People with my literary tastes probably already know the wonderful YouTube channel HorrorBabble, that has been producing fine readings of all kinds of older (and some new) weird and horror fiction. There's the typical assortment of Lovecraft, Howard, Smith and James, of course, but the story selection often goes into less obvious and very interesting directions, with writers like Bloch or Sologub, or some really obscure pulp writers.
The only downside for me until now was the awkwardness of YouTube for pure audio formats. So I'm clearly the core audience for HorrorBabble's new podcast that does the same thing but in a more convenient manner.
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