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Ally Walker Take a walk with me down Fascination Street, as I get to know Ally Walker. Ally is a veteran actress who you know from such amazing television shows as: Sons of Anarchy, Longmire, Profiler, and many more. You also know her from hit films like: Universal Soldier, Singles, & Kazaam. In this episode, we chat about all of these projects, plus some of her other works. I even get her to tell me some ghost stories from Santa Fe! Finally, we really dig into her new book. The Light Runner is the first in The Realities Series and is Ally's first ever novel. She has written screenplays and scripts, but never a novel! The book is a murder mystery of sorts, but with psychiatric themes, plus paranormal, and time elements. I won't spoil it, but I will say that I really, really enjoyed this book. I reached out to a couple of her actor friends who wrote blurbs for the book, and I read their responses to her. One of them is even a previous guest of the show! Ally was a blast to speak with, and she even got me to spill a secret that I have never shared on the show, or in most of my real life. You can get this book everywhere books are available and even get a personalized copy from her website. Follow Ally on all the socials, and BUY THIS BOOK!

Devil in Silver, the latest installment of the supernatural anthology series The Terror, delves into a chilling narrative centered around a dilapidated psychiatric hospital. The story follows Pepper (Dan Stevens), a man wrongfully incarcerated after a violent altercation, as he navigates a facility plagued by underfunding and understaffing. The plot intertwines real-life horrors of outdated medical practices with the supernatural elements of a malevolent spirit haunting the patients. Characters like Dorry (Judith Light), a long-term resident subjected to patriarchal mistreatment, and Kofi (Chinaza Uche), a former structural engineer dependent on medication, highlight systemic failures within mental healthcare. The series critiques both individual mental instability and institutional neglect, using jump scares and grotesque imagery to underscore its themes. While the horror elements are conventional, the deeper exploration of societal issues—such as racial prejudice and misogyny in medical systems—offers a more unsettling critique than the supernatural tropes. The narrative also examines the cyclical nature of systemic entrapment, as seen in Pepper’s struggle with guilt and redemption. Ultimately, the show balances fictional horror with stark realism, making it a poignant commentary on contemporary mental health crises.

A somber piece of news has emerged concerning Bobo Baldé, a name many Celtic fans know well. The former Hoops defender, who played over 160 games for the

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