richardson @jdash24 Nikki Ri @thenikkiri Website: totrpodcast.com Twitter: @totrcast Facebook: @topoftheround Instagram: @topoftheround Thank you to our Executive C2 Producers! HOLDEN RAY Wanna talk to the cast? Check out our private Discord! https://discord.gg/qshNJJfKRr Go to our website for MERCH! https://www.totrpodcast.com/merch-store.html#/ Find/Review us on Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/top-of-the-round-808056 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/topoftheround Buy us a cup of coffee on Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/topoftheround Join our Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/476203760792265/ TOTR WIKIPEDIA! https://topoftheround.fandom.com/wiki/Top_of_the_Round_Wiki LIGHT OF THE HOPELESS BY NICK HIGHAM https://www.nickjhigham.co.uk/ Music Courtesy of epidemicsound.com: Determined Acoustic Corporate by Musicfiles Just Manners by ALexandra Woodward A Tiny Tumble by Josef Falkenskold Humor Us by ALexandra Woodward Figured Out by Arthur Benson Under the Microscope by Josef Falkenskold Horizon Chant by Edward Karl Hanson Beneath This Ground by Phoenix Tail Places & Methods by Anthony Earls Conspiracy Inc. by Alec Slayne Time is Running Fast by Jon Bjork Despite the Obvious Lie by Stationary Sign The Most Important Treasure by Josef Bel Habib Sneaking Into the Kitchen by Arthur Benson Dark Mountains by Wendel Scherer Staying Strong by Trailer Worx Break Free by Fabien Tell Leave no Trace by Alec Slayne They Say I'm Mad by Mary Riddle Ghosting by Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen The Bears are Hungry by Christian Andersen Risk-Takers United by Claude Signet Air Spark by Robert Ruth Dark Water by Magnus Ludvigsson Scandinavian Folk 238 by Traditional Cellar by Jay Varton Pulse Pressure by Max Anson London by Howard Harper-Barnes The Toy Box by Saira Ridley The Enchanted Land by ALexandra Woodward Spirit of the Ages by Jo Wandrini More of This, More of That by Arthur Benson Hope by Indigo Days Hidden Agenda by Experia Travels in Time by Experia Head Games by Max Anson The Pyre by Kevin Macleod Awkward Meeting by Kevin Macleod Traveling Ghosts by Line Neesgaard Sunlit Curtains by Cobby Costa Drifting Emotions by Howard Harper-Barnes Explorative Mood by Stephan Rozier Ventifacts by Anthony Earls Don't Look under Your Bed by Luella Gren Decomposed by Philip Ayers One Last Drama by Philip Ayers Into the Divide by Trevor Kowalski Before Nightfall by Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen Defying Gravity by Alec Slayne Reading Through Closed Books by David Celeste Spies Anonymous by Bonnie Grace A-Game Analysis by Jon Bjork This Pale Blue Dot by Christian Andersen Through the Bars by Michael Rothery Odd Behaviour by Arthur Benson A Lesson in Vengeance by Experia The Dark Ages by Flow Make Way for the Hearses by Christian Andersen Light-Footed by Bonnie Grace Hourglass by Michael Rothery The Dark Part of the Alley by Brightarm Orchestra Trail of Crumbs by Martin Landstrom Dark Dealings by Phoenix Tail Optimist at Heart by Jerry Lacey Under the Microscope by Josef Falkenskold Dark Woods by Phoenix Tail Waiting Theory by Lalo Brickman In Just a Flicker by Lalo Brickman By a Thread by Christian Andersen Rustling Reeds by Jon Bjork No Response by Jon Bjork Shrouded in Conspiracy by Jon Bjork Too Late by Jon Bjork In the Dark by Lucention Mainlander by Dream Cave Exploited Particles by Prozody The following music was used for this media project: Music: Lost In The Dark by Steven OBrien Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/10010-lost-in-the-dark License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license The following music was used for this media project: Music: Inevitable Collision [Original] by German Tretyakov Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/9802-inevitable-collision-original License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license The following music was used for this media project: Music: What Lurks In The Dark by Dave Deville Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/8233-what-lurks-in-the-dark License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license The following music was used for this media project: Music: Aquarium by Kevin MacLeod Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/5738-aquarium License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license The following music was used for this media project: Music: Nothing Left by Dave Deville Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/8547-nothing-left License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license The following music was used for this media project: Music: Medieval Story by Frank Schroeter Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/8651-medieval-story License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license The following music was used for this media project: Music: Lurking Sloth by Alexander Nakarada Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/4785-lurking-sloth License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Divertissement - Pizzicato (from the ballet Sylvia) by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/3664-divertissement---pizzicato-from-the-ballet-sylvia- License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license The following music was used for this media project: Music: Halloween The Pumpkin Head by Frank Schroeter Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/6663-halloween-the-pumpkin-head License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license The following music was used for this media project: Music: Cinematic Suspense Series Episode 009 by Sascha Ende Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/8224-cinematic-suspense-series-episode-009 License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license The following music was used for this media project: Music: Parsemoth by Dave Deville Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/8230-parsemoth License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license The following music was used for this media project: Music: Imagefilm 017 by Sascha Ende Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/314-imagefilm-017 License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
The fates of those left behind are discovered before returning to Kraken's Breach in a race against time... for time. Kenon Pearce as DM and Simon Jordache Richardson as Chaz and Brad Nikki Richardson as Talice and Sally ISHNAR/KALCRIN HOMEBREW SETTING by Kenon Pearce Sound editing and by Kenon Pearce and Nikki Richardson Kenon Pearce @mr_fugufish Jordache Richardson @jdash24 Nikki Ri @thenikkiri Website: totrpodcast.com Twitter: @totrcast Facebook: @topoftheround Instagram: @topoftheround THANK YOU HONORARY PRODUCERS! Gail Yadon Koebaebeefboo Dawn Prewett Holden Ray Corey Pfautsch Grayson Wanna talk to the cast? 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by Max Anson This Pale Blue Dot by Christian Andersen Dark Mountains by Wendel Scherer Hiding in Shadows by Luella Gren As Light Returns by Walt Adams Leave No Trace by Alec Slayne Beacons by Cobby Costa Places & Methods by Anthony Earls Ventifacts by Anthony Earls Decently Perfect by Jay Varton Conspiracy Inc. by Alec Slayne Lady in Black by Farrell Wooten Tiptoe in the Dark by Mike Franklyn Dark Times by Etienne Roussel Excessive by Bridded Boston by Pulsed Step Lightly by Farrell Wooten Direct Observation by Ethan Sloan Unease by Craft Case Terra Firma by Dream Cave Tic Tac by Etienne Roussel Toxic Water by Jon Bjork Cellar by Jay Varton Trailing by Christian Andersen Oft by Jon Bjork Enemy Territory by Dream Cave Subzero by Anthony Earls Tempting Decisions by Wendel Scherer Operation by Wendel Scherer Stretching the Minutes by Jon Bjork Sneaky Sam by Jerry Lacey Solid Bubble by Jerry Lacey Clogged Up by Jerry Lacey Weak Spot by Jon Bjork Make Way for the Hearses by Christian Andersen Dark Tunnels by Ethan Sloan Tunnels by Farrell Wooten Dark Tendencies by Ethan Sloan Monster Machine by Ethan Sloan Dead Bodies by Experia Stay or Go by Farrell Wooten The Night Watch by Anthony Earls Unease by Craft Case Absent Cognition by Max Anson They Broke Out by Farrell Wooten Control Bridge by Etienne Roussel It's Dark Outside by Mary Riddle Edge of Fear by Farrell Wooten Ceres by Lennon Hutton The Dome by Enigmatic Flint by Ethan Sloan The Virus by Farrell Wooten Ready, Set, Roulette by Jon Bjork It's Dark Outside by Mary Riddle Now You Are Here by Sergey Cheremisinov License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Free Music Archive: Sergey Cheremisinov The following music was used for this media project: Music: Lost In The Dark by Steven OBrien Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/10010-lost-in-the-dark License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license The following music was used for this media project: Music: Cold and Frightened by Steven OBrien Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/9997-cold-and-frightened License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license The following music was used for this media project: Music: Day of Chaos by Kevin MacLeod Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/3620-day-of-chaos License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license The following music was used for this media project: Music: Mega Heavy Suspense by Alexander Nakarada Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/8456-mega-heavy-suspense License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license The following music was used for this media project: Music: Bugbears Be Approaching by Tim Kulig Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/8518-bugbears-be-approaching License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license The following music was used for this media project: Music: What Lurks In The Dark by Dave Deville Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/8233-what-lurks-in-the-dark License (CC BY 4.0): 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Secrets are revealed and sins repaid as Talice, Zek'kar, and Chaz pursue an audience with Emry. CONTENT/TRIGGER WARNING: Grief, PTSD Kenon Pearce as DM Jordache Richardson as Chaz and Serif Nikki Richardson as Talice ISHNAR/KALCRIN HOMEBREW SETTING by Kenon Pearce Sound editing and by Jordache and Nikki Richardson Kenon Pearce @mr_fugufish Jordache Richardson @jdash24 Nikki Ri @thenikkiri Website: totrpodcast.com Twitter: @totrcast Facebook: @topoftheround Instagram: @topoftheround THANK YOU HONORARY PRODUCERS! Gail Yadon Koebaebeefboo Dawn Prewett Holden Ray Corey Pfautsch Greyson Wanna talk to the cast? 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Gloss Dragging Me Down by Enigmanic Violent by Enigmanic Languid Oceans by Line Neesgaard First Second by Jay Varton A Glimmer of Hope by Bjork Inundated by Ethan Sloan Tracker by Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen Cold and Frightened by Steven Obrien Ancient Basement by Tim Kulig Post Apocalypse by Winniethemoog Tracker by Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen Cold and Frightened by Steven Obrien Carnivores Align by Christian Andersen Twitching Lights by Alec Slayne The Eternal War by Dream Cave A War to End All Wars by Eoin Mantell North of Hope by Gavin Luke Never Forgotten by Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen We'll Get Through by Jay Varton Everything We Knew by Christian Andersen Parallel Existence by Raymond Grouse Fractions by Gabriel Parker Sleepy Hollow by Martin Klem Evil Tendencies by Farrell Wooten Empty Roads by Joseph Alesci Coral by Marten Moses Dawning City by Max Anson Ominous by Philip Ayers It's Not a Game by Philip Ayers Please Hear Me Out by Philip Ayers Cellar by Jay Varton Stay Whimsical by Arthur Benson No Clues Left by Arthur Benson I Have a Plan, Mr Norton by Arthur Benson Make Way for Hearses by Christian Andersen Dark Times by Etienne Roussel Dark Water by Magnus Ludvigsson Getting Rid of Hysteria by Christian Andersen Crazy Course by Experia Table Stakes by Jon Sumner Sealed and Delivered by Alan Carlson-Green Dark Skies in the WEst by Red Dictionary Clockmaker's Magic Pendulum by Grant Newman The Portal by Bonnie Grace Essence Indicator by Anthony Earls Grey Matter by Enigmatic Patience by Sergey Cheremisinov License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Free Music Archive: Sergey Cheremisinov The following music was used for this media project: Music: Evening Fall (Harp) by Kevin MacLeod Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/3720-evening-fall-harp License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Artist website: https://incompetech.com The following music was used for this media project: Music: Spring In Russia by Alexander Nakarada Free 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Jody is out, but Jason and Mando are joined by Joe from the Small Town Failing Podcast as they review Season 5 Episode 5 of Tales from the Crypt: People Who Live in Brass Hearses! Find Small Town Failing on Instagram and Twitter at @smallandfailing!
Talice sees glimpses of the past and Chaz makes moves in the present while the unknown future looms ahead. Kenon Pearce as DM and Various NPCs Jordache Richardson as Chaz, Brad, and Serif Nikki Richardson as Talice ISHNAR/KALCRIN HOMEBREW SETTING by Kenon Pearce Sound editing and design by Jordache and Nikki Richardson Kenon Pearce @mr_fugufish Jordache Richardson @jdash24 Nikki Ri @nikkirivo Website: totrpodcast.com Twitter: @totrcast Facebook: @topoftheround Instagram: @topoftheround THANK YOU HONORARY PRODUCERS! Gail Yadon Koebaebeefboo Dawn Prewett Holden Ray Corey Pfautsch Grayson Wanna talk to the cast? Check out our private Discord! https://discord.gg/qshNJJfKRr Go to our website for MERCH! https://www.totrpodcast.com/merch-store.html#/ Find/Review us on Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/top-of-the-round-808056 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/topoftheround Buy us a cup of coffee on Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/topoftheround Join our Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/476203760792265/ TOTR WIKIPEDIA! https://topoftheround.fandom.com/wiki/Top_of_the_Round_Wiki LIGHT OF THE HOPELESS BY NICK HIGHAM https://www.nickjhigham.co.uk/ Breaking News by NoiseWorld licensed through AudioJungle/Envato - Music Broadcast and Standard License - https://audiojungle.net/licenses/terms/music_standard/2.0 https://audiojungle.net/licenses/terms/music_broadcast_ten_million Music Courtesy of epidemicsound.com: State of Play by Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen Morphing Faces by Silver Maple Like Moths to a Flame by Alec Slayne The Task at Hand by Farrell Wooten Secret Recruit by Farrell Wooten Hawk Eyes by Charles Holme Probable Cause by Experia Straight Flush by Isaac Larson Are You Ready by Philip Ayers There Are No Heroes by Philip Ayers The Hot Seat by Philip Ayers Treasure Map by Jay Varton Honesty Matters by Kikoru One Last Drama by Philip Ayers Time Against Us by Jon Bjork It's Not a Game by Philip Ayers Even of the Beginning by Craft Case Sudden Escape by Brightarm Orchestra Head Start by Max Anson Ahead of the Game by Guy Copeland By the Minute by Raymond Grouse Auxiliary Suspicions by Guy Copeland Time Shall Tell by Guy Copeland Time is Running Fast by Jon Bjork She Was a Dancer by Indigo Days At Stake by Raymond Grouse Rivers Run Red by Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen Frozen Thunder by Hampus Naeselius Hydra by Dream Cave Our New Majesty by Alec Slayne Beyond Rivers and Dust by Alec Slayne By a Thread by Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen Liquid by Cobby Costa A Rare Specimen by Edward Joe Myers Walk With Legends by Bonnie Grace Recorder by Joseph Alesci The Grid by Lalo Brickman The Worst Call by Jon Bjork Consternation by Hawea I Am Abiku by Christian Andersen Small Steps by Jonatan Mollberg Cruel Intentions by Etienne Roussel Tunnels by Farrell Wooten Maze Heist by Max Anson One Last Drama by Philip Ayers Make Way for Hearses by Christian Andersen We Have to Go Back There by Christian Andersen Everything We Knew by Christian Andersen Decision Through Vision by Max Anson Trailing by Christian Andersen Too Close by Jon Bjork What Once Was by Gavin Luke Nadir by Gavin Luke Taken at the Doorstep by Max Anson In the Dark by Lucentation Disconcerted by Max Anson Pumping Veins by Max Anson Superior by Silver Maple Due by Alec Slayne Conspiracy Inc. by Alec Slayne Enigma by David Celeste Just Manners by Alexandra Woodward Hidden Agenda by Experia The Red Soil by Saira Ridley By All Means Necessary by Christian Andersen Blood Samples by Alan Carlson-Green We'll Get Through by Jay Varton Crazy Course by Experia Data Stream by Robert Ruth Hidden Tracks by Jon Bjork On Alert by Ethan Sloan Probable Cause by Experia Defying Gravity by Alec Slayne Signs of Warning by Alec Slayne Rise to the Occasion by Wendel Scherer Arriving in Rain by Kikoru Hidden Enigma by Dream Cave Like Moths to a Flame by Alec Slayne A Last Game of Chess by Alec Slayne Please Hear Me Out by Philip Ayers The Inspector by David Celeste Deciphering Tool by Jon Bjork Mr. And Mrs. Flynn by David Celeste The Dark Ages by Flouw Ventifacts by Anthony Earl London by Howard Harper Barnes Oft by Jon Bjork Banshee by Jay Varton Hybrid Rhythmics by Jon Sumner Shutdown Rupture by Jon Bjork Extinction Path by Jon Sumner Shattered Mirror by Jon Algar Extrapolation by Scott Buckley License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ https://www.scottbuckley.com.au/library/ The following music was used for this media project: Music: The Hive by Kevin MacLeod Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/4495-the-hive License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Artist website: https://incompetech.com The following music was used for this media project: Music: Irregular Rhythms by Tim Kulig Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/9829-irregular-rhythms License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Artist website: https://timkulig.com/albums The following music was used for this media project: Music: The Last Hope by Radion Nechaev Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/9823-the-last-hope License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Artist website: https://radion-nechaev.ru
This episode starts off strong with Coyne telling a story about passing a hearse on a freeway on ramp, followed by seeing a car blow a stop sign while in a downtown setting. Next the BROS discuss the Honda Type R's recently revealed horsepower numbers and how they think it will compare to the Corolla GR now that influencers got to drive it. Also, as cool as the new NSX is, why would you buy one instead of a base C8? Moving on, now that basic commuter cars have become so nice, what makes a modern luxury car so "luxurious"? Next up Coyne talks about a 6-mile 2003 Cobra he saw on bring a trailer, and the guys discuss what would compel a person to do this to a car? And finally... Enjoy CAR BROS? Support us through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=4494333
CLICK LINK FOR YOUR OWN COPY This canny reporter's next headline was likely to be his own execution! Mike Lanson was the ace crime reporter for the Gazette, so it was natural that he heard about the kookie wino who had reported eavesdropping on two men plotting a murder. So, it was also natural that he got on the case after one of the two plotters was found dead. Mike, like all reporters, was looking for an answer. But when he filled in the five W's on the next victim, he came up with this: Who: Mike Lanson. What: His own murder. When: As soon as that fire reached the explosives. Where: In a deserted storehouse. Why: Because he knew too much. It looked a lot like the end of this story would be his own end. It was a strange dilemma for a reporter—how do you blow a case wide open when you're about to be blown apart yourself? In this classic 1950s noir mystery, you will meet: Mike Lanson: The Gazette's A reporter. He was always hungry for a good headline, but he was shocked when he found he was going to be in tomorrow's headline—as a victim! Freddie the Grape: This wino was a highly-scented character, and like the grape he was so fond of, he was about to be squashed. Corrine Nimes: A luscious doll who loved her husband, but discovered she couldn't live with him—and when he was murdered, she found she couldn't live without him. Addison Sharp: Like most lawyers, he knew other people's secrets—and then he learned one too many. Lieutenant Guffy: He liked to catch criminals and lock them up, but he always kept a cell open for nosey newspaper reporters who got in his way.
dear livejournal, well it’s summer and i’ve transitioned into my summer uniform. it’s basically the same as my rest of the year uniform but with short pants instead of long pants. are they called “long pants” and “short pants” or is it just “pants” and “shorts”? i have a lot of thoughts about my pants. i will share some of them now. i prefer wearing my jean pants because my butt looks really good in them. i don’t have any jean shorts that fit me but i did find these stretchy waist shorts that fit pretty well. last summer i ordered one from the internet and it fit so i ordered like 6 more lol. but my butt just doesn’t look as good in them. i like how jeans have the full double butt pockets. these shorts just have one butt pocket and the pocket is on the inside. i like the way jean butt pockets, which are on the outside of the pant, help draw the eyes to the butt. which is where i want the eyes to go. the jeans, with their thicker material, also just provide more support for my butt, which is important to me. but it’s just too warm in the summer to wear jean pants. so i choose to sacrifice the butt support for warm weather comfort for the season and we can all look forward to the fall and the return of my glorious bottom.DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun00:00 (intro by omar)00:20 Evening Standards “The Baron” WORLD’S END03:31 Mermaidens “Cut It Open” You Maintain the Stain07:55 NOTS “In Glass” 311:19 Nerve Beats “Initials D.D.” Nerve Beats16:01 Cool Sounds “Temper” Gristle18:35 Quivers “Driving Rain” We’ll Go Riding on the Hearses22:04 Ana roxanne “Immortality” ~~~26:01 Primp “I Know Now” Half-Bloom29:19 Clea “Bright Blue” Fairweather33:08 No Home “[A] Lullabye” hello, this is exploitation35:58 Kiss Concert “Shit In My Hand” Look Bad/Feel Bad39:21 RAKTA “Miragem” Falha Comum45:10 Crunchcoat “With You” Mouth b/w With You47:09 Hobby Club “Bedroom” Video Days EP49:29 Frankie Cosmos “Dancing” Haunted Items #151:08 Khiis “Divooneh” Bezoar52:46 REAL THINGS “The Cave” passing showers
Heading back to the Town thats to Tough to Die where paranormal investigator, Kevin Wilde shares some paranormal encounters that date back to when he was a young boy and so much more.
Happy New Year! It's been a while but I'm here now so…..lucky you I guess. Today I talk about the whole Ukraine deal. I also talk about looking at used cars and how you should never suckle on folks hands. Thanks for listening. Peace Email: glenthinksstuff@yahoo.com Twitter: @GlenThinkStuff This episode is dedicated to the memory of Lily Douglas
On this episode of Tales from the Podcast Morrigan Thompson joins me as we chat about the Tales from the Crypt episode People Who Live in Brass Hearses starring Brad Dourif and Bill Paxton!Check out House of Mysterious Secrets @ HouseofMysteriousSecrets.com and use our discount code 4130 to save 10% on some awesome horror merch now!!!https://instagram.com/tales_from_the_podcasthttps://twitter.com/TalesFromThePodhttps://facebook.com/groups/talesftalesfromthepodcast.comromthepodcastAnd can contact me through my and email us here at talesfromthepodcast13@gmail.com❣️OnlyFans: https://t.co/nAETOAmzKJ❣️PocketStars: https://t.co/x9fw1sdsRe❣️Fansly: https://t.co/JEf4Ba5mfK❣️ManyVids: https://t.co/0K6VfRaHShttps://donteatthegum.bigcartel.com/
SORRY THIS WAS RECORDED BACK IN OCTOBER AND NEVER UPLOADED, EVERYBODY MAKES MISTAKES LOL Donna is back with Season 2 of Reddit Chats on Texocity presented by the 210 Culture Podcast & Pub Culture Radio! This story is called "I'm an Ambulance Chaser, But Now I'm The One Being Chased" by OrionSaintJames LINK TO THE STORY: https://www.reddit.com/r/stayawake/comments/px827u/im_an_ambulance_chaser_but_now_im_the_one_being/ Stay tuned for Part 3! Facebook: 210 Culture Media Instagram: @210culturesa Email: 210culturesa@gmail.com
Carla from Burnt Korn, Alabama, reaches into the THN mailbag with a letter of loathing from Bob in K.C., who reminds us that vehicular numskullery is always just one entitled parking spot away. Co-host Arik agrees: “Hey, it's America! We don't pull over for emergency vehicles, cuz we're the bestest, biggest bungholes in the world.” Then again, sound engineer Pauly from Bali is pretty sure the dead guy in the hearse isn't going to be late for work. Arik blows his stack from the paid crooner at the local Costco singing about the blood of Christ while he's picking out lambchops. Maybe every religion deserves its wholesale musical moment. Vedic chants to the holy cow in the dairy section. Ballads about the fatwah against Salman Rushdie in the bestseller section. Next, spousal farts. Let's just get past the dead-possum-ate-rotten-cabbage stench and find a way to harness our honey's toxic fumes for the military industrial complex. But, seriously, is anything worse than an ex-spousal fart? Finally, Carla shows off her brand new THN Napkin Dispenser and tells a tale of off-the-chart Mexico City mooching. We could say more, but to carry on would make us a-holes. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehatenapkin/support
Carla from Burnt Korn, Alabama, reaches into the THN mailbag with a letter of loathing from Bob in K.C., who reminds us that vehicular numskullery is always just one entitled parking spot away. Co-host Arik agrees: “Hey, it's America! We don't pull over for emergency vehicles, cuz we're the bestest, biggest bungholes in the world.” Then again, sound engineer Pauly from Bali is pretty sure the dead guy in the hearse isn't going to be late for work. Arik blows his stack from the paid crooner at the local Costco singing about the blood of Christ while he's picking out lambchops. Maybe every religion deserves its wholesale musical moment. Vedic chants to the holy cow in the dairy section. Ballads about the fatwah against Salman Rushdie in the bestseller section. Next, spousal farts. Let's just get past the dead-possum-ate-rotten-cabbage stench and find a way to harness our honey's toxic fumes for the military industrial complex. But, seriously, is anything worse than an ex-spousal fart? Finally, Carla shows off her brand new THN Napkin Dispenser and tells a tale of off-the-chart Mexico City mooching. We could say more, but to carry on would make us a-holes. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehatenapkin/support
Tonight on the Calabrese Mystic Cult of Horrors Podcast, we meet up with MADI DANGER to talk about the complexities of buying a hearse, building your own coffin (because vampires!) her absolute batty amount of obsolete media (LaserDisc, 8-track, VHS, etc.) the 1994 film/goth-gasm known as THE CROW...and so much more! Grab your clove cigarettes and black fishnets...we're going to the cemetery! ⚰️ CHECK OUT MADI: https://linktr.ee/Madi_Danger https://www.tiktok.com/@madi_danger? @Calabrese666 Buy Merch: CalabreseStore.com
Support Topic Lords on Patreon and get episodes a week early! (https://www.patreon.com/topiclords) Lords: * Shannon * Alex Topics: * Corn maze vs hedge maze: which one is better? What's the best maze material? * World Record Corn Maze in Dixon CA: https://www.coolpatchpumpkins.com/ * Projectable Halloween Decoration Animations * https://vimeo.com/465549120 * For the halloween season: the spookiest story I know, about Dave Mustaine sleeping on a chair. * Rob Zombie - Dragula * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqQuihD0hoI * Unedited (syncable) commentary: https://youtu.be/tRtRpWqxh5o * Google spirit * Interactive halloween costumes * Reverse Trick or Treating: https://youtu.be/xhSCjECO90 * https://www.hearsehub.com/ * One Cut of the Dead 100% Tomatometer rating: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/onecutofthe_dead Microtopics: * Top ten dog features. * Top one dog feature. * The resident holiday specials expert. * One Cut of the Dead. * Opening the door and saying "hello!" * Maze season is upon us. * Eating your way out of the corn maze. * Laminating your corn maze so the corn doesn't blow over when it rains. * Topiary vs. Scarecrow. * The barrier that humanity doesn't realize it can cross until it's across the threshold. * Building a maze out of "employees only" and "wet floor" signs so nobody even realizes they're in a maze. * How to ethically put someone in a room escape situation without getting their informed consent first. * Whether Dustin has teeth yet. * The best maze material is the social contract. * Pepper's Ghost. * Bone Chillers 2. * Projecting animated ghost pirates rear projected onto your window. * An actual live human Pepper's Ghost and whether that ghost sees us as the ghosts. * Interactive ghosts. * Turtle Talk. * Wanting to spend all day pretending to be a skeleton. * Dave Mustaine's terrifying sleeping injury. * Saturday Night Palsy. * Losing feeling in your fingers because you carried groceries too much. * Taking law school exams without any feeling in your fingers. * Disrupting ambulances by taking an Uber to the hospital. * Keeping a big basket of Epipens and Narcan in your cab, just in case. * Whether they give you another one if you use your Epipen on someone else. * Chatting with a doctor online and they ask you your favorite kind of beans and then they're like "oh yeah you definitely need Narcan" and write you a prescription. * Getting your Narcan certification and treating every human interaction as an opportunity to deploy your Narcan. * Mr. Zombie. * Rob Zombie doing the "What is Love" head bob in his Dragula. * Withholding the Dragula for most of the music video, like how they didn't show the shark for most of Jaws. * Extremely tall guitars. * A tiki head spray painted silver. * T-posing Rob Zombie singing at the ceiling. * A woman who is in this music video to not wear a lot of clothes * Ghost Dad playing keytar in the back. * The most adorable Rob Zombie. * The origin of the silver headed tiki robot. * The silver headed tiki robot doing a high kick. * Watching the music video for Dragula and then excitedly searching Craigslist for hearses. * A hearse with a tramp stamp. * The two happiest days you'll ever have with your hearse. * hearsehub.com * Local rug artists. * The kind of person who would think it's fun to role play a Spirit Halloween employee. * Coronavirus is transforming the death care industry, according to Funeral and Cemetery News on hearsehub.com. * Getting a hearse long enough to be pulled by a mini dachshund. * Logrolling the snake coffin over a series of snake pallbearers. * Crowdsurfing for Snakes. * A guy dressed up like Pokemon Go for Halloween where you spin his helmet to dispense a Pokeball and then throw the Pokeball at Pokemon that are also part of the costume. * Reverse trick or treating. * Setting up a haunted maze in the front yard of every house you trick or treat at and when nobody answers you have to just wait for them to get home because dang it you spend half an hour setting up the maze. * Kill or Queen?
In this episode, The Annuity Man and Dan Prescher discuss: Planning for travelling internationally Travelling internationally as a lifestyle change Minimalism and happiness Joining communities abroad Key Takeaways: Research is the key, start by ruthlessly profiling yourself and ask yourself what you can do without and what you can't do without. If you plan to live abroad, you gotta do it from the heart, it has to be a lifestyle choice. Otherwise you'd just be an economic refugee. Once you keep things compact and minimal, you can start focusing on what really matters. Happiness is in the people you know and the things you do, not in what you have. Community comes with the package, it cannot be avoided. "If you could move tomorrow to a place where it costs you half as much to live, you've doubled the value of your resources" — Dan Prescher Connect with Dan Prescher: Website: https://internationalliving.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-prescher-35ba4b8b Books: https://www.amazon.com/Dan-Prescher/e/B00HVI32FO Connect with The Annuity Man: Website: http://theannuityman.com/ Email: Stan@TheAnnuityMan.com Book: Owner's Manuals: https://www.stantheannuityman.com/how-do-annuities-work YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCXKKxvVslbeGAlEc5sra2g Get a Quote Today - https://www.stantheannuityman.com/annuity-calculator!
Living Dead Girls: A True Crime & Unsolved Mysteries Podcast
Spooky season has arrived, and we are ready to go big or go home. So for October, we have 3 special episodes in store - starting with episode #53, that we recorded with a very special guest: Anna, aka Anatomy. You can follow Anatomy's adventures with her Hearse, Memento Mori, on Instagram: @morithehearse, and keep up with Anatomy herself: @modelingbyanatomy or... listen to the podcast she co-hosts with Lazy Zilla, of the Hell's Harlots's Burlesque, Hell's Hour with The Hell's Harlots: @hellshour_harlots_podcast
The city was small and clean and comfortable. Seen from a train window it looked like many another American city but something new had been added to this one that could not be seen from a train window. It was Christopher Chance, young special prosecutor who's been appointed by the governor to investigate corruption in the office of Anthony Pierce the district attorney. Duration: 28:55 Starring: Sydney Smith, Charlotte Lawrence, Joseph Julian, Helen Shields, Larry Haines Broadcast Date: 19th June 1947
Everybody loves the DeLuca boys. Buy the official Crypt Keeper's Coffin Tee-shirt Theme song composed and performed by Tobey Forsman of Whipsong Music. Follow Chuck and Dale on Letterboxd. Follow us on Instagram Join our DISCORD Bat & Spider Watchlist Send us an email: batandspiderpod@gmail.com. Leave us a voice message: (315) 544-0966 Artwork by Charles Forsman Order Black Castle Zine and Haunted Cassette Buy a shirt Get your Bat & Spider STICKERS here This is a TAPEDECK Podcast
The show? Tales From the Crypt. The episode? People Who Live in Brass Hearses. The actors? Bill Paxton and friends. Check it out, you know it's gonna be fun. Short and Spooky trivia fact... This is the first episode to be edited by Cooper! Enjoy! Please Rate, Review, Subscribe, and tell your friends! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shortandspooky/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shortandspooky/support
We are delighted to be joined by Steve Parrish, former GP rider, truck racer, commentator and host of the MAD Tour. Powered by Colchester Kawasaki CLICK BUY DELIVER! www.colchesterkawasaki.co.uk Merchandise available: www.chasintheracin.com/merchandise/ SOCIALS Facebook: www.facebook.com/motorbikepod Twitter: www.twitter.com/motorbikepod Instagram: www.instagram.com/motorbikepod Patreon: www.patreon.com/motorbikepod
It's a return to The Crypt-Keeper's hideaway for this week's TV edition of The Blind Rage Podcast! “People Who Live in Brass Hearses” is definitely one of the more oddball ones, featuring a pair of brothers who want to pull off the perfect crime, but lack the intelligence to manufacture a remotely coherent plan, as well as a neighborhood ice cream man harboring a dark secret. Bill Paxton and Brad Douriff star. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blindragepod/message
Today in Wesley's DBR on IGTV, Ecclesiastes helps us turn the page on a new year. "U-Hauls Don't Follow Hearses"
Speedy Car Sales in Klerksdorp has donated three Muslim burial coaches to needy organizations with the possibility of sponsoring three more in the near future. It has been a tough year for many people with the COVID-19 pandemic wreaking havoc across the globe.
A new green initiative means people in China are tossing coins out of hearses for good luck. An enterprising group is taking advantage to make a few bucks.
Today's episode is a story about some wickedly cool Halloween fun I've had over the years. There's no place like New Orleans to celebrate that holiday. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/airstream.oracle/support
Are ghosts affected by gravity? This is the kind of questioning that makes our guest, Alyssa Rios, one of the great thinkers of our time. She joins our Spooky Season festivities with a conversations about ghosts, spectres, and spirits. We've made a webseries! You can watch Wormholes starting October 14th: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC51Tg9gR5mXxEeaansRUYRw Follow the podcast: https://twitter.com/PodKweens Follow Gylanni: https://twitter.com/queermessyah/ https://www.instagram.com/persephoneysgarden/ Follow Sajda: https://twitter.com/itssajdaa https://www.instagram.com/foodpxrnfriday/ Follow Gamal: https://twitter.com/GamalTweets https://www.instagram.com/thegamal/ Follow Alyssa: https://twitter.com/TechnicallyAly https://www.instagram.com/technicallyaly/
People Are ArrogantWhile attending my friends mothers funeral a Trump caravan, bearing huge Trump flags, drove past the funeral home honking, shouting and acting like idiots. The black limousine Hearses lined up at the curb along with fifty or so men and women dressed in black milling about on the front porch made it more than apparent that there was a funeral taking place. But that didn't matter to these goofs. They continued their display of ignorance and arrogance as we looked on. SHAMELESS SELF PROMOTIONMy new song, Our Song: Music Videohttps://youtu.be/-JXmS152z40By OUR SONG on Amazonhttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08FQQTLMF/ref=dm_ws_sp_ps_dpThe Artist - A DocumentaryFacebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/theartistadocumentaryGoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/the-artist-documentary-llcAmerica Is Lost in HollywoodPeople cant tell the difference between Hollywood and reality....fantasy and reality. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/SkatingBearStudios)
This episode of the Old, Dingy Jukebox is a show without a theme. Every so often I’ll just comb through the records and pick some fun ones from across a variety of different genres. From 1950s honky tonk, early jazz, blues, western swing and a few instrumental guitar records, this show has something for everyone. Hope you enjoy the show and please share with friends and family. Also, please rank and review the show over at Apple podcasts, the more rankings and positive reviews really help the show. Thanks for listening and kindly follow the show on the various social media outlets.Relax and enjoy episode #10 of the Old, Dingy Jukebox: “Rubber Tired Hearses, Sugar Coated Cinders and Lazy Rivers”E-mail: olddingyjukebox@gmail.comWeb: https://theolddingyjukebox.buzzsprout.com/Facebook: @olddingyjukeboxpodcastTwitter: @OldDingyInstagram: @olddingyjukeboxpodcastCheck out John’s Old Time Radio Show. Lots of great episodes featuring R. Crumb recorded from his record lair in France.https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/johns-old-time-radio-show/id557734650Donate to the podcast: https://paypal.me/christiangallo1?locale.x=en_USTampa Red and his Chicago Five- “Let’s Get Drunk and Truck” Bluebird 6353 1936Stuff Smith and his Onyx Club Boys- “I’se A Muggin’ Numbers Game” Vocalion 3169 1936The Hall Brothers- “Way Out There” Bluebird 6843 1937R. Crumb and his Keep On Truckin’ Orchestra “Lazy River Blues” Ordinary 5000 1972Dick Stratton and the Nite Owls- “Sugar Coated Love” Tennessee 776 1954The Gentry Brothers- “Swanky” Dixie 45-890 1961Sleepy John Estes- “Drop Down Mama” Brunswick 03562 1935Duke Ellington and his Kentucky Club Orchestra “East St. Louis Toodle-O” 1927Jimmy Heap and the Melody Masters- “Haunted, Hungry Heart” Imperial 8074 1950The Fireballs- “Vaquero” Rank 2054 1960Curley Williams and his Georgia Peach Pickers- “Grandma’s Turned Over Again” Columbia 37083 1948Charlie Poole and the North Carolina Ramblers- “Leavin’ Home” Columbia 15116 1927McKinney’s Cotton Pickers- “Beedle Um Bum” Victor 38052 1929Tibby Edwards- “Try To Understand” Mercury 70454 1954Support the show (https://paypal.me/christiangallo1?locale.x=en_US)
From the frontline: Physician Assistant Jim Nealon and Funeral Director Clive Anderson reflect on how Covid-19 ripped through New York this spring, remember the people they lost and discuss the moments that will stay will them forever.
It's the twenty-eighth episode of Chronicles from the Crypt, a twice a month look back at HBO's horror anthology Tales from the Crypt. Casualty Chris and Father Malone continue their look at Season 5 with the fifth and sixth episodes: "People Who Live in Brass Hearses" and "Two for the Show". One features Bill Paxton and Brad Dourif as brothers attempting to get revenge on an ice cream man, the other features David Paymer as a husband who attempts to hide the murder of his wife.Follow Casualty Chris @Casualty_Chris, Father Malone @FatherMalone73, and the podcast @ChroniclesFTC.Catch Chronicles on all Podcatchers and at chroniclesfromthecrypt.com!
I scream, you scream, we all scream for...butter? Mike joins me and we review Tales from the Crypt's "People Who Live in Brass Hearses". We learn that Mike can get down with a big heist and Gus the cat drops by for a quick hello. We also talk about movies like Beaches and Dumb and Dumber, then Mike and I get in a debate about badass women movies! https://www.facebook.com/goodeveningkiddiespod Want to support the podcast? Leave an iTunes review, subscribe/follow the podcast, or donate to the Patreon page! Follow the podcast on Twitter @gekpodcast Like the podcast? Leave a review on Facebook, iTunes, or Podcast Republic! Questions or comments? Email the podcast at goodeveningpod@gmail.com!
We are back!!! We roll in to 2020 with Planes, Trains & Automobiles. A 1987 John Hughes classic. Our sequel picks up 1 year after Neil invites Dale to stay for his family Thanksgiving dinner and let just say it gets a little dark. But before we get into the sequel, Jeff takes us on a tour of the Coors Brewing Company.Connect with the show:Visit our website www.sequelsmade.comFollow us on Twitter Follow us on Instagram Checkout our page on FaceBook Email: Sequelsmade@gmail.comLook for new episodes dropping every other Tuesday. Love our show? Leave us a review on Apple Podcast or wherever you listen at. Don't forget to subscribe to get all future episodes. Thank You!
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In our special Halloween episode, the guys interview an undertaker about hearses and hair-raising post mortem occurrences. Ever wonder what it’s like to own a hearse? Are there hearse laws? Can you just roll into a Jiffy Lube for an oil change? Is it bad luck to lay down in the back of one? Funeral Director Joe shares his answers and experiences, including some eerie stories and after death lore, like the phrase “saved by the bell.” Plus, “Ghostbusters” fans will appreciate a question from Matt. Engine Noise Podcast is sponsored by 1AAuto.com & TRQ after market auto parts.
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Carriages 101 introduces us to horse driven hearses, American Driving Society President, Dan Rosenthal gives us a sneak preview of the new driven dressage tests and Dr. John Langlois, in the TCVM segment, shows us how to help our horses with Tui-na therapy. Listen in...Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)
Carriages 101 introduces us to horse driven hearses, American Driving Society President, Dan Rosenthal gives us a sneak preview of the new driven dressage tests and Dr. John Langlois, in the TCVM segment, shows us how to help our horses with Tui-na therapy. Listen in…Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)
Carriages 101 introduces us to horse driven hearses, American Driving Society President, Dan Rosenthal gives us a sneak preview of the new driven dressage tests and Dr. John Langlois, in the TCVM segment, shows us how to help our horses with Tui-na therapy. Listen in...
I’m not sure if anybody’s ever done research on why Americans become rabid, buggy-eyed butt hornets when we get behind the wheel, but if they ever do figure it out, I want to be among the first ones to know. I know it’s easy to want to point a finger at the other guy - usually the middle one - when there’s one road, but more than one driver. But whenever something goes wrong, I’m finding that nine times out of ten, I’m the one with the problem. So I’ll call myself a butt hornet when it fits, but there’ve been occasions when I did nothing wrong and still got the raw end of the deal. I enjoy driving, for the most part, except when other people do things that get all up under my skin. I’ll list a few examples so you’ll get a solid picture of the kinds of things I’m talking about: Going too slow in front of me. Going too slow beside me. Going too slow when you’re pulling out in front of me. Going too slow when you’re making your turn in front of me. Pulling out in front of me. Making a turn in front of me. BEING in front of me, etc. There are too many more to list and I know full well that the issue is with me and my impatience. And I'm trying to learn to be a more gracious driver. I really am. But it's hard, especially when people ignore the rules. Take, for instance, the four-way stop sign. To the best of my knowledge, the driver's manual states that the right of way belongs to the driver who came to a complete stop first and in successive order, until all vehicular operators have made it safely through and on their merry way. That doesn't happen a lot of the time in the south where hospitality tends to be thrown around all helter-skelter whether it's needed or not. At least in my neck of the woods, people with the right of way, have an annoying habit of urging you to go first. Because they're nice and they're courteous and they won't have it mentioned to their grandma that they (gasp) went first! Nobody likes to be slapped in the back of the head and told, You's raised better'nat! I like me some southern hospitality, but not in traffic. You go first. No, you go. You have the right of way. Naw, naw. I insist - you go ahead of me, good suh! I will not do such. I'z raised better'nat. I've sat behind vehicles that were involved in an eternal volley of politeness that made me want to do something drastic like rolling down my window and screaming to them at the top of my lungs. "Somebody GO ALREADY! Hearses have gas pedals, ya know! School busses too, Mrs. Crenshaw!" And I'm sure all of the people in the funeral procession would feel the same way, even the dead guy. Hurry it up, Director, before somebody else gets my dang grave! It's probably just me that gets irritated by that kind of thing, really. I just feel like we should all know the rules and if we'll follow them to the letter, traffic will move a lot more efficiently. Follow the rules to the letter, you say? Are you telling us you've never gone a mile over the speed limit then? I have to be honest ... that's not what I'm saying. Truth is, I have a lead foot and I've had to curb that in the interest of my health and also the health of my wallet. But I'm not the only person who misbehaves on the road. You should be in the car with my wife some morning if she hasn't gotten the chance to pet an animal. But we're not talking about her Mr. Hyde personality when she's yet to yell, "KITTEH!" and nuzzle the belly of a feline. No, I'm the one on the couch here. In my early twenties, I worked in a profession I loathed from day one. Stories from the world of small loans is a whole other episode and I've definitely got some interesting stuff to tell you about that part of my life, but for now, just know that a husband trying to jump over the counter to fight me on my very first day put a bad taste in my mouth for the collections industry. Needless to say that because of hating that job from the start, I dreaded going in every morning and my commute was an irritation, too. It took me about thirty minutes one way and I had to drive around South Carolina backroads to get there as quickly as possible. One morning was particularly bad and to this day, I point to what I'm about to tell you as one of the reasons I get so completely out of sorts with bad drivers in front of me sometimes. Let me paint a picture for you. I was already running late, which meant I had a certain criteria I expected drivers in front of me to follow and it was very simple: At least go the speed limit. Is that hard? I didn't think so. I never think so. In fact, it's still one of the top criteria I expect from you if I happen to get behind you on the road. And for the record, I won't ride your tailpipe unless you're just being ridiculous about it. Anyhoo, it turns out that halfway through the commute, just as my coffee had started to get cool enough to drink and I'd actually come to terms with the fact that I'd be late and calling people to tell them they had to pay on their loan would be blissfully delayed for a little longer, I got behind a young woman in an old hatchback, going about 15 miles under the speed limit. Imagine my joy at being behind her on an old country back road where you don't get many chances to pass and if you do, there's probably going to be 57 cars coming the other direction. I didn't want to call people and ruin their mornings any more than those people wanted to be called, but I also didn't like getting fussed at for being late. So you might be able to come up with some of the words I probably let slip out while I was behind her - words I can't use here, but went colorfully beyond the initial commentaries of, "Can you not see the speed limit?!" or "The gas pedal is ON THE RIGHT!" or maybe even "I WILL CUT YOU!" Of course, she couldn't hear me. I know it was a she because of what happened next. After a couple of missed opportunities to pass because there was a parade going on in the opposite lane when the center line was broken and it was legal to, I finally saw it, bright and glowing with a choir of angels singing and pointing the way ahead ... AHHHH ... Come thou labored and weary vehicular operator ... pass and be weary no moooooorrrre! So I did. I pressed my foot to the accelerator and felt the heavenly vibration of a motor picking up speed and chewing up the asphalt as God intended. But something was wrong. As I moved into the oncoming lane to pass, the car ahead of me sped up and I had to press the gas harder. But the woman in the old hatchback also pressed harder so that I had to go way faster than I wanted to in order to get around her and the line was about to go double up ahead due to a looming sharp curve. As I made it even to her car, I looked over and the woman ... hold on while I take a deep breath because this part still gets me madder'n a yella jacketr at a picnic ... (deep breath aaaannnnndddd relax) ... She looked at me, shook her head as if to say, NO. YOU SHALL NOT PASS! and sped up more. I panicked and looked behind me, but the line of cars that had moved up to fill in where I'd been was too long and my only option was to channel my inner Earnhart and go NASCAR fast to get around her, which would have been fine, but ... I got back over into my lane just after the legality of my passing ran out before the curve. Which would have been fine, but ... I hadn't had a chance to slow down to the speed limit from the insane amount of speed I had to get to in order to pass the witch in the old hatchback. Which would have been fine, but ... The first car in the line coming around the corning in the opposing lane was a State Trooper. Yeah. He licked his chops and threw on the lights immediately and my goose was cooked. He didn't want to hear my excuse. He didn't care about my story titled, The Ho In The Hatchback. All he was concerned with was the fact that I was going lightspeed and passing on a double yellow line. And he was rude about it. With how our noble law enforcers are paid way too little for their sacrifice, I assumed maybe he'd gotten a call that morning from a bill collector or something, because he seemed to be in a really bad mood. I don't know what the woman's problem was. Maybe she saw me railing at her about her slowness in her rearview mirror before I passed and that set her off. If so, that ought to be a lesson to me. It's funny, I've gotten insulted when it was the other way around before. I was once driving at exactly the speed limit and a redneck in a pickup truck was riding my tail so close that I could smell his breath. Boon's Farm, anyone? He didn't like me going the speed limit, but I wasn't going to speed just to make him and the tooth he had left happy. He eventually got the opportunity to pass me and did. He needed a muffler, by the way. Not sure if he knew it or not. I shook my head when he went by and as he was moving back over into the lane, I assume he had to put down his bottle of Boon's Farm before sticking his arm out the window and flipping me the bird. That actually made me laugh. Once again, I was on my way to work one morning when a carload of rednecks got behind me. I assume everybody who acts like an idiot is a redneck because so often ... they are. And once again, they rode my butt so close I could smell their cologne. High Karate anyone? I like to drive the speed limit or just over it, maybe by five miles an hour or so. I've had too many speeding tickets over the years and I don't care for them. But five miles over wasn't good enough and the crazy thing was, they had plenty of opportunities to pass. I still don't understand why these people stayed behind my car to harass me, but they did. Later, they turned off, but not before apparently thinking it would just be hilarious to call the cops and give them my license plate number and vehicle description, telling them I was driving drunk. So I'm minding my own business, coming into town and sipping my coffee because it had just gotten cool enough to drink, and a city policeman slips in behind me without my noticing. The scenario went a little something like this. "Know why I pulled you over?" "No, officer. I don't think I was speeding. If I was, it wouldn't have been more than four or five miles an hour over because I'm a good driver, even if I sometimes get frustrated with women of ill repute who cause me to have to speed and pass on a double yellow line, but that didn't happen, so no. I can't say that I do." "Well somebody called us saying you were driving all over the road and it looked like you were drunk. Have you had anything to drink today, Mr. ..... Blackston?" (I'd handed him my license and registration without him having to ask. I know the drill.) "Yes, sir. Orange juice and this coffee." (He laughed, which was a good sign.) "I didn't think you'd had any alcohol. I've been following you for a while and you've done nothing to make me have to pull you over, but when we get these calls, we have to check it out, you understand? I'm going to have to give you a breath-a-lizer, which you can refuse, but if you do, I have to make you get out of the car and do some physical tests." "I'll take a breath-a-lizer." (Which I did and the results made him laugh again.) He apologized for the inconvenience and I told him there was no apology needed and I hoped he didn't get any calls from bill collectors. I told him who I suspected made the call and why and he said it wasn't unusual for people to waste time and resources like that. That was uncomfortable and unnecessary. I was the one not breaking the law, well ... not by much. And it wasn't like they young hooligans playing a prank. They were not nice people who tried to ruin my day. The jokes on them. I got a funny story out of it. It did bother me until I realized nobody I knew drove by while I was getting a breath-a-lizer done. If it had happened on the main drag through town, there would have probably been a blurb about it on page three of the paper right next to an article about how Blackberries don't grow like they used to and a piece describing a local marketer's pitch to Boone's Farm about rolling out a High Karate flavored brew. My temper and my mouth are a constant process of improvement, though and as much as I still say things I shouldn't and then wish I hadn't, especially when I'm behind the wheel, there was a time when I was a lot worse about it. I make no secret or apologies that I'm a follower of Christ. But for a while back in my twenties, I lost my way and became somebody I'm not proud of - somebody my wife eventually had to tell me she was at times embarrassed to be around. For reasons I won't go into in this episode - maybe in a different one - I went through a phase of using extremely foul language and not just around my peers. It got to where I relished the idera of saying something that made other people uncomfortable. I thought they'd look up to me as a renegade - maybe somebody they secretly wished they had the guts to be like. I was absolutely not behaving in a way Jesus Christ would approve of and whether or not you see things the way I do spiritually, is beside the point. I knew what I sincerely believed, but had strayed from it. What does this have to do with road rage, Michael? Nothing so far, but wait. It's about learning to control myself and an amazing thing that happened which you're welcome to consider a coincidence, but I truly and totally do not. It was a miracle - a gift directly from God and an immediate answer to prayer. I used to work at a large market radio station on the weekends in Greenville, SC. Overnights. It didn't pay much, but I hadn't been married long and we needed the money from a second job. The overnight weekend shift made it easy to get away with things on-air that should've gotten me fired. There was a Friday night at the end of a week long revival at my church and the preacher had made a point that stuck with me. He said you don't have to act like a Christian. Nobody does - it's your choice. But don't say you're a follower of Christ in one breath and act like the devil in the next. Be what you are and own it, basically. That night it hit me that I was living two lives and I needed to decided which one it was gonna be that defined me. I believed in Jesus Christ and that He is who He says He is. I decided that if I was going to be a man of integrity, I had a choice to make, but I couldn't have it both ways and so I re-dedicated my life. There was an issue, though. I could put an end to being a jerk and trying to behave in ways that weren't becoming of a Christian. Unfortunately, the language and temper thing was a bigger hurdle and on my way to work at the station that night, I asked God to take that from me. I told Him I couldn't do it on my own and that this was one of those things I'd need the Holy Spirit to intervene on. And it worked. I'd tried to tame my tongue before, but suddenly it felt true and I actually cried all the rest of the way to the station. Jump ahead a couple of weeks and I'm on the way there again. I'd made the decision to quit the station because I could find extra work elsewhere in a place that wasn't so tempting to slide back into my old ways and somewhere else would probably pay better anyway. But I'd given them a few week's notice and this was one of my final weekends. The road is dark and desolate for a stretch just before you get to the interstate and it was there that my back left tire decided to blow. This was before cell phones were in everybody's hand and I didn't have one. It was also before I made enough money to have anything fancier for a jack than one of the cheapie kind that comes with the car and starts to buckle about two inches into the lift. And I had no flash light. Perfect. I pulled to the side of the road, got out, and could see in the moonlight that my tire was completely flat. I wanted to cuss. No, that's not right - I wanted to fly into a profanity laced tyrade that would include, but not be limited to, screaming it at the top of my lungs and throwing something through the window of my car. I started to do that. I started to cuss - we call it cuss in the south, get used to it - and I think I might have actually kicked the side of the car. But then there was a voice in my head. not audible, but that soft, comforting voice and it reminded me of my new dedication and that while nobody else was around and it was late at night, I needed to exercise control in reverence to my promise, because it will be honorable to God. So I calmed down and prayed. I said I was sorry and that although I didn't know what I was going to do because the jack I had wasn't going to be enough and I had no light, I would obey and trust in Him. I calmly took the spare out of the back, still praying, and the moment I set it against the car, there were headlights that appeared over the hill. I hoped they would stop and I hoped they would be nice to me. I could be robbed, murdered, tortured there and nobody would know it. The driver topped the hill and came to my position, pulling their car in behind me in a manner that suggested they expected to find me in need of some help. The driver left on his lights so that my car was illuminated and because of that, I couldn't tell much about them, other than it was a man. A very, very, incredibly large man. He was both tall and wide and could have had whatever way he wanted with puny little me. He didn't say anything when he got out, but went directly around to his trunk and took out one of those impressive hydraulic jacks, the metal bar that went with it, and a lug wrench. I already considered him a miracle. God had taken no time in answering my prayers and I wanted to thank him for stopping. "You don't know what an answer to prayer you are." He didn't reply. I thought it was odd, but he might be in a hurry - maybe even not really happy to have to help someone, but obligated, so he just wanted to get it over with. He bent and started working on my tire. "I can do the work. I hate to make you do it," I told him. Nothing, not even a nod. "My names Mike. What's yours?" He looked up at me sternly and put up a hand to shush me, but still, he refused to say a word. I started to get a little bit irritated. I mean, if you didn't want to help, fine. I'd figure something out. But if you're gonna stop and lend a hand, at least you don't have to be rude about it. I kept all of that to myself, though, and shut up until finished. When he was done, he took his tools back to his car and put them in the trunk, then walked back to where I was standing. "Thanks again. Can I give you anything for your trouble?" He put up a massive paw again and reached into his back pocket for his wallet. From there, he pulled a worn, feathered at the edges business card and handed it to me. I don't remember what it said his name was, but here's what it said his title was: Pastor for the church of the deaf, mute, and blind. He left me the card and shook my hand, then turned back toward his car. I thought about calling out my thanks again, but didn't. I don't think he would have heard me and he wouldn't have been able to tell me, you're welcome. I'm a lot older and wiser now and it stabs me every time I think about the fact that I misplaced the card and never got a better chance to show my appreciation. Maybe that was the way it was supposed to be. But now, if I'm about to totally lose it, that miracle is brought to mind and the lesson in it that might have been overwhelmingly silent, but that I heard loud and clear. And it calms me. Rage is natural and anger is justified at times. Just don't let it define you.
(05-23-2019) - Randy and Bob Beck (GAAS, Great American Auto Scene) talk with Dieter Obeji and Donna Culwell who drive their own hearses, and ambulances around LA. Why? That's why this podcast episode is here. To set the table for the June 1st VTAC LAPD, LAFC car show at Warner Center in Woodland Hills, CA. Then Bob and Randy talk to some of the women involved in a '55 GMC rebuild at the Automobile Driving Museum in El Segundo.....when they visited the Talking About Cars/Great American Auto Scene (GAAS) booth at the Classic Auto Show!!
Have you ever been sitting in your car at a traffic light and then, like, your glove box opened up all on its own and somewhere between 30 to 40 goat heads come pouring out? If so, this is the episode for you! Other topics include a new Yowie sighting in Australia, Stephen King naming 'Christine' after somebody he didn't like, a very smart doctor who thinks aliens are actually humans from the future that traveled back in time to check stuff out, and...towards the end....butts. Join us, won't you? Sponsors: VIDI Space - www.vidi.space Scavengers Network - www.scavengersnetwork.com Patreon - www.patreon.com/thescavengersnetwork
We here at Riverdo's and Riverdon'ts really haven't yet gotten over the fact that there's a gang called the goddamn Ghoulies. And let me tell you, this episode doesn't help us with our problem.The closest thing to relief we get is another absurd thing to fixate on, and that, my dear friends, is the SUGAR MAN. That's the intimidating name of a spooky drug dealer. And it's clear someone in the writer's room was 100% convinced they'd knocked it out of the park. And the cast have to talk about him without peeing their pants. And they all need Emmys for this.Please bother us at #RDARD on the tweeter.Rob (@LordOfTheStith)Quinn (@MonkipiQuinn)Kat: (@kat_kuhl_) Music: "Faded War Instrumental Version" by Josh Woodward
Toni seems to have given up on Alan, as he's traded in his usual conspiracy investigations for continuing to ship Andercroft and fixating on "The Empty Hearse." Why is this even a podcast?
Kate Langbroek from Hughsy and Kate gives her two cents about her experience meeting Sarah (and dealing with Sarah's 'Corporate Stoke'). The Accent Game returns and Lise tries her hardest... but Australia tries harder. Plus, the Girls interview Emma Jane from Heels and Hearses and put the "fun" in "funerals". See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Kate Langbroek from Hughsy and Kate gives her two cents about her experience meeting Sarah (and dealing with Sarah's 'Corporate Stoke'). The Accent Game returns and Lise tries her hardest... but Australia tries harder. Plus, the Girls interview Emma Jane from Heels and Hearses and put the "fun" in "funerals".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Forty percent of American workers surveyed earlier this year said a political discussion at the office had left them stressed and less productive. In our series Breaking Bread, CPR's search for common ground, we meet two colleagues who worked it out and even became closer because of it. Then, what can businesses do when it's not so harmonious? And, remembering a Pueblo funeral director, whose hearses stood out.
We bring you into the world where driving a hearse is an everyday event for members of The Pikes Peak Hearse Association. In between prepping their hearses for their busy season, including the parade of Hearses, that will precede the Coffin Race, Arthur & Izzy Prince (father and daughter) and Squirrel (Izzy’s fiancé) gave us insight into the world of owning a hearse. Then we descended on Jeanna at the Manitou Springs Chamber of Commerce to get the latest on the Emma Crawford Festival and Coffin Race. Including VIP tickets, you can buy to sit in bleachers at the Finish Line! Only one week to go! Check out our blog for more info about other events surrounding Emma Crawford Festival and Halloween.
Become a member of the Say You Love Satan Army today! Join us! www.patreon.com/sayyoulovesatanpodcast This episode: - Trauma TV: Tales from the Crypt - People Who Live in Brass Hearses (1993) *outro track "Reach" by Martini Ranch from the 1988 album "Holy Cow". The podcast you are about to listen to is an account of the tragedy that befell four lower level low-lives sometime in the 1980s. Join us every week for an 80s horror overdose!!!!! website: www.sayyoulovesatanpodcast.com email: sayyoulovesatanpodcast@gmail.com Please rate, review, and subscribe on iTunes! instagram: sayyoulovesatanpodcast T-shirts, stickers, and a collection of ghoulish garb is available now at our Redbubble store! www.redbubble.com/people/sayyoulovesatan artwork: Sam Heimer
This week we talk DNA in the funeral business with Al Richards from Funeral DNA ID, the Spotlight on a funeral director comes from Detroit, and a WTF that causes us to think about multi use hearses.
Mr. Bloom contemplates the colors of burial.
Hearses are service vehicles used for the very specific task of transporting a body between a morgue, funeral home and cemetery. Join Scott and Ben as they take a closer look at the history and evolution of hearses in this podcast from HowStuffWorks.com. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Hearses are service vehicles used for the very specific task of transporting a body between a morgue, funeral home and cemetery. Join Scott and Ben as they take a closer look at the history and evolution of hearses in this podcast from HowStuffWorks.com. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Crime Fighters Presents "Hearses Don't Hurry" 6/19/47
Crime club was a Mutual Network murder and mystery series, a product of the Doubleday Crime Book Club imprints found weekly in bookstores everywhere. The telephone rings"Hello, I hope I haven't kept you waiting. Yes, this is the Crime Club. I'm the Librarian. Murder Rents A Room? Yes, we have that Crime Club story for you.Come right over. (The organist in the shadowed corner of the Crime Club library shivers the ivories) The doorbell tones suddenly"And you are here. Good. Take the easy chair by the window. Comfortable? The book is on this shelf." (The organist hits the scary chord) "Let's look at it under the reading lamp." The Librarian, played by Raymond E. Johnson, begins reading the tale. Veteran Willis Cooper (Lights Out, Quiet Please) did some of the scripts from the Crime Club books.
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