This week on The Halloween Podcast, Lyle and Meghan dive into the spooky sounds of Halloween in Part 1 of a brand new series: The Sound of Halloween. From the iconic 1990s Halloween decoration noises that filled department stores and haunted houses, to eerie cassette tapes packed with screams, creaking doors, thunder, and ghostly laughter, this episode is a nostalgic trip back to the sounds that defined Halloween for an entire generation.

Along the way, they share personal Halloween memories, discuss classic spooky sound effects albums and tapes, and explore why certain sounds instantly transport people back to trick-or-treat nights, school parties, and Halloween aisles filled with fog machines and plastic pumpkins. If you grew up hearing witches cackle from cassette players or looping soundtracks echo through your neighborhood on Halloween night, this episode is for you.

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This week on The Halloween Podcast, hosts Lyle Perez and Meghan Cunningham sit down with Curtis Andersen and Nate Richert—better known as Gordie and Harvey from Sabrina the Teenage Witch.

Lyle and Meghan talk with them about their time on the show, what it was like being part of one of the most iconic 90s series, and some of the behind-the-scenes moments fans don’t always get to hear about. They also dive into what Curtis and Nate have been up to since, their new podcast The Nate and Curtis Show, and even explore a few of their own paranormal experiences.

Along the way, the conversation touches on their shared love for Halloween, how the show continues to resonate with fans, and why characters like Harvey and Gordie still connect with audiences today.

This is a fun and meaningful episode for fans of 90s television and Halloween nostalgia alike.

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http://www.naterichert.net/music2.html

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In this episode of The Halloween Podcast, we take a closer look at the life of Edvard Munch — the artist behind The Scream, one of the most recognizable and unsettling images ever created. But beyond the painting lies a story shaped by illness, loss, anxiety, and a lifelong struggle to understand the emotions that followed him.

We explore Munch’s early life, marked by tragedy and sickness, and how those experiences influenced his work. From The Sick Child to the moment that inspired The Scream, this episode breaks down the real events and emotional weight behind his art. We also examine Love and Pain, later known as Vampire, and how its interpretation added a darker, gothic layer to his legacy.

This isn’t a story about ghosts or legends — it’s about something quieter, and in many ways, more unsettling. A look at how fear, grief, and memory can shape a person… and leave a lasting mark on the world.

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