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June 11, 2025 48 mins

This week on The Short Horror Beer Cast, we’re diggin’ on Dog. That’s right, it’s Ray Bradbury again, wagging a tail—er, uh—weaving a tale of terror. 

Spoilers ahead, so read the story first if you're precious like that.

Story Info

  • Title: "The Emissary"
  • Author: Ray Bradbury
  • Originally Published: Dark Carnival, 1947 (re-published as The October Country)
  • Get it here: https://a.co/d/cqO8n7R

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In this episode

  • Feline shenanigans!
  • Ray Bradbury issues a restraining order against Alec!
  • Steve Martin, Gilbert Gottfried, Lemmy, and other horror fiction luminaries! 

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Credits

  • Theme music: "Beer Cast Boogie" by Paul Lorello, performed by Sid Seizure and the Conniption
  • Ambient music: Iron Cthulhu Apocalypse
  • Dig his stuff on YouTube
  • Edited by Paul Lorello

Produced by Sid Seizure


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