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Ep. 3: “Now You See It” with Jason Fuchs, Brad Caleb Kane, and Kimberly Guerrero

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Ep. 3: “Now You See It” with Jason Fuchs, Brad Caleb Kane, and Kimberly Guerrero

IT: Welcome to Derry The Official Podcast

2025/11/10
IT: Welcome to Derry The Official Podcast

IT: Welcome to Derry The Official Podcast

2025/11/10
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In this episode, the haunting depths of Derry are peeled back layer by layer, revealing how personal trauma, cultural memory, and supernatural horror intertwine. The story stretches beyond individual fear, weaving in historical wounds and the power of resilience through the eyes of those long overlooked.
08:09
The U.S. government attempts to weaponize supernatural forces in Derry.
21:58
Cord Jefferson based the lead character on his own father.
24:34
Chris Chalk's performance elevates Dick Halloran's role significantly.
43:35
Rose knows — a phrase that captures the depth of Indigenous knowledge and foresight in the story.
49:15
Rose chooses duty over love, but the spark remains when she reunites with Francis.
52:19
Rose's story symbolizes the pain of betrayal and the universal need for human connection.
57:45
Storytelling distinguishes Homo sapiens and combats dehumanization.
58:41
Story is medicine, and horror can be good medicine when it brings people together.

Chapters

What Lurks Beneath Derry's Carnival Past?
00:00
Who Is Dick Halloran in This New World?
11:18
How Do Psychic Powers Shape a Young Boy's Fate?
24:34
Whose Voices Have Been Missing from Derry's Story?
32:18
What Does Rose's Journey Reveal About Heritage and Love?
46:15
Can First Love Survive the Weight of Betrayal?
52:19
How Does Colonization Feed the Monster in Derry?
55:27
Why Do We Turn to Horror to Heal?
58:41
Who Holds the Keys to Derry's Truth?
1:01:49

Transcript

Kimberly Guerrero: As terrifying as it is, knowing how much care everybody has put into this and knowing what the ultimate goal of storytelling is. It allows you then to go on the ride and not turn away when it gets too hard, but to just kind of face it an...