Dr. Coltan Scrivner

It's called the Zombie Crawl.

And it brings in thousands of people who dress up as zombies and sort of parade through the town.

And we have a thriller dance contest and a gelatin brain eating contest and lots of other zombie themed things, a film festival that goes along with it.

And a few years ago, I used some of the proceeds from the zombie crawl, like selling merch and things like that to have a local artist resurrect Humpty Dumpty as a zombie Humpty Dumpty.

And so I have a photo of him on my desk of the zombie version of the Humpty Dumpty that got resurrected.

And he sits, I have a bed and breakfast here.

So he sits on a rock wall near my bed and breakfast.

And he's made of basically indestructible material.

So he will probably be here far longer than any of the rest of us.

And yeah, I just, I think that's such a fun story because it's like, you know, you have the story of Humpty Dumpty who fell off a wall.

Nobody could put him back together.

And at least in Eureka Springs where I live, we were able to put Humpty Dumpty back together as a zombie because he came back from the dead.

Uh, yeah, I mean, so, you know, we, I think just barely scratched the surface of, of some of the stuff that I've done.

I just wrote a book that came out this past year, uh, in October called morbidly curious.

So scientists explains why we can't look away.

I believe it's available in Australia.

I'm actually not a hundred percent sure.

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