My First Podcast Audiogram (and it's about werewolves!)

 Anyone who produces a podcast has (whether they admit it or not) something I call "audiogram envy" - a longing for those cool little video teasers that include a responsive sound wave graphic.

Well... I envy no longer, and that's because my very own first podcast audiogram was just released.

To celebrate the scary season, I'm in the midst of a five-part series of episodes celebrating Halloween. This week on Stephanie Hoover Has That Story, I talk about the origins of the werewolf mythology and the legends of lycanthropy.

Want a sneak peak...? Check out my one-minute audiogram teaser. And if you like the preview, be sure to watch the whole show here.

What Do Luminol and the Sam Sheppard Trial Have in Common? Glad You Asked.

Today, nearly every modern fan of fictional or true crime shows is familiar with Luminol's recognizable blue glow - but during the infamous murder trial of Dr. Sam Sheppard, it was new and sounded to the jury like something from a science fiction novel. 

In this episode of Stephanie Hoover Has That Story, I tell you about the history of Luminol, and its role in what was then called, "The Trial of the Century."

Proudly Introducing My Podcast.. "Stephanie Hoover Has That Story"

I'm so proud to unveil the first episode of my podcast, "Stephanie Hoover Has That Story."

The slogan of the show is, "Whether it's history, crime or legend - Stephanie Hoover Has That Story."

Over the next weeks, I'll be covering a variety of entertaining and interesting stories. On this first episode, I'm talking about the 1920 locked room murder of carouser and card player Joseph Elwell which spawned the creation of fictional detective Philo Vance.

If you're looking for an interesting way to spend the next 13 minutes, give it a listen.