Short Bites: A Stephen King Podcast

Short Bites: A Stephen King Podcast
Podcast Description
Jason, a blue-collar worker and long-time Stephen King fan, talks to people smarter than him about Sai King’s shorter works. He and his guests go through the collected works, including novellas, in chronological order of the collected works. There will be many laughs, gushing, criticisms, and Kingly discussions.
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Episodes focus on Stephen King's short stories and novellas, exploring themes of horror, suspense, and character development. Specific episodes discuss works like 'Night Shift' and delve into both triumphs and criticisms of the stories, with a mix of light-hearted conversation and serious literary critique.

Jason, a blue-collar worker and long-time Stephen King fan, talks to people smarter than him about Sai King’s shorter works. He and his guests go through the collected works, including novellas, in chronological order of the collected works. There will be many laughs, gushing, criticisms, and Kingly discussions.
Today I invite my friends Syn (from Syn’s Book Nook on YouTube), Jen (from Literary Love 123 on youTube) and writer Michael Schutz. We discuss Jerusalem’s Lot, the first short story in Stephen King’s collection Night Shift.
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