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Guaranteed* Audio Episode 4: Halloweenies! (Patreon)

Published:
2017-10-30 20:44:45
Edited:
2017-10-30 22:27:20
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2026-10
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We're buh-buh-buh-back for an EERILY LONG episode of Guaranteed* Audio!Kevin returns for discussions about scary movies, the town of Salem, Massachusetts, a Creepy Pasta corner with Ryan, grievances about Stranger Things, and a healthy dose of Q&A!Expect some light spoilers for It Follows and a few other classic horror films, but we do our best to not ruin any endings or major scenes. We hope you enjoy, and have an AWESOME Halloween!YouTube Version

00:35 Halloween celebrations and Salem, Massachusetts

08:14 Media Current: Invasion of theBodySnatchers, PetSematary, and NPR!

21:15It, the clown movie!

25:35 Kevin whines about StrangerThings

39:00 Ryan's Creepy Pasta Corner

1:14:58 Q&A!

1:44:28 Farewell!"What's Your Problem?!" from the Creepy Pasta discussionPet Sematary by The RamonesGarfield Finally Dies

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Looking for a feed for iTunes/Google Play Music? RSS FEEDS ARE ALREADY AVAILABLE FOR PATRONS! Look at the right side of our Patreon page. If you're a Patron, you should see "AUDIO RSS LINK." Public feeds are coming, but Patrons can get custom feeds for their accounts NOW on any audio player.

mobius

:D thanks for answering my question! i also prefer evil dead 2, it has the perfect comedy/horror balance imo

Dan Hamilton

Gonna be that guy, but Ryan, the portmanteau "creepypasta" is from 4chan. I want to say around 2006-2007, and was used heavily on it's /x/ board which was dedicated to the paranormal and supernatural. Also, if you ever do a Sonic quiz/podcast thing, let me know! I have a BA in Failed 90s Mascots Who Refused to Die at the Turn of the Millennium Yet People Still Love Them Regardless.

Mark Hughes

Well I've seen the term Millennial be used to describe people born as early as 1980 and ending with people born in the mid to late 90s. Ryan's mention of 2005 is the first time I've ever heard of the ending date being that late, but I have often heard of any young people being considered "Millennial" and kept wondering at what point does the next generation start. Being about a year older than your guys, I too never heard the term Millennial until I was well within my 20s, and prior to that, the term I heard used was Generation Y. I do have some marketing textbooks from college that also used the term "Baby Boomlet", which seems worse than all those terms. Therefor I've often said that Generation Y are Millennials old enough to remember when they weren't being called Millennials. I've seen Xennials and "The Oregon Trail Generation" used as terms for older Millennials, but I feel like I'm only on the cusp of that. Also, I was more of a Number Muncher kind of guy. I've also often thought of Millennials as those that grew up with Pokemon being a big thing in their childhood, as opposed to Ninja Turtles. But I thought I'd ask you guys since you're a similar age, with similar frames of reference, but a little younger, and because you're very into 80s and 90s pop culture, which are all the rage with the Millennials these days. And yes Neil. This is the Mark Hughes you known for about 15 years. The one that just "shows up", as you put it. Well, unless you've also known the one that writes about superhero movies for Forbes magazine. But that would be a crazy coincidence.