Sam thinks back on scary TV shows he saw as a kid, encouraging Jay to open up about the topic of urban legends.

Jonathan Miranda returns to tell spooky urban legends from his stomping grounds in Chicago.

Jay is joined by Erica Olivera to discuss folklore from around the world and some of the stories in it that really got under their skins.

To kick off our first full October, Jay gets horror movie aficionado Mario Martinez to talk some of his queer horror favorites, focusing on a big three.

Jay is joined by Sam and new guest Sean discuss Animaniacs, one of their favorite childhood animated shows.

Jon returns to join Jay in reading a bizarre Chick Tract, The Birds and the Bees, which argues against homosexuality using a little girl who is a lot.

Following from last week's episode, Dave Griffin, our first guest on a regular episode who identifies as straight, talks about his past as a child recording Adventures in Odyssey, the harm he has seen the company behind the show cause and how the show played a role, and what he is doing to try to counter it now and how you can get involved.

https://davegriffin.me/read-me-first/

Jay and friends Erica and Sam read and break down the script for "One in Ten," an unreleased episode of evangelical radio program Adventures in Odyssey.