Jul 22, 2026 · 1 hr 7 min · 5 segments
SEASON 15 BEGINS JULY 29th ACROSS ALL PODCAST PLATFORMS!!! in the meantime, this week we present... A LITTLE SOMETHING DIFFERENT From the Audiobooks comes three short tales of terror narrated and…
Winslow SwanGuestDVR Plus.
"Are you ever going to come to bed?" Joseph looked up at his wife, Carrie, and recognized the stern look on her face.
He adjusted himself in the recliner, the remote control for the television sitting in his lap, a lukewarm beer sitting on the small table beside him.
Carrie, a beautiful 30-year-old career woman, was tapping her left foot in consternation.
Her silk robe was tied tightly around her slim body.
A stray blonde hair hung down over her right eye.
"Yeah, in a little while," Joseph told her.
"Right after this program." "I swear," she replied, "I don't know what you would do without that stupid idiot box.
My God, there hasn't been anything good on that thing for 10 years." "No, that's not true," he tried to argue.
"What about that one about the pawn shop?" "Really? You're going to throw around some reality show?" she asked, her face drawn and tight.
"Hey, they have a lot of good information on that show," Joseph said, his voice betraying the fact that even he did not believe what he'd just said.
Carrie stopped tapping her foot and said, "You have to be at work in the morning.
Or are you watching some stupid talk show?" "I can record it," he said without thinking.
In exasperation, she turned and headed toward the bedroom.
Joseph sighed, drank from the beer can, and began watching an infomercial.
"So this is better than what I have already?" Joseph asked the customer service representative that had called from the satellite company.
"Yes, sir," was the reply from the woman on the phone.
"This is our Plus Series 3000.
We think that you will be very satisfied with all the new features that have been built in." "And how much is this gonna cost me?" Joseph asked, knowing that there was always a catch.
"Absolutely nothing," the woman told him.
"We are running a test market before making the new Plus Series 3000 available to the general public.
We only ask that you complete a short survey online each night for one week.
After that, the unit is yours to keep." Joseph had always been suspicious of something that sounded too good to be true, but in this case...
"When could you have it installed?" The DVR Plus Series 3000 had arrived by UPS the very next day.
Joseph had a somewhat working knowledge of hooking things up to the television, and the instructions were very straightforward.
DVR Plus.
"Are you ever going to come to bed?" Joseph looked up at his wife, Carrie, and recognized the stern look on her face.
He adjusted himself in the recliner, the remote control for the television sitting in his lap, a lukewarm beer sitting on the small table beside him.
Carrie, a beautiful 30-year-old career woman, was tapping her left foot in consternation.
Her silk robe was tied tightly around her slim body.
A stray blonde hair hung down over her right eye.
"Yeah, in a little while," Joseph told her.
"Right after this program." "I swear," she replied, "I don't know what you would do without that stupid idiot box.
My God, there hasn't been anything good on that thing for 10 years." "No, that's not true," he tried to argue.
"What about that one about the pawn shop?" "Really? You're going to throw around some reality show?" she asked, her face drawn and tight.
"Hey, they have a lot of good information on that show," Joseph said, his voice betraying the fact that even he did not believe what he'd just said.
Carrie stopped tapping her foot and said, "You have to be at work in the morning.
Or are you watching some stupid talk show?" "I can record it," he said without thinking.
In exasperation, she turned and headed toward the bedroom.
Joseph sighed, drank from the beer can, and began watching an infomercial.
"So this is better than what I have already?" Joseph asked the customer service representative that had called from the satellite company.
"Yes, sir," was the reply from the woman on the phone.
"This is our Plus Series 3000.
We think that you will be very satisfied with all the new features that have been built in." "And how much is this gonna cost me?" Joseph asked, knowing that there was always a catch.
"Absolutely nothing," the woman told him.
"We are running a test market before making the new Plus Series 3000 available to the general public.
We only ask that you complete a short survey online each night for one week.
After that, the unit is yours to keep." Joseph had always been suspicious of something that sounded too good to be true, but in this case...
"When could you have it installed?" The DVR Plus Series 3000 had arrived by UPS the very next day.
Joseph had a somewhat working knowledge of hooking things up to the television, and the instructions were very straightforward.
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