Oct. 28, 2021

Episode 56 - Beyond the Grave: Cemetery Wanderings with Edgar Allan Poe

Episode 56 - Beyond the Grave: Cemetery Wanderings with Edgar Allan Poe
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Join Jennie and Dianne for this very special Halloween edition of the ordinary extraordinary cemetery podcast. Grab your favorite warm beverage, turn the lights down low, and curl up with a cozy blanket as we wander through the cemetery to meet some of Edgar Allan Poe's most scrupulous characters. The five stories shared in this episode are performed by phenomenally talented actors who performed these stories live at Evergreen Cemetery in Colorado Springs on October 8, 2021 in order to help raise funds for the preservation of the cemetery. Thanks to the power of modern technology we can share their interpretations of these classic tales with all of you. Happy halloween!

Thank you so much to all the actors who lent their time and talent to interpret these stories. The actors are, in order of tales told:

1. The Black Cat told by Scott Hasbrouck
2. The Tale-Tell Heart told by Kimberly Douglas
3. The Masque of the Red Death told by
      Holly Haverkorn
4. The Cask of Amontillado told by 
     Jennie Johnson
5. The Raven told by Taylor Geiman