Uncanny Realities - The Church Tower - Introduction

An episode of the Uncanny Realities podcast, hosted by Frank Fricko, titled "Uncanny Realities - The Church Tower - Introduction" was published on June 22, 2021 and runs 1 minutes.

June 22, 2021 ·1m · Uncanny Realities

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Summary

Welcome dear listener, it is me, The Host. You have ventured down the path rarely taken. This is but an introduction to an evening you find yourself lost in; but fear not, you are not alone. These are the tales of those before you, those who opened the familiar door in the strange but welcoming place. The tales of those who needed teaching; of those that were taught by yours truly. Come now, listener, it is just a bit further... deep in my valley, down in the realm of Uncanny Realities.

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Welcome dear listener, it is me, The Host. You have ventured down the path rarely taken. This is but an introduction to an evening you find yourself lost in; but fear not, you are not alone. These are the tales of those before you, those who opened the familiar door in the strange but welcoming place. The tales of those who needed teaching; of those that were taught by yours truly. Come now, listener, it is just a bit further... deep in my valley, down in the realm of Uncanny Realities.

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