NIGHTLIGHT: A Horror Fiction Podcast

NIGHTLIGHT is back for Season 3 with a story about werewolves, sorcerers, and demons. Be careful of cobblestone streets and mysterious songs.

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This week, we're co-releasing this episode with Pseudopod. If you love horror and you haven't listened to Pseudopod, you should fix that now. :)

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Fans of The Matrix will enjoy this story of a simulated reality.

Narrated by Cherrae Stuart. Audio production by Jen Zink.

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This week, we have a story from our creator, Tonia, about revenge and werewolves.

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This week, we have a story of revenge in the South. A quick content warning: there is racial violence in this episode and if that’s something you don’t want to hear, you may consider skipping this episode.

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We interview Jennifer Baker, author of Expiration Date, and editor for Electric Literature, as as well as creator of the Minorities in Publishing Podcast. 

Learn what editors hate to see, how to write stories with characters outside of your community with love and respect, as well as what it's like to own a podcast.

You can visit Jennifer at jenniferbaker.com, or on twitter as @jbakernyc. Check out Electric Literature and her Minorities in Publishing Podcast. You can read more of her work in Best American Essays 2018 and Everyday People: The Color of Life. 

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This week, we bring you a post-apocalyptic story that makes us question who’s really turning into a monster. Our author is Jennifer Baker, a long-time publishing professional, and the creator and host of the Minorities in Publishing podcast, as well as contributing editor to Electric Literature.

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I talked with Evan Davis about Black horror. We dug deep into what made GET OUT a success, what it was like to watch it as the only brown person in the room, and storytelling techniques that Peele employed to create one of the greatest horror films of all time.

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What happens when the past comes back to haunt you?

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This week, we've got a double episode for you. Enjoy!

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