
Welcome to the basement of the Derry Civic Center. Pay no mind to the strange sounds coming from behind the Unfound Door. It’s just your ka-tet, who are here to provide you with a variety of perspectives on Stephen King’s work – ranging from the comfortably familiar to the frighteningly fanatic. Derry Public Radio is here to keep you up-to-date with all that’s happening in Derry, Maine and “beyond... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 289 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Josh is back with another interview episode as Paternity Leave comes to a close! Caroline Bicks is an internationally recognized Shakespeare scholar, the inaugural Stephen E. King Chair in Literature at the University of Maine, a contributor to The N... more
With Josh’s Paternity Leave in full swing, we’ve decided to revisit all of the short stories in “Everything’s Eventual” in chronological order now that we’ve put the book to rest. Derry Public Radio presents our second “Book Club Edition” of our cov... more
With Josh’s Paternity Leave in full swing, we’ve decided to revisit all of the short stories in “Everything’s Eventual” in chronological order now that we’ve put the book to rest. Derry Public Radio presents our second “Book Club Edition” of our cov... more
With Josh’s Paternity Leave in full swing, we’ve decided to revisit all of the short stories in “Everything’s Eventual” in chronological order now that we’ve put the book to rest. Derry Public Radio presents our second “Book Club Edition” of our cov... more
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First, the show is a great listen. I love catching episodes as I read the book. It’s a great reminder of things read, universe connections, and very fun. In listening to some of the older podcast, the conversation turned too political to a point I had to fast forward 30 minutes. This is not every episode but it does occur time to time. Regardless of political leaning, I read to escape the political landscape. Keep up the great podcast, but I will be stepping back.
I’m coming for the porcelain throne!!! No excuses!
Never met an archipelago I couldn’t conquer! Sorry, I’m just getting sleepy. Where’s my sbarro hat?
Great podcast…and CM Alexander’s voice is gorgeousness and gorgeosity itself 😺
This was the first Stephen King podcast I searched for, and I haven’t moved on, because it’s exactly what I was looking for - engaging, entertaining hosts who’ve grown up on these books, having smart, funny conversations about the books I grew up on a generation before.
Still fun if you haven’t read the books, or have no memory of them like me within Insomnia - bought it when it was released, read it, held onto the hardback for several moves… the three episodes did ring a couple bells, but fo... more
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A discussion-forward, fan-leaning show that treats Stephen King's works as living conversations. Episodes blend in-depth literary analysis with humor, personal anecdotes, and enthusiastic debates about endings, character psychology, and genre-blink connections to the broader King universe. Listeners likely appreciate thorough discourse, banter, and a community feel, with brackets, live reads, and cross-media references enriching the experience. A notable strength is the trio's chemistry and willingness to explore difficult topics with a mix of criticism and affection, making it engaging for devoted King readers and pop-culture enthusiasts alike.
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Recent guests on Derry Public Radio include:
1. Ian Klink
2. Benjamin Percy
3. Max Blaska
4. Anthony Northrup
5. Paul Inman
6. Colleen Duvall
7. Mark-Eugene Garcia
8. Andy Abrams
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