One man band and singer-songwriter Stovepipe Stover sits with you by a roaring fire, reading tales of old. Also featured on each podcast is a performance of an original Stovepipe tune and even guest musicians to finish the evening off.

This week, we celebrate the Christmas holiday by bringing back a once popular but now nearly forgotten Christmas tradition: telling ghost stories. We also take a little trip away from the campire and stop by Quinn &amp; Tuites Irish Pub to hear some great music from Raven Griffin.<div>A line of "Most Wonderful Time of the Year" is proof of this old tradition.&nbsp;</div>

This week, we celebrate the Christmas holiday by bringing back a once popular but now nearly forgotten Christmas tradition: telling ghost stories. We also take a little trip away from the campire and stop by Quinn &amp; Tuites Irish Pub to hear some great music from Raven Griffin.A line of "Most Wonderful Time of the Year" is proof of this old tradition.&nbsp;

Christmas Ghost Stories vol. 1

Stovepipe Stove reads the horrifying, mind-blowing tale "William Wilson" by Edgar Allsn Poe. It's the Halloween edition. As alway, you can find more at <a href="http://www.bluecollarsongwriting.com">www.bluecollarsongwriting.com</a> and <a href="http://stovepipemusic.com">stovepipemusic.com</a>

Stovepipe Stove reads the horrifying, mind-blowing tale "William Wilson" by Edgar Allsn Poe. It's the Halloween edition. As alway, you can find more at www.bluecollarsongwriting.com and stovepipemusic.com