Congratulations Derek Koch and Monsterkid Radio

I'd like to extend an extra special congratulations to my good friend Derek Koch for winning a Rondo Award in the Best Multimedia category for his outstanding podcast, Monster Kid Radio. Derek has been podcasting for a number of years, and works super hard on his program, putting out two episodes a week. MKR is a show that features conversations with fans and industry creators talking about their favorite horror movies and memories of them. It's a really unique show and one I look forward to listening to every week.

Check it out at http://www.monsterkidradio.net
Highly recommended!

Derek checks out the latest

Scary Monsters Magazine

Monster Kid Radio House of Wax Special

Back in August 2014 I made an appearance on the MONSTER KID RADIO podcast, speaking with host Derek Koch, and we discussed the film HOUSE OF WAX. I put together a video version of the podcast. Check it out here and if you haven't subscribed to the Monster Kid Radio podcast yet, definitely check it out -  host Derek Koch does a great job on it! http://www.monsterkidradio.net

2-part interview about Vincent price

It was my pleasure to appear one more on MonsterKid Radio to chat with host Derek Koch, this time doing a top-three Vincent Price film countdown. We talked all things Price related, and had a great time in the process.













You can check it out here:
Part 1

 

Part 2

 

Latest Metal Morgue episodes on 6ft+

Thought I'd take a minute to tell you ghouls about the latest couple of interviews I've dug up for the 6ft+ podcast. In the latest episode, #36, I interviewed Derek Koch, the brains behind the 1951 Down Place podcast and the Mail Order Zombie Podcast. We talk zombies, Hammer films and more!

Episode #36 - The Spy Who Scared Me


In episode #35 I interview Stuart Feedback Andrews. We discuss the demise of Rue Morgue Radio, the rise of the Rue Morgue Podcast, Cinephobia Radio, Women in Horror Month and much more.

Episode #35 - Local Music Showcase II

Check them out, and be sure to subscribe through itunes to get your fill of spooky music and more bi-weekly from 6ft Plus .com

Derek Koch - Granny and the Hole

Coming up this Friday on the 6ft Plus podcast I interview Derek Koch, the man behind the1951 Down Place and Mail Order Zombie podcasts. In addition to podcasting Derek is also a writer, and his latest story is offered on Kindle for a mere $1.29. It is called Granny and the Hole, and is about a man named Hugh Hall whose mother-in-law has recently passed away. His wife is naturally upset about this, but Hugh thinks he has a way to solve this situation. Unfortunately, that involves packing Granny's corpse in the trunk of his car and driving to a small town in Nebraska where the dead are returning to life....

This is a great little zombie story, well written, fast paced with a unique idea for how the zombie apocalypse began. Definitely worth reading, and it's less than the cost of a cup of coffee!
What are you waiting for? Check it out at:

http://tinyurl.com/grannyzombie

Dr. Gangrene approved!!

1951 Down Place

You know what the best part of the Rondo Awards is? The very best part? Ok, the BEST part is the kickass statues given to the winners - but the next best part is looking over the ballot and finding a link to something cool you never knew existed. That's exactly what happened when I started going through the podcasts nominated on this year's ballot. 1951 Down Place is a new podcast dedicated to Hammer Horror films. There are three hosts -  Derek Koch aka Brother D, Casey Criswell, and Scott Morris, and they discuss various Hammer films each episode in an informative, entertaining and well produced podcast that I really enjoyed. And to top it off imagine my surprise when, in episode 2, I heard my own name invoked! Extra points for referencing Doc G!

Defintiely check this podcast out, as well as all the nominees on this year's Rondo Awards. It is a fantastic reference place to find out about some cool stuff you never knew existed.

And they give away some kick ass statues, too!