Blood And Hail: A Novel-Cast

Blood and Hail: A Novelcast Written by J.D. Bricker Read by Johnny Winjoe Art Design by Will E. Styles "War Of Kings" composed by Jeff Van Dyck email us at: jessandchadb4@gmail.com

HOLY RECLUSIVE GHOSTS!!!! The author of such brilliant novels as "The Montana Escape". "Curbside Stickup", and, of course, the Novelcast "Blood and Hail", guest hosts this very special episode of "Johnny Winjoe's Porch Of Horrors." J.D. and Johnny share some very scary stories and absolutely pump the hell out of "Blood and Hail" in a promotional sense. Listen to "Blood and Hail" here" https://www.buzzsprout.com/544780

In a callback to episode two of "Hittin' The Bricks!", Johnny Winjoe reads a delightful, award winning, story that Jessica wrote when she was nine years old. She later got it signed by none other than J.D. Bricker. Feel free to Email us your comments and questions at jessandchadb4@gmail.com.

On this episode of Hittin' The Bricks!, Johnny Winjoe is joined by Caitlin Morris, the world's foremost J.D. Bricker scholar. Caitlin and Johnny talk about the Bricker canon (including the Novelcast Blood and Hail) and some of Caitlin's more controversial investigative techniques. Please send us emails at: jessandchadb4@gmail.com

Blood and Hail: A Novelcast Written by J.D. Bricker Read by Johnny Winjoe Art Design by Will E. Styles "War Of Kings" composed by Jeff Van Dyck email us at jessandchadb4@gmail.com

Jessica joins Johnny to have an in depth discussion about the scintillating second part of Blood and Hail. They also discuss the online yoga class they're taking.

Blood and Hail: A Novelcast Written by J.D. Bricker Read by Johnny Winjoe Art Design by Will E. Styles "War Of Kings" composed by Jeff Van Dyck email us at jessandchadb4@gmail.com

Welcome to the very first episode of Hittin' The Bricks!; an in depth discussion about Blood and Hail, the new Novelcast by J.D. Bricker. On this episode, host Johnny Winjoe interviews comedian and writer Jane Mitchell.

Blood And Hail: A Novelcast. Written by J.D. Bricker Read by Johnny Winjoe Art Design by Will E. Styles "War of Kings" composed by Jeff Van Dyck email us at jessandchadb4@gmail.com

COMING SOON TO THE JESSICA AND CHAD BEFORE DARK PODCAST CHANNEL

It's been a while since Jessica and Chad chatted on a podcast and they each have surprising news. Jessica's is considerably more surprising.

Producer Chad was going through some storage boxes and he found a video tape filled with old episodes of The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. He watched the tape and one of the guests was none other than Johnny Winjoe! This very special podcast is the audio from that appearance.

Jessica and Johnny record some audio in the hopes that it will help Chad's insomnia.

In this groundbreaking episode, Johnny Winjoe sits in his car and narrates the goings on in his neighborhood on a rainy afternoon.

Johnny Winjoe shares recent, specific, events that coalesce into a story.

Johnny Winjoe covers a whole bunch of stuff in just under seven minutes. Bless him.

Jessica and Chad have a brief, but lively, conversation about how they're doing given all of the things. Also, Jessica can't stop inadvertently thinking of great t-shirt slogans and Chad is excited about carbs.

Mr. Winjoe does his very best to help remind people to wash their hands to combat the spread of Coronavirus. The song "April and May" was written by Johnny Winjoe, Jessica Lohafer, and Chad Lind. For more detailed info on the virus: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/index.html Everyone here at Conversation Happens hopes you and your loved ones are healthy and safe.

Johnny reads a listener email while bacon is prepared.

Jessica and Chad look back at the first season of JACBD and set some goals for the second season. Also, Jessica makes a very strong case for the show eventually becoming the official podcast of Magic Mike Live and Chad gets on his Podcast Soapbox and (remarkably) makes it back down without twisting his ankle. Before all of that, two people try to work out the logistics for standing in line for an event. During his Podcast Soapbox "moment", Chad mentions the wonderful work of Caroline Crampton. Here's a link to her webpage (check it out!): http://shedunnitshow.com/