Ghosts Of The Internet 2019: An Hour Of Spooky And Silly Halloween Listening! [Audio] - My Word with Douglas E. Welch

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Ghosts Of The Internet 2019: An Hour Of Spooky And Silly Halloween Listening! [Audio]

October 30th, 2019 dewelch

This year’s Ghosts of the Internet live reading from our friends at Eclipse-1 Media is now available.

Give it a listen and you’ll hear both Douglas and Rosanne pop up here and there.

It is an hour of spooky and silly fun for your Halloween enjoyment!

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