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Step into the enchanting world of Oz with The Scarecrow of Oz, the ninth installment in L. Frank Baums beloved series. First published on July 16, 1915, this captivating tale is Baums personal favorite and follows the adventurous duo, Capn Bill and Trot, as they journey to Oz. With the clever assistance of the Scarecrow, they set out to liberate the land from the tyrannical rule of King Krewl of Jinxland. Enjoy a rich narrative experience brought to life by talented narrators, including Cori Samuel, Ed Good, and Kelly Harmon, alongside a vibrant cast of characters performed by a diverse ...

G. Ranger Wormser was a once-overlooked master of horror fiction, known for weaving an unsettling atmosphere and exploring the depths of psychological dread‚a style that would later influence renowned authors like Shirley Jackson. Join us as we delve into his chilling tales that linger long after the final page is turned. (Summary by Ben Tucker)

The Scarecrow of Oz is a thrilling adventure from the magical world of Oz, written by L. Frank Baum. In this tale, we follow Trot, a brave young girl, and her loyal friend Cap’n Bill, an old sailor, as they are swept away from their ordinary lives into the enchanting and perilous land of Jinxland. Lost and seeking a way home, they encounter a fascinating creature called the Ork, who helps them in their quest. Along the way, they meet the Scarecrow, one of Oz’s beloved heroes, who joins them in their mission to overthrow the wicked King Krewl and restore peace to the land.This heartwarming ...

Too Old For This Shite is a weekly cult cinema podcast hosted by two film obsessed idiots who have spent far too many years watching trash, treasure, and everything in between. From 80s VHS horrors to forgotten video-shop oddities, from chaotic comedies to metal-soaked gorefests, the show blends nostalgia, humour, and genuine film insight.New episodes every Thursday

Scarecrow Tales is a horror podcast that explores fear of every imaginable kind. From folklore, to cosmic horror, to urban legend—if it rattles your bones and keeps you up at night, it can be found here.