On this episode, “The Circus is Coming” when a family of clowns moves in, the protagonist knows something is wrong. But do her parents agree?

On this episode, “The Baleful Watcher” Oliver is an investigative reporter stuck in a rut. To get out of it, he decides to investigate sightings of a mysterious creature in a remote village.

On this episode, “How the Blood Dragon was Born,” Tillie gets lost in the woods and undergoes a mysterious transformation.

On this episode, “Haunted Elementary”, a janitor gets possessed by a ghost, and Sara, Connor, and Tom must find a way to save him.

On this episode, “The Mistake of the Scientist” A scientist was intent on protecting her daughter, but what happens when her creation is more dangerous than anyone could imagine?

On this episode, “The Shadow” Brooklyn and her siblings see something in the mirror and their lives are never the same.

On this episode, “The Spooks” when the protagonist of this story wakes in the middle of the woods with no memory of how they got there, they know they are about to start on a harrowing adventure.

On this episode, “Under the Gaze of Two Pink Eyes” an abridged excerpt of “Under the Gaze of Two Pink Eyes.” What happens to Iris moves into a strange house and is confronted by a creature that refuses to pass on. Can she survive?

The IYWP presents “Ghosts on the Radio: A Haunted Audio Anthology”

On this episode we have Ada Zhang in the studio with us to share an early piece of work and discuss her journey to become a writer. We also talk about being a theater kid at Texas football schools, her flight from business major to writer and blogging at its peak.

Lila Byock stops by the studio to talk about her time writing for the acclaimed series Watchmen and her current projects. We discuss growing up in Missoula, Montana, fact-checking at The New Yorker, the magical powers of Cheerios, her transition to TV writing and the collaborative nature of a writers' room. 

Bret Anthony Johnston joins us to talk about his new book We Burn Daylight, his time as a graduate student at the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, and what he’s working on now. For his piece from the past, Bret shares one of the many stories he published in Chicken Soup for the Soul years ago (they paid!).