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Join B.J. and Sarah each week as they toss the midnight dust into the fire and revisit the eerie world of Are You Afraid of the Dark? From Zeebo the Clown’s haunting giggle to the twisted grin of the Ghastly Grinner, they’re deep-diving into every tale that kept us up at night. Whether you’re a ‘90s kid reliving your goosebumps or just B.J. and Sarah’s moms (as always, thanks for your support!), this is your campfire call. (And no, they are not bitter about having their stories rejected by The Midnight Society. Not bitter at all.)
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Episode #10
Sarah and BJ are back to talk lakes, jukeboxes, time warps, and why you should never shame a child for not knowing how to swim. Also: water wings never hurt anyone. Don't touch that dial; don't select that song. Instead, listen in for “The Tale of C7.”
Episode #7
Sarah and B.J. are back! Again! Because it's Thursday and what else are they doing? This week, they discuss the finer points of Alcatraz escapes, ponder the relationship of stepbrothers, and recap "The Tale of Prisoners Past" which features a pair of (you guessed it!) stepbrothers who have a ghost to deal with in a prison a little (dare we say a lot?) like America's most famous island clink. Tune in. Then throw away the key.
Episode #6
Radios, hearses, and guest stars—oh my! Join Sarah and BJ for a star-studded and surprisingly deep episode of Midnight Society Rejects as they recap “The Tale of Station 109.1,” featuring a young Ryan Gosling and the unforgettable Gilbert Gottfried. Listen in as Sarah and BJ ponder what might come next after you step through the doors of eternity…
Episode #4
When Cindy enters the Elysian Beauty Salon, she gets more than just a makeover… Join BJ and Sarah as they recap “The Tale of the Mystical Mirror.” Along the way, they discuss pudgy pies, body dysmorphia, and why looks can kill… not really, but that seemed like a good turn of phrase. So grab your hair rollers, and [insert other beauty supplies here] and tune in for another strange romp down memory lane with The Midnight Society Rejects !
Episode #2
Ever wonder what BJ had on his high school class ring? You’re about to find out... Join Sarah and BJ as they discuss symbols, signs, and why ghosts keep obsessing over unfinished business from, like… we don’t know… 75 years ago. Also: why does this show love aunts so much? Write in if you're an aunt. Tune in to this week’s episode, “The Tale of the Jagged Sign.”
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