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Ambrose Bierce

Ambrose Bierce

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Nov 5, 2026

ShredsHOST
25:52
You can feel like the atmosphere and you can really he really does a good job of letting you see it.
ShredsHOST
25:56
And then the next thing that he does, which is something that's typical of regional writing, especially from that period, like going back to even going back as far as like Ambrose Bierce and stuff in the in in the 1800s.
ShredsHOST
26:08
Are you
Joey LewandowskiHOST
26:09
surprised that I know who that is?
Steve StocktonHOST
52:13
He was never seen again, and just as quickly as the voices started manifesting, they abruptly stopped, and he was never heard from again either.
Steve StocktonHOST
52:22
Some people believe that the inability to corroborate any details in the Lang story is the reason so many still consider it to be just a retelling of an old fiction story written by popular author Ambrose Bierce back in the day.
Steve StocktonHOST
52:35
While the story itself is unreliable, with no record even of a David Lang or a Judge Peck anywhere in the county of Sumner, The similarities in the above cases is undeniable, however, and the Ashmoors did exist and young Christian did go missing.
Steve StocktonHOST
52:50
It's a matter of historical record.
Adam BuxtonHOST
52:41
I'm going to see it.
Adam BuxtonHOST
52:41
I think I'm right in saying that that film is also based or maybe partly inspired by a short story by a guy called Ambrose Bierce.
Adam BuxtonHOST
52:50
Okay.
Adam BuxtonHOST
52:51
And it's called An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge.
Kae RossNARRATOR
0:04
The Damned Thing by Ambrose Bierce.
Kae RossNARRATOR
0:08
Read by Kay Ross.
Kae RossNARRATOR
0:12
1.
Maxwell VagusHOST
4:16
for Halloween.
Maxwell VagusHOST
4:20
Wrapped in the trappings of a B-horror ghost story with A-level production values, Herc Harvey's Carnival of Souls, 1962, is simultaneously a brilliant allegory of free will triumphing over the tranquilizing drug of Christianity and a loose take on Ambrose Bierce's short story, An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge, 1890.
Maxwell VagusHOST
4:51
Mary Henry is a talented church organist, and though ministers try to bring her into the fold, she's quick to assert her independence, stating that her position in the church is a job and nothing more.
Maxwell VagusHOST
5:08
One minister urges Mary to, quote, End quote.
speaker_1ADVERTISER
1:56
be baptized.
William J GrimmGUEST
1:58
The American satirist Ambrose Bierce was not all wrong when he defined a saint as a dead sinner revised and edited.
William J GrimmGUEST
2:07
To be told to honor this, that, or the other saint, no problem.
William J GrimmGUEST
2:12
But to honor all saints, that's a bit much to swallow.
Mary FincherHOST
55:40
It is the battle that Oliver Otis Howard will describe as being a, quote, nightmare.
Mary FincherHOST
55:47
And it's the one that Ambrose Bierce, who we've discussed on, I think, our first Halloween Spooktacular, Darren discussed Ambrose Bierce.
Mary FincherHOST
55:55
Bierce will call it the crime of Pickett's Mill.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
55:58
so
Kyle Decker-PittsHOST
1:30
A note on our game system.
Kyle Decker-PittsHOST
1:31
For those uninitiated, the Call of Cthulhu system is an investigative horror role-playing game that uses the works of H.P. Lovecraft, Ambrose Bierce, and other authors as a basis for its stories.
Kyle Decker-PittsHOST
1:40
It employs the D100 as its primary dice for rolling and operates off of a percentile system.
Kyle Decker-PittsHOST
1:45
Our adventurers, known as investigators, have comprehensive lists of skills based off their occupations and life experiences.
E.G. MarshallHOST
13:46
Just what do the two injured ladies intend to do? We'll find out when I return with Act Two.
E.G. MarshallHOST
13:53
Act Two Ambrose Bierce, in his Devil's Dictionary, defined bigamy as a mistake in taste for which the wisdom of future generations will invent a punishment called trigamy.
E.G. MarshallHOST
14:18
Perhaps.
E.G. MarshallHOST
14:19
But Susan Powell has no intention of waiting for others to decree Jack's punishment.
Darren MarlarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
89:21
A Light Sleeper.
Darren MarlarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
89:22
Based on a Light Sleeper by Ambrose Bierce.
Darren MarlarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
89:25
1893.
Darren MarlarSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
89:26
Retold in a present day setting.

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