
Join your intrepid host, Vincent Midgard, as he interviews writers and filmmakers who produce works in dark literature and film, including horror, noir, gothic, as well as nonfiction and documentaries on dark subject matter.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 216 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

Boris Bacic returns to the show to discuss his new psychological horror novel, The Thing That Followed You Home.
Three years after his wife Ava dies following a trip to the Appalachians, Ethan tells himself the sleepless nights and the feeling of be... more
Jeff Strand joins The Dark Mind Podcast to discuss his new novel, Fun Times at the Bloodbath.
The book follows Margo, whose brother dies during the beta test of a video game so addictive that players stop eating, sleeping, and caring about anything ... more
In this episode, Vincent Midgard sits down with horror author Michael Boulerice to discuss his novella Inhalation.
Michael talks about writing the book as a tribute to his late father-in-law and how hospice, cancer, autonomy, and grief shaped the he... more
On this episode, philosopher and author Charlene Elsby joins the show to discuss her novel Poor Damned Souls.
The book follows a nameless narrator who works behind the glass at a payday loan business called The Money Store and lives with her partner... more
Vince is a great host and he quite clearly does his homework on the guests. Always engaging and entertaining!
Great podcast! The host, Vincent, interviews upcoming independent authors and free lance artist (non-mainstream) hustling and working hard to make it into the writing and arts world. He dives deep into their journey and what makes their minds tick when it comes to making art or writing their chilling horror stories. Inspiring.
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A probing interview series that centers on dark literature and film, featuring writers, directors, and independent creators who explore horror, gothic, noir, and psychological thrillers. Discussions often delve into craft, research, and the real-life influences behind chilling narratives—ranging from body horror and mythology to existential questions about guilt and morality. Noteworthy is the emphasis on indie creators, practical effects, and the balance between disturbing content and emotionally resonant storytelling, making it a likely hub for aspiring authors, filmmakers, and genre fans seeking behind-the-scenes insight and actionable takeaways for their own projects.
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Recent guests on The Dark Mind Podcast include:
1. Michael Boulerice
2. Charlene Elsby
3. Cleo Ballard
4. Mark Mustian
5. CJ Leede
6. Brian Sepanzyk
7. Ben Young
8. Kathleen Rhodes
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