This episode is written by Laura Buchholz. Laura wrote for A Prairie Home Companion, with Garrison Keillor from 2003-2013. She is currently a freelance contributor to Reductress and Volume One. She has produced and hosted Story Slams in St. Paul for The Moth, and has written and performed in several Fringe shows in Minneapolis and New York City.

In "Cornfield of Love," a special cornfield serves as a hiding place and clearinghouse for people no officially in a relationship.

Oddly Enough- Cornfield of Love

This episode is written by the talented Deb Peterson. She writes long and short works of speculative fiction. As Delaney Green, she has written half of a six-book historical fantasy series about Jem Connolly, an 18th-century girl who apprentices with London physician, studies with Benjamin Franklin, and simmers with inherited magic. Her short fiction has appeared online and in journals and has been anthologized in Barstow & Grand; Bouchercon 2014: Murder at the Beach; and Passages: Best of NewMyths. 

In "Go the Extra Mile," a couple en route to the hospital takes an unexpected detour.

Oddly Enough- Go The Extra Mile

This episode is written by the talented Jim Jeffries and Jane Marie. Jane and Jim Jeffries have been writing plays together since 1995- and they are still married. They have published 19 plays, to date, with various publishers. They also sell madrigal dinner scripts online. Their scripts have been performed in 49 states (that one holdout is really bugging them) and internationally in countries such as Canada, Germany, Croatia, Japan, Qatar, and Guatemala. One play was even pirated in Thailand.

In "Memory Root and Bough," when regret is more powerful than hope, the present can be sacrificed for the past.

Oddly Enough- Memory, Root, and Bough

This episode was written by the talented BJ Hollars. BJ is the author of several books, most recently "Midwestern Strange: Hunting Monsters, Martians and the Weird in Flyover Country." He is also a co-writer for the 2018 radio drama Ben in the River, and the founder and executive director of the Chippewa Valley Writers Guild. An associate professor of English at the University of Wisconsin- Eau Claire, he lives a simple existence with his wife, their children, and their dog.

In "The Legend of Gassy Gus," ten years after a summer camp tragedy, the next generation of campers find themselves combating the horrors of a legend turned true.

Oddly Enough- The Legend of Gassy Gus

This episode was written by the talented Deb Peterson. Deb writes long and short works of speculative fiction. As Delaney Green, she has written half of a six-book historical fantasy series about Jem Connolly, and 18th century girl who apprentices with a London physician, studies with Benjamin Franklin, and simmers with inherited magic. Her short fiction has appeared online and in journals and has been anthologized in Barstow & Grand; Bouchercon 2014: Murder at the Beach; and Passages: Bes of NewMyths.

in "The Colony," the last two survivors of a colony desperately try to escape before unseen forces destroy them.

Oddly Enough- The Colony

This episode was written by the talented Laura Buchholz. Laura wrote for A Prairie Home Companion, with Garrison Keillor from 2003-2013. She is currently a freelance contributor to Reductress and Volume One. She has produced and hosted Story Slams in St. Paul for The Moth, and has written and performed in several Fringe shows in Minneapolis and New York City.

In "Civil Dialogue," good people discuss what to do about an alien attack.

Oddly Enough- Civil Dialouge

This episode is written by the talented Deb Peterson. She writes long and short works of speculative fiction. As Delaney Green, she has written half of a six-book historical fantasy series about Jem Connolly, an 18th-century girl who apprentices with London physician, studies with Benjamin Franklin, and simmers with inherited magic. Her short fiction has appeared online and in journals and has been anthologized in Barstow & Grand; Bouchercon 2014: Murder at the Beach; and Passages: Best of NewMyths.

In "Hold Your Nose and Make a Wish," a pot found on an archaeological dig surprises the man who takes it home.

Oddly Enough- Hold Your Nose and Make a Wish

This episode was written by the talented Jim Jeffries and Jane Marie. jane and Jim Jeffries have been writing plays together since 1995—and they are still married. They have published 19 plays, to date, with various publishers. They also sell madrigal dinner scripts online at www.madrigaldinners.com. Their scripts have been performed in 49 states (that one holdout is really bugging them) and internationally in countries such as Canada, Germany, Croatia, Japan, Qatar, and Guatemala. One play was even pirated in Thailand.

In "Wrong Number," a wrong number answered at the right time can be a message that is dead-on.

Oddly Enough- Wrong Number

This episode was written by the talented BJ Hollars. He is the author of several books, most recently Midwestern Strange: Hunting Monsters, Martians and the Weird in Flyover Country. He is also a co-writer for the 2018 radio drama Bend in the River, and the founder and executive director of the Chippewa Valley Writers Guild. An associate professor of English at the University of Wisconsin- Eau Claire. He lives a simple existence with his wife, their children, and their dog.

In "The Tinkerer" in the aftermath of his wife's death, Clarence discovers an unexpected-and otherworldly- visitor in his backyard workshop.

Oddly Enough- The Tinkerer

This episode was written by the talented Laura Buchholz. Laura wrote for A Prairie Home Companion with Garrison Keillor from 2003-2013. She is currently a freelance contributor to Reductress and Volume One. She has produced and hosted Story Slams in St.Paul for The Moth, and has written and performed in several Fringe shows in Minneapolis and New York City.

In "7 Inches of Snow," when the snow falls, children disappear. A small-town legend may be to blame.

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