Stewing And Brewing: A Kitschy Witchy World Fantastically Wyrd and Kitsch

join us your Hosts Quintin Tiffany and Steven Radtke as we discuss owning a historic home in a HISTORIC DISTRICT  some of the perks and some of the issues you may find , we will answer any of your questions and hopefully offer you some insight into the world of historic districts

Join us this week as we rant (or rave) about a few horror movie remakes from the 1960s through the early 1980s.  Should a "classic" be remade or left to remain a true horror gem?  With the new R. Zombie "Munsters" film coming up, we just had to have our opinions heard!

Join us as we discuss old home ownership , we will cover topics ranging from repair and restoration to why you might not want that big old house ! we will cover interior and exterior design and restoration. We will also discuss those who cant help but destroy old homes and our feelings on them , we hope you will join us and offer your opinions as well! 

tonight you will meet your hosts and learn about the basics of our new show we hope you will join us and becoming a regular visitor !

This week Quintin and I will be laying down the dark history of hidden messages in children's lullabies, nursery rhymes, and bedtime stories. 

So Halloween is the "Devil's" holiday???  Well, many religious people across the globe say YES!  But what to do about those pesky kids who want to trick or treat and celebrate the holiday regardless?  You throw a "hallelujah party" instead!  Yes, a party that is right around Halloween, but it celebrates God instead, which changed everything.  Follow us on a spooky, holy peek into the Hell Houses, often used by churches to "scare the Hell" out of you (quite literally), and the contradictions posed by hosting Hallelujah Parties at churches.  This one may ruffle some feathers, but, maybe, that's a good thing here.  Samantha Denise is back as my guest host! 

This week Quintin and I will be presenting a 'pot luck" of sorts, as we discuss the things that we like best about the Autumn season.  There are no ties around this bale of hay, so anything may pop up out of the pumpkin patch!