9/24/22

FALL IS HERE AND SO ARE SPOOKY STORIES!

 "The Ghost Teller" will be in Bristow, Oct. 21, 2022 for a program at the Library from 4-5 p.m. 

Marilyn A. Hudson will also be sharing stories in Stroud on Thurs. Oct. 27 for two sessions of a Halloween event at the United Methodist Church, in partnership with Storytelling At Stroud.  Family friendly event 6:6:45 and at 7:00 to 7:45 a program for adults and teens only. 


10/3/19

Oct. 12, 12-1, Oklahoma City Downtown Library, Paranormal Fest

I will be on hand on the 4th floor. Visit their website and sign up for my program. I will be sharing spooky stories!

1/19/14

2014 Looms

I am looking forward to scheduling some spooktacular storytelling events this coming Fall 2014.  As always dates fill up so fast!  I am hoping to be with the wonderful Overholser Mansion people again this year; they had some wonderful ideas they shared on my 2013 October Stories season!  In addition, some scary walking tours and other events are in the works.

Libraries or schools interested in a visit from  "The Ghost Teller"  contact soon to discuss details and possibilities!

10/20/11

GHOST TELLER, 3RD YEAR AT OVERHOLSER MANSION, OKC


NORMAN AUTHOR  AND STORYTELLER SCARES UP A GOOD TIME
Norman author and storyteller, Marilyn A. Hudson, will be performing for a third year at the historic Overholser Mansion in Oklahoma City on October 27, 28 for “Scary Stories and Twilight Tours.”   The program will feature two story sessions, at 7p.m. and at 8 p.m., each followed by a museum staff led tour of the mansion built in 1903. 

Marilyn A. Hudson is co-author of the recently released paranormal suspense novel, The Mound,  set in a fictional eastern Oklahoma community.   She is also author of a collection of chilling tales, The Bones of Summer, a historical look at some strange deaths along Oklahoma railroads from 1900 to 1920, When Death Rode the Rails,  a collection of historic tales of early Oklahoma City, Tales of Hell’s Half Acre, and a commentary on women and the Bible, Those Pesky Verses of Paul.

Hudson has been active as a storyteller for over ten years  in Oklahoma and is a member of the  Oklahoma Territory Tellers, the Tejas Storytelling association, and the  Network Storytellers Network.

8/30/11

GHOST TELLER, SHAWNEE MALL, OCT. 15 , 2 PM

Fresh Eire Design,  Use by Permission.
A special story session for children.

3rd Year at the Overholser

Catch the GHOST TELLER for a third year at the lovely Overholser Mansion, Oct. 27, 28.   Once again, two shows per night, followed by a docent led tour of the mansion.

10/30/10

Thanks Overholser Mansion!




The 2nd Annual "Scary Tales & Twlight Tours" has wrapped up with the Friday night series. Saturday night has been cancelled due to trick-or-treat schedules. The two performances each night were filled and most were first time visitors to the 1903 mansion.


The Ghost Teller enjoyed herself, the manager, staff and volunteers were (as always) wonderful, and the lovely lady of historic Oklahoma City homes was her magnificent self. She seems to enjoy once more basking in the warm glow of lighted chandeliers and many visitors in a house which once welcomed guests on a weekly basis. The echo of those parties and that joyful time seems to dance around each room, glide down the staircase, and whirl around the halls.


The Ghost Teller aka Marilyn A. Hudson was delighted be once more part of raising community awareness and support for this historic gem. Individuals are encouraged to join the Preservation Oklahoma to help save this, and other, important historic locations. They are all part of strange, wonderful , and Mystorical history.
The Ghost Teller encourages all to be well and truly "Haunted by History"....




10/27/10

OVERHOLSER CHILLS AND THRILLS -updated

The time is approaching....Friday Oct. 29
Show-tours begin at 7pm and 8pm. Call for reservations. Space is limited.


SCARY TALES AND TWILIGHT TOURS AT THE OVERHOLSER MANSION.
Hear storyteller Marilyn A. Hudson, aka 'The Oklahoma Ghost Teller", share spooky tales and legends drawn from Oklahoma's forgotten history, legends, and her own imagination.
Wed., Oct. 27
Thurs., Oct. 28
Fri., Oct. 29


Two program choices per evening at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. Then guests are given a twilight tour of the mansion.

MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY as space is limited
Call 525-5325 to RSVP

Admission:
Approx. $10.00 for Adults / $5.00 for children (exact amount not yet announced)

Overholser Mansion is located at 405 NW 15th Street Oklahoma City, OK 73103

Note: Event may not be suitable for younger children

GHOST TELLER HAS FANS


After a delightful evening of stories, two gentleman wanted their picture taken with "The Ghost Teller." So brave.......

7/30/10

MARK YOUR CALENDARS!

With tales uncovered from the dusty files of Oklahoma history, discovered by the hearths of Oklahoma cultures, or created from the fabric of her own imagination, the Oklahoma Ghost Teller is coming to visit. The "Oklahoma Ghost Teller" will be appearing at these venues this October:


Choctaw Library

Monday Oct. 18 at 6 p.m. Part of an evening of fun family tales of the season.


Warr Acres Library

Sat. Oct. 23, 2 p.m. A "Haunted Oklahoma" program for thoses 10 to adult.


Overholser Mansion

Wed. Oct. 27, Thrs. Oct. 28, Fri. Oct. 29, and Sat. Oct. 30; two programs 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. followed by tours of the mansion. Ticket event.

7/26/10

SPECIAL OCTOBER PRICING FOR OKC AREA


October is already filling up for the 'Oklahoma Ghost Teller'; but some times are still available. If you are a library in the OKC METRO AREA, I am offering a special pricing for some select dates.
Evening, Saturday or Sunday programs for ages 10 to adult. The usual fee for a story program in a library by the Oklahoma Ghost Teller is $80.00; however, I am offering a special this October for Sat., Sun. or evening programs of $50.00 (approx. 45 min).
The week of Oct. 11-15, I will be available during day hours as well.

Outside the OKC METRO AREA may be possible (under 100 miles) plus mileage (2-way) at current IRS rate. Email to see what is possible!

HURRY - SCHEDULE NOW

6/5/10

NOW SCHEDULING FOR THE FALL!


Is your library planning a Teen Read Week? A Fall Celebration? or a Halloween event? Add a program of stories for a chilly night with storyteller Marilyn A.
Hudson. Hudson crafts stories drawn from Oklahoma history, its legends, and vibrant urban tales. She intersperses them all with intriguing tales from literature and her own original stories.

Interested? See the pricing information in the right column and then email marilynahudson@yahoo.com. Hurry, the calendar fills up fast!
Marilyn A. Hudson is a member of the National Storytelling Network and the Oklahoma Association of Storytellers.

OVERHOLSER MANSION TOUR, 2010

*updated*

I look forward to another great round of stories at this lovely historic mansion in October. Come hear stories and help preserve this great old lady of Oklahoma City (the house not me!!).
SCARY TALES AND TWILIGHT TOURS AT THE OVERHOLSER MANSION.
Hear storyteller Marilyn A. Hudson, aka 'The Oklahoma Ghost Teller", share spooky tales and legends drawn from Oklahoma's forgotten history, legends, and her own imagination.
Wed., Oct. 27
Thurs., Oct. 28
Fri., Oct. 29
Sat. Oct. 30
Two program choices per evening at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. Then guests are given a twilight tour of the mansion.

MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY as space is limited
Call 525-5325 to RSVP

Admission:
Approx. $10.00 for Adults / $5.00 for children (exact amount not yet announced)

Overholser Mansion is located at 405 NW 15th Street Oklahoma City, OK 73103

Note: Event may not be suitable for younger children

10/27/09

SCARY TALES AND TWILIGHT TOUR


“Scary Tales and Twilight Tour” at the Overholser Mansion:
Thursday October 29th
7:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m. & Friday October 30th 7:00 and 8:00 p.m.

hear scary stories told by Oklahoma storyteller Marilyn Hudson (aka The Oklahoma Ghosteller) followed by a twilight tour of the mansion.

MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW as space is limited
Call 525-5325 to RSVP

Admission:
$10.00 for Adults / $5.00 for children

Overholser Mansion is located at 405 NW 15th Street Oklahoma City, OK 73103

Note: Event may not be suitable for younger children
[photo by Cullan Hudson, used by permission]

10/21/09

Happy Halloween

From graphic artist and author Cullan Hudson of "Strange State" and "Fresh Eire Design".

10/19/09

OVERHOLSER FUNDRAISER WILL FEATURE GHOST TALES


A fundraiser by the lovely and historic Overholser Mansion will feature ghost tales as part of their evening on Oct. 28, 29. The "Oklahoma Ghostteller" will be there to share haunting tales of the state and the city. [Image by Cullan Hudson]

GhostTales2Go



A small troupe, GhostTales2Go, will be visiting, among other places, a retirement village in Yukon this fall. Molly Lemmons, Barbara Jones, and Marilyn A. Hudson will share shivery tales.

'OKLAHOMA GHOSTTELLER' AT BBQ & BANSHEES




Oct. 10. 2009


Author Tonya Hacker recently scheduled a series of select evening events at the historic "County Line" resturant in NE Oklahoma City. Called "BBQ and Banshees" they featured presentations by various authors, researchers, personalities and storytellers. The "Oklahoma Ghost Teller" was there on Oct. 10 sharing some real tales of the haunting side of the city. Also there that night was author of "Strange State" Mysteries and Legends of Oklahoma", Cullan Hudson, finishing up a program tour of the state (Ponca City, Honobia, and Enid) before heading back to Puerto Rico and more research and writing. Also, co-author of "Ghostlahoma" Tanya Hacker was there sharing some of her research and providing a tour of parts of the resturant few get to see and sharing stories of its haunted past. All told, a grand night with some wonderful people, good food, and great stories

GRAB YOUR FRIENDS AND HAVE A BACKYARD STORYFEST!


Let's face it, I support the art and the craft of storytelling. A fun and simple way to have fun is gather friends together in a back yard, light a fire pit, and start telling stories!!! Low cost, low-call and loads of fun. (image courtesy of Fresh Eire Design)

PARACON 2009








"The Oklahoma Ghostteller" shared spine tingling tales at the Paracon 2009 in El Reno. Also there were icons, Count Gregore and Dr. Fear. And TV's Patrick Burns,



Kind words for Marilyn Hudson aka "The Oklahoma Ghost Teller" and her appearance as storyteller at the recent Paracon. She encouraged attendees to find and uncover local stories and share those. Then she shared some folklore and tales.:

"Marilyn A. Hudson...Opened this years Oklahoma Paranormal Conference with her skills of story telling! It was a dark and stormy night was the theme of this years event as we celebrated the ghost story. Marilyn helped us all understand the importance of these stories and why we should share them not only in words, but verbally with future generations. She is not unfamilair with the stage by any means, being a seasoned speaker and story teller, she was able to generate excitement with the crowd and help us all realize the importance of story telling. It's not about fact, fiction or the need to believe, it's the art and craft of telling a story and making it fun and entertaining. Thank you Marilyn for doing what you do and we hope that ParaCon guests will remember to tell stories!!!" --G.H.O.U.L.I. website

Best of all one attendee said "...you rock!"
[Thanks Pamela for the pictures!]

10/18/09

My programs -2009-2010

Here

WHY LIMIT SO MUCH FUN TO ONE SEASON?

People love ghost stories, love being scared (even a little) and recall that Charles Dickens set his ghost story at Christmas time...