Welcome to a special Halloween episode of Banned Camp, 'Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark Special,' featuring the paranormal's Derek Hayes and David Flora! In this spine-tingling installment, we are joined by Derek and David, known for their work in the world of high strangeness and the unexplained. Together, we'll explore the chilling tales and mysteries that lie within the pages of 'Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark.' Prepare to be thrilled as we dive into the world of the paranormal and supernatural, guided by our special guests, Derek and David.Additional Resources:Check out Derek Hayes' podcast, 'Monsters Among Us.' David Flora's 'Blurry Photos' podcast, 'Quiz Quiz Bang Bang', and '5-Minute Frights'.Find 'Shadows in the Desert: High Strangeness in the Borrego Triangle' for an in-depth exploration of their documentary.New Season Of Banned Camp Begins On Tuesday, November 7th!New season, new banned book. We're heading down the Mississippi with Banned Camp - Book 4: "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn." This classic got banned a month after its 1885 release, and believe it or not, it's still making waves today! As always, we'll read it out loud, one chapter at a time, trying to figure out why it was banned in the first place. Join us every Tuesday and Thursday for new episodes. The new season begins on Tuesday, November 7th!Featured clips include a segment of "The Halloween Theme" performed on a recorder by mbs.karaoke.recorder. All rights and copyrights for this performance are the property of their respective owner and are used here for entertainment and educational purposes under fair use guidelines. No copyright infringement intended.DISCLAIMER:"Banned Camp" presents captivating discussions and readings of banned books, staying well within the limits of fair use guidelines. Our exploration of "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark," with a focus on the spine-chilling short story "The Big Toe," is designed to spark critical thinking and ignite conversations about literature, censorship, and the thrill of the macabre. The original collection, "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark," remains the intellectual property of its respective copyright holders. We encourage you to support the creators by acquiring your own copies.Please be aware that our podcast is an independent project and is not officially affiliated with the creators of "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark," their estates, or the publishers of the book. Any financial aspects associated with the podcast are entirely separate from the copyrighted content we discuss. Our goal is to foster educational discourse and celebrate these tales of terror while strictly adhering to the principles of fair use.

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