Rish Outcast

Rish shares his humorous* story, "Bad Trip," about a school field trip gone awry.To download the episode, Right-Click HERE.To support me on Patreon, click HERE.Logo by Gino "Thriller Trip" Moretto.*The word "humorous" is not legally binding.

Marshal Latham joins Rish in talking about the depiction of step- and adopted parents.To Download the Step-Episode, just Right-Click HERE.To support me on Patreon, Step-Click HERE.Step-Logo by Gino "Wicked Stepbrother" Moretto.

 In this ep, I talk a bit about a dead collector, and then lay out my plans for the end of October/start of November.Sorry about the title.To download the episode, Right-Click HERE.To support me on Patreon, click HERE.Logo by Gino "Whatta Behind" Moretto.

Rish talks about his book "Hatchling," which just came out.  And the last episode of the Dunesteef, which just came out.Download the episode at THIS LINK.Support me on Patreon HERE.Logo by Gino "G'day Hatchling/Dunesteef" Moretto.Do Kiwis say "G'day?"

 Rish presents the first installment of his (hopefully) annual "Caller I.D." series, only about a decade late!  When young Chad Kluchar gets a mysterious call on his new cellphone, he has no idea the person on the other end is familiar to him . . . shockingly familiar.If you would like to download the episode, Right-Click HERE.If you would like to support me on Patreon, click HERE.Logo by Gino "Caller NZ" Moretto.

 In this episode, Rish talks about heroes, and how they fall.  To illustrate this, he shares his story "Hero Worship," and a TMI warning.  Or two.If you wanna download the episode, Right-Click HERE.If you wanna support me on Patreon, well, die a hero HERE.Logo by Gino "Hero Warship" Moretto.

 Whoops. I should've put this one out a couple of months ago. Sorry. Rish presents M.R. James's 1904 story, "The Ash Tree," sadly, with accents.  Rish presents M.R. James's 1904 story, "The Ash Tree," sadly, with accents.To download the file, Right-Click HERE.To support me on Patreon, Left-Click HERE.Logo by Gino "Arse Tree" Moretto.

 Rish finishes his novella "Newfound Fame," and talks about the movie IT FOLLOWS.  Again.To download the file, Right-Click HERE.To support me on Patreon, Left-Click HERE.Logo by Gino "Newfound Blame" Moretto.

 Somehow, Ernst Hillerman has drawn the notice of the Brown Depths Monster. Which is not good.Also not good?  I've decided to split "Newfound Fame" into FOUR episodes instead of three. I blame the curse.To download the file, Right-Click HERE.To support Rish over at Patreon, Left-Click HERE.Logo by Gino "Newfound Shame" Moretto.

The story of Ernst Hillerman at his first horror convention continues . . . and the horror becomes a little too real.To download this cursed file, Right-Click HERE.To support Rish on Patreon, Left-Click HERE.Logo by Gino "Newfound Aflame" Moretto.

 Are you a Horror fan?  A TRUE Horror fan?Uncle Rish is proud to present the first section of "Newfound Fame," the tale of Ernst Hillerman, who once played The Brown Depths Monster, so, so long ago.If you care to download the show, Right-Click HERE.If you care to help Rish on Patreon, Left-Click HERE.If you care, the logo was by Gino "Newfound Maim" Moretto.

 Rish talks about his new audio collection and (yet another) springtime Christmas movie shoot.To download the episode, Right Click HERE.To support me on Patreon, just click HERE.Logo by Gino "Another Fall" Moretto.

Rish performs (and discusses) Edith Nesbit's "John Charrington's Wedding" from 1891 . . . if he survives, that is.  Hopefully, we'll be back on track soon to putting out episodes more regularly.To download the episode, Right-Click RIGHT HERE.To support me on Patreon, Left-Click HERE.Logo by Gino "John Charrington's Shredding" Moretto.

Rish answers (again) these questions by listener Rob Broughton:Which supernatural encounter would you want to have?  Would you "go" with a fairy?  When did you last "go?"  What's the nicest thing someone has said to you?  Which audio production makes you most proud?To download the episode, Right-Click THIS BIT.To support me on Patreon, click HERE, and may Bossk have mercy on your soul.Logo by Gino "Already Been Broughten" Moretto.

Rish shares his, uh, romantic story "Message To My Girl."  Valentine's Day never ends, kids.To download the episode, Right-Click HERE.To support me on Patron, click HERE.Logo by Gino "Massage To Your Girl" Moretto.

Rish does his annual re-cap of the writers conference he attended.  But this time, he drags Marshal Latham along.If you care to download the show, Right-Click HERE.If you care to help Rish on Patreon, Left-Click HERE.If you care, the logo was by Gino "Wrongers Conference" Moretto.

In this episode, I present Robert E. Howard's "The Phoenix on the Sword," the first published Conan story from 1932.  While the recording isn't QUITE that old, it's still years overdue.Download the episode by Right-Clicking HERE.Support me on Patreon HERE.Logo by Gino "Phoenix on the F-Word" Moretto.

With a vehicle stuck in the snow, Rish decides to podcast . . . and not release it for six months.Would you?Download the episode by Right-Clicking HERE.Support me on Patreon right HERE.Logo by Gino "Amok Truck" Moretto.

 Rish waxes rhapsodic about not being normal.  As he does.Go ahead and download the episode by Right-Clicking HERE.Go back and support me at Patreon by clicking HERE.Logo by Gino "Para-Normal" Moretto.

 In "honor" of Marshal Latham's podcast "Walk of Life" (and his birthday), I present the tale of the Witherer, and his "Walk of Death."Go ahead, download the episode HERE.Go ahead, support me on Patreon HERE.Go ahead, make my day HERE.Logo by Gino "Spock of Death" Moretto.