Radio Helpful Snowman

It’s a all of us, Luigi!

Mike Tyson is going through it, and maybe we’ll get blowed up by space stuff.

It’s Halloween, so we cover the rest of the Goosebumps series, all the stuff we didn’t get to. Plus, stick around for a bonus review that…WORMED its way in because I’m stupid and counted wrong.

Some choice reviews. As in I chose them. Not as in having high quality.

Micro books from the Goosebumps Haunted Library Thrillogy. Hey, they’re not THAT micro. They’re a good size.

We finally get a scary grandma in this Goosebumps version of a Choose From Many Ways to Die Adventure.

The Bone Chillers series, the only books guaranteed to change the temperature of your skeleton, leaving the rest of your body unaffected. Many resources were put towards verifying this claim. Don’t argue. It’s sciencetific.

A ghost writer ghostwrites the scariest book of all time. Unfortunately, we don’t get to read that book.

The Spinetinglers series, the books meant to tingle a certain part of your anatomy. Less dirty than it sounds.

The Are You Afraid of the Dark books series asks us if we’re afraid of the Canadian darkness.

Some little jerk gets some comeuppance in this tale of why working sucks.

This book features a rap delivered from atop a toilet. This is where this show peaks.

A contest ask What Gives YOU Goosebumps?!

Bee book? More like a B+ book!

Next stop: Horrorland. Followed by DumbLand.

We head to Pitts Landing, home of the famous Dolphins Baseball Squadron!

It’s merch time, baby! Commence the commerce!

The snowman covers RL Stine’s The Snowman.

It Watches in the Dark by Jeff Strand brings us the most likely successor to the Goosebumps throne. And hopefully the treasure room that I assume goes along with it. I’m pulling for you, Jeffy. Or Strandy. Whatever you prefer.

All of the books in the series of Bonechillers, books meant to affect the temperature of your bones. This was a serious medical problem in the 90s.