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EPISODE · Oct 28, 2016 · 1H 47M

Canned Air #153 Halloween with Slimer: An Interview with Robin Shelby

from Canned Air: A Tribute to Pop Culture · host Evergreen Podcasts

Happy Halloween to all of our listeners out there! We celebrate All Saint's Day with a jam packed episode guaranteed to give you the creeps.  We start this week with a Halloween inspired 'Retro Roundtable' full of stories of ghosts and UFO's. We talk about personal experiences, the Creepypasta 'Candle Cove', Russian sleep deprivation experiments, and Dan Aykroyd's family history that was the inspiration behind one of the biggest movie franchises of all time, 'Ghostbusters'. Then we welcome our first guest, award winning author Nicole Cushing, to talk about her prose novella 'The Sadist's Bible', of 01Publishing.com. This novella was inspired by a 'nightmarish daydream' Nicole experienced while in New Orleans. You'll find this project to be a perfect showcasing for this years Halloween episode. We then top the episode with our interview with Robin Shelby, the actress who brought to life Slimer in Ghostbusters 2 and Lady Slimer in 'Ghostbusters Answer The Call'. Robin tells us about how she got into acting, what it took to bring Slimer to life, and some scenes that never made it to the big screen. So kill the lights, throw in some earbuds, and prepare for this years creepy Halloween installment. And should you start hearing bumps in the night, ask yourself, who ya gonna call? @NicoleCushing NicoleCushing.com @01Publishing 01Publishing.com @ActressRShelby RobinShelby.net @CannedAirPod CannedAirPodcast.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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