Jeanie and Carmen review Roger Corman's fifth Edgar Allan Poe adapted film, The Raven, from 1963 starring Vincent Price, Peter Lorre, and Boris Karloff.

Jeanie and Carmen delve back into the Science degree and discuss what narcolepsy is, what connections it has in folklore, what its history is, and what connections tie to Poe in some of his poems and stories.

Jeanie and Carmen, along with the Poe Unplugged group, discuss the middle grades fantasy book, Poe Prophecies: The Raven, by P. Anastasia. This is the first book in her series based on Edgar Allan Poe's works and life.

Jeanie and Carmen present The Six Degrees of Edgar Allan Poe's Christmas Special called Poeside Chats. Watch and listen to some of your favorite Poe people read and recite Christmas tales and poems, original works, and Poe works, both spooky and classic. Special Poe guests include (Timestamps for each guest are listed with their name):

Jason Markiewitz - 00:37

Mel Grosvenor - 11:27

Holly Knightley - 20:04

Stephen Smith - 20:04

Jeanie Smith - 31:52

Steve Boilard - 39:42

Renee Cronley - 50:15

A. A. Rubin - 54:21

Carmen Bouldin - 56:26

Gary Wyatt - 1:02

Cassondra Windwalker - 1:12

Gregory Lannom - 1:24

Dr. Jeff Thompson - 1:34

Jeanie and Carmen review the 1962 Roger Corman film, Tales of Terror, starring Vincent Price, Peter Lorre, Basil Rathbone, and Debra Paget.

Jeanie and Carmen interview author Harry Carpenter on Poe Discussions.

Within the Literature degree, Jeanie and Carmen with special guest, Holly Knightley, discuss Oscar Wilde and how he was influenced by Edgar Allan Poe.

Jeanie and Carmen, along with the Poe Unplugged group, discuss Poe's short story, The Devil in the Belfry.