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It’s week two of the Month of Spooky! Join Ron as he dives into two classic horror tales from The Hermit’s Cave — a chilling radio series that haunted the airwaves from the late 1930s to the mid-1940s. Between stories, Ron explores why we love to be scared, how horror thrived on the radio, and why the imagination can out-creep any special effect.

What You Will Hear:

• The eerie history of The Hermit’s Cave





• Why people crave the spooky side of life





• Story 1: It Happened on Sunday – When a day of rest turns to terror





• Story 2: The House on Lost Man’s Bluff – A haunted house and a terrible secret





• Discussion: Horror on the radio versus horror on the big screen





• Closing thoughts on why these old stories still give us chills

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