#243 - Interview with podcaster Ashe Woodward

Horror author and high school teacher Ashe Woodward. Joins the pod for a brilliant, genre-loving ride through indie film. The writing trauma, and the power of monsters. We talked about why horror is having a renaissance. How creepy stories help kids process real-life fears. Seeing how the horror genre remains one of the most inclusive, and creative outlets. Also, emotionally honest spaces in storytelling.

Ashe breaks down the problem with glossed-over cinema. The joys of Canadian horror community. Why practical effects and campy weirdos still matter. From Deadpool to The Handmaid’s Tale. It’s a deep, funny, and heartfelt conversation. About how scary stories can save us, and why some of the best art comes out of the strangest places.

Where to Find the Guest

🌐 Website: https://ashewoodward.com

🎧 Work: The Spooky Scholars Podcast and That’s So Morbid available on major platforms:

https://open.spotify.com/show/1VqKYyRtmnuV3hglC8SPjp

📲 Social: Follow Ashe @spooky.scholars

And of course, you can find all the links for L.I.T.G, and where to listen at:

👉 www.linktr.ee/lostinthegroove