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Space Exploration Update / Dracula & Gothic Horror
President of the Mars Society, Robert Zubrin, discussed the future of space colonization, focusing on Elon Musk's shifting attention from Mars to the Moon. Followed by author Leslie Klinger on his study of Bram Stoker's Dracula and the enduring legacy of vampire lore.More » Egyptology / Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Writer Ann Williams discussed some of the treasures and lore of the ancient Egyptian dynasties. Followed by author Leslie S. Klinger on the inside story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.More » HP Lovecraft's Horror
Leslie Klinger discussed the life and works of horror writer HP Lovecraft. First hour guest, Adrian Zink, revealed the hidden history of Kansas.More » Nostradamus and Eco Disaster/ Classic Horror and Suspense
John Hogue discussed eco-disasters and the predictions of Nostradamus.Leslie S. Klinger and Lisa Morton talked about ghost stories and classic horror.More » 2018 & Prophecy/ 200th Anniversary of Frankenstein
John Hogue returned with prophecy updates and what he sees for 2018. Followed by Leslie S. Klinger on the influential book Frankenstein.More » Wrongful Convictions/ Final Words
Laura Caldwell and Leslie S. Klinger spoke about cases of wrongful conviction. Linguist Lisa Smartt shared details of the dying's final words.More » Influence of Edgar Allan Poe/ Open Lines
In the first half of the show, long-time scholar, Leslie S. Klinger, discussed his latest project which showcases the work of authors who were inspired by the masterful tales of terror penned by Edgar Allan Poe. Followed by Open Lines.More » Lovecraft & Sherlock Holmes
In the latter half of the show, long-time scholar Leslie S. Klinger discussed his latest project on the work of New England poet and author H.P. Lovecraft, who is increasingly being recognized as a foundation for American science fiction and horror genres. First hour guest,...More » Dracula & Sherlock Holmes
Ian was joined by writer Leslie Klinger, one of the world's foremost experts on two major literary icons of the Victorian period, Dracula and Sherlock Holmes. Klinger touched on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's famous detective, particularly noting Holmes' habitual use of drugs...More »