The 13 Days of Halloween Life Lab Notes (Silvie Zamora)

Day 13 of The 13 Days of Halloween podcast series, presented by Life Lab Notes.
It's as if one Halloween night, The Twilight Zone, Dr Seuss, and Star Trek walked into a family-friendly bar, made them all close their eyes, then told them thirteen original, delightful, creepy, dramatic and funny tales that made them gasp, think, laugh, and shiver. Not necessarily in that order.
Today's episode, “The Visitors,” was written by Silvie Zamora and features the voice talents of (in order of appearance) Keith Ferguson, Silvie Zamora, Robyn Roth, Brett Bayonne, and Newton Kaneshiro.
Outro music is "Mick Veent" from the "Obituaries 1913" album by Tom McLaughlin, available on iTunes. Visit our website for more info on all of the talented folks involved with each episode. And look for more stories about humans throughout the year.

It's as if one Halloween night, The Twilight Zone, Dr Seuss, and Star Trek walked into a family-friendly bar, made them all close their eyes, then told them thirteen original, delightful, creepy, dramatic and funny tales that made them gasp, think, laugh, and shiver. Not necessarily in that order.
Today's episode, “And A Goblin's Severed Pinky,” is a joyful and macabre sing-along! Parody lyrics written by Denny Siegel. It features the voice talents of the entire 13 Days of Halloween cast. In order of appearance: Denny Siegel, Keith Ferguson, Brett Bayonne, Silvie Zamora, Robyn Roth, Newton Kaneshiro, and Abel Arias.
Outro music is "Mick Veent" from the "Obituaries 1913" album by Tom McLaughlin, available on iTunes. Visit our website for more info on all of the talented folks involved with each episode.
 

It's as if one Halloween night, The Twilight Zone, Dr Seuss, and Star Trek walked into a family-friendly bar, made them all close their eyes, then told them thirteen original, delightful, creepy, dramatic and funny tales that made them gasp, think, laugh, and shiver. Not necessarily in that order.
Today's episode, “Semper Fright,” was written by Silvie Zamora and features the voice talents of (in order of appearance) Keith Ferguson, Denny Siegel, Newton Kaneshiro, Robyn Roth, Abel Arias, and Silvie Zamora.
Outro music is "Mick Veent" from the "Obituaries 1913" album by Tom McLaughlin, available on iTunes. Visit our website for more info on all of the talented folks involved with each episode.

It's as if one Halloween night, The Twilight Zone, Dr Seuss, and Star Trek walked into a family-friendly bar, made them all close their eyes, then told them thirteen original, delightful, creepy, dramatic and funny tales that made them gasp, think, laugh, and shiver. Not necessarily in that order.
Today's episode, “The Honour of Your Presents,” was written by Silvie Zamora and features the voice talents of (in order of appearance) Silvie Zamora, Phil Ward, and Robyn Roth.
Outro music is "Mick Veent" from the "Obituaries 1913" album by Tom McLaughlin, available on iTunes. Visit our website for more info on all of the talented folks involved with each episode.
 

Day 9 of The 13 Days of Halloween podcast series, presented by Life Lab Notes.
It's as if one Halloween night, The Twilight Zone, Dr Seuss, and Star Trek walked into a family-friendly bar, made them all close their eyes, then told them thirteen original, delightful, creepy, dramatic and funny tales that made them gasp, think, laugh, and shiver. Not necessarily in that order.
Today's episode, “Werewolves-R-Us,” was written by Micah Delhauer and features the voice talents of Abel Arias, Denny Siegel, Keith Ferguson, Silvie Zamora, Robyn Roth, and Newton Kaneshiro. Keith scared us all during the recording session. Too real.
Outro music is "Mick Veent" from the "Obituaries 1913" album by Tom McLaughlin, available on iTunes. Visit our website for more info on all of the talented folks involved with each episode.

It's as if one Halloween night, The Twilight Zone, Dr Seuss, and Star Trek walked into a family-friendly bar, made them all close their eyes, then told them thirteen original, delightful, creepy, dramatic and funny tales that made them gasp, think, laugh, and shiver. Not necessarily in that order.
Today's episode, “The Wiccan Review,” was written and performed by Denny Siegel and Robyn Roth.
The Wiccan Review theme music was created by Phil Ward.
The 13 Days of Halloween outro music is "Mick Veent" from the "Obituaries 1913" album by Tom McLaughlin, available on iTunes. Visit our website for more info on all of the talented folks involved with each episode. And follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, won't you?