Episode 23: Spooky Halloween Special 2021
It’s Halloween! Which means it’s time for our annual SPOOKY HALLOWEEN SPECIAL!
This year we teamed up with Vermont Public Radio to find and record YOUR scary stories!
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This year for our annual SPOOKY HALLOWEEN SPECIAL We teamed up with our friends at Vermont Public Radio and put out a call to all Vermonters, inviting them to get in touch and tell us their scariest ghostly encounters and supernatural sightings.
We spoke with folks all over the state and we share four of the stories we heard in this episode. You’ll meet a traveling ghost, attend an elegant dinner party, and might think twice about going skiing in the Adirondacks. Thanks to Liz, Susannah, Gerry, and Tony for telling these tales.
And speaking of spooky—did you catch last year’s Spooky Halloween Special featuring Floyd Cowdrey telling a tale of the haunted house he lived in as a boy? If not, hit the link below, turn off the lights and tune in.
And if you’d like to hear Andy’s favorite Halloween song, you can give a listen here: “It’s Halloween!” by The Shaggs.
Bonus Story
Tony Campos of Barre, VT shared two stories with us! Have a listen to the one that didn’t make it in the episode.
Interviews from this episode:
Liz Schick was interviewed by Mary Wesley via Zoom on October 12, 2021
Susannah Blachley was interviewed by Mary Wesley via Zoom on October 13, 2021
Gerald Rosenberg was interviewed by Mary Wesley via Zoom on October 21, 2021
Tony Campos self-recorded his story on October 13, 2021
To access the full recordings please contact the VFC Archivist.
Music and sound effects in this episode:
J. S. Bach: Toccata and Fugue in D Minor performed by Kevin MacLeod
Sound effects from www.freesound.org
More Episodes
Spooky Halloween Special 2019
Spooky Halloween Special 2020
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This episode of VT Untapped has been made possible in part by the National Endowment for the Arts.
