# Matthew Rice

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The Colorado Doctor Bride Murders: Unmasking the Black Widower | The Case of Hayley Bertolet | UNSEEN

"Help.. Toni.. fall from cliff." - On September 29th, 2012, Harold Henthorn calls 911 from Rocky Mountain National Park claiming his wife, Toni Bertolet, has fallen off a cliff while they were hiking. When Toni is declared dead hours later, Harold returns home a widower and single dad to their 7-y…

Indiana's Most Haunted Places (Volume 1) The Top Haunted Places in America

Howdy doody folks and welcome to T's Storytime, where we cover the weirdest and most chilling and mysterious tales in the United States. In this video, we explore the haunted places of Indiana, uncovering spine-tingling stories and the dark history behind the Hoosier State's most infamous ghostly l…

An Interview with Belfast Poet Matthew Rice

In this episode of Words That Burn, the poetry podcast dedicated to literary analysis and poetic interpretation, I sit down with Belfast poet Matthew Rice to discuss his new collection Plastic: a book-length poem mapped across a single night shift in an invented plastics factory. It's published by …

Matthew Rice: How to look, draw and paint your garden - Episode 283

Stepping out into the garden with a sketchbook in hand is a novel, powerful practice which, given time, can transform the way we look at plants we think that we know like the back of our hand. In this week’s podcast episode, Sarah is joined by artist and gardener Matthew Rice to explore how drawing…

The Utah Nanny Mistress Murder | The Case of the MacNeill Family | UNSEEN

“I think daddy killed mommy in the bathtub” - On April 11th, 2007, Alexis Somers gets an unexpected call from her father, Dr. Martin McNeill, 500 miles away in Pleasant Grove Utah: her mom, Michele, is dead. Martin claims her death was an accident--a complication from a surgery she had just days e…

The poet working nights in an Irish plastic factory

Every night, while the rest of us sleep, plastic injection molding machines keep running — and somebody has to run them. For a decade, that somebody was Matthew Rice: a poet from Belfast working 12-hour night shifts in the factories that make the plastic parts inside almost everything you own. His …

Ep. 43. Eve Esfandiari-Denney, 'No Ecclesial Song, No Clapping' (Flow, Quality of Attention)

In today's episode I talk to Eve Esfandiari-Denney about her poem 'No Ecclesial Song, No Clapping' from the collection Girling (2026). Eve Esfandiari-Denney’s debut poetry pamphlet, My Bodies This Morning This Evening, was published by Bad Betty Press in 2022. She has been shortlisted for the White…

The Hanover House of Horrors & the Girl Who Escaped | The Case of Kelly Sutliff | UNSEEN

https://quince.com/unseen - "Everything's okay... I'm sorry"  On the evening of December 16, 2019, in East Hanover, New Jersey, a doorbell camera captures 36-year-old Kelly Sutliff frantically running out of her house. Moments before, 911 dispatchers had received a disturbing call—a woman’s muff…

An Episode for the Birds

Send us Fan Mail Dee and Carol talk about gardening for the birds. To watch this episode on YouTube, click here.  To read more about it, check out our Substack newsletter. Question of the Week: Good article on using manure from Iowa State Extension Insect of the Week Best insects for birds from bir…

The Downfall of Lover Boy Only: Hunting Russia’s Most Uncatchable Kidnapper | The Case of Kelly Sutliff | UNSEEN

"Everything's okay... I'm sorry" - On the evening of December 16, 2019, in East Hanover, New Jersey, a doorbell camera captures 36-year-old Kelly Sutliff frantically running out of her house. Moments before, 911 dispatchers had received a disturbing call—a woman’s muffled screams followed by a m…