It’s Halloweek At WDET
From Jon Moshier’s beloved annual Halloween Special to spine-tinglingly scary ghost stories from “Spooked,” join WDET for a spooktacular celebration everything scary all week long and listen now on-demand if you dare…
Join WDET for a week-long celebration of everything scary.
WDET is in the Halloween spirit offering radio programs throughout the week that combine fright and delight!
From spine-tinglingly scary ghost stories to Jon Moshier’s beloved Halloween Special, WDET has you covered all week long on-air and online.
Keep scrolling for the perfect Halloween soundtrack, scary movies to add to your queue, and ghost-stories you can listen to any time.
View the full on-air schedule below if you’re prepared to be scared:
- Weekdays 12 p.m. – 2 p.m.: CultureShift will be airing “Spooked,” first-person ghost stories from Glynn Washington and the “Snapped Judgement” team
- Friday 1:40 p.m.: Jam out to a Halloween-themed Family Dance Party on CultureShift
- Friday 8 p.m. – 10 p.m.: Enjoy a classic Jon Moshier Halloween Special featuring vintage Halloween songs and novelty clips from yesteryear
- Friday 10 p.m. – Midnight: More super scary stories from Spooked
- Saturday 4 p.m. – 6 p.m.: The regularly scheduled Modern Music will be taken over by the ghouls and goblins for the premiere of a brand new Halloween Special full moon Spooktacular show produced and hosted by the “Master of Monsters” himself, Jon Moshier
Can’t get enough of Jon Moshier’s Halloween Specials? Revisit this show from 2019:
Add these frightening films to your watchlist:
Looking for something scary to watch? Detroit Film Theatre’s longtime director Elliot Wilhelm joined CultureShift’s Ryan Patrick Hooper to share his must-watch horror movies:
“Rear Window” (1954)
“Hitchcock was so strong as a storyteller that you could visually follow the storytelling wordlessly,” says Wilhelm.
“The Sweet Smell of Success” (1957)
“It shows New York as this kind of engine where you need to be vicious to survive,” says Wilhelm of the 1957 film noir drama
“Night of the Living Dead” (1968)
“Who knew that a zombie movie would be that successful at putting their finger on the pulse of the fear and the anxiety and the despair that so many felt going on politically and morally in this country in the 1960s?” says Wilhelm. Watch “Night of the Living Dead” in its entirety here »
Get in the spooky spirit with this WDET playlist:
Listen to full episodes of “Spooked”
Not for the faint of heart “Spooked,” produced by Glynn Washington and the “Snap Judgement” team, tells first-person ghost stories that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
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