I talk to voice talent and host of Weird Darkness - Darren Marler - about his love of the scary and supernatural, how he enjoys telling scary stories and much more. What is Darren's favorite supernatural story? How does he reconcile his faith with his pursuit of scary story telling? Has he had an experience of his own? Find out during our conversation about all things paranormal. Darren Marler is the voice of the paranormal and a familiar voice talent to anyone who likes paranormal podcasts and videos. He is also the voice talent behind many of my own audiobooks. A born again christian, Darren loves narrating scary stories and acting the role of scary Santa at Xmas and a whole lot more. Darren Marlar lived in the Kansas City area for the majority of his childhood and teen years, and calls Olathe, Kansas his hometown. From elementary school onward he found himself entertaining people in some way or another. Acting on stage, singing in a variety of choral groups, being the front-man for rock bands, or as a soloist for competition and in churches, getting involved in community theater, and eventually discovering radio in 1990, in which he has worked full-time up to today. In 1995, Darren married his bride, Robin, and they are still very happily married. In 2004 Darren moved to the Rockford, Illinois area (northwest suburb of Chicago) and along with radio and acting in television and film, he also stepped into stand-up comedy (which he has since retired from). Along with radio and acting, Darren Marlar is well-known as a professional full-time voice over artist. He has been providing quality audio recordings to clients around the world. If his voice sounds familiar, it is due to having voiced thousands of radio commercials, TV spots, movie trailers, videos, podcasts, audiobooks, corporate presentations, phone prompts, audio theater projects, video games, and more! Along with the awards he has won above through the Weird Darkness podcast, Darren Marlar was also awarded the “Excellence in Broadcasting Award” in 2014 by the Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters for his commercial voiceover work, and is still in high demand. To find out more please visit his website at www.weirddarkness.com