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Podcast: Carrie — We All Float Down Here

The first episode of the “We All Float Down Here” podcast — a new podcast featuring me and my son Oscar, talking Stephen King, book by book (and the associated film versions).
Simon Sweetman
Jul 20, 2024
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Hello and welcome to the We All Float Down Here podcast. Today we talk in detail about Stephen King’s debut, Carrie, what we love, what we don’t love as much, and same applies to all the movies.

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