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Monsters, Madness and Magic

Justin Young
Voice Acting
Horror Films
Music
Acting
Dungeons and Dragons
Werewolves
Horror Movies
Sword and Sorcery
Hollywood
Steve Valentine
Horror
Salem Witch Trials
The Evil Dead
Theater
Comic Books
Michael Ironside
The Crucible
Historical Accounts
Creativity
Spirituality

Chats with creatives supplemented with deep dives and discussions on the macabre featuring friends!

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes300Founded7 years ago
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Film InterviewsFilm HistoryTV & Film

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Latest Episodes

Join Justin as he chats with actor W. Earl Brown about spooky stories from the Land Between the Lakes, his relationship with Wes Craven, the impact of There’s Something About Mary, the legacy of Deadwood, and more!

CONNECT WITH MONSTERS, MADNESS AND... more

Join Justin as he chats with actor and former model Denise Crosby about her exit from Star Trek: The Next Generation, posing for Playboy Magazine in the late ‘70s, Pet Sematary, paranormal experiences in the Redwood Forest, and more!

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Join Justin as he chats with prolific character actor Leon Rippy about his roots in the Deep South, his experiences working with a traveling circus, tales from the set of Maximum Overdrive, adapting to the dialogue in Deadwood, filming The Patriot in... more

Join Justin as he chats with stage and screen actor Brian Dooley about filming the very first episode of Are You Afraid of the Dark?, the impact of the series, being turned away from religion as a child, the struggles of a one-man show, and more!

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Recent Guests

Denise Crosby
Actor and former model
Actress
Episode: EP#356: The Tragedy of Tasha Yar - An Interview with Denise Crosby
Leon Rippy
Prolific character actor with roots in the Deep South; involved in circus life, Deadwood, Maximum Overdrive, The Patriot, and more
Episode: EP#355: Grit and Grace - An Interview with Leon Rippy
Brian Dooley
Actor; interview guest
Episode: EP#354: Phantom of the Cab - An Interview with Brian Dooley
Kevin McNally
Prolific actor discussed in intro
Episode: EP#353: Sailing Stranger Tides - An Interview with Kevin McNally
Alan Katz
Writer and producer known for Tales from the Crypt and Bordello of Blood
Custard and Touchstone Productions
Episode: EP#352: Keeping up the Crypt - An Interview with Alan Katz
Andre Gower
Actor and creator known for Monster Squad and related projects
Actor/Producer
Episode: EP#351: Rock Until You Drop - An Interview with Andre Gower
Ethan Sabatella
Writer contributing to Walpurgis Witcheries
DMR Books
Episode: Sword and Sorcery Roundtable - Walpurgis Witcheries
Matthew Stern
Writer contributing to Walpurgis Witcheries
DMR Books
Episode: Sword and Sorcery Roundtable - Walpurgis Witcheries
Matthew Pungitore
Writer contributing to Walpurgis Witcheries
DMR Books
Episode: Sword and Sorcery Roundtable - Walpurgis Witcheries

Host

Justin
Host of the show

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 93 ratings
  • Unsung Podcast That Brings the Spotlight to Unsung Celebrities

    Justin does a great job at creating a chill atmosphere and vibe for his guests.

    Not only that he brings some underrated and wonderful people who deserve more spotlight for their works in the entertainment industry.

    Robin Shou AKA the original Liu Kang and John Butterfield the voice of the lengedary dragoon from The Legend of Dragoon himself!

    He also responds and takes suggestions and really cares about fans of the podcast! Wonderful!

    I wish I could give a thousand stars

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    j7gaffgarion
    United States2 years ago
  • Great interview podcast

    This is genuinely one of my favourite podcasts. You get your obvious horror icons of literature and film, which is great. Though the thing that makes this one of my favourite podcasts is they also get people from all sorts of mediums such as prop works, video games and music. They also get people who you wouldn’t expect to associate with the horror genre such as Karyn Parsons (fresh prince of bel air) and Daniel Stern (Home Alone) Which is really cool.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    tttyyy1243
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Pop culture examined and done well

    The catalog of these guests and the topics covered bring back a certain type of nostalgia that you will find no where else .

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jr3650sp
    United States3 years ago
  • Solid podcast that really hits with a variety of guests and topics. Make sure to take a listen! - #ODPHpod

    Podchaser
    5
    ODPH
    5 years ago
  • Take a listen

    Solid podcast that really hits with a variety of guests and topics. Make sure to take a listen! - #ODPHpod

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ODPH607
    United States5 years ago

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Fans highlight insightful industry anecdotes and the host's attentiveness to guests and fans.
Listeners praise the relaxed interview vibe and diverse guest mix, from horror icons to music and prop specialists.
The show is seen as consistently high-quality with varied guests and topics.
Audience appreciates nostalgia-driven discussions alongside practical career guidance for creatives.
Listeners note the approachable, comfortable atmosphere that makes guests open up.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

EP#356: The Tragedy of Tasha Yar - An Interview with Denise Crosby
Q: So what's the chicken and the egg with modeling and acting? Did one lead to the other or?
Denise explains modeling opened doors and provided exposure that led to acting opportunities, but she ultimately found her path in theatre and television through a combination of early relationships and chance casting.
EP#354: Phantom of the Cab - An Interview with Brian Dooley
Q: What's the horizon look like for you—any plays coming up?
He shares upcoming work including a two-hander with Colleen Murphy in Montreal and a role as a hologram in Einstein, signaling ongoing engagement with new plays and television.
EP#354: Phantom of the Cab - An Interview with Brian Dooley
Q: Has stage fright ever been an issue for you?
He describes stage fright as a constant companion rather than debilitating fear, emphasizing the need to perform despite jitters and the value of keeping a little nervous energy.
EP#354: Phantom of the Cab - An Interview with Brian Dooley
Q: All right, Brian, just to get started here, just take us back in time.
Brian talks about his early curiosity, the lure of books, the shift from sports to theater, and how early teacher encouragement steered him toward acting.
EP#352: Keeping up the Crypt - An Interview with Alan Katz
Q: Sure. But I'm just curious though, that original screenplay that got you out to Los Angeles initially, did anything ever become of that?
It became the basis for an Outer Limits episode and influenced later projects, illustrating how early ideas can seed future work.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Monsters, Madness and Magic

What is Monsters, Madness and Magic about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on in-depth conversations with filmmakers, writers, actors, and musicians who work in horror, fantasy, and macabre-inspired storytelling. Episodes mix candid career retrospectives with practical industry insights, often covering how projects come together under budget and creative constraints, the dynamics of collaboration, and the personal journeys behind distinctive genre work. A notable thread across episodes is the blend of nostalgia and craft—ranging from classic horror influences and indie production realities to discussions of music, visual art, and stage-to-screen transitions. The format frequently features roundtable-style craft discussions and guest profiles that span horror cinema, fantasy literature, and genre ... more

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Recent guests on Monsters, Madness and Magic include:

1. Denise Crosby
2. Leon Rippy
3. Brian Dooley
4. Kevin McNally
5. Alan Katz
6. Andre Gower
7. Ethan Sabatella
8. Matthew Stern

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