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Just in time for the weekend, here’s your Purple Stuff Podcast bonus episode for September 2019! This episode is exclusively for our $6+ patrons, so if you’re able to listen to this, thanks so much for your support!

We’re tackling a macabre mix of Halloween news, including:

1) Those new Universal Monsters Bend-Ems figures, sold at Walgreens and certain other retailers. (Matt was able to snag a set after we recorded this, and confirms that they’re wonderful.)

2) The “life-sized” Terror Dog replica from Spirit Halloween. We mentioned this on a prior show, but Jay took the plunge and bought the thing. He’s ready to report back on what it’s actually like.

3) Dark Orange Fanta, a new Halloween soda that sadly doesn’t look like it’ll be available in the States.

4) That weird “drop one candy forever” survey that was driving everyone wild on social media last week.

We hope you enjoy the show, and again, thanks for your support on Patreon! This is the last weekend before October, so make the most of it! We’ll be back soon with more spooooooky podcasts!

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Thomas Backman

A Fantastic Mini-Soda Segue into... OCTOBER!!! (The only month that deserves it's own shirt! At least, that's what a shirt I had made says...;) I'll be wearing that shirt, as I go forth to Walgreens, and points beyond to make the Most of this Season... And you guys will be with me the whole way - THANK YOU MATT & JAY, for All the time and love you put into helping us all to enjoy every Halloween to its FULLEST... You Guys, ROCK. Can't wait to hear/see/read what's next!

Tyler Rose

hurrican dorian took out my power and internet for almost two weeks. tough getting back in the holiday spirit but this'll help.

Lyndon Baines Johnson

Always look forward to these shows, feel like I'm in the cool kids club! I seen this on msn, found it amusing. On Halloween Eve in 1938, people tuning in to CBS radio heard an unsettling announcement that martians had invaded New Jersey, which created mass hysteria. It was a radio play titled "War of the Worlds," led by actor, writer, and director Orson Welles and a group of radio actors, but few knew this, and spiraled into a panic over an alien invasion.