Lake Eerie Library

Don't come for us West Virginia! Mothman is still your creepy boy, but today the Librarians are discussing his/her/they're? (do cryptids have genders?) connection to Ohio, John Keel's "Mothman Prophecies", and the 2002 film adaptation starring Laura Linney and Richard Gere. 
 
 

Happy Fall Y'all! 
The Librarians are ushering in Autumn by discussing Stephen King's "Different Seasons"
This collection of novellas features:
Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption, Apt Pupil, The Body, and The Breathing Method
and is also the inspiration for the films The Shawshank Redemption, Apt Pupil And Stand By Me.
So grab your rock hammer and comb, settle in at 249B East Thirty-Fifth Street, and turn up this week's episode!

The Librarians send off Summer in style with a discussion of some of their favorite and most culturally relevant horror movies set during the sweatiest season. 
CW: suicide, graphic violence, sexual violence, animal death
Please visit https://www.doesthedogdie.com/ for more in depth trigger warnings for each title.
Additional warning: There is a feedback issue at the beginning of the episode that eventually resolves itself. Apologies, the Librarians are not to blame, this podcast episode was cursed by Nicolas Cage. 
For Britta's Halloween Spotify Playlist : https://spotify.link/NXSqTx0W9Cb 

The Librarians pitch a cozy mystery to Matthew MacFadyen, yearn for pumpkin pie, and discuss the worst type of penpal - the Circleville Letter Writer- who terrorized a small Ohio city for more than a decade. 

It's laundry day, but the librarians are ready to discuss two of the Queen City's spookiest locations. First, hear all about the historic Cincinnati Music Hall and it's unique idea of burial practices. Then scoot across town to the Spring Grove Cemetery, where even death can't help you avoid a fight with your sister. 
 

A new weekly podcast featuring two library workers discussing all things strange, paranormal, and macabre in the state of Ohio. Read and watch along with monthly horror book and film reviews, or sit back, relax, and enjoy some midwestern true crime and cryptids. Stay spooky!