Monster Kid Playground
Monster Kid Playground
Podcast Description
Monster Kid Playground is your ultimate refuge for all things creepy, nostalgic, and monstrous! Hosted by John Faust, this podcast dives into classic monsters, horror films, TV shows, and toy collecting. Each episode celebrates iconic creatures, Halloween nostalgia, and vintage collectibles, offering a fun blend of analysis and nostalgia. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the genre, Monster Kid Playground is the perfect place to indulge your love for the spooky and strange. Join the playground—where the monsters are always welcome!
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes such as classic horror cinema, iconic monster lore, vintage toy collections, and Halloween nostalgia. Episodes often feature topics like the cultural impact of horror hosts, behind-the-scenes stories from memorable horror shows, and collectible toys centered around beloved franchises, with examples including deep dives into the public domain's role in horror filmmaking and interviews with renowned horror hosts.
Monster Kid Playground is your ultimate refuge for all things creepy, nostalgic, and monstrous! Hosted by John Faust, this podcast dives into classic monsters, horror films, TV shows, and toy collecting. Each episode celebrates iconic creatures, Halloween nostalgia, and vintage collectibles, offering a fun blend of analysis and nostalgia. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the genre, Monster Kid Playground is the perfect place to indulge your love for the spooky and strange. Join the playground—where the monsters are always welcome!
🎙️ Monster Kid Playground | Hosted by John Faust (aka Danvers of Demented Features)
Episode: Patti Neff Tiven — Theatre, Horror, and Road Trips
In this episode, John is joined by longtime theatre collaborator Patti Neff Tiven for a wide-ranging conversation about their work with Weird City Theatre Company, their early influences on stage and screen, and, of course, their shared love of horror movies.
Recorded during a road trip outside Austin, Texas — with a pit stop at Hooper’s Restaurant, famously known as the house from The Texas Chain Saw Massacre — it’s a lively, nostalgic ride through theatre, horror history, and true Monster Kid spirit.
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