For today’s episode only let me Velcome you to NNVoScariness!

On this, the 28^th anniversary on Norm’s passing, let’s not be sad but enjoy this frightfully good Halloween themed broadcast.

We have a NNS from October 28^th and 29^th, 1995 the title of which shall be: Found Treasures!

It all begins with a Show Open and then Norm talks about the upcoming guests. The second guest, Laurie Jacobson, author of Hollywood Haunted: A Ghostly Tour of Filmland was not on this tape. However, we get one of my favorite annual October guests, Robert Ellis “Bob” Cahill whose latest book was New England Pirates and Lost Treasures. It’s his 14^th or 17^th 0r 20^th book about offbeat, weird and creepy New England.

Part two, if you will, of our ghostly good time, after the excellent Cahill interview, we are treated to some terrifying tales and sinister songs from an Old-Time Radio program that was broadcast on, I believe, WJUL 1230 AM which was based in Lowell back then. It’s call letters are now used for a station in Hiawassee, GA.

You will feast on one of the creepiest songs I’d never heard…The Hearse Song. Then we get 2 stories. I’m not sure of the titles but I’m going with: I Am Shadow and Me Tie Dodie Walker.

Next is another sing-a-long: The King Kong Stomp

And we close it out with two more stories: Monsters on the Prairie and The Haunting Hour with what I believe the titlewas If the Shoe Fits. Insert asterisk because we have an inadvertent cliffhanger as the tape ran out. A note written on the cassette says there may be another tape with the conclusion but, in keeping with the season, it remains a mystery!

Ep 207, Found Treasures, digs its way to your ears in 3,2 & 1.

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