Scary Stories For A Rainy Night - Ep. 388 - Mishaps
5/24/20261 hr 55 min
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First 90 secondsDane Petrali· Host0:00
Hey, before this episode begins, I just wanna let everyone know that my film that I've been producing for the last two years, Gale Yellowbrick Road, is now streaming on Chilling. So if you weren't able to go see it in theaters a couple months ago, no worries. Click the link in the description to this video, or just search Chilling in your app store, and you can watch Gale Yellowbrick Road tonight at home. I really hope you enjoy. Please leave an honest rating and review on IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes. Thanks again. Hey, welcome back to the podcast. I really hope you enjoy this episode. And if you'd like to hear more stories like these with a different background sound, please check the description to check out my other two podcasts. And if you wanna get rid of all of the ads, you can subscribe for just two ninety-nine a month. Last thing, I really appreciate you being here, and I'd really love if you would follow the podcast and come back again soon. Thank you so much. I hope you enjoy. I'm kinda weird about social media these days. I used to be really into Facebook when I first moved to college. It kept me in touch with my friends and family back home, and it was nice feeling like I wasn't so far away from them. Building up a collection of photos, checking into places, sharing every little detail of my life so that everyone could see how great I was doing. My entire world was online for all to see. And because I'm dumb, I was pretty