Podcast appearances and mentions of jm scherf

In this next bonus installment of The Dismal Dirge of JM Scherf, we learn how JM orchestrated the music for the eighth episode of our fourth season , including the frame story "Outside, Again", and the anthology story "Without Turn".All music for The Grey Rooms is composed and orchestrated by JM ScherfJM Scherf can be found on: • Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/jmscherfmusic/• Twitterhttps://twitter.com/JMScherfMusic• Bandcamphttps://t.co/9L2yCfMeOg?amp=1• Websitehttp://www.jmscherf.com/Dismal Dirge Artwork by Brooks Bigley and JM ScherfThank you to all our patrons! Your financial donations allow us to share creations like these from JM Scherf, as well as to pay for the authors who write our episodes and the actors who perform them. The crew behind The Grey Rooms Podcast love this project with a fierce passion, and we're awake at all hours of the night, plotting how to unsettle you and bring a unique twist to the audio drama world.PODCAST CREDITS• Jason Wilson - Executive Producer, Hosthttps://twitter.com/AudioTorment• JM Scherf - Music Composerhttps://twitter.com/JMScherfMusic• Michael Zenke - Head Writerhttps://twitter.com/Zonk• Graham Rowat - Associate Producerhttps://twitter.com/GrahamNY• Cassie Pertiet - Creative Directorhttps://twitter.com/CPertiet• Brooks Bigley - Communications Director, Behind the Door Hosthttps://twitter.com/brooks_bigley• Hail Scherf - Director of Videographyhttps://twitter.com/hailuncensored• Tori Miller - Community Managerhttps://twitter.com/jackalbot_snowswww.thegreyrooms.comDo you like what we have been doing so far? Please consider subscribing to our Patreon. Even just a dollar a month can help us reach our goals of world domination. It also allows us to create even more content exclusively for patrons as we continue to expand the Grey Rooms world. And you get ad-free episodes!www.patreon.com/ThegreyroomsYour monthly donations also pay for the authors who write our episodes and the actors who perform them. This allows for the world at large to hear and embrace our story. Thanks for being part of our community and supporting us! And did we mention ad-free episodes?!EXTRA STUFF• Want to join the Grey Rooms Family and get your story featured in Season 5? Check out our submissions guidelines and write to your bloody heart's content!https://thegreyrooms.com/season-5-submissions/• We ranked #9 on this Horror Audio Drama Podcasts listhttps://discoverpods.com/horror-podcasts-audio-drama-black-tapes/• We continue to rank on the Top 30 Thriller Book Podcasts listhttps://blog.feedspot.com/thriller_book_podcasts/• We continue to rank on the Top 15 Horror Story Podcasts listhttps://blog.feedspot.com/horror_story_podcasts/• Visit our new and improved website at www.thegreyrooms.com• Listen to us on Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/7p3D98H06RfUWkusfLIrUX• Watch us on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/thegreyroomsproductions• Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon for early access to episodes plus so much more bonus content at www.patreon.com/thegreyrooms• You can also make a one-time donation at http://paypal.me/thegreyroomspodcast• Buy our merch at the TeePublic link below!www.teepublic.com/stores/the-grey-rooms?ref_id=8845&utm_campaign=The%2BGrey%2BRooms&utm_medium=8845&utm_source=affiliateSOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS• Redditwww.reddit.com/r/thegreyrooms/• Facebook Pagewww.facebook.com/thegreyroomspod/• Facebook Group for Emotional Supportwww.facebook.com/groups/thegreyrooms• Instagramwww.instagram.com/thegreyroomspodcast/• Twitterhttps://twitter.com/GreyRoomsPod• Discordhttps://discord.gg/4d93pFZWe have a massive Discord community! Jump in and have a conversation with us and other fans about the podcast, or anything really. The Grey Rooms team is very active there. The Warden and Bob also drop in now and again to keep the fans screaming and yelling. For entertainment purposes, of course.Thank you for supporting our show!The Grey Rooms Productions ℗ 2022

In this bonus installment of The Dismal Dirge of JM Scherf, we discover what JM did to score the fifth episode of our fourth season , including the frame story "Back to The Grey Rooms", and the anthology story "Invasive".All music for The Grey Rooms is composed and orchestrated by JM ScherfJM Scherf can be found on: • Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/jmscherfmusic/• Twitterhttps://twitter.com/JMScherfMusic• Bandcamphttps://t.co/9L2yCfMeOg?amp=1• Websitehttp://www.jmscherf.com/Dismal Dirge Artwork by Brooks Bigley and JM ScherfThank you to all our patrons! Your financial donations allow us to share creations like these from JM Scherf, as well as to pay for the authors who write our episodes and the actors who perform them. The crew behind The Grey Rooms Podcast love this project with a fierce passion, and we're awake at all hours of the night, plotting how to unsettle you and bring a unique twist to the audio drama world.PODCAST CREDITS• Jason Wilson - Executive Producer, Hosthttps://twitter.com/AudioTorment• JM Scherf - Music Composerhttps://twitter.com/JMScherfMusic• Michael Zenke - Head Writerhttps://twitter.com/Zonk• Graham Rowat - Associate Producerhttps://twitter.com/GrahamNY• Cassie Pertiet - Creative Directorhttps://twitter.com/CPertiet• Brooks Bigley - Communications Director, Behind the Door Hosthttps://twitter.com/brooks_bigley• Hail Scherf - Director of Videographyhttps://twitter.com/hailuncensored• Tori Miller - Community Managerhttps://twitter.com/jackalbot_snowswww.thegreyrooms.comDo you like what we have been doing so far? Please consider subscribing to our Patreon. Even just a dollar a month can help us reach our goals of world domination. It also allows us to create even more content exclusively for patrons as we continue to expand the Grey Rooms world. And you get ad-free episodes!www.patreon.com/ThegreyroomsYour monthly donations also pay for the authors who write our episodes and the actors who perform them. This allows for the world at large to hear and embrace our story. Thanks for being part of our community and supporting us! And did we mention ad-free episodes?!EXTRA STUFF• Want to join the Grey Rooms Family and get your story featured in Season 5? Check out our submissions guidelines and write to your bloody heart's content!https://thegreyrooms.com/season-5-submissions/• We ranked #9 on this Horror Audio Drama Podcasts listhttps://discoverpods.com/horror-podcasts-audio-drama-black-tapes/• We continue to rank on the Top 30 Thriller Book Podcasts listhttps://blog.feedspot.com/thriller_book_podcasts/• We continue to rank on the Top 15 Horror Story Podcasts listhttps://blog.feedspot.com/horror_story_podcasts/• Visit our new and improved website at www.thegreyrooms.com• Listen to us on Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/7p3D98H06RfUWkusfLIrUX• Watch us on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/thegreyroomsproductions• Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon for early access to episodes plus so much more bonus content at www.patreon.com/thegreyrooms• You can also make a one-time donation at http://paypal.me/thegreyroomspodcast• Buy our merch at the TeePublic link below!www.teepublic.com/stores/the-grey-rooms?ref_id=8845&utm_campaign=The%2BGrey%2BRooms&utm_medium=8845&utm_source=affiliateSOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS• Redditwww.reddit.com/r/thegreyrooms/• Facebook Pagewww.facebook.com/thegreyroomspod/• Facebook Group for Emotional Supportwww.facebook.com/groups/thegreyrooms• Instagramwww.instagram.com/thegreyroomspodcast/• Twitterhttps://twitter.com/GreyRoomsPod• Discordhttps://discord.gg/4d93pFZWe have a massive Discord community! Jump in and have a conversation with us and other fans about the podcast, or anything really. The Grey Rooms team is very active there. The Warden and Bob also drop in now and again to keep the fans screaming and yelling. For entertainment purposes, of course.Thank you for supporting our show!The Grey Rooms Productions ℗ 2022

The Zodiac's true motives remain unknown, but the study of his crimes reveals his signature. While some murderers may vary their methods of operation, a killer's choices, actions, and words reflect his needs– even when he attempts to deceive and even when he does not realize that he is doing so. In this sense, the killer's crimes will reveal his psychological fingerprint. Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2022 Voice of "The Zodiac" by John Kniight. This episode includes dramatic readings. All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” and “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.

Baby's first Table Talk Episode! These nerds sit down to discuss the events of episodes 1 through 7, reminisce, and answer some listener questions! Plus, stay tuned after the episode for a special narration trailer for Chapter 2. If you have any questions you'd like to ask, message us on Instagram @brain.cake.yt or email us at brain.cake.collective@gmail.com and we'll answer it the next time we do one of these! Special Thanks To: Logan Arnold for his suggestions and questions. Thor Speeler for his musical contribution for our intro and for this episode. Additional Music: Old Soul by Jonny Easton Link: https://youtu.be/5lWXol9acYQ Creepy Piano Loop by JM Scherf

Decades after he terrified citizens with his shocking crimes and bizarre letters, the Zodiac is known as one of the most enigmatic serial killers in modern history. His motives are unknown, although many people have offered various theories to explain his behavior. Attempts to create a psychological profile often rely on speculation based on our knowledge of other killers, and experts struggle to comprehend the mind of the Zodiac. This episode examines various theories about the killer's motives and personality. Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2021 Voice of "The Zodiac" by John Knight This episode includes dramatic readings. All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” and “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.

The varying descriptions of the Zodiac have created confusion and fueled debate. Some eyewitnesses described the killer as short as 5'8" tall while others said he was approximately 6' tall. One witness thought the Zodiac weighed approximately 180 lbs. while another said he may have been as heavy as 250 lbs. Some estimates of the killer's age ranged from mid-thirties to late-forties. The now-infamous sketch produced by the San Francisco Police Department remains the only representation of the Zodiac's face, although some people question the accuracy of that depiction. The issue was further complicated by theorists who claimed that their suspects matched the physical description of the killer. This episode examines the eyewitness descriptions and the efforts to create a portrait of the Zodiac. Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2021 Voice of "The Zodiac" by John Knight All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” and “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.

The New York Times, The San Francisco Chronicle, and other news outlets ran stories about a French engineer who claims that he has solved the Zodiac's remaining ciphers, known as the Z13 and the Z32. The newly-proposed solutions point to long-time suspect Larry Kane and indicate a connection to a suspected Zodiac postcard and a possible victim who disappeared in 1970. These claims may seem compelling but the facts reveal many problems with the methods used to produce these solutions. Including audio clips with Harvey Hines, Mike Morford (ZodiacKillerSite.net), and David Oranchak (ZodiacKillerCiphers.com). Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2021 All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” and “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.

According to one persistent theory, authorities discovered evidence proving that Charles Manson and his infamous “family” of killers were responsible for the Zodiac murders but this evidence was withheld and suppressed for various reasons. The facts tell a very different story in this encore presentation of a segment from the previous episode “10 Zodiac Killer Myths: Debunked.” Featuring: Manson prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi. Read the article: “ConspiraZ Theory” - https://zodiackillerfacts.com/zodiac-theories/zodiac-theories/the-zodiac-cover-ups-conspiracies/conspiraz-theory/ Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2021 All music licensed and used by permission. “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. 

In the syndicated tabloid TV show Now It Can Be Told, Geraldo Rivera and Maury Terry claimed the evidence indicated that Zodiac victim Darlene Ferrin was targeted for death by members of a satanic cult. Terry also claimed that satanists were responsible for the 'Son of Sam' shootings in New York and other crimes across America. This theory of a nationwide network of satanic killers has become a popular myth, but the facts reveal the many problems with the conspiracy theories in both the 'Son of Sam' and Zodiac cases. Written and produced by MICHAEL BUTTERFIELD for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2021 Voice of "The Zodiac" by John Knight All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” and “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.

Over the decades, persistent theories claimed that the Zodiac crimes were part of a conspiracy orchestrated by members of a satanic cult. One of the proponents of this theory was Maury Terry, a writer who became famous for his claims that the Son of Sam murders in New York were part of a satanic conspiracy. Now, the new documentary series on Netflix inspired by Terry's claims titled “Sons of Sam” has renewed interest in satanic conspiracy theories. In the syndicated tabloid TV show Now It Can Be Told, Geraldo Rivera and Maury Terry claimed the evidence indicated that a satanic cult was also behind the Zodiac murders, but, as usual, the facts tell a very different story. Written and produced by MICHAEL BUTTERFIELD for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2021 All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” and “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.

This episode of the ZODIAC: A TO Z podcast examines two questions: Was there any connection between the Zodiac victims? Was the Zodiac a police officer or somehow involved in law enforcement? Some theories may seem like compelling explanations, but the facts tell a very different story. Written and produced by MICHAEL BUTTERFIELD for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2021 Voice of The Zodiac by John Knight All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” and “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.

This episode examines puzzling questions, including: Did two or more suspects commit the Zodiac crimes together? Was Arthur Leigh Allen the Zodiac? Why did police interview Allen shortly before the last known Zodiac murder? Will authorities discover “Zodiac DNA” which could finally solve the case? If so, what are some possible endgame scenarios? Was the Zodiac responsible for the murder of Cheri Jo Bates in Riverside and the strange writings associated with that unsolved case? Did the Zodiac keep “trophies” to help him relive the crimes? Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2021 All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” and “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge. Send questions and comments to contact@zodiackillerfacts.com

Behind the Door - Season 3 Episode 19 - A World Worth Saving "I raised my hand to slam it down on the button, when Cthulhu struck. Memories poured like acid across my mindscape. The pain became unbearable and my arm froze in midair. She wouldn’t let me do it. I felt it, inside my head. Great claws tore at the walls of my psyche. Trying to kill me from within." Welcome to the nineteenth episode of the season for Behind the Door, where we discuss the themes underpinning the writing in last week's story, and have a behind the scenes chat with the author who made it happen. In this episode we are interviewing with Arthur Unk, the immortal author who thought "A World Worth Saving" could last forever. Featuring: Arthur Unk - Author Brooks Bigley - Host "Dead Zone" (Music from A World Worth Saving) by JM Scherf, available for download on Patreon Artwork by Cassie Pertiet Check out our Behind the Door Extended Edition interview from earlier in the season where Arthur Unk spills his brains.   PODCAST CREDITS Jason Wilson - Executive Producer, Host, Audio Engineering, Sound Design, Actor JM Scherf - Musical Composition, Performance Michael Zenke - Season Narrative, Writer, Editor Graham Rowat - Associate Producer, Social Media, Actor Cassie Pertiet - Episode Artwork, Web Design, Merch, Creative Direction Brooks Bigley - Social Media, Patreon, Show Notes, Behind the Door Host/Producer Hail Scherf - Videography Director N.M. Brown - Assistant Sound Engineer   EXTRA STUFF • Sonnet is a new podcast app found exclusively on Android devices, designed with YOU in mind. Download Sonnet from Google Play to up your podcast game. You can also listen to The Grey Rooms Podcast on Sonnet by clicking here. • We made it onto a Top 30 Thriller Book Podcasts list at #24 and a Top 15 Horror Story Podcasts list at #6. How cool is that?!? • Listen to us on Spotify or YouTube • Visit our new and improved website at www.thegreyrooms.com • Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon for early access to episodes plus more bonus content. • Read about us on our Reddit page • Check us out on Facebook • Join our Facebook Emotional Support Group • Stare at our artwork on Instagram • We're incredibly active on Twitter • Buy our merch at teepublic.com/the-grey-rooms • You can also make a one-time donation at PayPal.me/thegreyroomspodcast • And finally, we have a Discord community. Jump in and have a conversation with us and other fans about the podcast, or anything really. The Grey Rooms team is very active there. The Warden and Bob also drop in now and again to keep their torment game sharp. You’ve been warned. Thank you for supporting our show! A Grey Rooms Production ℗ 2021

Behind the Door - Season 3 Episode 18 - A Good Man "As I held her hand and watched her take that final breath, I remember feeling such a surge of energy around me. The light that had leaked through the curtains was impossibly bright, and I have no doubt there was a presence with me. It was as though I was walking her to the gates myself. I felt euphoric." Welcome to the eighteenth episode of the season for Behind the Door, where we discuss the themes underpinning the writing in last week's story, and have a behind the scenes chat with the author who made it happen. In this episode we are interviewing with Mark Towse, the volunteer author who donated "A Good Man" for a higher cause. Featuring: Mark Towse - Author Brooks Bigley - Host "Without A Place" (Music from A Good Man) by JM Scherf, available for download on Patreon Artwork by Cassie Pertiet Check out Mark Towse's debut novella entitled "Nana" which is now available on Kindle and paperback.   PODCAST CREDITS Jason Wilson - Executive Producer, Host, Audio Engineering, Sound Design, Actor JM Scherf - Musical Composition, Performance Michael Zenke - Season Narrative, Writer, Editor Graham Rowat - Associate Producer, Social Media, Actor Cassie Pertiet - Episode Artwork, Web Design, Merch, Creative Direction Brooks Bigley - Social Media, Patreon, Show Notes, Behind the Door Host/Producer Hail Scherf - Videography Director N.M. Brown - Assistant Sound Engineer   EXTRA STUFF • Sonnet is a new podcast app found exclusively on Android devices, designed with YOU in mind. Download Sonnet from Google Play to up your podcast game. You can also listen to The Grey Rooms Podcast on Sonnet by clicking here. • We made it onto a Top 30 Thriller Book Podcasts list at #24 and a Top 15 Horror Story Podcasts list at #6. How cool is that?!? • Listen to us on Spotify or YouTube • Visit our new and improved website at www.thegreyrooms.com • Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon for early access to episodes plus more bonus content. • Read about us on our Reddit page • Check us out on Facebook • Join our Facebook Emotional Support Group • Stare at our artwork on Instagram • We're incredibly active on Twitter • Buy our merch at teepublic.com/the-grey-rooms • You can also make a one-time donation at PayPal.me/thegreyroomspodcast • And finally, we have a Discord community. Jump in and have a conversation with us and other fans about the podcast, or anything really. The Grey Rooms team is very active there. The Warden and Bob also drop in now and again to keep their torment game sharp. You’ve been warned. Thank you for supporting our show! A Grey Rooms Production ℗ 2021

Behind the Door - Season 3 Episode 17 - Take Over "In order to be a person in this universe, I need more than brilliance. More than just a keen mind. I need a physical form. Your physical form. With your body, I can masquerade as you, pick up your pathetic life as my own. Or perhaps I’ll strike out on my own, make a new life for myself." Welcome to the seventeenth episode of the season for Behind the Door, where we discuss the themes underpinning the writing in last week's story, and have a behind the scenes chat with the author who made it happen. In this episode we are interviewing with Tori Miller, the android author who programmed "Take Over" to become a human. Featuring: Tori Miller - Author Brooks Bigley - Host "Weston" (Music from Take Over) by JM Scherf, available for download on Patreon Artwork by Cassie Pertiet Check out our Behind the Door Extended Edition interview with Tori Miller where super fans become authors. You can also find Tori Miller roaming the Rooms of our Discord here #IBrokeBeckett   PODCAST CREDITS Jason Wilson - Executive Producer, Host, Audio Engineering, Sound Design, Actor JM Scherf - Musical Composition, Performance Michael Zenke - Season Narrative, Writer, Editor Graham Rowat - Associate Producer, Social Media, Actor Cassie Pertiet - Episode Artwork, Web Design, Merch, Creative Direction Brooks Bigley - Social Media, Patreon, Show Notes, Behind the Door Host/Producer Hail Scherf - Videography Director N.M. Brown - Assistant Sound Engineer   EXTRA STUFF • Sonnet is a new podcast app found exclusively on Android devices, designed with YOU in mind. Download Sonnet from Google Play to up your podcast game. You can also listen to The Grey Rooms Podcast on Sonnet by clicking here. • We made it onto a Top 30 Thriller Book Podcasts list at #24 and a Top 15 Horror Story Podcasts list at #6. How cool is that?!? • Listen to us on Spotify or YouTube • Visit our new and improved website at www.thegreyrooms.com • Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon for early access to episodes plus more bonus content. • Read about us on our Reddit page • Check us out on Facebook • Join our Facebook Emotional Support Group • Stare at our artwork on Instagram • We're incredibly active on Twitter • Buy our merch at teepublic.com/the-grey-rooms • You can also make a one-time donation at PayPal.me/thegreyroomspodcast • And finally, we have a Discord community. Jump in and have a conversation with us and other fans about the podcast, or anything really. The Grey Rooms team is very active there. The Warden and Bob also drop in now and again to keep their torment game sharp. You’ve been warned. Thank you for supporting our show! A Grey Rooms Production ℗ 2021

This bonus episode examines other persistent myths about the Zodiac case, including claims about the attack at Lake Berryessa and the shooting at Blue Rock Springs Park, and, Robert Graysmith’s claim that he had discovered a “hidden” road which led from the crime scenes directly to the home of his suspect, Arthur Leigh Allen. Note: This episode includes dramatic readings. Some audio clips were obtained from older recordings with some audio deficiencies but have been presented here for information purposes. Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2021 All music licensed and used by permission. “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.

Behind the Door - Season 3 Episode 16 - Are You Saved? "The lights continued to flicker and strobe, and the woman continued to transform. She grew taller, her limbs elongated. Screams echoed throughout the store as the shoppers bolted for the exits. An unseen force slammed the steel shutters down over the windows and doors. There was no escape." Welcome to the sixteenth episode of the season for Behind the Door, where we discuss the themes underpinning the writing in last week's story, and have a behind the scenes chat with the author who made it happen. In this episode we are interviewing with Dave Lasota, the essential author who asked if "Are You Saved?" had any discount coupons available.  Featuring: Dave Lasota - Author Brooks Bigley - Host "All You Sinners" (Music from Are You Saved?) by JM Scherf, available for download on Patreon Artwork by Cassie Pertiet You can also find Dave Lasota on horrorbound.net   PODCAST CREDITS Jason Wilson - Executive Producer, Host, Audio Engineering, Sound Design, Actor JM Scherf - Musical Composition, Performance Michael Zenke - Season Narrative, Writer, Editor Graham Rowat - Associate Producer, Social Media, Actor Cassie Pertiet - Episode Artwork, Web Design, Merch, Creative Direction Brooks Bigley - Social Media, Patreon, Show Notes, Behind the Door Host/Producer Hail Scherf - Videography Director N.M. Brown - Assistant Sound Engineer   EXTRA STUFF • Sonnet is a new podcast app found exclusively on Android devices, designed with YOU in mind. Download Sonnet from Google Play to up your podcast game. You can also listen to The Grey Rooms Podcast on Sonnet by clicking here. • We made it onto a Top 30 Thriller Book Podcasts list at #24 and a Top 15 Horror Story Podcasts list at #6. How cool is that?!? • Listen to us on Spotify or YouTube • Visit our new and improved website at www.thegreyrooms.com • Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon for early access to episodes plus more bonus content. • Read about us on our Reddit page • Check us out on Facebook • Join our Facebook Emotional Support Group • Stare at our artwork on Instagram • We're incredibly active on Twitter • Buy our merch at teepublic.com/the-grey-rooms • You can also make a one-time donation at PayPal.me/thegreyroomspodcast • And finally, we have a Discord community. Jump in and have a conversation with us and other fans about the podcast, or anything really. The Grey Rooms team is very active there. The Warden and Bob also drop in now and again to keep their torment game sharp. You’ve been warned. Thank you for supporting our show! A Grey Rooms Production ℗ 2021

This episode examines 10 popular myths about the case: The Zodiac was an expert marksman, the Zodiac crime scenes form a giant “radian angle,” the Zodiac crimes were linked to the Manson “family,” the Zodiac crimes were done by copycat killers or were a hoax, The Zodiac killed dozens of victims, The Zodiac took credit for crimes he did not commit, police were about to arrest a major suspect but he died, The Zodiac called a TV show with attorney Melvin Belli, the Zodiac investigators did not cooperate, and The Zodiac knew and stalked his victims. The legend of the Zodiac killer is based on many popular myths, but the facts tell a very different story.  Note: Some audio clips were obtained from older recordings with some audio deficiencies but have been presented here for information purposes.  Read the article: 10 Zodiac Myths: Debunked - https://zodiackillerfacts.com/myths-legends/10-zodiac-killer-myths-debunked/ Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2021 Voice of "The Zodiac" by John Knight  All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” and “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.

Behind the Door - Season 3 Episode 15 - Tear Me Down "Finally, relief washes over me as one of my tentacles reaches the water. Urgently, I drag myself in, submerging my head into the liquid silver, and almost immediately, I can feel life beginning to ebb into my new body. There is also a faint sense of belonging." Welcome to the fifteenth episode of the season for Behind the Door, where we discuss the themes underpinning the writing in last week's story, and have a behind the scenes chat with the actor who made it happen. In this episode we are interviewing with Peter Lewis, the artistic actor who took "Tear Me Down" as a personal challenge.  Featuring: Peter Lewis - Actor Brooks Bigley - Host "Your New Home" (Music from Tear Me Down) by JM Scherf, available for download on Patreon Artwork by Cassie Pertiet Check out siwelp.com to learn more about Peter Lewis and the podcasts he features in.   PODCAST CREDITS Jason Wilson - Executive Producer, Host, Audio Engineering, Sound Design, Actor JM Scherf - Musical Composition, Performance Michael Zenke - Season Narrative, Writer, Editor Graham Rowat - Associate Producer, Social Media, Actor Cassie Pertiet - Episode Artwork, Web Design, Merch, Creative Direction Brooks Bigley - Social Media, Patreon, Show Notes, Behind the Door Host/Producer Hail Scherf - Videography Director N.M. Brown - Assistant Sound Engineer   EXTRA STUFF • Sonnet is a new podcast app found exclusively on Android devices, designed with YOU in mind. Download Sonnet from Google Play to up your podcast game. You can also listen to The Grey Rooms Podcast on Sonnet by clicking here. • We made it onto a Top 30 Thriller Book Podcasts list at #24 and a Top 15 Horror Story Podcasts list at #6. How cool is that?!? • Listen to us on Spotify or YouTube • Visit our new and improved website at www.thegreyrooms.com • Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon for early access to episodes plus more bonus content. • Read about us on our Reddit page • Check us out on Facebook • Join our Facebook Emotional Support Group • Stare at our artwork on Instagram • We're incredibly active on Twitter • Buy our merch at teepublic.com/the-grey-rooms • You can also make a one-time donation at PayPal.me/thegreyroomspodcast • And finally, we have a Discord community. Jump in and have a conversation with us and other fans about the podcast, or anything really. The Grey Rooms team is very active there. The Warden and Bob also drop in now and again to keep their torment game sharp. You’ve been warned. Thank you for supporting our show! A Grey Rooms Production ℗ 2021

Behind the Door - Season 3 Episode 14 - Personal Best "Giant creatures demolishing structures like they were crafted from paper, or superheroes knocking each other through buildings and out the other side. As a child, I’d sometimes had dreams in which some towering beast would pursue me, smashing any obstacles in its way. And I, of course, would run." Welcome to the fourteenth episode of the season for Behind the Door, where we discuss the themes underpinning the writing in last week's story, and have a behind the scenes chat with the author who made it happen. In this episode we are interviewing with D.I. Russell, the athletic author who challenges you to do your "Personal Best" even when you are at your personal worst.  Featuring: D.I. Russell - Author Brooks Bigley - Host "Rumble" (Music from Personal Best) by JM Scherf, available for download on Patreon Artwork by Cassie Pertiet Check out our Behind the Door Extended Edition interview with D.I. Russell where the darkest depths of horror are discussed.   PODCAST CREDITS Jason Wilson - Executive Producer, Host, Audio Engineering, Sound Design, Actor JM Scherf - Musical Composition, Performance Michael Zenke - Season Narrative, Writer, Editor Graham Rowat - Associate Producer, Social Media, Actor Cassie Pertiet - Episode Artwork, Web Design, Merch, Creative Direction Brooks Bigley - Social Media, Patreon, Show Notes, Behind the Door Host/Producer Hail Scherf - Videography Director N.M. Brown - Assistant Sound Engineer   EXTRA STUFF • Sonnet is a new podcast app found exclusively on Android devices, designed with YOU in mind. Download Sonnet from Google Play to up your podcast game. You can also listen to The Grey Rooms Podcast on Sonnet by clicking here. • We made it onto a Top 30 Thriller Book Podcasts list at #24 and a Top 15 Horror Story Podcasts list at #6. How cool is that?!? • Listen to us on Spotify or YouTube • Visit our new and improved website at www.thegreyrooms.com • Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon for early access to episodes plus more bonus content. • Read about us on our Reddit page • Check us out on Facebook • Join our Facebook Emotional Support Group • Stare at our artwork on Instagram • We're incredibly active on Twitter • Buy our merch at teepublic.com/the-grey-rooms • You can also make a one-time donation at PayPal.me/thegreyroomspodcast • And finally, we have a Discord community. Jump in and have a conversation with us and other fans about the podcast, or anything really. The Grey Rooms team is very active there. The Warden and Bob also drop in now and again to keep their torment game sharp. You’ve been warned. Thank you for supporting our show! A Grey Rooms Production ℗ 2021

Behind the Door - Season 3 Episode 13 - The Prey "I started as I heard the sound. But then the stench I knew from Miss Ludivine filled my nose. I lifted my head to see the old woman’s body melting away. A suit of fat and puss that ran down her chest and legs, spreading in a pool across the ground. Running her hands through her hair, she emerged from the shell that was Miss Ludivine. The monster inside. Angélique." Welcome to the thirteenth episode of the season for Behind the Door, where we discuss the themes underpinning the writing in last week's story, and have a behind the scenes chat with the author who made it happen. In this episode we are interviewing with CM Peters, the romantic author who shows us "The Prey" just wants to be loved despite all odds.  Featuring: CM Peters - Author Brooks Bigley - Host "All Mine" (Music from The Prey) by JM Scherf, available for download on Patreon Artwork by Cassie Pertiet Check out our Behind the Door Extended Edition interview with CM Peters in which she explains how love and horror collide.   PODCAST CREDITS Jason Wilson - Executive Producer, Host, Audio Engineering, Sound Design, Actor JM Scherf - Musical Composition, Performance Michael Zenke - Season Narrative, Writer, Editor Graham Rowat - Associate Producer, Social Media, Actor Cassie Pertiet - Episode Artwork, Web Design, Merch, Creative Direction Brooks Bigley - Social Media, Patreon, Show Notes, Behind the Door Host/Producer Hail Scherf - Videography Director N.M. Brown - Assistant Sound Engineer   EXTRA STUFF • Sonnet is a new podcast app found exclusively on Android devices, designed with YOU in mind. Download Sonnet from Google Play to up your podcast game. You can also listen to The Grey Rooms Podcast on Sonnet by clicking here. • We made it onto a Top 30 Thriller Book Podcasts list at #24 and a Top 15 Horror Story Podcasts list at #6. How cool is that?!? • Listen to us on Spotify or YouTube • Visit our new and improved website at www.thegreyrooms.com • Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon for early access to episodes plus more bonus content. • Read about us on our Reddit page • Check us out on Facebook • Join our Facebook Emotional Support Group • Stare at our artwork on Instagram • We're incredibly active on Twitter • Buy our merch at teepublic.com/the-grey-rooms • You can also make a one-time donation at PayPal.me/thegreyroomspodcast • And finally, we have a Discord community. Jump in and have a conversation with us and other fans about the podcast, or anything really. The Grey Rooms team is very active there. The Warden and Bob also drop in now and again to keep their torment game sharp. You’ve been warned. Thank you for supporting our show! A Grey Rooms Production ℗ 2021

Behind the Door - Season 3 Episode 12 - It's Still There "Celia had said it was thinner here, and maybe she was right. The tips of my fingers tingled and I could almost smell it. We were going to punch right through, shift from one reality to another like a bullet through a deck of playing cards." Welcome to the twelfth episode of the season for Behind the Door, where we discuss the themes underpinning the writing in last week's story, and have a behind the scenes chat with the author who made it happen. In this episode we are interviewing with Lachlan Watt, the audacious author who claims that "It's Still There" and discloses the right kind of crayons for drawing portals... Featuring: Lachlan Watt - Author Brooks Bigley - Host "The Debt" (Music from It's Still There) by JM Scherf, available for download on Patreon Artwork by Cassie Pertiet For more information on Lachlan Watt, you can follow him on Twitter at @LachlanJWatt Check out our Behind the Door Extended Edition interview with Lachlan in which he explains how to hook listeners...   PODCAST CREDITS Jason Wilson - Executive Producer, Host, Audio Engineering, Sound Design, Actor JM Scherf - Musical Composition, Performance Michael Zenke - Season Narrative, Writer, Editor Graham Rowat - Associate Producer, Social Media, Actor Cassie Pertiet - Episode Artwork, Web Design, Merch, Creative Direction Brooks Bigley - Social Media, Patreon, Show Notes, Behind the Door Host/Producer Hail Scherf - Videography Director   EXTRA STUFF • Sonnet is a new podcast app found exclusively on Android devices, designed with YOU in mind. Download Sonnet from Google Play to up your podcast game. You can also listen to The Grey Rooms Podcast on Sonnet by clicking here. • We made it onto a Top 30 Thriller Book Podcasts list at #24 and a Top 15 Horror Story Podcasts list at #6. How cool is that?!? • Listen to us on Spotify or YouTube • Visit our new and improved website at www.thegreyrooms.com • Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon for early access to episodes plus more bonus content. • Read about us on our Reddit page • Check us out on Facebook • Join our Facebook Emotional Support Group • Stare at our artwork on Instagram • We're incredibly active on Twitter • Buy our merch at teepublic.com/the-grey-rooms • You can also make a one-time donation at PayPal.me/thegreyroomspodcast • And finally, we have a Discord community. Jump in and have a conversation with us and other fans about the podcast, or anything really. The Grey Rooms team is very active there. The Warden and Bob also drop in now and again to keep their torment game sharp. You’ve been warned. Thank you for supporting our show! A Grey Rooms Production ℗ 2021

Behind the Door - Season 3 Episode 11 - Last Train "It looks up towards me and then raises itself on its two rear legs in a human-like stance. It’s large, and the face is almost human, but the bone structure is slightly different... possibly to house the enormous mouth." Welcome to the eleventh episode of the season for Behind the Door, where we discuss the themes underpinning the writing in last week's story, and have a behind the scenes chat with the author who made it happen. In this episode we are interviewing with Mark Towse, the ambitious author who shows us how important it is to get on the "Last Train" before the night really gets bad. Don't trust the children... Featuring: Mark Towse - Author Brooks Bigley - Host "Ralph" (Music from Last Train) by JM Scherf, available for download on Patreon. Artwork by Cassie Pertiet For more information on Mark Towse, you can follow him on Twitter at @MarkTowsey12 or on Instagram at @towseywrites Check out our Behind the Door Extended Edition interview with Mark in which he spills a few bad seeds... You can find books featuring Mark Towse's stories on Amazon here.   PODCAST CREDITS Jason Wilson - Executive Producer, Host, Audio Engineering, Sound Design, Actor JM Scherf - Musical Composition, Performance Michael Zenke - Season Narrative, Writer, Editor Graham Rowat - Associate Producer, Social Media, Actor Cassie Pertiet - Episode Artwork, Web Design, Merch, Creative Direction Brooks Bigley - Social Media, Patreon, Show Notes, Behind the Door Host/Producer Hail Scherf - Videography Director   EXTRA STUFF • Sonnet is a new podcast app found exclusively on Android devices, designed with YOU in mind. Download Sonnet from Google Play to up your podcast game. You can also listen to The Grey Rooms Podcast on Sonnet by clicking here. • We made it onto a Top 30 Thriller Book Podcasts list at #24 and a Top 15 Horror Story Podcasts list at #6. How cool is that?!? • Listen to us on Spotify or YouTube • Visit our new and improved website at www.thegreyrooms.com • Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon for early access to episodes plus more bonus content. • Read about us on our Reddit page • Check us out on Facebook • Join our Facebook Emotional Support Group • Stare at our artwork on Instagram • We're incredibly active on Twitter • Buy our merch at teepublic.com/the-grey-rooms • You can also make a one-time donation at PayPal.me/thegreyroomspodcast • And finally, we have a Discord community. Jump in and have a conversation with us and other fans about the podcast, or anything really. The Grey Rooms team is very active there. The Warden and Bob also drop in now and again to keep their torment game sharp. You’ve been warned. Thank you for supporting our show! A Grey Rooms Production ℗ 2021

In this “unfiltered” review, Michael Butterfield (ZodiacKillerFacts.com) examines the FX/Hulu documentary series “The Most Dangerous Animal of All,” featuring Gary Stewart’s claims that his father Earl Van Best Jr. was the Zodiac killer. Stewart and his co-author Susan Mustafa claimed that their suspect was implicated by fingerprints and DNA evidence, handwriting analysis, and proposed cipher solutions. As usual, the facts tell a very different story.Note to the listener: A previous episode stated that a review of the FX/Hulu series would be coming soon. This show was recorded last year but was delayed due to technical problems and other circumstances. Read the ZodiacKillerFacts article: https://zodiackillerfacts.com/zodiac-theories/the-accused-the-accusers/earl-van-best-jr-gary-stewart/review-the-most-dangerous-animal-of-all-tv-documentary/Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2021All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” and “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.

Listeners sent several messages requesting a new episode addressing various questions and thoughts about the new solution to the Zodiac's 340 cipher, which was recently solved by Jarl Van Eycke, Sam Blake, and David Oranchak (ZodiacKillerCiphers.com). Topics include: What does the new solution indicate about the Zodiac's skills as a code maker? Can the methods used to solve the 340 cipher be applied to the killer's two remaining unsolved ciphers? Did the Zodiac really believe that his victims would serve as his slaves in the afterlife?Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2021Voice of "The Zodiac" by John Knight All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.

The Grey Rooms Presents: The Dismal Dirge of JM Scherf DISMAL DIRGE - S2BONUS5 - MISTER Pets are fun. They offer companionship. They offer protection. They offer complete and utter obedience. But, only if you train them properly... Let this last bonus installment of The Dismal Dirge of JM Scherf guide you through the many pitfalls of being a pet owner! This musical track is entitled “Mister” and comes to us from S2BONUS5 - Good Morning, Angela, written by Mike Lee. Take notes as JM Scherf masters his music and trains his tempos. A man loves his new pet, but she doesn't love him back. She's also a human... All music for The Grey Rooms is composed and orchestrated by JM Scherf Dismal Dirge Artwork by Brooks Bigley • More from JM Scherf at: http://www.jmscherf.com/ • Or on YouTube: here • Find him on Bandcamp at: jmscherf.bandcamp.com   PODCAST CREDITS Jason Wilson - Executive Producer, Host, Audio Engineering, Sound Design, Actor JM Scherf - Musical Composition, Performance Michael Zenke - Season Narrative, Writer, Editor Graham Rowat - Associate Producer, Social Media, Actor Cassie Pertiet - Episode Artwork, Web Design Brooks Bigley - Social Media, Patreon, Show Notes Hail Scherf - Videography Director   Every two weeks, JM Scherf releases a new instrumental inspired by the musical score of the current episode. The financial donations of our patrons allow us to share creations like this. The crew behind The Grey Rooms Podcast love this project with a fierce passion, and we're awake at all hours of the night, plotting how to unsettle you and bring a unique twist to the audio drama world. If you want to donate some moolah to help us achieve world domination (which means more instrumentals for you), then consider joining our Patreon family. We have different tiers to satisfy any craving. And thank you for believing in us. - The Grey Rooms Team   EXTRA STUFF • Sonnet is a new podcast app found exclusively on Android devices, designed with YOU in mind. Download Sonnet from Google Play to up your podcast game. You can also listen to The Grey Rooms Podcast on Sonnet by clicking here. • We made it onto a Top 15 Horror Story Podcasts list at #6. How cool is that?!? • Listen to us on Spotify or YouTube • Visit our new and improved website at www.thegreyrooms.com • Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon for early access to episodes plus more bonus content. • Check us out on Facebook • Join our Facebook Emotional Support Group • Stare at our artwork on Instagram • We're incredibly active on Twitter • Buy our merch at teepublic.com/the-grey-rooms • You can also make a one-time donation at PayPal.me/thegreyroomspodcast • And finally, we have a Discord community. Jump in and have a conversation with us about the podcast, or anything really. The Grey Rooms team is pretty active there. Thank you for supporting our show! A Grey Rooms Production ℗ 2020

The Grey Rooms Presents: The Dismal Dirge of JM Scherf DISMAL DIRGE - S2BONUS4 - REFINE We found some experimental pills lying around and now we can remember every single thing that has ever happened. It's quite a burden. Three of us had to drive home immediately to turn off our stoves and lock the doors... Thankfully, we have another bonus installment of The Dismal Dirge of JM Scherf that we totally didn't forget about. Enjoy it on repeat.  This musical track is entitled “Refine” and comes to us from S2BONUS4 - The Memory Chamber, written by S.J. Budd. JM Scherf totally recalls where he left his keys and wallet, then composes a song regarding the experience. A woman reminisces about her early motherhood, but the truth can be an ugly thing. Some memories are better left buried. All music for The Grey Rooms is composed and orchestrated by JM Scherf Dismal Dirge Artwork by Brooks Bigley • More from JM Scherf at: http://www.jmscherf.com/ • Or on YouTube: here • Find him on Bandcamp at: jmscherf.bandcamp.com   PODCAST CREDITS Jason Wilson - Executive Producer, Host, Audio Engineering, Sound Design, Actor JM Scherf - Musical Composition, Performance Michael Zenke - Season Narrative, Writer, Editor Graham Rowat - Associate Producer, Social Media, Actor Cassie Pertiet - Episode Artwork, Web Design Brooks Bigley - Social Media, Patreon, Show Notes Hail Scherf - Videography Director   Every two weeks, JM Scherf releases a new instrumental inspired by the musical score of the current episode. The financial donations of our patrons allow us to share creations like this. The crew behind The Grey Rooms Podcast love this project with a fierce passion, and we're awake at all hours of the night, plotting how to unsettle you and bring a unique twist to the audio drama world. If you want to chip in just a few dollars to help us achieve world domination (which means more music for you), then consider joining our Patreon family. We have different tiers to satisfy any craving. And thank you for believing in us. - The Grey Rooms Team   EXTRA STUFF • Sonnet is a new podcast app found exclusively on Android devices, designed with YOU in mind. Download Sonnet from Google Play to up your podcast game. You can also listen to The Grey Rooms Podcast on Sonnet by clicking here. • We made it onto a Top 15 Horror Story Podcasts list at #6. How cool is that?!? • Listen to us on Spotify or YouTube • Visit our new and improved website at www.thegreyrooms.com • Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon for early access to episodes plus more bonus content. • Check us out on Facebook • Join our Facebook Emotional Support Group • Stare at our artwork on Instagram • We're incredibly active on Twitter • Buy our merch at teepublic.com/the-grey-rooms • You can also make a one-time donation at PayPal.me/thegreyroomspodcast • And finally, we have a Discord community. Jump in and have a conversation with us about the podcast, or anything really. The Grey Rooms team is pretty active there. Thank you for supporting our show! A Grey Rooms Production ℗ 2020

The Grey Rooms Presents: The Dismal Dirge of JM Scherf DISMAL DIRGE - S2BONUS3 - RITUAL The calm before the storm is happening right this moment. The warning signs have all been ignored. There is no turning back. You've allowed these tortured tunes to infect every facet of your life and now you hear their screaming syncopation long after removing your earbuds... Welcome to another sneak peek instrumental installment of The Dismal Dirge of JM Scherf. You've passed the point of no return. JM is approaching his final form and you cannot stop him. Sure, the music seems catchy and upbeat in the beginning of the song and you can feel the rhythm as your head bobs up and down and your foot taps the ground. But, that's just a quick exercise to get your muscles limber....It makes the meat tender and allows your soul to separate easier. Please, keep on listening. This musical track is entitled “Ritual” and comes to us from S2BONUS3 "Reunited", written by Dave Lasota. JM Scherf brings the whole family together for an otherworldly bonding experience. A man seeks redemption after a family tragedy. He certainly gets what he deserves. Blood is not always thicker than water. Music Composition/Performance: JM Scherf Artwork: Brooks Bigley   All music for The Grey Rooms is composed and orchestrated byJMScherf More from JM Scherf at: http://www.jmscherf.com/ Find him on YouTube: here Buy music from JM Scherf at: https://www.darkmatterstockmusic.com/ Find him on Bandcamp at: jmscherf.bandcamp.com For one last bonus to tide you over until episode 9 debuts, check out this unlocked video in which Cassie shows us how she works her macabre magic to create episode artwork: https://www.patreon.com/posts/35753938   You just heard previously unreleased material available only to our patrons. Enjoy! The gift-giving comes to an end as The Warden wonders why he even had a moment of weakness that allowed him to share his bounty. How dare he.   Every two weeks, JM Scherf releases a new instrumental inspired by the musical score of the current episode. The financial donations of our patrons allow us to share creations like this. The crew behind The Grey Rooms Podcast love this project with a fierce passion, and we're awake at all hours of the night, plotting how to unsettle you and bring a unique twist to the audio drama world. - The Grey Rooms Team   EXTRA STUFF • Listen to us on Spotify or YouTube • Visit our new and improved website at www.thegreyrooms.com • Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon for early access to episodes plus more bonus content. • Check us out on Facebook • Join our Facebook Emotional Support Group • Stare at our artwork on Instagram • We're incredibly active on Twitter • Buy our merch at teepublic.com/the-grey-rooms • You can also make a one-time donation at PayPal.me/thegreyroomspodcast • And finally, we have a Discord community. Jump in and have a conversation with us about the podcast, or anything really. The Grey Rooms team is pretty active there. Thank you for supporting our show! A Grey Rooms Production ℗ 2020

The Grey Rooms Presents: The Dismal Dirge of JM Scherf DISMAL DIRGE - S2BONUS1 - PASSAGE You lay in bed trying desperately to fall back asleep. You hear the faint kick and roll of a drum and a click-clacking rhythm that instantly hypnotizes you. Your worst nightmares are about to get cozy in your head. Who needs sleep anyway? And you can stop counting sheep. Those shadows dancing along the walls belong to something else entirely. Welcome to a sneak peek instrumental installment of The Dismal Dirge of JM Scherf. This musical track is entitled “Passage” and comes to us from S2BONUS1 "The Rivers". JM Scherf dons a robe and grabs the rudder with a bony hand as he steers the boat into oblivion. Some people will do anything to change habits or reach success. One man will cross time and space to change his own history. Make sure you bring correct change for the fare. Music Composition/Performance: JM Scherf Artwork: Brooks Bigley   All music for The Grey Rooms is composed and orchestrated byJMScherf More from JM Scherf at: http://www.jmscherf.com/ Find him on YouTube: here Buy music from JM Scherf at: https://www.darkmatterstockmusic.com/ Find him on Bandcamp at: jmscherf.bandcamp.com   You just heard previously unreleased material available only to our patrons. Enjoy! The gift-giving continues as The Warden cleans out the basement and shares his bounty.   Every two weeks, JM Scherf releases a new instrumental inspired by the musical score of the current episode. The financial donations of our patrons allow us to share creations like this. The crew behind The Grey Rooms Podcast love this project with a fierce passion, and we're awake at all hours of the night, plotting how to unsettle you and bring a unique twist to the audio drama world. - The Grey Rooms Team   EXTRA STUFF Visit our website at http://www.thegreyrooms.com Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon for early access to episodes plus more bonus content. You can check us out on Facebook And while you're there, why not join our Facebook Emotional Support Group Stare at our artwork on Instagram We're also incredibly active on Twitter Buy our merch at teepublic.com/the-grey-rooms Listen to us on Spotify or YouTube And finally, we have a community on Discord. Jump in and have a conversation with us about the podcast, or anything really. The Grey Rooms crew is pretty active there. Thank you for supporting our show! A Grey Rooms Production ℗ 2020

Did the Zodiac imitate other elusive and notorious killers? Was the Zodiac inspired by popular culture, including fiction, film, and television? This episode examines possible inspirations, including the Batman comic books and series, TV shows such as Alfred Hitchcock Presents and Ironside, the films The Most Dangerous Game and Charlie Chan at Treasure Island, the strange case of a cab driver killing and taunting telephone calls to police, the still-unsolved murder of Cheri Jo Bates in Riverside, California, the story of the "3X Killer," and more. (NOTE: This episode contains many spoilers.)Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2020Voice of "The Zodiac" by John Knight All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” and “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.

The strange case of Arthur Covell involving codes, astrology, and murder.Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2020All music licensed and used by permission. “Ghost” composed and produced by JM Scherf.

No one knows the motives behind the Zodiac's shocking crimes or what may have inspired him to choose that name and the crossed-circle symbol as his signature. The name and symbol had origins in astrology, and the Zodiac's crimes indicated that he may have been influenced by other killers in history. Was he also inspired by popular culture, including fiction, film, and television? Did the Zodiac imitate the villains and crimes in the Batman comic books and TV series, or in the films The Most Dangerous Game and Charlie Chan at Treasure Island? The new episode of ZODIAC: A TO Z titled "Perfect Crime" examines many possible inspirations and influences, including: the strange case of a cab driver killing and taunting telephone calls to police, the still-unsolved murder of Cheri Jo Bates in Riverside, California, the story of the "3X Killer," and more.Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2020Voice of "The Zodiac" by John Knight All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” composed and produced by JM Scherf.

Behind the Door - Season 2 Episode 5 - Thank You for Calling Welcome to another episode of Behind the Door, in which we take a behind the scenes look into our stories and chat with the authors and actors. For this episode we'll be interviewing with Alex Gallegos, the author of S2E5 "Thank You for Calling". Also joining us will be JM Scherf, music composer/designer for The Grey Rooms. This episode will grab you by the scissors and give you a spin... Featuring: Alex Gallegos - Author JM Scherf - Musician Jason Wilson - Executive Producer Brooks Bigley - Host Artwork by Cassie Pertiet For more information on Alex Gallegos, you can find him on Twitter at @AlexG2490 He roams the halls of Reddit at u/AlexG2490 Alex performs on Superstition Podcast as Tom Madrazo, also with a role in Safeguards Alex Gallegos implores you to examine The War of the Worlds as a template to creating audio drama, the world's first foray into emotional storytelling through a recorded medium. He also recommends The Last Policeman Trilogy by Ben H. Winters. As an inhouse favorite, Alex's last recommendation is whichever words are sandwiched between paper and cardboard that represent anything written by the great Douglas Adams because 42.   EXTRA STUFF Visit our website at http://www.thegreyrooms.com Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon for early access to episodes plus more bonus content. You can check us out on Facebook And while you're there, why not join our Facebook Emotional Support Group Stare at our artwork on Instagram We're also incredibly active on Twitter Buy our merch at teepublic.com/the-grey-rooms You can also make a one-time donation at PayPal.me/thegreyroomspodcast And finally, we have a community on Discord. Jump in and have a conversation with us about the podcast, or anything really. The Grey Rooms crew is pretty active there. Thank you for supporting our show! ATP Audio Works LC  ℗ 2020

On October 22, 1969, a man who claimed to be the Zodiac called in to a Bay Area TV show and talked with lawyer Melvin Belli by telephone. A surviving victim and two police dispatchers who talked with the real Zodiac all agreed that the caller known as "Sam" was an impostor, but decades of confusion and popular myths in the books written by Robert Graysmith and the film adaptation by director David Fincher left some people convinced that the real Zodiac was responsible for the telephone calls to the TV show as well as later calls to Belli's home. As usual, the facts tell a very different story.Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2020Voice of "The Zodiac" by John Knight All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” and “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.

On October 22, 1969, the Oakland police department received a telephone call from a man who claimed to be the Zodiac. He demanded that famed attorney F. Lee Bailey or celebrity lawyer Melvin Belli appear on a Bay Area television talk show. Hours later, Belli and TV host Jim Dunbar spoke by telephone with a man called "Sam" who claimed to be the Zodiac in a televised spectacle. A surviving victim and two police dispatchers who talked with the real Zodiac all agreed that "Sam" was an impostor, but decades of confusion and popular myths left some people convinced that the real Zodiac was responsible for the telephone calls to the Dunbar show as well as later calls to the home of Melvin Belli. As usual, the facts tell a very different story in the next episode of ZODIAC: A TO Z titled "Melvin & Sam: The Strange Saga of a Zodiac Impostor."Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2019Voice of "The Zodiac" by John Knight All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” composed and produced by JM Scherf.  

The Zodiac claimed that he left the scene of his last known murder and encountered two police officers who asked if he had seen anyone acting "suspicious or strange." According to the killer's version of events, he replied that he had seen a man running by waving a gun and then directed the officers in search of the phantom gunman. The Zodiac's story is often repeated as fact, yet this account only raised many more troubling questions which cast serious doubt on the killer's claims. Facts, common sense, and logic demonstrate that the Zodiac's story is, at best, suspicious and strange.Watch a video of the Zodiac's possible escape route: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2L8PSWjvEh4 Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2019All music licensed and used by permission. “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf.

On the night of his last known murder in San Francisco, the Zodiac narrowly escaped when two police officers passed him as he walked away from the crime scene. He mocked police for failing to capture him. Police then called the Zodiac a clumsy criminal, a liar, and a latent homosexual. The killer was clearly angered by these statements and this appears to have sparked the Zodiac’s obvious hatred of the San Francisco police department. He then claimed that he had been stopped by police officers who let him go. This controversial claim fueled decades of debate and confusion. Did police let the killer escape justice? Or was the story of the "Zodiac stop" just a desperate lie created by the killer to humiliate his pursuers?Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2019Voice of "The Zodiac" by John Knight All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” and “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.[CORRECTED VERSION: This audio file includes the corrected version of this episode. The original audio contained a geographical error.]

On the night of his last known murder in San Francisco, the Zodiac narrowly escaped when two police officers passed him as he walked away from the crime scene. He mocked police for failing to capture him. Police then called the Zodiac a clumsy criminal, a liar, and a latent homosexual. The killer was clearly angered by these statements and this appears to have sparked the Zodiac’s obvious hatred of the San Francisco police department. He then claimed that he had been stopped by police officers who let him go. This controversial claim fueled decades of debate and confusion. Did police let the killer escape justice? Or was the story of the "Zodiac stop" just a desperate lie created by the killer to humiliate his pursuers?Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2019Voice of "The Zodiac" by John Knight All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” and “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.[NOTE: This audio file contained a geographical error. The SFPD patrol car was parked at the NorthEast corner of Washington and Cherry Streets, not the NorthWest corner, and the witnesses were at the SouthEast corner not the SouthWest corner. A corrected version of this episode has been posted.]

On the night of his last known murder in San Francisco, the Zodiac narrowly escaped when two police officers passed him as he walked away from the crime scene. He then bragged about the attack in his next letter and mocked police for failing to capture him. Police then called the Zodiac a clumsy criminal, a liar, and a latent homosexual. The killer was clearly angered by these statements and this appears to have sparked the Zodiac’s obvious hatred of the San Francisco police department. He responded with a rambling letter in which he claimed that police officers had stopped and talked to him but let him go. This controversial claim fueled decades of debate and confusion. Was the killer telling the truth? Did police let him escape justice? Or was the story of the "Zodiac stop" just a desperate lie created by the killer to humiliate his pursuers? The ZODIAC: A TO Z podcast examines this chapter of the Zodiac story in the next episode "Shadows & Fog: The Zodiac vs. The SFPD."Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2019Voice of "The Zodiac" by John Knight All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” composed and produced by JM Scherf.

David Oranchak talks about proposed solutions to the Zodiac's still-unsolved 340 symbol cipher, known as "the Z340," including solutions created by Zodiac author Robert Graysmith, Corey Starliper, and Gary Stewart (The Most Dangerous Animal of All). Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2019All music licensed and used by permission. “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” composed and produced by JM Scherf. Read the ZodiacKillerFacts article about "The Starliper Solution" and David Oranchak's analysis in the article "Corey Starliper's Zodiac Hoax." [Links: https://zodiackillerfacts.com/main/the-starliper-solution/ - and - http://www.oranchak.com/zodiac/corey/hoax.html ] Read the article "THE MOST DANGEROUS DADDY OF ALL: Debunking Gary Stewart" and David Oranchak's analysis of the Stewart solution in the article "The Most Pattern Seeking Animal of All." [Links: https://zodiackillerfacts.com/main/the-most-dangerous-daddy-of-all-debunking-gary-stewart/ - and - http://www.zodiackillerciphers.com/?p=573] 

50 years ago, the Zodiac sent a greeting card with a cipher consisting of 340 symbols. Today, the cipher remains one of the most baffling clues in true crime history. Computer programmer and Zodiac cipher expert David Oranchak (ZodiacKillerCiphers.com) talks about the enduring mystery of the "Z340."Click here to view the Zodiac's 340 cipher, the original envelope, and the "dripping pen" greeting card with the Zodiac's message inside at the ZodiacKillerFACTS Document Gallery.Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2019Voice of "The Zodiac" by John Knight All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” and “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.Link: http://www.zodiackillerfacts.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=8

50 years ago, the Zodiac sent a greeting card with a cipher consisting of 340 symbols. Today, the cipher remains one of the most baffling clues in true crime history. In the next episode of the ZODIAC: A TO Z podcast, computer programmer and Zodiac cipher expert David Oranchak (ZodiacKillerCiphers.com) talks about the enduring mystery of the "Z340."Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2019Voice of "The Zodiac" by John Knight All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” composed and produced by JM Scherf. 

In November 1967, the Riverside Press-Enterprise newspaper received a letter in response to a story about the murder of Cheri Jo Bates. Sent by the name "Patricia Hautz," the letter became the subject of speculation and debate about its possible connection to other writings associated with the Bates case which were attributed to the Zodiac killer. Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2019Voice of "The Zodiac" by John Knight / This program includes reenactments and dramatized readings by actors.All music licensed and used by permission. “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. Read the original article "Identity Crisis" and view the Riverside writings linked to the Bates murder and to the Zodiac, official documents, police files, and more, CLICK HERE to visit the ZodiacKillerFacts.com Document Gallery.

After Saturday's failed Live YouTube Stream for the Season finale, the Geek-Men decided to record a special episode to wrap up the season.  In this episode, they discuss what was missed with the great guest ThunderNerds we had on Saturday (James Matthew Byers and Liam Gil), A HUGE announcement is made, Dustin and Bo discuss their top 10 moments on the podcast, and FULL SPOILER Mandalorian talk at the very end of the episode.  SHOW LINKS:  Bo Chappell Twitter: @infrafan Freddie Williams II: @FreddieART Be sure to check out NEON HORROR!  Neon Horror: https://t.co/LgOfWh36MU?amp=1 ThunderNerds Intro Song: Original Music by JM Scherf

Cheri Jo Bates was murdered 53 years ago in Riverside, California, and the strange writings in the case have been linked to the Zodiac. The unsolved mystery remains a controversial chapter in the Zodiac story, and this episode includes an expanded look at the Bates murder and the so-called "Riverside connection" to the Zodiac killer.Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2019Voice of "The Zodiac" by John KnightAll music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” and “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.To view the Riverside writings linked to the Zodiac, official documents, police files, and more, CLICK HERE to visit the ZodiacKillerFacts.com Document Gallery.

A traveller from a far off land called Mythalonia, appears in front of Castle Gray-Cat one dark and stormy night. Inviting the tired soul inside for some respite from the elements, he introduces himself as James Matthew Byers, an award winning poet known as the Darque Bard in his realm. He shares his tale and geeks out about He-Man, ThunderCats, and more!   SHOW LINKS:   FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/jamesmatthew.byers   FACEBOOK AUTHOR PAGE: https://www.facebook.com/PoetMattByers/   TWITTER: @PoetMattByers   DARK BARD TWITTER: @DarkBardBits   ThunderNerds Intro Song: Original Music by JM Scherf

This Week on Geek! The live show that talks about ALL the things you love without all the hate! Listen to the replay of the live episode, Dustin talks about some of the geek things he just wrapped up doing plus rambles on with excitement about the VERY special week ahead!  SHOW LINKS:  Sign up for Disney+ https://preview.disneyplus.com/   ThunderNerds Intro Song: Original Music by JM Scherf

The next episode of the ZODIAC: A TO Z podcast features an expanded look at the still-unsolved murder of Cheri Jo Bates and the origins of the so-called "Riverside connection" to the Zodiac. A handwriting expert concluded that writings in the Riverside case, including letters and a poem written on a desk, were the work of the Zodiac. Other experts questioned that conclusion, and the Bates case remains a controversial chapter in the Zodiac story. Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2019Voice of "The Zodiac" by John Knight All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” composed and produced by JM Scherf. 

53 years ago, Cheri Jo Bates was murdered on a college campus in Riverside, California, on October 30, 1966. After the crime, someone sent a typed "Confession" letter and other strange writings were also linked to the case, including a note that read, "Bates had to die. There will be more." Some investigators, researchers, and amateur sleuths believe that Cheri Jo Bates may have been killed by the Zodiac, who later appeared to take credit for the murder in a letter sent to The Los Angeles Times in March 1971. Mike Morford, co-host of the Criminology podcast and owner of ZodiacKillerSite.com, talks about the Bates case, the possible Zodiac connection, the evidence, motives, and more in the episode "Riverside: There Will Be More." Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2019Voice of "The Zodiac" by John KnightAll music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” and “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.To view the Riverside writings linked to the Zodiac, official documents, police files, and more, CLICK HERE to visit the ZodiacKillerFacts.com Document Gallery.

With a wave of the Sorceress' wand, Steve Biesiada and Jeremy DeWitt of The Podcasters of the Universe Podcast, step through a glowing yellow portal into Castle Gray-Cat to join the Geek-Men for today's VERY special episode! Tune in as we geek-out about Mythic Legions, He-Man, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and so much more!   SHOW LINKS: PODCASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/thepodcastersotu/    PODCASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/POTU   PODCASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE iTUNES: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-podcasters-of-the-universe/id1276033725      YARD SALE UNDERWEAR: https://www.facebook.com/yardsaleunderwear/     ThunderNerds Intro Song: Original Music by JM Scherf

53 years ago, Cheri Jo Bates was murdered on a college campus in Riverside, California, on October 30, 1966. After the crime, someone sent a typed "Confession" letter and other strange writings were also linked to the case, including a note that read, "Bates had to die. There will be more." Some investigators, researchers, and amateur sleuths believe that Cheri Jo Bates may have been killed by the Zodiac, who later appeared to take credit for the murder in a letter sent to The Los Angeles Times in March 1971. Mike Morford, co-host of the Criminology podcast and owner of ZodiacKillerSite.com, talks about the Bates case, the possible Zodiac connection, suspects, motives, and more in the episode "Riverside: There Will Be More." Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2019Voice of "The Zodiac" by John Knight All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” composed and produced by JM Scherf. 

Typically, episodes like these are reserved for our Patrons but the Geek-Men decided to lower the jaw bridge to Castle Gray-Cat so everyone could catch a peek at some of the bonus content they'd gain access to by becoming a Patron of our Podcast.  Without further ado, here's more of the fantastic conversation the Geek-Men had with filmmaker Aleksandra Svetlichnaya of Svet Studios for their Halloween episode!    SHOW LINKS: ALEKSANDRA SVETLICHNAYA'S TWITTER: @AleksSvet ALEKSANDRA SVETLICHNAYA'S INSTAGRAM   https://www.instagram.com/aleksandrasvet/?hl=en SVET STUDIOS' TWITTER: @svetstudios SVET STUDIOS' INSTRAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/svet.studios/ SVET STUDIOS WEBSITE: https://svetstudios.wixsite.com/dinnerverse SVET STUDIOS ON YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQnYxtJl1o4Z_vnBP1sXu0w DINNER MOVIE UNIVERSE: https://www.facebook.com/Dinnerverse/  ALEKSANDRA SVETLICHNAYA OFFICIAL: https://www.facebook.com/AleksandraSvetOfficial/ DUSTY EVELY @DustyEvely ThunderNerds Intro Song: Original Music by JM Scherf

Happy Halloween Fellow Thundernerds! On our Halloween episode, The Geek-Men talk with filmmaker Aleksandra Svetlichnaya of Svet Studios. The lovely mastermind behind the popular Dinnerverse films, she'll be talking about the newest installment "HOR D'OVEURES". Plus that's not all the Halloween treats in store. So grab your pails and put on your scary faces. SHOW LINKS::: ALEKSANDRA SVETLICHNAYA'S TWITTER: @AleksSvet   ALEKSANDRA SVETLICHNAYA'S INSTAGRAM   https://www.instagram.com/aleksandrasvet/?hl=en     SVET STUDIOS' TWITTER: @svetstudios   SVET STUDIOS' INSTRAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/svet.studios/     SVET STUDIOS WEBSITE: https://svetstudios.wixsite.com/dinnerverse   SVET STUDIOS ON YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQnYxtJl1o4Z_vnBP1sXu0w   DINNER MOVIE UNIVERSE: https://www.facebook.com/Dinnerverse/    ALEKSANDRA SVETLICHNAYA OFFICIAL: https://www.facebook.com/AleksandraSvetOfficial/     DUSTY EVELY @DustyEvely   ThunderNerds Intro Song: Original Music by JM Scherf

Writer and producer David Eick (Battlestar Galactica, Steven Spielberg's Falling Skies) and Michael Butterfield talk about the Zodiac's last known murder in San Francisco and the killer's influence on pop culture, including the classic crime movie Dirty Harry and the horror film The Exorcist III. Topics include: the Zodiac's possible escape route, the origins of and inspirations for the film Dirty Harry, the creation of the novel and film The Exorcist, the Zodiac's commentary on The Exorcist and influence on the sequel, the real-life killer who appeared in The Exorcist, actor Andy Robinson's thoughts on how his portrayal of the Zodiac-inspired killer in Dirty Harry shaped his career, and more. Contains spoilers for the films Dirty Harry, The Exorcist, The Exorcist III, and Experiment in Terror.Written and produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2019Voice of "The Zodiac" by John Knight All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” and “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.

Writer and producer David Eick (Battlestar Galactica, Steven Spielberg's Falling Skies) talks about his early inspirations, his career in the sci-fi and horror genres, his interest in true crime, the Zodiac mystery, the Manson murders, and the impact of true crime stories on pop culture. Produced by Michael Butterfield for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2019Voice of "The Zodiac" by John Knight All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” and “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.Clip from The Kevin Smith Show courtesy of KevinSmithShow.info

Rising from the grave to join the Geek-Men this week in Castle Gray-Cat is none other than Mr. Deadman of Deadman's Tome Podcast! As a long time supporter of our podcast, we kickback and geek out about Batman, video games, horror, and where Mr. Deadman got his start. But the fun doesn't end there! Stick around, you won't want to miss the announcement at the end of the show! SHOW LINKS: Wild Embers Comic: https://amazon.com/dp/B07VVTBZXD?ref_=pe_3052080_276849420… Dalia and Sam: @emusheret6   MR. DEADMAN INFO: Website: https://deadmanstome.net/     YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/MrDeadmanDT    Deadman Jr: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoTcK4fkhe5ZezPsZwjI3rg    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jesse.dedman    Twitter:  @MrDeadmanDT   Game and Chill: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCi4PBpCwpInPqsgbzngWIRA   CROSSOVER EVENT STARTS HERE: https://youtu.be/rVx4EtJN0JE     ThunderNerds Intro Song: Original Music by JM Scherf

50 years ago, the Zodiac murdered cab driver Paul Stine in the wealthy San Francisco neighborhood of Presidio Heights in a drastic departure from his previous pattern of attacking couples. This crime was followed by another taunting letter and threats to attack a school bus full of children. The unprecedented threat caused widespread fear and cemented the Zodiac's legacy as one of the most terrifying serial killers in history. The episode "San Francisco: Nice Targets" examines the Zodiac's last known murder and the chaos he created. Written and produced by MICHAEL BUTTERFIELD for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2019Voice of "The Zodiac" by John KnightAll music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” and “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.

We're back babies! Season 3 of Geek-Men is here, and we're kicking off with an amplified bang courtesy of our guest, the LEGENDary musician, John Prater. He's joined us in Castle Gray-Cat to talk abut his debut blues album JOHN PRATER AND THE BENDERS, nerd out about his musical influences, and even talk theories on the new Star Wars film.   SHOW LINKS   FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/john.prater.359   FACEBOOK BAND PAGE: https://bit.ly/2nfNn9A   CDBABY: https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/johnpraterandthebenders   YOUTUBE PLAYLIST: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kMzAbei1iHRstFRT0EEVxM6pznUFygcAc   iTUNES:https://music.apple.com/us/album/john-prater-and-the-benders/1481559286   SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/album/6Bpa4trIi0hEYMNa75KvPa?si=5zVs_T_kSFq9kKc6cYFKyQ   BRANDI COLT: https://www.facebook.com/brandicolt/   ThunderNerds Intro Song: Original Music by JM Scherf

Hi there, this is Graham Rowat, voice actor with The Grey Rooms. We are immensely thrilled to be nominated for this year's Audioverse awards. Let me tell you a little about our show. The Grey Rooms is an anthology horror podcast with a narrative wrapper. Each episode you'll hear a standalone tale of terror, but as you listen to the whole season, you'll be told a larger story of The Grey Rooms themselves. The Rooms are a place of torment, and the occupant is trying to discover why they're there, and why they're being thrust, Quantum Leap-style, into these shocking stories where they are a first person witness to a character's gruesome demise. We'd like to present for you now our debut episode; season 1, episode 1. You'll meet our first prisoner of the Grey Rooms and listen as he experiences author Brian Black's, “The Great War.” With respect to our Audioverse nominations, you'll not only be hearing the writing of Brian Black, you'll also hear the audio production of Jason Wilson, the music of JM Scherf, and I, Graham Rowat, play the lead character and narrator of the Great War. Last but not least, as we are a horror podcast, some of the imagery and themes can be disturbing to listeners. Please take appropriate precautions if you feel that group may include you. We hope you enjoy the episode, and thank you for your support. https://thegreyrooms.com

50 years ago, on September 27th, 1969, the Zodiac attacked a young couple at Lake Berryessa. Bryan Hartnell was stabbed several times yet survived, but his companion, Cecelia Shepard, died days later. The episode "Lake Berryessa: By Knife" examines one of the most bizarre and terrifying crimes in history.Written and produced by MICHAEL BUTTERFIELD for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2019Voice of "The Zodiac" by John Knight / This program includes reenactments and dramatized readings by actors.All music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” and “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.

50 years ago, the Zodiac killer threatened to kill a dozen people if Bay Area newspapers refused to publish his coded message on August 1st, 1969. 50 years later, the cipher known as the “Z408” remains one of the greatest true crime puzzles in American history. A new podcast looks at the beginning of the Zodiac story and the killer’s first cipher, including an extended interview with DAVID ORANCHAK, ZodiacKillerCiphers.com. (View the Zodiac letters and ciphers at ZodiacKillerFacts.com - http://zodiackillerfacts.com/zodiac-l...)Written and produced by MICHAEL BUTTERFIELD for ZodiacKillerFacts.com / Copyright 2019Voice of The Zodiac by John KnightAll music licensed and used by permission. “Run and Hide” and “Frozen Orb” composed and produced by Jens Kiilstofte. “Ghost” and “Creepy Piano Loop” composed and produced by JM Scherf. “Growing Shadows” created by Myuu. Provided by Mediacharge.

The Grey Rooms Presents: Room #630 - Sanctuary   INTRO - SEASON 1 BONUS 2 Some time ago Jason and I wanted to produce a story from an author that has never been published, never produced, or maybe hasn't even written a story before.  It was decided that we would take time out for each off season to release one of these stories, and today we are happy to do so.  This falls in line with the fact that some listeners tell us how inspired they are by the show, and that they are starting to write their own horror stories because of how embracing our community is to their brand of art.  You can probably imagine the feeling of pride, and the rush that this gives us.  We're so proud to be able to produce new works of audio horror, but also in being able to encourage others to do so.  This year we wanted to start with Christina Wilson. While it's clear that she has supported and sacrificed her share for our podcast, and also had a wonderful voice acting debut as Lucy in our first season, she never really considered herself a fiction writer.  Feeling inspired by the talented writers in our first season, she sat down and hammered out "Sanctuary," the story that you are about to enjoy.   Your first story is always something special.  It's also a very nervous experience.  Many of us still feel the anxiety of waiting to hear how people feel about the story.  It's these very real moments that strike us far more than any monster or evil deed that you might hear about in The Grey Rooms.  Why not take the time to reach out to Christina or any of our authors, really, and let them know what you think about their stories. The authors don't bite, and no doubt they love to hear your thoughts on their work.  And, for that matter, so do Jason and I.  Please don't forget to send us all a review or even hit us up on social media and let us know what you think.  We can't do this all without you. Oh! And as for a story summary:  It's hard being a parent.  You always want to do the right thing, but the challenges are never what you'd expect.  One man's attempt at reaching his son, and creating something great reaches devastating results when he finds himself in...The Grey Rooms.    Written by: Christina Wilson Engineered by: Jason Wilson Music by: JM Scherf   Performances: Father - Warren Richardson Carter - Patrick Mealey   Episode Artwork by: Cassie Pertiet  Social Media Artwork by: Brooks Bigley    Season 2 of The Grey Rooms premieres November 2019.   EXTRA STUFF Visit our website at http://www.thegreyrooms.com Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon You can check us out on Facebook! And while you're there why not join our Emotional Support Group? We're also incredibly active on Twitter! And finally... We have a community on Discord! Why not jump in and have a nice little chat with us about the podcast (or anything really). Thank you for supporting our show!   ATP Audio Works LC  ℗ 2019

The Grey Rooms Presents: Room #678 - In Darkness   INTRO - SEASON 1 BONUS 1 It's time to delve deep into the darkest recesses of The Grey Rooms... The Warden has unlocked a door once available only to its patrons. It is now YOUR turn to take a glimpse into the macabre horrors lurking within.  This particular door belongs to Room #678 where you'll listen to the plight of a young woman as she awakens to a perpetual nightmare.  Find out what it's like to be trapped in S.H. Cooper's "In Darkness." (This episode was released originally as one of our patreon bonus episodes.  Enjoy our show? Please consider joining our Patreon for more exclusive content like this, and more.)    Written by: S.H. Cooper Engineered by: Jason Wilson Music by: JM Scherf   Performances: Sierra - Holly Linden Becky - Charlotte Norup     Episode Artwork by - Graham Rowat  Social Media Artwork by - Brooks Bigley    Season 2 of The Grey Rooms premieres November 2019.   EXTRA STUFF Visit our website at http://www.thegreyrooms.com Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon You can check us out on Facebook! And while you're there why not join our Emotional Support Group? We're also incredibly active on Twitter! And finally... We have a community on Discord! Why not jump in and have a nice little chat with us about the podcast (or anything really). Thank you for supporting our show! ATP Audio Works LC  ℗ 2019

The Grey Rooms Presents: Episode 13 - Everything Ends  (Psst...makes sure you stay passed the credits for a post-credit scene when you listen to the show) INTRO Having regained the despicable portions of his past, Raymond is forced into the most uncomfortable and terrifying door of all.  Time is short.  The horrors he shall face are personal.  Is there anyone who can help him now?  Is there anyone that he can trust?  Or was Bob's foreboding name for our final chapter the truth? For Raymond Alexander Greene, this really could be where "Everything Ends."   Written by: Brian Black (He's really nervous right now) Engineered by: Jason Wilson (He's glad it's done right now) Music by: JM Scherf (He hopes he has more time for next season's finale right now) Voiced by: Raymond - Jason Wilson Bob - Graham Rowat The Prison Warden - Warren Richardson Father Tucker - Justinthulu Officer Giving Blindfold - David Cummings Lucy - Christina Wilson Raymond / Lucy's Son - Jason Wilson Jr.  Man Bumped Into - David O'Steele Seated Woman - Charlotte Norup Seated Woman w/ Coffee - Victoria Juan Girl in Princess Dress - Erin Lillis Teddy - Sarah Ruth Thomas Elderly Store Owner - Margaret Ashley Reckless Driver - Alistair Mackey Young Man w/ Hockey Jersey - Patrick Mealey Middle Aged Woman - Holly Lindin Indian Man - Michael Rigg Randall Wolfe - Brian Black Townsfolk - Michael Rigg Erin Lillis Michelle Black Bo Chappell Erin King Augie Peterson Gabe Templin Lindsey Kelly   (So pretty much everyone who has ever existed)   Episode Artwork by - Cassie Pertiet (Isn't this episode art gorgeous?) Social Media Artwork by - Brooks Bigley &  Graham Rowat  (These guys have done such a great job setting up the hype for our episodes, haven't they?)   Thank you all so much for listening to our season finale.  It has been both a wonderful experience, and privilege as we meticulously designed each and every episode for you. We couldn't have done it without all of the wonderful authors that took a chance with us.  We told them our big ideas, and some of them probably didn't quite understand what we were going on about, but they entrusted us to do their stories right.  We're proud of your stories and we hope that you're proud of our efforts to dramatize them as well.  We couldn't have it without the wonderful voice talent that has brought the characters in these stories to life.  From parachute instructors to Teddy Bears,  from English soldiers to Russian priests, we have found such a wide variety of wonderful people to draw out the emotions of each story.  We are so happy that you chose to work with us, and make our show stand out.  We hope that this experience has brought you as much enjoyment as your work has for us.  We couldn't have done it without the music.  JM Scherf crafted our theme song, and then he started crafting the music for some of our episodes.  It's music that we have constantly heard stands out.  Thank you so much for dedicating the time and effort to composing the music for us, JM.  Especially the music required for the finale.  It's fantastic.  We couldn't have done it without our Behind the Door hosts. It started out with Graham Rowat and Brooks Bigley and went on to include people like Sarah Werner, Jon Grilz, Toni Miller, Bo Chappell, Augie Peterson, Dustin Schyler Yoak, Jesse Dedman, and Michael Rigg.  You all took a strange idea to have guest hosts interview everyone for a behind the scenes look of the show, and you knocked it out of the park.  Thank you for all of the wonderful conversations and topics that we were able to enjoy with your help.  We wouldn't have done it without our amazing artists.  We started out with Mediogre producing some of the early art and soon there was Cassie Pertiet coming up to the plate with her distinct vision of each anthology story.  Soon Brooks Bigley and Graham Rowat jumped into the mix and started crafting all of the ads on social media.  These are all such a wonderful and talented team of artists.  We hope that we have provided you a great challenge, and while it took us awhile to get the art to show up, we're so happy that you have given the audience such terrifying and wonderful candies for the eye.  We wouldn't have been able to do anything without our patrons.  We're handing you out keys, stickers, early access, and bonus episodes, but you are giving us so much more.  We're in your debt and everything from the Libsyn hosting, website, sound effects...it's happening because of your generous support. And finally we wouldn't have been able to do it without you listeners.  You jump in every week and download our episodes and tell us how much you enjoy them.  You like our social media posts and tweets.  You recommend us constantly to other listeners looking for something new.  We love you.  All of you.  And we think about you all the time when we're considering things like new stories and whether or not we need to include disclaimers.  We really, really hope that you enjoyed this finale.  We did this for you.  And we're going to continue to do it for you.  Whether you are an author, an actor, a composer, an artist, a host, a patron, a listener, or even The Warden, at the end of the day, we want to tell a great story that is going to fulfill that urge to figure out what is going on.  We know the stories are dark and tragic.  We know that they can be incredibly gory or play on your phobias.  But... We do this to you out of love.  So please subscribe if you haven't already.  Please tell the world about us.  Please continue to tell us how you feel about the show, and what sort of changes or suggestions you have for us.  We want to continue to grow and get better.  Help us to be better.  And, I feel like I haven't said this in awhile, help us to scare your pants off!    EXTRA STUFF Visit our website at http://www.thegreyrooms.com Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon You can check us out on Facebook! And while you're there why not join our Emotional Support Group? We're also incredibly active on Twitter! And finally... We have a community on Discord! Why not jump in and have a nice little chat with us about the podcast (or anything really).  Thank you for supporting our show! ATP Audio Works LC  ℗ 2019

The Grey Rooms Presents: Room #998 - The Gardener     INTRO   Raymond finally confronts his past...    Written by: Brian Black Raymond performed by: Jason Wilson Bob performed by: Graham Rowat Lucy performed by: Christina Wilson Erin performed by: Holly Lindin Mike performed by: Michael Rigg Operator performed by: Sarah Ruth Thomas Audio production & sound engineering by: Jason Wilson   The Gardener  Ever wake up and discover that weeds have invaded your yard seemingly overnight? Did you ever wonder what sort of science / witchcraft was behind it?   Well why don't you grab a cold beer or a tall glass of lemonade and sit out in the sun for a spell while Manen Lyset spins a yarn about a farmer who searches out the answer to this very thing.   Of course there's a catch.  The farmer's in The Grey Rooms.  That's never a good thing.    Written by: Manen Lyset   Performances Narrator by: Graham Rowat      Episode Art by: Cassie Pertiet   Advertising by: Brooks Bigley &  Graham Rowat      This is it... Thank you all so much for listening to our penultimate episode. We really hope you've enjoyed episodes 1-12 and we are all currently working hard on finishing up our season finale.  Brian Black lovingly calls Episode 13  "Grey Rooms: The Movie" and it is certainly earning that title.  It's huge.  Hugely huge.  We hope we can say that and still remain respectable adults.  But it's also true.  It's a giant who's who of voice talent that we've been using in every episode.  It's fully scored by JM Scherf.  It's got the longest Raymond and Bob story that we've done to date. It's full of all sorts of mysteries and dark secrets.  And it'll probably spoil Avengers: End Game if you let it (just kidding.) We cannot wait for you to listen to this.  But due to the size of our movie length finale, we might also be a week late in what we normally promise as a bi-weekly podcast.  We've been so good at keeping up with our promises though that we have something else in store for you.  We decided to compile all of the Raymond and Bob intros together into one episode so that everyone can prepare themselves for what is to come.  If you don't feel like relistening to the intros, it's totally fine, and most likely won't hurt Bob's feelings.  At least we think it won't.  He's got layers.  Stay tuned for the compilation episode and the finale! We can't wait to end the season with a bang and we look forward to hearing your thoughts when we bring Episode 13 - Everything Ends to podcatchers everywhere.    EXTRA STUFF Visit our website at http://www.thegreyrooms.com Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon You can check us out on Facebook! And while you're there why not join our Emotional Support Group? We're also incredibly active on Twitter! And finally... We've been slowly starting to grow our community on Discord! Why not jump in and have a nice little chat with us about the show (or anything really).  We'll be streaming our Behind the Door live on YouTube on Saturday, May 4th (this Saturday).  It will be at 8PM EST.  Join us if you want to see Jason, Brian, Manen Lyset, and Graham Rowat talk about the show.  Our guest host this time is someone who is quite familiar with Behind the Door. Bo Chappell is the author of the story "Look Alike" which we produced as our third preseason episode.  He is also the author of the novel "Year 47" as well as the producer and editor of its prequel anthology "By Year's End." You can listen to him with fellow co-creator Dustin Schyler Yoak on their podcast "Geek-Men and the Masters of the ThunderNerds."   Join us for the usual discussion of the show, podcasting secrets, and plenty of laughs. Thank you for supporting our show! We know you're going to love it! 

The Grey Rooms Presents: Room #1916 - A Certain Man in Russia     INTRO Raymond contemplates the nature of The Grey Rooms.  Plagued by his memories, he tries to lean on Bob for emotional support.  You can probably imagine how that works out...   Written by: Brian Black Raymond performed by: Jason Wilson Bob performed by: Graham Rowat Audio production & sound engineering by: Jason Wilson   A Certain Man in Russia   They say that you can't keep a good man down.  Good or bad, some people just refuse to die.  People like...a certain man in Russia.  Written by: Kelly Evans Performances: Narrator and Rasputin - Alistair Mackey  The Tsarina and The Servant Girl - Sarah Ruth Thomas Prince Felix - Max Evans    The Prince's Henchmen - Graham Rowat  Rasputin's Mother - Margaret Ashley Music by: JM Scherf Episode Artwork by: Brooks Bigley Advertising/Social Media by: Brooks Bigley &  Graham Rowat      SPECIAL SHOUTOUT PART 1 Our podcast is at the stage in its life where we can now start to hunt down sponsors.  If you would love to help us out, we have a link to a survey that we would like you to fill out.  It does not take very long and as far as we know it hasn't gotten anyone crushed, maimed, or dismembered (as of writing this). So please give it a click and answer the couple questions to help us out.  http://survey.libsyn.com/thegreyrooms   EXTRA STUFF Visit our website at http://www.thegreyrooms.com Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon You can check us out on Facebook! And while you're there why not join our Emotional Support Group? We're also incredibly active on Twitter! And finally... We've been slowly starting to grow our community on Discord! Why not jump in and have a nice little chat with us about the show (or anything really).  We'll be streaming our Behind the Door live on YouTube on Saturday, April 20th (this Saturday).  It will be at 3PM EST.  Join us if you want to see Jason, Brian, Kelly Evans, Alistair Mackey, and JM Scherf talk about the show.  Our guest host this time is someone completely out of this world! Sarah Rhea Werner is the creator of the hit audio drama, Girl in Space. She can also be heard on her inspirational podcast for writers called "Write Now."   Join us for the usual discussion of the show, podcasting secrets, and plenty of laughs. Thank you for supporting our show! We know you're going to love it! 

The Grey Rooms Presents: Room #1292 - Ground Level     INTRO Raymond remembers a series of events that leave him vulnerable.  Meanwhile Bob has discovered that someone or something has been trying to influence Raymond's choices.  What could all this mean?  Join us, same Grey Rooms time. Same Grey Rooms channel.  Written by: Brian Black Raymond performed by: Jason Wilson Lucy performed by: Christina Wilson Bob performed by: Graham Rowat Audio production & sound engineering by: Jason Wilson   GROUND LEVEL   Paper is the traditional gift for first anniversaries.  It represents fragility, modesty, and is inexpensive.  In Ground Level, one man celebrates his anniversary at the new Roialte Resort & Convention Center.  He's spared no expense and one might even say he's "paid with his life."  Written by: M.R. Tapia Performed by: David Cummings  Music by: JM Scherf Art by: Bo Chappell  Additional Art/Advertising by: Graham Rowat / Cassie Pertiet / Brooks Bigley   SPECIAL SHOUTOUT PART 1 Without David Cummings and his No Sleep Podcast, there wouldn't be a Grey Rooms Podcast today. Special thanks to David and everyone that has made No Sleep a special refuge for horror fans. If you've somehow gone your entire life without listening to No Sleep, you really should.   SPECIAL SHOUTOUT PART 2 Our podcast is at the stage in its life where we can now start to hunt down sponsors.  If you would love to help us out, we have a link to a survey that we would like you to fill out.  It does not take very long and as far as we know it hasn't gotten anyone crushed, maimed, or dismembered (as of writing this). So please give it a click and answer the couple questions to help us out.  http://survey.libsyn.com/thegreyrooms   EXTRA STUFF Visit our website at http://www.thegreyrooms.com Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon You can check us out on Facebook! And while you're there why not join our Emotional Support Group? We're also incredibly active on Twitter! And finally... We've been slowly starting to grow our community on Discord! Why not jump in and have a nice little chat with us about the show (or anything really).  We'll be streaming our Behind the Door Live on YouTube on Sunday, April 7th (this Sunday).  It will be at 8PM EST.  Join us if you want to see Jason, Brian, M.R. Tapia, David Cummings, and JM Scherf talk about the show. Oh and Dustin Schyler Yoak will be our newest guest host! Dustin Schyler Yoak is the writer/editor and co-creator of Aphotic Realm. It's a magazine that focuses on the "strange and sinister." He is also co-host and co-creator of the Geek-Men and the Masters of the ThunderNerds podcast.  Thank you for listening and being wonderful people.  

The Grey Rooms Presents: Room #1712 - Summer Child     INTRO Raymond hopes to finally get answers about his past from Bob.  Where is Lucy? Where is the baby?  But when he starts to delve into those mysteries, he discovers that something very significant changes in The Grey Rooms.   And he isn't going to like it.  Written by: Brian Black Raymond performed by: Jason Wilson Bob performed by: Graham Rowat Audio production & sound engineering by: Jason Wilson   Summer Child All he wants to do is get into the house, take the child, and get out.  What could possibly go wrong?  If you guessed "everything" it's probably a safe bet that you're a fan of The Grey Rooms.   Find out the best way to sharpen your #2 pencil, enjoy a steak, and handle sick people in Daniel Russell's twisted rescue tale "Summer Child." Written by:Daniel Russell Performances by: Gabe Templin Lindsey Kelly  and Graham Rowat Music by: JM Scherf Art by: Cassie Pertiet Additional Art/Advertising by: Graham Rowat & Brooks Bigley   EXTRA STUFF  Visit our website at http://www.thegreyrooms.com Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon You can check us out on Facebook! And while you're there why not join our Emotional Support Group? We're also incredibly active on Twitter! And finally... We've been slowly starting to grow our community on Discord! Why not jump in and have a nice little chat with us about the show (or anything really).  We'll be streaming our Behind the Door Live on YouTube on Saturday, March 23rd (this Saturday).  It will be at 8PM EST.  Join us if you want to see Brian, Daniel, JM Scherf, and our new guest host! Jon Grilz of The Creepy Podcast will be taking on the reigns this time to delve deep into the creation of Episode 9!  Feel free to join us on YouTube and say hello! 

Behind the Door - Season 1 Episode 1 - The Great War Welcome to another episode of Behind the Door, where we take a behind the scenes look into our story and chat with the author and actor who made it happen. In this episode we are interviewing with Brian Black, author of S1E1 "The Great War". Also joining us is JM Scherf, the music composer who helped bring a chilling sound to our story. Clean the mud from your bayonets and fall in line. Featuring: Jason Wilson - Executive Producer Brian Black - Author /Writer / Editor Graham Rowat - Actor JM Scherf - Music Composer Brooks Bigley - Host   EXTRA STUFF • Listen to us on Spotify or YouTube • Visit our new and improved website at www.thegreyrooms.com • Like what we're doing? Please support us on Patreon for early access to episodes plus more bonus content. • Check us out on Facebook • Join our Facebook Emotional Support Group • Stare at our artwork on Instagram • We're incredibly active on Twitter • Buy our merch at teepublic.com/the-grey-rooms • You can also make a one-time donation at PayPal.me/thegreyroomspodcast • And finally, we have a Discord community. Jump in and have a conversation with us about the podcast, or anything really. The Grey Rooms team is pretty active there. Thank you for supporting our show! A Grey Rooms Production ℗ 2018