Episode 6: Very Scary with Gerry McCreary - The Scooby Gang

Ep. 6: Very Scary with Gerry McCreary - The Scooby Gang

After a bit of a hiatus, Very Scary with Gerry McCreary has returned! In this episode, Gerry interviews Scooby Doo and the gang from Mystery Inc. They broke up after their last case a decade ago. What caused them to disband? And what have they been doing since? Find out in this exclusive interview.

Ep. 5, Very Scary with Gerry McCreary: Furriet's Soul Train Of Love

How do you know if your cat is possessed? What kind of supernatural creature would you have an affair with? And even if you'd never sell your soul, would you consider lending it out? These questions are asked and answered in this episode of my improv comedy talk show. Featuring Muriah Summer, Chelsea Kramer, Troy Fluhr and Eric Eric E. Farwell.
 

Ep. 4, Very Scary with Gerry McCreary: Sexy Lucky Astral Gun

What would you eat at an astral buffet? How do you calibrate a gun to shoot only supernatural creatures? What’s the best flatulence sound effect of all time? Get the answers and more on this extra bawdy episode Gerry's show (with a special tribute to Art Bell)! Featuring Eric E. Farwell, Troy Fluhr, Muriah Summer and Chelsea Kramer.
 

Ep. 3, Very Scary with Gerry McCreary: Obscure Phlegmy Time Flusher

Here's a new episode of my improv comedy podcast. In this episode, I talk to someone researching a phlegmy ghost (Chelsea Kramer), a man who travels through time via bathrooms, and a British ex-patriot who's an expert on obscure occult phenomena (Eric E. Farwell). We also hear from our show's brand new producer (Muriah Summer). Enjoy!

Ep. 1: Very Scary with Gerry McCreary - Nasty Mortimer

I've been trying to put together a comedy podcast for the last year and I finally did it. It's a parody of the old "Art Bell Coast to Coast" radio shows that used to play from midnight to dawn every weeknight. They liked to discuss conspiracies, aliens, and paranormal phenomena. Anyway, I wanted an excuse to get together more regularly with my old improv comedy buddies (in this case, Troy Fluhr, Eric Farwell and Laura Kistner), and this seemed like the perfect project. We had a lot of technical difficulties to start with (just because it was the first episode), but we ended up with a fairly listenable product, I think. So please take a listen and let me know what you think. Cheers!