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A comedy podcast based on the works of R. L. Stine (Goosebumps, Fear Street) hosted by 2 PhDs and some guy in his 40s.
Geesebumps! hosts Geesebumps - a ”Did You Mean Goosebumps?” Podcast, a arts show with 73 episodes published.
We thought we were onto something with a Give Yourself Goosebumps (in this case Secret Agent Grandma which is the 16th one of them). As it turns out, it's not a great adventure, but it's great that we did it and we loved
What up, Prankers! It's time to rate my prank, up first, the prank on us: Jeff doing a chicken noise as we discuss R. L. Stine's Chicken Chicken (Goosebumps #53). This was a request and we aren't quite sure why someone s
We were just lazy enough to decide to do a watchalong of Fear Street: Prom Queen, based on R.L. Stine's novel of the same name. Or cream? We haven't decided. But what we have decided is Chris Klein is a treasure and make
We discovered another of R.L.'s ties to immortality in the depths of the internet as we crack into the first of the House of Shivers line: Scariest Book Ever Talking points include: the triple Wendell switcheroo; Chekov'
We don't even get past the opening stinger before Joe-Joe gets a bit of the old razzle-dazzle from Jeff and Danielle. It's R.L. Stine's Egg Monsters from Mars (Goosebumps #42). It's one of the most challenging texts we'v
If I was to tell you: Goosebumps book about magic, you'd probably be like "oh, I can imagine that." You can't. In a rare occurrence we spend more time talking about this book then we spent reading it collectively between
You would think that after two books about ventriloquist dummies we'd learn our lesson that no books about ventriloquist dummies is the perfect amount of books to read on the topic. This is why we do the podcast about th
A new Geesebumps on this day? On all days!? You better believe it. We are looking upon R.L. Stine's The Cuckoo Clock of Doom (Goosebumps #28). It's not about what you think it is, because you didn't think it's about time
There are robots among us, perhaps even in this podcast, discussing the finer points or R.L. Stine's work! On this episode we have the severe pleasure of discussing Haunted Mask 2 (Goosebumps #36) by old Jovial Bob Stine
Gravity tried very hard to stop this episode from coming to be, but we sure showed them. It's time to talk about The Abominable Snowman of Pasadena (Goosebumps #38) care of horror master R.L. Stine. Our initial verdict:
Twitter has been reclaimed by nature in the same way that we were reclaimed by Goosebumps books to which we say silly things. It's time to discuss R.L. Stine's It Came from Beneath the Sink! (Goosebumps #30). Talking poi
Originally, this was to be out on Halloween, and also this was to be titled how Jesse Thorn stole food from my children's mouths, but in fact, we have pushed through to the other side to discuss the latest piece of R.L.
With a name like A Night in Terror Tower, you'd think they'd spend like...a night there. It's time for R.L. Stine's 27th Goosebumps title wherein everything you think you know about towers, nights, time, and existential
We found our password. After a very short and totally reasonable hiatus, we're back talking about the works of R.L. Stine, in particular Goosebumps #29, Monster Blood III. We hope you enjoy this goofy fun episode and tha
We are back with another Geesebumps style adventure taking place in the extend RLSCU, the R.L. Stine cinematic universe, as we are tackling Mr. Stine's superhero magnum opus from the original Goosebumps run, Attack of th
We enjoy a bit of culture today of the musical variety as we partake in one of the few unabashed homages in Goosebumps canon. It's R.L. Stine's Phantom of the Auditorium (Goosebumps #24)! It's like a certain musical, and
The mummy is back for five dollar footlongs. It's Geesebumps time once again friends, and this time we are making an auditory sandwich feast of R.L. Stine's Return of the Mummy (Goosebumps #23). We talk nonsensical runs
Hi ya'll! We've had a bit of trouble getting our episodes together, so Danielle is gonna ramble about Creepshow 2 for a while. Back next week, (or possibly the week after)! You can check out our other activities, merch,
We're back on the train of Goosebumps fun here in Geesebumps town, and it's been exactly as fun as it has always been. This time we're going through R.L. Stine's Ghost Beach (Goosebumps #22). It's the story of similarly
Welcome to 2022! The year of the scary stuff! On this episode, Joe-Joe, Jeff, and Danielle, following the end of 2021, have decided to kick off the new year by leveraging the skills we have as the foremost R.L. Stine sch
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