Morbid Medley

31/01/2023

29/12/2022

In 2023, I want to read YOUR favorite horror/thriller fiction to feature on Morbid Medley!

Drop your favorites!

(You'll get a shout out on the episode if I am discussing your rec!)

25/12/2022

Featured on our December episode - get it before it thaws!

Stuck at your in-laws' for Christmas?

Overworked and burnt out by holiday stress?

Credit card maxed from spending on presents?

Escape into a winter wonderland of merry mayhem! What the Frost? is now available for FREE-zing your b***y off until a few days after Santa drops down your chimney.

Get it from Ama-the-Zon, and have yourself a scary little Christmas. (Okay, it's more funny than scary, but the rhyme was too good to pass up.)

24/12/2022

Happy Holidays, Morbid Christmas! This episode includes:

Discussing Black Christmas with Kristen Leer (Starts at 00:02:20)

"The Santas" by David F. Shultz (Starts at 00:37:41) F Shultz

Kimberly's Round-Up (Starts at 00:52:24)

Silent Night, Deadly Night (1984)
Santa Jaws (2018)
Violent Night (2022)
Discussing Gremlins and small creature horror with Cas Mayhall (Starts at 00:55:10)

"What the Frost: Chapter One" by Ben Wolf (Starts at 01:12:34)

"What the Frost" is available for free e-book download through December 28th: https://amzn.to/30MPcyu

20/12/2022

Chatting with Cas Mayhall this upcoming episode about your favorite Christmas critters, and where they went!

18/12/2022

Meet more than Mr. Claus in David Shultz's horror short, "The Santas", on the upcoming episode of morbid medley.

16/12/2022

We can't wait to talk about Ben Wolf's Santa Saves Christmas series this coming episode.

Illustrations by Kirk Douponce.

14/12/2022

How y'all doing? I'm physically, mentally, and emotionally recovering from sexy Santa in Violent Night.

11/12/2022

Kimberly and horror analyst Kristen Leer (BA in Psychology, Classic Civilizations, and Religious Studies; PhD path for Communications & Media) will be diving into the meaning and influence of the Black Christmas franchise on the special holiday episode of .

09/12/2022

What the Frost? is the first book in the hilarious Santa Saves Christmas series, a mashup of urban fantasy and time travel genres. Get a taste of holiday horror with this December episode!

08/12/2022

First 100 listeners! Thank you all for your support - can't wait to keep delivering you great horror content! Comment below and let us know your favorite segment so far!

06/12/2022

Have you got any reviews of Christmas horror? Written any holiday horror short stories? Analyzed the wintertime woes? We are featuring December horror this month - send pieces to [email protected].

02/12/2022

Out now and streaming everywhere you like to listen!

02/12/2022

Check out Adron Duell's piece on this week's episode of Morbid Medley, streaming now!

01/12/2022

Episode Two is live!

This week's bites:

"Purity of Flame" by Adron Duell (Starts at 00:01:55)

Discussing Old (2021) (Starts at 00:15:03)

"Heart of Horrors" by Alshaad Kara (Starts at 00:32:34)

Kimberly's Round-Up (Starts at 00:33:43)

The Woman in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware
Deadstream (2022)
Foe by Iain Reid
ThanksKilling (2007)
Pet Sematary by Stephen King
Leprechaun (1993)

"The Infernal Enigma" by Acephale: Horror Fiction Podcast (Starts at 00:39:29)

29/11/2022

Featured on this week's episode:

An excerpt from Jeff Walker's horror fiction podcast, Acephale: "The Infernal Enigma"

29/11/2022

Seeking Submissions!

Morbid Medley is a monthly release anthology podcast for lovers of all things horror. We are looking to be your one-stop shop for the bitesize bizarre! We are seeking short form written submissions on or similar to any of the topics below:

Academic research and think pieces on horror media
Horror movie reviews
Horror book reviews
Haunted houses and the scare industry
Urban legends and cryptids
Ghost stories
Short horror stories and poetry
We are not interested in true crime stories, but critical pieces on true crime as a genre are welcome.
Not sure if something fits? Send it anyway!

Pieces of all tones are encouraged - from critical to comedic and everything in between! Submissions should not exceed 15 minutes when read out loud - approximately 2000 words. Previously published pieces are welcomed, please let us know where it has appeared before so we can properly credit!

Please send submissions to [email protected]. All submissions will be filed for consideration for future episodes.

28/11/2022

The movies and books featured on Kimberly's Round-Up this month:
(We promise, no spoilers!)

The Woman in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware
Deadstream (2022)
Foe by Iain Reed
ThanksKilling (2007)
Pet Sematary by Stephen King
Leprechaun (1993)

Stay tuned!

03/11/2022

We have reached our first 50 listeners! Thank you all for the love on "Roaches, Scream Queens, and Resurrection Mary" - be sure to leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you like to listen!

31/10/2022

Our FIRST episode is live! Stream “Roaches, Scream Queens, and Redemption Mary” wherever you like to listen!

Thank you so much to this episode’s contributors:
Kyle David Perry
Dylan Livingston
Tiff Polzin
The Shadow Carriers Podcast

https://open.spotify.com/episode/6ptPQggT5Zb5cbkgOMgJmv?si=d4c199cd604a44e0

If you like the episode, please share and leave a review! If you would like to be FEATURED in the next episode, submissions are always open - send your short horror pieces to [email protected].

30/10/2022

The movies and books featured on Kimberly's Round-Up this month:
(We promise, no spoilers!)

Smile (2022)
Rock, Paper, Scissors by Alice Feeney
The Fear Street Trilogy (2021)
The Troop by Nick Cutter
My Best Friend's Exorcism (2022)
I'm Thinking of Ending Things by Iain Reid

Listen in on Monday!

29/10/2022

"Although we’d like to believe that we are born “good” and then compromised by the harshness of the world (a narrative often portrayed in a society which
showcases children as the image of innocence,) the truth is that we are born primed to participate in, accept, and enjoy violence. Film violence is simply the media holding a mirror to a naturally, violent humanity and providing us with the entertainment we yearn for."

-Tiff Polzin,
"Theories of Film Violence"

Find out why violent media is so popular (and whether that makes you a killer) on monday's episode of Morbid Medley, streaming everywhere you like to listen.

28/10/2022

Morbid Medley podcast feed is live on all podcasting platforms!

Subscribe wherever you like to listen to receive notifications when we post! Stay tuned for our first spooky episode coming this Monday.

27/10/2022

We are obsessed with new episode on his podcast Acephale: Horror Fiction. Can't WAIT to feature him next month!

27/10/2022

What do Michael Myers, Bruce Lee, Cthulian elder-Gods, onion rings, and V.C. Andrews have in common?

They're all in Dylan Livingston's piece. (It's about cockroaches.)

Listen on Halloween.

26/10/2022

"Now that Jamie Lee Curtis’ final Halloween film has killed its last victim, a passing of the torch seems appropriate."

Listen to our first episode on Halloween to find out who Kyle David Perry posits as the next JLC.

25/10/2022

See you on Halloween :)

18/10/2022

We are excited to feature a segment from the podcast Shadow Carriers on the debut episode of Morbid Medley! Want to join the lineup? Check out submission details here:

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Seeking Submissions!
We are seeking short form written submissions on or similar to any of the topics below:

Haunted houses and the scare industry
Urban legends and cryptids
Ghost stories
Horror movie reviews
Horror book reviews
Short horror stories and poetry
Academic research and think pieces on horror media
We are not interested in true crime stories, but critical pieces on true crime as a genre are welcome.
Not sure if something fits? Send it anyway!

Pieces of all tones are encouraged - from critical to comedic and everything in between! Submissions should not exceed 15 minutes when read out loud. Previously published pieces are welcomed, please let us know where it has appeared before so we can properly credit!

Please send submissions to [email protected] by midnight on Sunday, October 23rd to be considered for the first episode. Submissions not used this episode and submissions received after the deadline will considered for future episodes!

17/10/2022

ONE WEEK from the submissions deadline for the first episode! Seeking creative and critical pieces - if you love horror, this is for you!

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Seeking Submissions!

New podcast Morbid Medley is a monthly release anthology for lovers of all things horror, starting this Halloween. We are looking to be your one-stop shop for the bitesize bizarre! We are seeking short form written submissions on or similar to any of the topics below:

Haunted houses and the scare industry
Urban legends and cryptids
Ghost stories
Horror movie reviews
Horror book reviews
Short horror stories and poetry
Academic research and think pieces on horror media
We are not interested in true crime stories, but critical pieces on true crime as a genre are welcome.
Not sure if something fits? Send it anyway!

Pieces of all tones are encouraged - from critical to comedic and everything in between! Submissions should not exceed 15 minutes when read out loud. Previously published pieces are welcomed, please let us know where it has appeared before so we can properly credit!

Please send submissions to [email protected] by midnight on Sunday, October 23rd to be considered for the first episode. Submissions not used this episode and submissions received after the deadline will considered for future episodes!

15/10/2022

Seeking Submissions!

New podcast Morbid Medley is a monthly release anthology for lovers of all things horror, starting this Halloween. We are looking to be your one-stop shop for the bitesize bizarre! We are seeking short form written submissions on or similar to any of the topics below:

Haunted houses and the scare industry
Urban legends and cryptids
Ghost stories
Horror movie reviews
Horror book reviews
Short horror stories and poetry
Academic research and think pieces on horror media
We are not interested in true crime stories, but critical pieces on true crime as a genre are welcome.
Not sure if something fits? Send it anyway!

Pieces of all tones are encouraged - from critical to comedic and everything in between! Submissions should not exceed 15 minutes when read out loud. Previously published pieces are welcomed, please let us know where it has appeared before so we can properly credit!

Please send submissions to [email protected] by midnight on Sunday, October 23rd to be considered for the first episode. Submissions not used this episode and submissions received after the deadline will considered for future episodes!

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