
Andy Bush and Dave Lawrence are joined each week by a special guest who brings with them three terrors from their childhoods that 'scarred' them for life.
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 102 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmSociety & Culture | |||

It's time for another Scarred for Life Mailbag! Andy Bush and David Lawrence dive into listeners' memories of terrifying roller coasters, creepy video game glitches, spiral staircases, unsettling TV moments, and childhood books that left lasting scar... more
This week on Scarred For Life, Andy and Dave are joined by writer, director and producer Alexander J. Newall, the founder of Rusty Quill and the creative force behind the hugely successful horror podcast The Magnus Archives.
Alex explains how a chil... more
In this special episode of Scarred for Life, Andy Bush, Dave Lawrence and returning guest Lizzie Hopley explore some of the most terrifying mothers in film and television. From Psycho and Carrie to The X-Files, The Sopranos and beyond, the trio discu... more
This week on Scarred For Life, Andy and Dave are joined by actor and sci-fi icon Sarah Douglas.
Best known as the fearsome Ursa in the classic Superman films, Sarah looks back on a remarkable career that has taken her from the Royal Shakespeare Thea... more
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I’ve just relistened to the Michael Sheen episode and was reminded about how rude and rushed the ending is. How can they run out of time? Just edit it surely? Poor Michael Sheen.
Plenty of new horrors to look up on the internet now!
👍Absolutely wonderful and genuinely hilarious. More like this,please.🥰
They’ve had some decent guests.
👍More nostalgia,please.
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This show's format centers on personal scar moments from guests, explored through conversations that blend nostalgia, horror, and pop culture. Episodes often feature actors, writers, broadcasters, and horror enthusiasts who share memories from childhood that shaped their creativity, with deep dives into film, TV, games, and music from the 70s–90s. A notable rhythm runs from intimate, personal memories to broader cultural analysis, with a relaxed, banter-rich host dynamic and occasional behind-the-scenes storytelling. The show is likely to appeal to listeners who enjoy retro media, horror cinema, and candid career anecdotes, and stands out for its club-like community, approachable hosts, and a knack for connecting fear with creativity; guest... more
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Recent guests on Scarred For Life include:
1. Alexander J. Newall
2. Sarah Douglas
3. Patton Oswalt
4. Suzie Preece
5. Olly Smith
6. Nick Briggs
7. Geoff Lloyd
8. Catriona Ward
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