Tuck in With MacTavish

S1E3: Baring-Gould - The 9:30 Up-Train

The 9:30 Up-Train by Sabine Baring-Gould was first published in the British Literary magazine ‘Once a Week’ in their 1863 edition. So Tuck In and enjoy as we play out this classic tale of a man on a quest to track down a local ghostly phenomenon.Visit our website for more at https://www.leewardmultimediagroup.comJoin our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/LeewardMultimedia

S1E2: Ainsworth - The Spectre Bride

The Spectre Bride is a short tale by William Harrison Ainsworth, who was purportedly only sixteen years of age when penned. This story was first published in 'The European Magazine' in 1821 under the name 'The Baron's Bridal.' So tuck in, and enjoy this tale presented by Tuck in With MacTavish, as a young woman falls for a very wrong bridegroom!Visit our website for more at https://www.leewardmultimediagroup.comJoin our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/LeewardMultimedia

S1E1: H.P. Lovecraft - Dagon

Dagon, a short story by noted author H. P. Lovecraft, was purportedly written in 1917 but was first published in the 1919 edition of The Vagrant (issue 11). So tuck in, and enjoy this tale presented by Tuck in With MacTavish, of an officer during World War I, as he relates an incident as only a tortured, morphine-addicted man can…Visit our website for more at https://www.leewardmultimediagroup.comJoin our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/LeewardMultimedia

Introducing Tuck in With MacTavish

Leeward Podcast Productions proudly presents Tuck in With MacTavish. However, we need to level with you folks. We signed the renowned reclusive ghostwriter, J.B. MacTavish to present his favorite spine-tingling tales and scary short stories for your bedtime pleasure. Unfortunately, right before the show was about to start recording, the man has gone missing and it seems something evil is afoot. Rest assured, we will keep you updated and we will not rest until our man is safely back in the studio. In the meantime, the show must go on. So join our temporary host, Nathaniel, weekly as he presents a new short from our favorite authors, both new and classic, likely to give you cause to sleep with one eye open. If you dare, slip under the sheets and find Tuck in With MacTavish on Apple Podcasts, Google, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts today.