Courtesy of T. Fox Dunham:
What Are You Afraid Of?
We’ve all experienced messages from beyond the
silver veil, whether we want to admit it or not. Some people take no
notice, ignoring these outreaches. Others embrace them, seeing them as
evidence of an expanded universe. Whether these stories frighten or
comfort, we are reassured.
In my youth, I worked for various museums and
gained a passion for the science of collecting folk culture. These
personal experiences need to be recorded and added to this rich archive,
presented for scholar and seeker. We’ve already established an archive
of collected stories that have never been recorded before.
Our intent is to create and promote four podcasts with visual components over the month of October.
The content will be:
The reading of collected personal ghost stories as part of our outreach program to record folklore through social media, email and community events. Horror material including interviews with horror authors, the reading of classic ghost stories and discussions of the industry. And we will be producing interviews with ghost hunting groups. We will be recording this podcast from notoriously haunted locations.
The content will be:
The reading of collected personal ghost stories as part of our outreach program to record folklore through social media, email and community events. Horror material including interviews with horror authors, the reading of classic ghost stories and discussions of the industry. And we will be producing interviews with ghost hunting groups. We will be recording this podcast from notoriously haunted locations.
The broadcast will be no longer than an hour, except for the last episode which will be transmitted around Halloween.
So we need true stories. They need to have been personally experienced by the author or someone close. The accounts should be in their own words as if telling the story to a friend or in an email. The stories work best when around 1,000 words, but we have done longer sagas.
We need help gathering stories, spreading the word
so people will send us their accounts. We’d also be glad for any ideas
for segments or general horror material for the show. We can offer
promotion.
The Website: ghosthostwithfoxandphil.
Twitter: @pfwhatafraidof
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