What better way to kick off Spooky Season than to spend time with celebrated Fangoria editor Phil Nobile, who dispels the myth that if you do in your dreams you die in real life. What? And how 30-second PSAs can be scarier than any horror movie, how Swedi

Which is scarier - the deep loathing of clowns felt by today's special guest, "Something Scary" host Markeia McCarty, or Monica's lifetime battle with sleep paralysis? We'll let Monica and Kaitlin answer those for you, on today's episode of "Scaredy Chat"

Monica and Kaitlin ponder why the scary new movie "The Night House" can be such a downer, like "Midsommar" downer, and still be such a delight. Hmm...and Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We're bringing back the very first interview we did for Scaredy Chat with actor and comedian Ben Norris. It was just so great and we were worried some of you may have missed it. And some of you may just want to listen again. But first, Monica and Kaitlin

The actress and writer Katie Marovitch grew up just above her biggest fear - the basement! Yipes. In this episode, Marovitch, who calls herself "a little creep," tells Monica and Kaitlin why bad horror movies are usually the best of all, and why the right

Tasha Halevi - a director, writer and actress - thought she had no fears at all, until she remembered her mortal terror of a thing that we see many times a day - mirrors! Halevi tells Monica and Kaitlin about that, and why we should all be way more terrif

Comedian, actor and writer Maggie Mae Fish is really afraid of that iconically haunted place that keeps so many of us up late at night - The Dark! Could it be because of that way too young encounter she had with The Ring? Monica and Kaitlin help us sort t

Stand-up Comic, Podcaster and Author Josh Gondelman tells Monica and Kaitlin why scary books are so much more terrifying than movies, especially if you read them when you're way too young. "Goosebumps" was never just Diet Scary for Josh. Learn more about

Rising star singer Rosie Tucker has no fears about performing in front of huge crowds, but when it comes to fish, especially those who want to bite their toes, well, forget about it...that's real terror. And, as they tell Monica and Kaitlin this week, the

High Camp, or Terrifying Nightmare? It's a fine line, explains Tarik Davis, about the deeply weird HBO horror classic short "Recorded Live," which Davis watched as a child and still is haunted by. Davis is an actor and writer who appears on the Amber Ruff