From Shadows at the Door Publishing comes a chilling new podcast, bringing to life a collection of macabre tales and spirited debate. Drawing on the haunted landscapes of classic folk horror, the podcast lifts the veil on some of your favourite ghost stories, and presents new fables throughout a series of macabre audio dramas. Shadows at the Door: The Podcast artfully showcases the unsettling, the unearthly, and the uncanny, with new tellings of beloved ghost stories, and spectral yarns created exclusively for the podcast by some of the most exciting writers in modern horror. Join presenter Mark Nixon and voice actor David Ault as they bring you ghoulish dramatisations, and discuss what makes the ghost story such a powerful, enduring force in cultures around the world.
As we enter 2021, Mark brings you an update regarding the status of Season Three and long term plans for the podcast.
Then Mark is joined by David Ault, Ilana Charnelle Gelbart, Jake Benson and Erika Sanderson for an Actor's Roundtable discussion. Place your bets to see how long it takes for it to become a farce...
#MarkRoast
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Oh boy. For Drunk Ghost Stories V, join an incredibly drunk Mark and an incredibly helpful David for a Christmas Ghost Story. Christmas is the time to make merry and we just wrapped an ambitious second season, so please pass us the vodka and try to keep it away from the fire.
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#UrchinHealThyself
In 'Settle Thy Studies' Professor Troughton's arm is twisted into hearing about Catchlove Hall, a Tudor building abandoned in the marshlands. But one name somehow echoes through those empty hallways, a singular and unmistakable name... Troughton.
After the production join host Mark Nixon and David Ault for a discussion of this original story. Find out the important reason why this story takes place in Wales, learn some secrets about Professor Troughton and hear what message David and Mark have for any dogs in the room.
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Written by Mark Nixon
Performances by David Ault, Ilana Charnelle Gelbart & Jake Benson
Musical Score by Nico Vetesse
Production by Mark Nixon
©2018-2020 Shadows at the Door Publishing
Intro (00:00:00)
Story (00:02:41)
Discussion (00:47:47)
Recommendation (01:30:20) - The Lucky Die
Credits (01:39:45)
It's no secret that the season two finale sees the return of Professor Geoffrey Troughton. In this bonus episode, enjoy all three of the good professor's stories thus far..
00:00:00 - Intro
00:00:35 - Leave a Light On For Me
00:31:41 - Silent Warnings
00:59:44 - Blessed Be the Man
01:35:16 - Finale Title Reveal
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In 'Bread & Salt' a woman attempts to find comfort in her grandmother's old log cabin and though she has never connected with her slavic heritage, something ancient is about to teach her a lesson none the less.
After the production join host Mark Nixon and David Ault for a discussion of this original story and listen as Mark gives David some acting lessons. Also featuring discussion of how stories are chosen for the podcast, and a surprisingly vulnerable introspection.
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Written by Mark Nixon
Performances by Erika Sanderson, Jake Benson, David Ault & Ilana Charnelle Gelbart
Musical Score by Nico Vetesse
Production by Mark Nixon
©2018-2020 Shadows at the Door Publishing
Intro (00:00:00)
Story (00:02:13)
Discussion (00:38:26)
Recommendation (01:11:42) - Thirteen Podcast
Credits (01:17:44)
You've arrived at the Museum of Modern Art in New York to take the Gnothi Seauton Audio Tour. Collect your headphones from the front desk and listen closely...
After the production join Mark Nixon, David Ault and author M Regan for a discussion on the story plus a collection of tangents with subjects including surface level theology, SFX direction and British Charm.
Shadows at the Door: An Anthology Hardback available here.
Written by M Regan
Performances by David Ault & Ilana Charnelle Gelbart
'Annihilation in A Minor' by Nico Vetesse
Production by Mark Nixon
©2018-2020 Shadows at the Door Publishing
Intro (00:00:00)
Story (00:02:40)
Discussion (00:30:23)
Credits (01:15:15)
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Learn the secrets of Shadows at the Door
Mark and David answer a cavalcade of questions ranging from secrets of the production to the downright bizarre. How will David handle Mark's 'No Veto' rule?
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S2E09 Releases as the next episode.
Mark and David deliver an update regarding the remainder of season two and discuss a potential third season.
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In 'A Warning to the Curious' a couple's mini-break is interrupted by the arrival of a young archaeologist who may have discovered the greatest find of the century. The only thing is, she wants to put it back...
After the production join host Mark Nixon and David Ault for a discussion of this classic story plus a collection of tangents with subjects including plans to recruit Jodie Whittaker to the cast, an argument about tea and you can also hear a snippet from a conversation between Mark Nixon and Mark Gatiss.
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Written by M.R. James and adapted by Mark Nixon
Performances by Ilana Charnelle Gelbart, David Ault & Jake Benson
Musical Score by Nico Vetesse
Production by Mark Nixon
©2018-2020 Shadows at the Door Publishing
Intro (00:00:00)
Story (00:02:53)
Discussion (00:47:18)
Credits (01:27:50)
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In 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow' a schoolmaster's simple life is disrupted when he meets the most fearsome of creatures: a woman.
After the production join host Mark Nixon and David Ault for a discussion of this classic story plus a collection of tangents with subjects including how Batman could better serve the community, 'Jake on Apple action' and whether the FBI has been hiding revolutionary surgery from the public. Also, why is David singing?
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Written by Washington Irving and adapted by Mark Nixon
Performances by Jake Benson, Mark Nixon, Ilana Charnelle Gelbart & David Ault
Musical Score by Nico Vetesse
‘Maid in the Meadow’ performed by Yvonne Casey and used here with her kind permission.
Production by Mark Nixon
©2018-2020 Shadows at the Door Publishing
Intro (00:00:00)
Story (00:02:35)
Discussion (00:51:05)
Credits (01:30:19)
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