Halloween Podcasts

There are many Halloween and Halloween related podcasts on the net today and they help you keep the spirit of the Holiday alive. Here are some of our favorites:

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HaunTopic Radio

HaunTopic.com is an awesome website that you can go to and find so many different Halloween related content that you can spend hours getting lost in the links. Recently the founders Darryl from dEdmonton.com and Brian from ScaryVisions.com decided to make a new podcast that is shorter and to the point. Once every couple of weeks the founders choose a topic to cover extensively for about 30 minutes, so you get the information you want to hear without a lot of filler dragging out the show.
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All Hallows Radio

All Hallows Radio is the only show of it’s kind as far as we know that produces a LIVE podcast Haunt related show and it happens every other tuesday! This provides Haunters with an all new interaction in the podcast world as you can chat in the chat room, call in, skype, or email your questions and comments and have them read for the Haunt world to hear. This show was created by none other than Matthew Flagler the man who has brought The Canadian Haunted Attraction Conference to life, allowing Canadians to start showing that there is an industry up here it just hasn’t been brought to light yet. So click on the link above and make sure you check to see when the next show will be on and listen in!
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Rotting Flesh Radio

This is the longest running Halloween podcast that we’ve come across yet. Let the Casket Crew rot your brain with some of the best Haunt music, news, info and segments around. Recently the Host Jonathan has had some health issues and unfortunately they had to go off the air for awhile, but now they are back and you can expect a great show coming to you every week.

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Haunt Cast

Haunt Cast was our introduction to Halloween podcasts and the G-Host Chris Baker puts on one hell of a show. Back in November 2011 Baker had to shut down the show due to the sheer time and money that he was putting into the show, but recently the show has been Reserected thanks to the fans buying subscriptions for $100 per year. This is the only paid podcast that is well worth your money and will give you hours of entertainment so join Chris, Skully, Revenant, Shelly, Grimlock, and Ed Gannon as the warp your mind and make you laugh your ass off. With your subscription you will get an episode of Haunt Cast, The new Shocktail Hour, and the Haunt Cast Magazine!

-Shocktail Hour-

The Shocktail Hour is a spin off from the Fright Flicks segment that used to be on Hauntcast and has now been mutated into an hour long show that’s separated from the creature known as Haunt Cast. In this bonus show that you get with your paid subscription Chris Baker and Johnny Thunder harass each other, embarrass themselves and in between let you know about upcoming horror theatrical releases, DVD releases, and a lot of cool information about the Horror Industry.

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Horror Tales

We came across Horror Tales by accident while looking up another podcast that we’d heard about and we were very glad we did. Horror Tales is a podcast that strictly produces episodes that tell the old stories of fright and terror, such as Edgar Allen Poe’s Tell Tale Heart performed by Boris Karloff the golden age Horror Master himself. If you are into how to scare people with nothing more than putting a thought into their mind this is the podcast for you.

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