In which Gwen tries her hand at interviewing someone about their ghost in her hometown, and the annual Halloween block party reaches George st. Email me at dearmisskandinsky@gmail.com Rate, review, and share my work with friends! Grab some awesome merch at <a href='http://tee.pub/lic/ssfcr'>http://tee.pub/lic/ssfcr</a>

9. Gwen's Ouija Board

A ghost story anthology sewn together with a very cozy thread. Every episode contains a ghost story from someone in a different time and place. A dorm in 2014, a French chateau in 1916, a video store in 1998.&nbsp; Each story is a totally different vibe, but they're all united by paranormal occurrences.&nbsp;Katy hopes to create a space where the veil is thin all year round, here to revisit whenever you're in need of a safe harbor to contemplate the living and the dead and the terrors in-between. While it may look cute and whimsical, these stories may be very scary and/or disturbing and are not intended for kids. For fans of history, melancholy, pumpkin pie, dusty mansions, flirting with terror, atmosphere, coziness, plastic skeletons, and real ones too.&nbsp;Katy is a writer and improviser in Austin, TX and co host of popular podcast Scary Stories from Camp Roanoke, which has over 40,000 listeners.&nbsp; Katy adores history, and ghost stories are one of the ways the past echoes into the future in its own active voice. It's a way that the people of bygone eras literally come alive, and that possibility has never gotten old to her. Katy is also fascinated by the unprovable nature of ghosts--how one person can have years of their life tormented by a spiritual force and another person thinks it's all a bunch of hocus pocus. Paranormal or not, it's a fascinating reflection of the invisible struggles we each move through the world with.&nbsp; &nbsp;