The PBS | NPR Forum Network features Talking Heads Series

The PBS|NPR Forum Network has recently added a new series of curated talks around Halloween and Historical Events. The Talking Heads series is home to some of the Forum Network’s best public talks, lectures and stories about ghosts, witches, villains, scandal and mayhem.

Join Actresses Dee Wallace, Kristina Klebe, Danielle Harris, Scout Taylor, and Eileen Deitz discussing the filming process of Rob Zombie’s Halloween movies and why they won’t scream on command. Listen as the legendary Director George A. Romero discusses how he came to creating the film Night Of The Living Dead and why he thinks his “zombies” aren’t really zombies. Hear Director and Horror Novel Writer Guillermo del Toro discuss The Fall, the 2nd installment I the Strain Trilogy, a series about vampires taking over New York City.

Other notable discussions within the series cover historic events around the Salem Witch Trials, The Boston Strangler, the murder trial of Lizzie Borden, and what mummies tell us. The Man Who Wrote Frankenstein, a podcast included in the series, exposes us to the real author of Frankenstein, and how Mary Shelley became the noted author.

These are just a few of the many talks that can be found in the Talking Heads series, all free to view at any time. Additionally, all content within the series is embeddable and can live on your own websites. Visit the Talking Heads series at: http://forum-network.org/series/ghostly-galleons-series .



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About the PBS|NPR Forum Network
The PBS|NPR Forum Network is a public media service that offers free video lectures from the world’s leading educators, artists, leaders, authors, and other big thinkers, intending to bring a diverse range of perspectives on both local and global issues to audiences around the world. Find more information at http://forum-network.org.

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