'That Halloween Podcast' Features Interviews With Renowned Halloween Filmmakers
Halloween is my favorite day of the year. It has been since I was a little kid. Halloween is what I like to call the “no obligations holiday.” With most holidays there are “requirements,” that if you don’t do them, you often end up in an argument with loved ones. But with Halloween, there are no rules. It’s when kids are allowed to stay up late and eat candy while adults lose their inhibitions and allow the stress of the world to be ignored for one special day. Whether you’re into the autumnal aspects of the season, like going to a pumpkin farm, the horror angle, or perhaps you just really like candy and dressing up. There’s something for everyone with this holiday.
Five Scary Podcasts to Get You Excited for Halloween
Halloween has always been my favorite holiday. I mean – what’s not to like? As a kid you get to dress up in elaborate costumes, eat a ton of candy, and carve creepy faces into pumpkins. As an adult, you still get to dress up in elaborate costumes and eat candy, but the entirety of October opens up as an opportunity to lean into all things macabre.
How to Record a Podcast Remotely And Get It Right The First Time
Remote interviews are a fact of life for every podcaster, and in today’s era of social distancing, more so than ever. Since you rarely get the chance at an interview do-over, nailing down your remote recording workflow is essential. We’ll show you how to prepare for and record a remote interview, so you get it right the first time — with some additional tips along the way to make sure all your bases are covered.
4 Ways to Defeat Political Hobbyism (Hint: Podcasts Can Help)
The ranks of America’s keyboard warriors swelled this year, and this influx comes as one of the biggest problems facing the American social landscape: political hobbyism. According to Eitan Hersh—the political scientist who coined the phrase—we’re engaging with politics all wrong, and that mis-engagement is destroying our political system
How to Survive The Apocalypse (With Podcasts)
2020, y’all. It’s currently the apocalypse. We all know this is true. It may be the most boring apocalypse ever, with no zombies or giant volcanoes and supposed murder hornets that have yet to make an appearance, but it’s definitely the end of the world. And democracy. Or it could be. It’s up to us. If we’ve learned anything in the time of COVID and protests and general chaos, it’s that elected officials matter.