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Three for Midnight

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It nearly halfway through the Witching Hour. And in keeping with the spirits of the time I have unearthed three podcasts from Radio Cubao that you might enjoy. One Old Radio show, and two are readings/dramatizations of stories that have fallen into the Public Domain/

The Monkey’s Paw
A Cask of Amontillado
The Werewolf

WW Jacob’s THE MONKEY’S PAW

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The Cask of Amontillado by Edgar Allan Poe


Nemo me impune lacessit - No one strikes me with impunity
One of my favorite stories written by Edgar Allan Poe. The story has been retold several times in film and radio. Roger Corman adapted the story into one a film starring Vincent Price and Peter Lorre. Lets listen in as Fortunato and Montresor take a journey of wine and revenge into the depths of a thriller in order to get to the Amontillado. Reading courtesy of LibriVox and is in the public domain

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The Werewolf

Are you ready for some sound from the past? Here is a play from the Radio Show Weird Circle. And it is entitled “The Werewolf”. It is probably one of the best Werewolf story I have heard in years. Sit down and listen to it and welcome to the Theater of the Mind.

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  • In Cubao was a house sitting along Harvard Street and in the house lived Juned.
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