Lost movie gems and their lesser known stories.
Nov 18, 2024
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This is the kind of show that I feel like I've always wanted. The storytelling is pretty top-notch and has the feel of those late-night "unexplained" shows that you'd stumble upon as a kid. It genuinely feels like sitting around a campfire, listening to a stranger tell you the most hair-raising story you've ever heard. I recommend starting with Episode 64: The Shed.
Feb 21, 2024
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1.) The Magnus Archives - horror mystery drama, different types of horror and “fears”, super good and completed with 200 episodes. It has a lot of bonus content and a sequel, The Magnus Protocol, but I haven’t listened to that one yet.
2.) Stellar Firma - by the same people who made The Magnus Archives, ridiculous sci-fi comedy with deeper stuff under the surface
3.) The Hidden Almanac - supernatural comedy, a radio broadcast in a fantasy world, extremely silly, completed with 893 episodes, but each is like 5 minutes long
4.) Welcome to Nigh Vale - a radio broadcast from a very strange town with very strange residents, silly, spooky and heartfelt, ongoing
5.) Old Gods of Appalachia - wild west eldritch horror, very good atmosphere and voice acting, ongoing
6.) The Lost Cat - horror mystery, a man looks for his missing cat in a very bizarre world, with monsters and reality altering shenanigans, completed at 49 episodes
Sep 10, 2024
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In Gilded Episode 5, Theater Kids is as Theater Kids Does, nunjournal and I talk about: Bella Hadid nootropic beverage and 1980s actresses named Jennifer misinformation, the radical resistance of pronouncing Glossier with an R at the end, being Ebony Dark‘ness Raven Dementia Way, BookTok midwittery and female goonery, high IQ mobile games, AI relationship apps, "the talking stage," Perfect Blue and its eerie connections to the death of Selena Quintanilla as outlined in Surreal Idol by Meg Sipos, Ariana Grande's identity confusion mimicry and stone-cold SpongeBob homewrecking, Chappell Roan's meltdowns and why Dr. Hole would fire her if she were her annoying donut shop employee, why curly-haired redheaded Midwestern girl representation matters, Jeanette McCurdy's Hit Book I'm Overjoyed that my Mother is Deceased, child stardom, being fujoshi weeaboo Batman, malevolent female autism fakery and the pathologizing of women's intellectual interests/idiosyncratic personality traits, gender as performance and the compression of womanhood within the gender binary. We announce our upcoming scary stories episode and ask listeners to send in their scary, weird, or creepy Halloween stories
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