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Welcome to Novella Nightmares, the podcast that brings you true life bone-chilling horror stories that will keep you up at night. As you listen, you will be transported to dark and terrifying places where supernatural creatures lurk in the shadows and malevolent spirits haunt the living. You will witness unspeakable horrors and experience the most frightening scenarios imaginable, all from the safety of your own headphones. All stories are based on real-life accounts. All stories have been r ...
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Welcome to the Backwoods! Podcasts from Michael Lee as Backwoods Life has over 1.4 MILLION social media followers and is a nationally syndicated TV series on Sportsman Channel in the US and in Canada. Also available to view on demand through various outlets all over the web, social media platforms and more!
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When Michael O'Brien and his father, James, buy a new car just in time for the family's summer vacation, James signs over more than the title to his old AMC Gremlin in his rush to buy the brand new Inferno station wagon. Joining them on the trip are Michael's creepy younger siblings, Elvis and Olivia; his overbearing mother, Mary, and her pet Chihuahua, Lucky; his backwoods aunt, Margie; and the cremated remains of his grandmother, June, whose dying wish was to have her ashes scattered in th ...
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In this chilling episode of Novella Nightmares, we venture deep into the remote backwoods of Wartburg, Tennessee, where a simple road trip turned into a harrowing tale of survival. Based on a true story shared by Reddit user OneRougeRogue, this episode follows Chris and his girlfriend on what was supposed to be a peaceful getaway to the Obed Nation…
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Welcome to the veil of shadows where the unseen touches the living, where corridors echo with more than just the footsteps of the now. In this episode, we step into the hallowed and haunted halls of a hospital, where life and death intertwine more closely than anywhere else. I'm your guide through these chilling narratives, born from my own encount…
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In this new episode of the podcast, Joshua and Mike talk about the proverbial practice of making hay while the sun is shining – as soon as the days start to get longer in the Maine spring, it’s time to get to work. They discuss the “House by Hand” 1821 Cape house restoration project and all the progress that has been made since the start of the yea…
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Read about the story here: https://www.reddit.com/r/TrueScaryStories/comments/1aewzka/lifestock/ r/TrueScaryStories • Posted by u/Spiritual-Way-7315 Visit us on Twitter: @novellanight Visit us on YouTube to find the accompanying video: https://www.youtube.com/@novellanightmares Please like and subscribe if you like the podcast. It shows me I should…
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Read about the story here: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/eaden0/comment/faqfyo1/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3 Visit us on Twitter: @novellanight Visit us on YouTube to find the accompanying video: https://www.youtube.com/@novellanightmares Please like and subscribe if you like the podcast. It shows me I should continue …
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Read about the story here: https://www.reddit.com/r/nursing/comments/12x93i9/scary_storiesghost_stories_from_your_hospital_or/ Visit us on Twitter: @novellanight Visit us on YouTube to find the accompanying video: https://www.youtube.com/@novellanightmares Please like and subscribe if you like the podcast. It shows me I should continue making them.…
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In this new episode, the guys talk with woodworker and author Andy Glenn, whose new book Backwoods Chairmakers: In Search of the Appalachian Chairmaker was published by Lost Art Press. If you’re interested in handmade and vernacular furniture, this new title should be on the top of your list. Glenn covers, not only the nuts-and-bolts discussions ab…
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Read about the story here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barney_and_Betty_Hill_incident Visit us on Twitter: @novellanight Visit us on YouTube to find the accompanying video: https://www.youtube.com/@novellanightmares Please like and subscribe if you like the podcast. It shows me I should continue making them. If you like these episodes, please fol…
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Join us in this episode of the BWL podcast as we discuss how to change the marketing world of the outdoors with Trent Marsh. Our special guest shares valuable insights and strategies for promoting your outdoor brand to a wider audience, so don't miss out! Tune in now to learn more about marketing in the great outdoors.…
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Not everything in life needs to be “set it and forget it.” There are all sorts of things that we would do well to tend to – to care for – to pay attention to. In this episode, Joshua and Mike discuss the value of maintaining the stuff of our lives. Rather than consider it a burden that ought to be overcome, the guys argue that there is something in…
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Read about the story here: https://hauntedwalk.com/news/the-haunting-of-the-myrtles-plantation/ Visit us on Twitter: @novellanight Visit us on YouTube to find the accompanying video: https://www.youtube.com/@novellanightmares Please like and subscribe if you like the podcast. It shows me I should continue making them. If you like these episodes, pl…
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Read about the story here: https://creepycincinnati.com/2011/11/10/the-oxford-light/ Visit us on Twitter: @novellanight Visit us on YouTube to find the accompanying video: https://www.youtube.com/@novellanightmares Please like and subscribe if you like the podcast. It shows me I should continue making them. If you like these episodes, please follow…
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Original story from: Majora420 - Read the true experience here: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/uvoaoq/what_are_your_reallife_ghost_stories_you_like_to/ Visit us on Twitter: @novellanight Visit us on YouTube to find the accompanying video: https://www.youtube.com/@novellanightmares If you like these episodes, please follow me on Twitter…
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Read the true experience here: You can read the experience here: https://www.bfro.net/GDB/show_report.asp?id=25978 Report # 25978 (Class A) Submitted by witness on Sunday, May 17, 2009. Visit us on Twitter: @novellanight Visit us on YouTube to find the accompanying video: https://www.youtube.com/@novellanightmares If you like these episodes, please…
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John Ruskin once said, “Fine art is that in which the hand, the head, and the heart of man go together.” In this episode, Joshua and Mike discuss the brand-new “Mechanical Arts Program” that they’ve launched in partnership with Greystone Theological Institute. Inspired by 12th-century theologian Hugh of Saint Victor, their aim is to help thoughtful…
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This episode was recorded on the road back in September, and in it Joshua, Mike, and Eden explain the various ways they’ve sourced lumber in rural Maine. As a from-the-hip recording, this conversation traverses quite a varied terrain – from the house project status to purchasing lumber in unconventional ways to the damage solar farms have done to t…
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Our metaphors matter. When we are in the throes of a busy schedule, our culture encourages us to “crank it out” in order that we might emulate the hard worker who remains steadfast “like a machine”. We are encouraged to “recharge” with enough sleep and “fuel up” with caloric intake only so that we can be all the more efficient the next day. The pro…
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In this final episode of their tour through David Pye’s The Nature and Art of Workmanship, Joshua and Mike bring up several of their critiques of Pye’s thought. As helpful and insightful as he was, the guys both are left feeling like something was missing. See how this book comes up short of a full-orbed, holistic discussion of workmanship and it’s…
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On this new series Casey dives into the history of Currie Enterprises. On this episode he talks with Ray and John Currie about how Currie got started. Got a question about Currie Enterprises' History? Let us know. Website: https://www.currieenterprises.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/currieenter... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Currie…
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Joshua and Mike have finally arrived at the final chapter of David Pye’s The Nature and Art of Workmanship, and it has been quite a ride. What did Pye see as the future of craftsmanship from his vantage point in 1968? Was he right? Is his assessment still valid in 2023? Listen in to this final installment to find out.…
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“Handmade” does not mean “shoddy.” This latest episode of the David Pye mini-series tackles chapter 10 of The Nature and Art of Workmanship in which Pye takes John Ruskin to task for his sloppy reasoning about workmanship. Pye’s motivation in writing his book was to critique the “illegitimate extensions” of Ruskin’s ideas about art and pleasure in …
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OK… that’s an ambiguous title. But, be assured that the guys recorded this episode to make it all come clear. In this next installment, Joshua and Mike expound Chapter 9 of David Pye’s The Nature and Art of Workmanship. This chapter is the culmination of his argument about why surface qualities are so important. Get ready to dive into the weeds – n…
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Another installment of the “Nature and Art of Workmanship” podcast series. Chapter eight deals with the subject of “durability.” Does precision mean durability in all circumstances? Who’s “to blame” when a product fails: the designer or the craftsman? All these questions and more are addressed in this episode.…
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In this episode, Joshua and Mike pick up where they left off with David’s Pye classic discussion about the value of craftsmanship in a mechanized age: The Nature and Art of Workmanship. This chapter explains that diversity is essential in design and that the artisan’s handwork “picks up where design leaves off” to give us that lively tactile qualit…
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Another installment in the Nature and Art of Workmanship series. This time Joshua and Mike walk through chapter six which compares human creativity to the natural world. Regulated work was coveted in ancient cultures because they were surrounded by nature. In our industrial culture, however, we need the liveliness and idiosyncrasy of handwork.…
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Original story by A.G. Scott and can be read here: https://blog.reedsy.com/short-story/rx1j99/ If you like these episodes, please follow me on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Twitter: https://twitter.com/novellanight YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@novellanightmares Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61555758689482 www.n…
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The third installment of Joshua and Mike’s walkthrough of David Pye’s The Nature and Art of Workmanship. This time they look at chapter 2 in which Pye lays out his fundamental (and famous) distinction between workmanship of risk and workmanship of certainty. It might not mean what you think…Oleh Mortise & Tenon Magazine
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In this latest episode, the guys explain the setup to David Pye’s discussion about the value of workmanship. Pye explains that it would be a mistake to give too much credit to the design when the quality of the finished object is greatly determined by the artisan’s touch. Pye asserts some bold things in this chapter: “Good material is a myth” and “…
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In this episode, Joshua and Mike kick off a mini-series chapter-by-chapter walkthrough of David Pye’s classic book The Nature and Art of Workmanship. Lots of craftspeople have heard of Pye, but few today understand (or have ever even read) his illuminating book. In this episode, the guys discuss the introduction which charts the course to dispellin…
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If any of M&T’s work is worth pausing to reflect on at the close of the year, this year’s would be a prime candidate. Not only has the House By Hand project occupied the bulk of Joshua and Mike’s time in 2022, but M&T also published a new book (Worked: A Bench Guide to Hand-Tool Efficiency), ran several Apprenticeship terms, hosted a Summit gatheri…
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