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Mentioned in 14 episodes
Goosebumps
Book • 1992
The Goosebumps series, launched in July 1992 with the first book 'Welcome to Dead House', consists of 62 original books and numerous spin-off series.
The stories are known for their blend of horror and humor, with protagonists often finding themselves in remote or isolated locations facing supernatural or paranormal threats.
The series has spawned television series, video games, a comic series, and feature films, and has sold over 400 million copies worldwide, making it the second-best-selling book series in history after Harry Potter.
The stories are known for their blend of horror and humor, with protagonists often finding themselves in remote or isolated locations facing supernatural or paranormal threats.
The series has spawned television series, video games, a comic series, and feature films, and has sold over 400 million copies worldwide, making it the second-best-selling book series in history after Harry Potter.
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Mentioned in 14 episodes
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when discussing his father's efforts to encourage his reading habit.


Jay Shetty

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Trevor Noah ON: How to Turn Bad Experiences into Healing Experiences & Finding Calm in Chaos
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as books that she wanted to read again with new appreciation for the craft after watching R.L. Stein's masterclass.


Paula Pant

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[GREATEST HITS] James Clear: How Small Daily Actions Compound Into Life-Changing Wealth [RERUN]
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as a series he read in elementary school.


Adam Friedland

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(06-29-2016) The Eighth Episode - Cumtown (8)
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, who read the Goosebumps book series as a child.

Hazel Cills

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Redefining the Halloween canon
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as one of the books Nikki's mother would buy for her, fostering a love for reading.

Ash

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The Unsolved Death Stephanie Wasilishin
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, who decided to reread the series after watching R.L. Stein's Masterclass on writing.


Paula Pant

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Q&A: Can You Open an IRA for Someone Else's Kid? (And Should You?)
Mentioned by Paula as she has been watching R.L. Stine's class on Masterclass to better understand his writing technique.

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Q&A: We Just Had a Baby and Lost Half Our Income
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as a book series she enjoys rereading.


Paula Pant

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How To Tell Your Boss You Want to Retire Often (SB1728)
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as the name of the book series written by R.L. Stine.

Sara Kiley Watson

Annie Colbert

Check it out: 'Ask Us Anything' from Popular Science. On this episode, GOOSEBUMPS
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when recalling books he used to read.


Juan Rivera

Pasadena Recap 2025
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as a book series he used to read.


Juan Rivera

Pasadena Recap 2025
Recommended by 

, who enjoyed the Goosebumps books and TV show with her brother growing up.


Anna North

Sleepaway camp's nostalgia economy
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to compare with similar books and tv shows of his youth.


Sean Fennessey

The 10 Best Horror Movies of 2025 and ‘Black Phone 2’
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when recalling childhood memories and Halloween costumes.

Liam Cullagh

More Tricks Than Treats
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when discussing examples of spooky and macabre themes that have transcended time in pop culture.


Betty

How to Lead Life YOUR Way w/ Betty, Co-Founder of Deadfellaz
Mentioned by Sam when describing a weird 'Goosebumps' book.

ARCHITECTS ALBUM REVIEW, BAD OMENS & COREY TAYLOR TEAM UP, SUMMER OF LOUD TOUR | SOTS Podcast 3/3/25
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as a musical with an autographed copy of the cast recording.

Caldwell Tanner

Tortle Tank: Welcome to Flipper's
Mentioned by Jonathan Cormer as a childhood favorite that helped him explore the unknown and cope with fears.

Kooky Spooky Countdown: Elise Parisian (Unspookable) interviews Adam Gidwitz (Grimm, Grimmer, Grimmest)
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as a book series she read as a child, comparing it to "Twilight Zone".


Hazel Sills

Halloween Songs
Mentioned by Brooklyn in the context of a childhood friend's crime, contrasting it with stealing the book.

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