6:66 with Michael Arnzen

By: Michael Arnzen
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  • Summary

  • Commute to hell each week in this gleefully deranged podcast by Bram Stoker Award-winning horror writer Michael Arnzen (gorelets.com). Often unscripted, always unhinged, 6:66 features the author's twisted thinkpieces, poetic little "gorelets," strange sounds and more in precisely 6 minutes and 66 seconds.
    2024
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Episodes
  • EP 3 | The Puking Pumpkin | 6:66 w/Michael Arnzen | 10.27.2024

    EP 3 | The Puking Pumpkin | 6:66 w/Michael Arnzen | 10.27.2024
    Oct 27 2024

    The Halloween episode of 6m66s features our first "backmasked message" contest (deadline Nov 4th midnight), a graphic novel treat from comedy writer and artist Eric Hoffman, and a new Arnzen "gorelets" poem, "The Puking Pumpkin"! Visit 6m66s.com for comments and subscriptions on your favorite podcast platform.

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    7 mins
  • EP 2 | The Balloon Score | 6:66 w/Michael Arnzen | 10.15.2024

    EP 2 | The Balloon Score | 6:66 w/Michael Arnzen | 10.15.2024
    Oct 15 2024

    Arnzen leaks news about "The Balloon" -- a new short horror film he wrote -- and features a disturbing excerpt from the musical score by Ayca Akin.

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    7 mins
  • EP 1 | Good Evening | 6:66 w/Michael Arnzen | 10.07.2024

    EP 1 | Good Evening | 6:66 w/Michael Arnzen | 10.07.2024
    Oct 8 2024

    In the premeire episode, Arnzen discusses what to expect from the 6:66 podcast, and invites listeners to celebrate National Dark Poetry Day. He shares a new horror poem called "The Truth About Eve" -- and then digs up some more secret truths about her.

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    7 mins

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