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Good evening to every bloodsucker, were-being, ghost, ghoul, gobins, witch, and what-the-fuck out there listening tonight! Coming to you live - and this time on a Monday night since it’s a long three day weekend here in the US of A - from Los Angeles, California, this is Late Night with Daniel Molloy!

That was The Killers with “Give Me A Shot At The Night”, a song that has a special place in my undead heart. As promised, tonight’s episode is an interview, because I aim to please and deliver; just not the interview I had originally planned, so I hope you’ll excuse the technical difficulties and delay.

You still get an interview this week – it’s just me. After all, if I’m not willing to tell-all, why should I expect anyone else to get on air and do the same? And if you’re sick of listening to me talk then I hope at the very least you stick around for the music.

So for those of you just tuning in… who the hell am I?

My name is Daniel Molloy. I’m most known, unfortunately, for being my maker Armand’s fledgling, or being that reporter that got turned after a few years of playing the Devil’s Minion and then lost his goddamn mind.

And before all that? Before I was ‘born to darkness’ as so many other immortals have called it – I was born in 1955 in Iowa. Wilton, Iowa specifically. Came from a pretty average American family at the time; my parents were William and Mary Molloy, and I had three siblings; older brother was Peter, a younger brother Thomas or ‘Tom’, and my little sister Ruth. Raised Catholic.

My older brother Peter, now he was the golden child of the family. Four years older than me, handsome in a classic sort of way so all the girls always flocked to him, and being on the high school football team didn’t hurt either. He went to college on an athletic scholarship so he was good at it too, spo. I idolized my older brother when I was a kid, right up until everything changed. Used to follow him around like kid brothers tend to do.

I wanted so much to be like that when I got older; confident, self-assured, too cool, a guy who could make friends effortlessly, and that our parents were endlessly proud of… our dad especially. He and Peter would always be out in the garage on the weekend, working on the family car at first, then Peter’s car when he turned 16. Our dad was a car salesman so… cars were kind of a big deal in our family. I couldn’t wait until it was my turn to do that. Get invited out to work on the family car, or car of my own, eventually.

But that never happened.

This is Marina and “The Family Jewels”:

Welcome back, this is Late Night with Daniel Molloy, where tonight I’m interviewing myself. I hope that doesn’t stop you from continuing to listen and sending in requests, dedications, and listener questions.

Summer of ‘69 - my older brother was 18 and had just graduated, and I was 14. I followed him out one night to a party in the middle of a cornfield. Iowa has a lot of corn, folks, and not a whole hell of a lot of anything else, at least not out in the part I’m from.

Typical high school summer party; underage drinking, one of the other recently graduated seniors had driven their truck out there so the radio was going and there was dancing.

Well long story short, I got a little drunk, ended up alone down by the train tracks with my brother’s best friend, also a senior and football player, also going to college on a sports scholarship.

That was the first time I ever kissed another guy. When I really knew for certain, that I was gay.

Unfortunately his girlfriend walked up on us so she also found out I was gay. And that her boyfriend was. Everything blew up like throwing a fist full of dynamite into an outhouse – it was a total shitstorm.

I’m sure some of you can understand how badly that all went over. Especially in the Midwest, in a small town, in the 60s, while Catholic. I became the family shame and disappointment.

You’re listening to Late Night with Daniel Molloy, at that was “Catholic Guilt” by Sacred Hearts.

The last four years of my life in Iowa were… difficult.

My parents ended up moving me out of the house and into the garage; converted the workshop out there into a makeshift room so I’d have a roof over my head but wouldn’t be in the house to infect my younger siblings with my evil homosexual ways. Every Sunday I was expected to go to church, go to confession, and… pray the gay away.

Didn’t work, folks.

High school was like walking a landmine every day. I just… buried myself in my studies. Ended up doing track because I got really good at running. Had to, to avoid getting my ass beat on the regular. I even lettered in track, if you can believe it… but English class, that was what I loved the most. When I finally left when I was 18, it was to go to San Francisco… was going to be a Journalism Major and Minor in English.

And I wouldn’t have even been able to go at all, if it hadn’t been for my grandmother, Eleanor Molloy. My father’s mother. I’ve talked about her here on the show before. She financed my trip to California, gave me enough to cover my first semester of tuition and find a place to live.

I left Iowa the summer after I graduated. That was 1973, and this is Bronski Beat with “Smalltown Boy”:

Thanks for tuning in tonight, this is Late Night with Daniel Molloy.

So…. 1973. San Francisco. I was a college freshman, in a new city, struggling to make ends meet by working two part-time jobs after classes; one as a waiter in a diner, the other at a radio station. Free time, what little I had of it, I started wandering around the city trying to do interviews with the equipment I checked out from the college library. I was just finally starting to settle into a routine. Starting to get used to being on my own, being a young gay man in the gay mecca of San Fran, The City By The Bay.

And then the interview with Louis du Point du Lac happened.

Going to New Orleans happened.

Armand happened.

Here’s where I need to take a moment, listeners, and tell you something frank and up front; there’s the narrative that Lestat and Armand have both put out there about what happened after that to me, and that narrative? Is their own.

Lestat has a habit of sensationalizing everything be it an immortal war or a hangnail. And my own maker? Has control issues. I could argue with Armand until the sun comes up about how I actually felt about past events, and he’d still argue with me that my thoughts and feelings and experiences aren’t entirely correct. That, maybe more than anything else, is something I resent him for, because he’ll so often hang his hat of justification on the peg of my mental instability.

So my own account of that time in my life, here it is, quick and dirty; I spent my years with Armand desperate for the blood and immortality. I won’t refute that.

What I do dispute is that I wanted everything that happened to me then to happen; that I had a choice to leave it all behind. That I had any sort of real control of the situation. What mortal has any fighting chance of getting away from a 500 year old immortal that’s decided they own you?

After Pompeii? After the first time I tasted the blood? Not a fucking chance. I was already eyeball deep in alcoholism by the time Armand let me have his blood, trying to drink away my fear from being on the run across the globe, trying to stay ‘interesting’ so he wouldn’t kill me.

The blood was just another addiction. One that I couldn’t untangle myself from, and one that…I’d have done anything, anything to have more of.

You’re listening to Late Night with Daniel Molloy, and that was Medina with “Addiction”.

My years with Armand became a blur. Between the alcohol and the drugs – both I had free and easy access to, Armand’s limitless funds and desire to do whatever he needed to to keep me compliant and with him certainly factored in, and add his blood on top of that – half the time I didn’t know up from down, left from right.

He wanted to drag me to the ballet? Fine. Wanted to check out the new club on the East side? Fine. Wanted me to fuck that couple from Atlanta who found him an unending source of entertainment and fascinating conversation? Or that group of tourists from Berlin he chatted up at the new art gallery? Or that business man from Wall Street he wanted to eat after he picked all the financial information from his brain? Fine.

Self-erosion doesn’t happen all at once, it happens in degrees, and you don’t even realize it’s happening until it’s too late – if you realize it at all.

I’m sure I sounds bitter and angry. I am, listeners. Because it didn’t have to be that way. The divide between me and my maker is a fissure that’s been carved out over the decades by so many things, and many of them, most of them by his own hand and decisions.

And I clung to the… illusion that it could be more than what it was up until I couldn’t anymore. I told myself that every toxic thing that happened was some version of love that I was just too mortal and stupid to understand yet. That it would all make sense someday, if I ever actually got to become an immortal too.

Years of being good enough to be useful, a guide through the modern age, a warm body with a social security number and citizenship to build an empire on off the coast of Florida, but not good enough to bring over into the blood.

This is Britney Spears and “Toxic”:

This is Late Night with Daniel Molloy and tonight I’m interviewing myself.

So anyone who’s read the books knows what happened. I got sicker and sicker in every way possible. I ran, when I could, but I always ended back with Armand. Addiction is tricky like that, and there’s not exactly a rehab program you can check into for that kind of thing.

He finally turned me, when it was that, or my death was the only other option.

That was the point where my delusions about the future would be with him ended. My… belief that my being a vampire would change the dynamics between us were obliterated within that first month of being in the blood.

My first kill was an innocent girl, a runaway. She was … young. Had ended up in San Francisco hoping for a new life, a new start. She reminded me of me when I first went there in ‘73. Full of dreams.

He had me snuff them all out when I killed her.

All my first kills were like that. Armand said they were ‘those who wanted to die’. That’s how he feeds. It.. destroyed some part of me when I finally learned how to hunt for the evildoers. I didn’t learn any of that until we were back in Miami with the others, after Akasha had been killed. I learned how to hunt that way from Marius, and Khayman, and… it was all so long ago and I wasn’t doing great even at that point that I can’t remember who else helped me with that.

I was already starting to.. deteriorate within the first year. Armand said I was hard to teach, and our fights escalated. Not being mortal any more he stopped holding back on those… the fights.

I can’t tell you exactly when I snapped completely, or what the final straw was of that. I just did – snapped. Lost it. Lost myself. Unfortunately it wouldn’t be the first time.

This next song is a dedication from my blood spouse, @mirroredxmusings going out to ‘J Devil’, this is… [chuckles] Korn and “Blind”:

Welcome back to Late Night with Daniel Molloy, where I’m subjecting all of you to my own story tonight by interviewing myself.

I don’t recommend losing your mind if you can help it. Unfortunately that’s not typically something anyone chooses.

Eventually I ended up being taken in by my maker’s maker. Marius de Romanus. That notorious Child of the Millenia, proving every night for the last few centuries that you can take the man out of Rome but not Rome out of the man.

I know now, looking back… that I was sick for a very long time. Even some of the years I was deemed more or less ‘back in my right frame of mind’ I really wasn’t. I was out of my mind for… a long time. Late 80’s into the 2010s.

I was pretty crazy for almost 25 years. Took a long time to come back to myself to some degree or another.

And after all that time with Armand and how things had been with him? Being in Marius care… was so different. It felt like concern and care.

And when you’re not used to that? It’s easy to mistake for more.

Easy to call it love.

Even easier when you’re told that’s what it is. When.. the delusion is encouraged. Fed into. When you don't have anything better to measure it against.

Unfortunately, none of it was ever really about me. It was always, at the heart of it, about Armand. Picking me up and dusting me off and piecing me back together… just so I could be given back to my maker. Or used to entice him back to his own.

That was Madonna with “Live to Tell” and this is Late Night with Daniel Molloy.

It took me a while to extricate myself from all of that. From what I’d learned to call my life with Marius… and like my time with Armand, it didn’t happen cleanly or quickly. I left and went back. Then left again, and I meant it to be for good that second time.

Truth is… I probably would have continued that cycle for a long time, if my usual pattern of running and returning hadn’t been disrupted.

So what changed? I met Jory Davis for the first time here in Los Angeles in 2015. In a dance club when I was hunting.. and he completely disarmed me.

Then Jory and I connected again the second time I left Europe and Marius.

We were pretty inseparable after that. That was when I really started to understand what love is. Not the kind of love where someone wants you around because of what you can do for them.. but the kind where you’re seen, and being seen as worthy of love doesn’t require you to be in a constant state of destabilization. It’s when I started to get reconnected with myself too, and what I wanted out of eternal life.. the thing that had really been driving me after it from the start.

To have limitless time to do and experience… everything.

There’s so much in the world and as a mortal you get so little time to enjoy and savor it. The fear of running out of time when I was still living certainly didn’t ease any with the times. Being a gay man in the 80s and seeing the gay community dying off in droves during the AIDS crisis didn’t help lessen the feeling that it’ll all be over and done with before you know it, and you’ll have missed out on so much.

And I wanted more time to find someone I could connect with. Actually connect with. To find a partner. Somebody who I could be more than just a disappointment to. Somebody that would see me as more than just The Devil’s Minion.

I think anyone out there listening that’s found someone like that can understand it; that when it became clear that Jory was going to die if I didn’t do something, I had to do it, because he’s the one I found what I was looking for with.

So I made him my fledgling. I made him my blood spouse.

And then I lost my mind again. Under the weight of my own fear and ill-preparedness for doing something that important, the most important thing I’ve ever done. I never thought I’d make a fledgling. Not with how I am, with a history of being unwell.

I can’t even begin to describe the… terror of that. Taking the chance to save someone from one thing and not knowing if doing that is going to sign them up for a lifetime of insanity, if that’s something you can somehow pass on. And the fear of not knowing how to teach them the right way, because your own education in the blood was lacking. It sent me into a tailspin I couldn’t pull out of.

I lost my mind and abandoned my own fledgling for eight years. I lost my memory of him. Eight years in and out of the death sleep, sleeping and wandering lost and sleeping more, trying to figure out when I would wake up why there was so much pain, and going back to sleep.

I know to any one immortal out there that’s been around for a few centuries that probably doesn’t sound like very long. But time? Time is very precious to me because I’ve lost so much of it.

The last time I came out of the death sleep... I finally regained enough memory to remember him. To know what I’d done without meaning to do it, making my mortal lover into a vampire, making him with the intention of being eternal companions and then leaving him without warning or reason.

That was, is the worst realization I’ve ever had. The worst pain I’ve ever felt. Knowing I hurt him in a way that is so complete and devastating. Knowing that it’s something that I can’t go back and fix because even immortals don’t get do-overs like that.

The thing of it is, listeners… I know that in the world of immortals, that I’m just some pretty average guy that stumbled into this world by chance, and I don’t have centuries, or millenia of experiences or adventures to dazzle and entertain you with.

But in the realm of stories, maybe I can serve as a cautionary tale.

Don’t let your fear drive you. Because fear and horror of what I did almost sent me back in the ground after I remembered.

Choose love, even if it’s the harder route. Admit when you’ve made mistakes. Apologize for the harms you’ve caused, whether intention or unintentional… and even if you can’t go back and change the past… choose to make decisions going forward so you don’t repeat the same broken cycles you’ve done time and time again. Even if you’re doing it imperfectly, still do it.

Keep trying.

That was Elley Duhé and “I Lost My Mind” and this is Late Night with Daniel Molloy, where it’s time to wrap up this broadcast with the last of what I’ve got to say.

I found Jory again, as you longtime listeners already know well from my constant talk about him. [laughs] Companions and blood spouses again, figuring out what the future holds one night at a time, every night we choose to choose each other.

And every night I am still.. humbled and grateful more than I can ever say, that he forgave me for what happened. That he still loves me, even the parts of me that I still struggle sometimes to accept and manage.

That’s the other takeaway I’d like to hope that you folks listening can also take away from all of this; that love is the greatest force there is. Love is what’s keeping me anchored and present in the here and now. What drive me forward every night and motivates me to keep trying, to learn how to be stronger. For him and for myself.

Love is what I think could save us all, if we let it.

This is Loreen and “Forever”, and thanks again for joining me for another broadcast everyone. Good night.

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Coming to you live from Los Angeles, California this is Late Night with Daniel Molloy - the weekly show where I play your requests, dedications, answer listener questions, or ramble into this microphone about whatever I feel like. Because even if all I ever manage to do is make the night feel a little less terrible for somebody out there having a dark night of the soul, or help you feel a little less lonely this evening, well then that’s something isn’t it?

Let’s get rolling with our first song tonight; peaking at number 3 on Billboard back in 1977, this is Fleetwood Mac with “Don’t Stop”:

Thanks for joining me, this is Late Night with Daniel Molloy. What a week it’s been since the last broadcast everybody, let me tell you. I got a lot of new listener questions and we’re still catching up on a few older ones, but keep ‘em coming and as always, thanks for your help on keeping this show rolling.

Let’s get to our first listener question this week - this took a real dark turn right off, from @love-me-im-dead, here it is:

“Tell me what or who you would burn to ashes if you were certain no one could ever prove it was you.”

That’s an easy one. It would be what, not who.

I’d light that goddamn ceiling mural in Lestat’s fancy castle up faster than you can say 'pyro' or 'crazy'. Everyone that’s been to France and gone to court knows the painting I'm talking about, the one with all the vampires! The one that I am not in. Why is that?

Petty? Maybe. Satisfying? I think I’d need a cigarette afterward.

This is Linkin Park with “Burn It Down”:

If you’re just tuning in this is Late Night with Daniel Molloy, where I’m playing you a fine selection of music and answering all the crazy questions my listeners have been sending in.

And speaking of ‘crazy’, as one of the immortals that’s been bestowed that moniker, along with that other popular one, “mad”, I’ve got a bone to pick while I’m thinking of it - and it's that the narrative about vampires losing their minds seems to be dominated by those on the sidelines who haven’t gone through it!

Yeah, it's the bloodsuckers who've not had their head go to hell in a handbasket doing most of the talking, more than by any of us that have experienced it and haven’t given in to fire or sunlight, or survived those methods somehow. And those of us that have? Well... if you know you know, am I right? The looks, the silence, the avoidance, the minimizing, or what I hate most, the condescension.

You know what I think of all of that? I’m going to borrow a word from Louis on this one, he used it during our interview – it’s bullshit.

That was Ruelle with “Madness” and this is Late Night with Daniel Molloy. Thanks again for joining me this evening and I hope wherever you are that these words and these tunes are making the night a little more interesting. How about we dig into another listener question? This was an anonymous question:

“Tell us about a scar you will never talk about.”

If it was a scar I never talked about then why would I talk about it on the air But you want something, don’t you listeners? Some kind of an answer to satisfy your curiosity and hunger for news and gossip. Alright.

Here’s one. The scar you’re left with when you’re well enough to realize you’re still not entirely sane and you haven’t been well for a long time – hell, you can’t even remember how long it’s been because most days you still don’t even know what the day or month or year is. But you’re too sick to do anything with that information. You.. understand, on some level, but you can’t do anything about it.

Or how about the scar of isolation you’re left with because it seems like no one else understands what going to hell and back in your own mind is like, or those who know what you went through because they saw it.. seems happier pretending it didn’t even happen to you to begin with.

What about the scars left where memories should be; giant patches of sleek and shiny nothing spanning months, and years, and decades, flawed and featureless all at once?

Or the scars you’ve left on someone you love and that you can’t take back.

Does that answer satisfy the question? I sure as hell hope so. This song goes out to everyone with scars that can’t be seen even with the power of the preternatural eye, to everyone who’s wandered lost and desperate for direction or deliverance - this is The Dear Hunter with “Is There Anybody Here?”:

Welcome back to Late Night with Daniel Molloy. Thanks again for tuning in. If you’ve been listening since the first broadcast thanks for showing up again for another episode, and if you’re new I hope you stick around and don’t be shy – you can send in your requests and dedications or questions around the clock, and I’ll feature them here on air. No one sent any requests this week so you’re stuck with what I’m picking out this evening.

Here’s our next listener question tonight:

“What's the best music for a make-out session?“

That all depends on what kind of make-out session you’re into listener. Now anyone that’s been listening to this show is going to already know that I love the club, eternally biased since that’s where I met my man, so a hot and steamy make out session on the dance floor? I recommend giving it a shot if you haven’t yet, nothing beats the music thrumming through you and them.

Here’s a song I just came across recently, and if I could sent a request to my past self I’d send this one back a few years when I was dancing in a club and destined to have a make out session I didn’t see coming.

This is Late Night with Daniel Molloy and that was Danny L Harle and Dua Lipa with “Two Hearts”, thanks for joining me.

So folks, I want you to know that it’s finally here – how to get on the air here with me on Late Night. Following this episode there will be information about how you can get signed up for a segment, and once again – anyone in the preternatural community is invited to do this, not just vampires and not just vampires with affiliation to Lestat and company. So stay tuned after the last song for those details.

Let’s answer another listener question since we’re on a roll this evening, listeners, this one is from @magusmortuum:

“What sacrifices have you made?”

I eat evildoers but I don’t make human sacrifices out of them – no, I know, I know, that’s not the kind of sacrifice you likely mean.

I could take the easy route and say ‘humanity’ for vampirism; but with regards to myself I know there’s a few that probably disagree with me there.

Seems, or so I've heard now on more than one occasion, that I am more in touch still with the weakness of mortals given my lack of mental stability, because of what gifts I don't have, or my supposed weakness for favoring specific relationship dynamics – because God forbid we don’t all conform to what seems to be vampiric stereotypes. I don’t know listeners, I’m still trying to understand why if we’re so evolved and elevated as immortals why we keep upholding similar “standards”, I just don’t comprehend it, but I digress.

Sacrifices. I didn’t really have a lot to lose by the time I was turned, but… losing my mind the most recent time. Losing it was not intentional, but if in the grand scheme of the universe it was some unavoidable and inevitable outcome of making a fledgling? I think that might qualify - because I’d still do it. Yeah, I'd still do it, even if I knew that’s what would happen. Let’s play another song, this is London After Midnight and “Sacrifice”:

Thanks again for joining me, this is Late Night with Daniel Molloy, and here is our next listener question:

“What is/are/were your best subjects?”

I’m going to assume this is about education; in high school it was English and Track. I lettered in track if you can believe that? Not bad for a skinny gay kid from the Midwest, but that’s how I got really good at running, trying not to get my ass beat.

College I was pretty average in everything, but I didn’t get very far along with that since my nighttime gig of interviewing took the turn it did. Got so caught up in getting to New Orleans from San Francisco I never officially withdrew from classes.

This is Sekai No Owari and “Dropout”:

Hello again, this is Late Night with Daniel Molloy. Just a quick reminder to stay tuned at the end of the show for information about how you can get on this air for an interview, and also that you can send in your requests, dedications, and questions in any time.

Alright listeners, here’s our final question for the night, coming from @miller-mayfair:

“What is a fear that you’ve never talked about?”

I’ve had the experience now of going into the ground to sleep for a while… and the dreams, they’re really something, you know? Problem is when you’re a few tacos short of a fiesta platter in the sanity department it can get confusing.

Are the dreams of things you’re remembering, or is it nonsense? Where does reality end and dream begin? Or the nightmares, Jesus Christ don’t get me started on those – but the dreams, they’re intense, and sometimes you’re not sure if you’re still dreaming, or if you woke up.

So as to the fear... I’m afraid sometimes that all of this? Is a dream, and I’m going to wake up and still be in the ground.

Thanks for joining me, this has been Late Night with Daniel Molloy and sending us off this is Heart and “These Dreams”, have a great night everyone.

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[Previous Shows: Show #1 (Aired 4/5/2025) | Show #2 (Aired 4/12/26) | Show #3 (Aired 4/19/26) ]

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What’s good, my fellow creatures of the night? Broadcasting to you from beautiful moonlit Los Angeles, California, this is episode four of Late Night With Daniel Molloy. That’s me, your host, aka the reporter boy that met Louis du Pointe du Lac that fateful night back in the 70s.

Speaking of the 70s, let’s get this show on the road with our first song of the night - released in 1976 folks, that was fifty years ago, can you believe that? I know, I know, fifty years is nothing to some of you, for others out here younger in the blood that period of time still holds some weight. This is Boston and “Peace of Mind”:

Thanks for listening, you’ve tuned into Late Night with Daniel Molloy, my vanity little project where I broadcast once a week to the rest of you who go bump in the night. A reminder to everyone that I will continue to fill up this airtime with whatever I feel like unless you write or call in with your requests, dedications, questions, or other things you’d like to hear about on air.

I’m going to be open, everyone, coming into this week’s episode was a challenge. I’ve been getting a lot of questions and some of them have been a lot to think about. Keeping my addled immortal brain active, very important, can't have idle minds now can we? Yes, your questions have been a lot of mull over. Speaking of listener questions, here’s our first one tonight:

“What person would you actually like to interview still?”

Here’s the thing - if somebody has a story to tell, I want to hear it, and I think most everyone has a story of some sort. But you want me to narrow it down don’t you, listener? How about this, anyone that hasn’t told their story yet. Somebody that hasn’t published under the pseudonym I started and Lestat and then David Talbot ran with. I want the stories that haven’t been told yet.

That’s why very soon I’ll be sharing how anyone will be able to contact me about doing call-ins on the show. That’s right folks, I’ll be opening up the show to have interviews. Revisiting the very act that got me to where I am now, a vampire, even if it took a few years and a lot of hell to get here. So stay tuned for the opportunity to share your own story with the rest of the preternatural world.

And I want to be real clear about this too, and I know what I’m about to say might be controversial to some of my listeners – but I don’t care what bloodline or variety of immortal you are. I am not going pretend that those of us that came from Akasha’s blood and Amel are the only kind of vampires on this rock floating in space. Hell, we’re not the only preternatural beings either, so I’m not going to limit this show to bloodsuckers. If you have a story and you want to share it? You’ll be just as welcome, so again, stay tuned.

That was Bon Jovi and “Story of My Life” and this is Late Night with Daniel Molloy. I want to thank the listeners that have been sending in listener questions and song requests and dedications so far, your participation is much appreciated.

Here’s another listener question; seems some of you are just intent on taking the tone of the show to a dark place, because this next one is:

“Who have you never forgiven and never will?”

It’s a short list. Presently only two people on it, though a third seems to be trying their damnedest to get in on the list action. One is my mother – she was a bitter Catholic hypocrite and a mean drunk. Probably where I got it from, the mortal alcoholism. And the other? Is a prime example of why, unlike some immortals, I don’t think we’re superior to mortals - because we still have liars deeply entrenched in our vampiric political system.

Let’s have another song, next up this is Collective Soul and “Heavy”:

You’re listening to Late Night with Daniel Molloy, playing a selection of mortal music, some requests and dedications, and answering listener questions for the hell of it. Also here’s that quick reminder that you can call or write in with requests and dedications or questions of your own, and once again – no genre is off limits here on Late Night.

Speaking of requests, here’s our first one this evening, from @of-ivory-and-gold; and listen up, this comes with a challenge - a dance challenge for anyone to come and meet him in the club. Now that’s exactly what more of us need to be doing, getting our blood pumping, and what better way to start that off than on a dance floor? But I may be biased about that, I do have a soft spot for the club.

That was Luis Alvarado and Jose Spinnin Cortes with a Remix of Berry Harris & Pepper Mashay’s “Dive in the Pool”, and you are listening to Late Night with Daniel Molloy.

Let’s do another listener question, another of these meant for me and my blood spouse:

"How do you feel about each other's exes and people who flirt with both of you? Is jealousy an issue in general?"

He and I talked about this together, just like we did with the last couple’s question, so let me answer this one point at a time.

He said he might be jealous of somebody who flirts with me but he trusts me.

If I let myself be jealous every time somebody were to hit on him? Listeners, I’d always be in a state of jealousy if that was the case. I’d only be jealous if he flirted back.

As for if it was an ex flirting? He said ‘If that’s an ex sucks to be them’, and I have to agree there. Jealousy isn’t generally an issue in our relationship.

But I’ve been jealous before in the past, and it’s not an unfamiliar emotion to many of us. Next up and on topic, here's Queen with “Jealousy”:

Welcome back to Late Night with Daniel Molloy, thanks for joining me.

Moving on to another listener question, this one is from @magusmortuum:

“What people and events in your life have had the biggest influence on you?”

I think it goes without saying, but I’ll say it anyway, that there’s a handful of immortalkind that have had significant influence on me; starting with Louis, then Armand and Marius. Lestat has an influence of some kind of every single immortal whether we want it or not, and he was who I went all the way to New Orleans from San Francisco to go find after the interview. And events that have had a big influence? Being made immortal, that’s a standout, of course, and unfortunately, so is losing my mind.

But I don’t want to leave this question on a low note so let’s talk about positive influence, and I know this sounds cliché, but my fledgling and blood spouse is the biggest positive influence in my life, and giving him the Dark Gift is the most important thing I’ve ever done.

I’m going to let this lead into another listener request and dedication and I think you’ll all understand why in a moment; and I’m going to do this one a little different, I’m just going to play you this voicemail from him @mirroredxmusings before the song because I'm not too manly to admit trying to read it out loud is uh, I'm not getting choked up on purpose on hair, and I swear to you - I did not tell this man to call in and leave this message, but it sure is one hell is an example of why I’m head over heels for him:

[ Audio Recording – Jory Davis: “I’d like to dedicate this song to my constant, my anchor, my home… my husband, Daniel. You are the safest place I’ve ever known, and still the most extraordinary part of my world. You live in every quiet thought, every unspoken smile, every moment that feels brighter simply because it’s you. Time has no hold on us, and forever feels softer with you beside me. Through endless nights and every century to come, I will find you, choose you, and fall in love with you all over again—just as deeply, just as completely. You are my heart, my always, my home. I love you more than eternity can measure.” ]

That was John Legend’s “All of Me” Remix by Tiësto and this is Late Night with Daniel Molloy.

Alright, let’s wrap up this evening with one final question, another of these two in one questions again, some of you really seem to enjoy those. Here it is:

“Who are your enemies? If you want revenge, what shape would you like it to take?”

I don’t think there’s anyone I would label an ‘enemy’ per se. Now if there are any listeners out there who want to fill me in otherwise then go ahead and write or call the show. Enemies though… that’s a pretty strong word. Implies importance, and anyone I have less than pleasant feelings about doesn’t warrant that much of my time or energy to rate as an enemy.

As for revenge? Again this might sound cliché but the best revenge is moving on and being happy. That’s often easier said than done, but it’s worth it.

Thanks again for joining me this week everyone, this has been Late Night with Daniel Molloy and our final song for the evening is Jessie J with “Living My Best Life”:

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Good evening preternatural people, and welcome to episode three of Late Night with Daniel Molloy! Bringing it to you live from Los Angeles, are you all ready for another night of music and mayhem? I know I sure am, and thanks to all of you listeners we’ve got requests and questions to answer this evening.

We’re going to shake things up and start off with a listener question; this was a two in one from an anonymous caller, let’s break this up and answer one at a time:

“So are you, like, replacing Benji?”

No. No, I’m not here to replace anyone. I said it on the first episode that Benjamin’s show and mine are different. Mortals have multiple shows, why should we limit ourselves to just one? Variety, spice of life, etcetera. We’re limited on our dietary options sure, but everything else? Well, here’s what I think about that – this is Royal Deluxe with “No Limits”:

Thanks for listening, this is Late Night with Daniel Molloy. As always you can help keep this show rolling with material that isn’t just things I’ve thrown together to torment the airwaves with by sending in your song requests, your dedications, and your questions.

Let’s get to the second part of this listener question that was submitted, and as a recap, no I’m not replacing Benjamin’s show. Second part of the question was:

“Any advice for the newly turned?”

I could spend an entire show just talking about that so here’s what I’ll do, listeners, I’m going to answer this with something important right out the gate when you become an immortal - pre-plan your first meal.

Decide ahead of time if possible how you want to hunt, where you’re going to hunt, if you have any hard limits when it comes to who you will and won’t eat, and make sure you’ve got a trusted undead friend or companion to help you if you can arrange it. Keyword there is trusted, alright?

Let’s get back to some music, this is ‘Food Fight’ by Camp Clover:

If you’re just tuning in, you’re listening to Late Night with Daniel Molloy. Let’s answer another listener question, shall we? Another relationship question for me and blood spouse (@mirroredxmusings), you all sent a lot of those kinds of questions in, here it is:

“In what ways are you good and bad for each other?”

He and I talked about this and I’ll be damned if we could figure out anything that makes us bad for each other. Couldn’t think of a single thing. Not one. Really. We don’t fight. I know, that sounds unrealistic but we don’t. It’s refreshing, a breath of fresh air if I still needed air. God knows I fought with past companions, so what I have now? It’s incredible. Could that change? Maybe, but I could waste time worrying about that or I can enjoy what we’ve got now.

And what we’ve got feels right – and that’s what’s good about us for one another, one thing out of many good things, but that’s a big one. Does that sound crazy? Let them say we’re crazy, what do they know? I know we’re due for another song.

That was Starship with “Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now” and this? Is Late Night with Daniel Molloy, thanks for tuning in.

I had a listener write in and ask if I’m going to accept call ins to the show, and I’m thinking about it, curious listener, I really am.

Would you like that folks, being able to call in? Or interviews, would you like to hear interviews on the show? Write in, leave a voicemail, let me know your thoughts about that. Hell, have some immortal event coming up you want to advertise? Let me know.

Up next we have a listener request from @nodominion who wants to “get all the undead dancing tonight!” Here it is, Bad Bunny and "Baile Inolvidable":

How are you feeling tonight? You’re listening to Late Night with Daniel Molloy, so I hope you’re having a good time. Back to our listener questions, here’s another:

“Have you ever hears Nicolas’ music?”

I’m going to level with you, listeners – if I have, I don’t remember. That’s the honest truth. See… that’s one of the drawbacks to being an immortal with a few screws loose, is you lose more than the goddamn screws along the way sometimes. My memory isn’t what I’d like it to be, and I’m trying to work on that. Easier said than done though, you know?

But back to the question; again, I don’t remember if I have or not, so if you’re listening out there, Nicolas, I’m sorry, and one that note, here’s our next song:

That was Kate Bush and “Violin”, thanks so much for joining me, this is Late Night with Daniel Molloy. Next listener question from @love-me-im-dead, another two questions in one:

“Do you believe actions are stronger than words? Do you think your actions through?”

Yes I do believe actions are stronger than words. Talk is cheap, but actions require effort. Do I think my actions through? In the past, not always. Like I said before, a few screws loose. I’m doing my best now to make sure my actions are intentional every night because… I know the kind of damage not thinking can do, and that’s something I don’t want to repeat. Alright folks, this is Chet Faker and “Talk is Cheap”:

How’s it going out there in the big wide world tonight listeners? It’s Late Night with Daniel Molloy and we’re going to do one last, quick listener question before wrapping it up tonight:

“If you had to wear a shirt with one word on it for an entire year, which word would you pick?”

Truth. The word would be truth.

Thanks for joining me again tonight everyone, our last song this evening is Alex Ebert and “Truth”, and I hope you join me again next week. Good Night.

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Good evening my fellow bloodsuckers! Live from Los Angeles this is - Late Night with Daniel Molloy.

That’s right folks, this is yours truly, the former Devil’s Minion himself on air from the West Coast for the first time in over fifty years. Fifty-three years to be exact, can you believe that? I sure as hell can’t - my liver would have given out a lot sooner than that if it wasn’t for the Dark Gift.

The times and technology have changed, and so has the city I’m broadcasting from, and I’ve changed – mortal, immortal, sane, not sane, questionably rolling the dice but a few chips short some might say - but you know what hasn’t changed? How you feel when the beat drops. So don’t turn that dial or punch the next button, stay a while – because tonight this is the place to be.

That was ‘The Place to Be’ by The Scarlet Opera, a band based right here in LA, and thanks for tuning in; once again this is Late Night with Daniel Molloy.

Now some of you might be thinking “why the hell do we need another immortal doing a show?”, and as somebody that has listened to Benjamin’s podcast I can tell you this – he and I, we’re doing two completely different things, okay? And don’t take that as me knocking what he’s doing, his show has a following among our kind for good reason.

So what am I doing? Well, even an immortal needs something to occupy eternity with, and while my nights are now spent in the best of company in the most enjoyable ways possible – that’s right, I’m talking sex, blood, and rock and roll - I’m not fool enough not to give my companion and also my ass a few hours of reprieve every once in a while.

That’s the eternal struggle for some, isn’t it? Too much time on your hands? Well then this next song goes out to all the immortals still trying to figure it all out.

That was Styx with “Too Much Time On My Hands”, off their album Paradise Theater. Released in 1981. What were you doing in 1981, listeners?

Eight-one, that was right around the time I was in New York City, getting hauled out of of bed at sundown and hauled around town. Up and down Manhattan I’m telling you, one night Greenwich Village, another night up at Club 57, with a never-ending glass of alcohol and a nose full of coke. I’d say those were the days but I barely saw sunlight back then; no, these are the nights and I find them more fulfilling now that I’m not chasing eternal life while my body is falling apart around me.

Immortality gives us all the opportunities we never had while we were living, and I never saw my mortal aspirations of being a reporter or radio host go anywhere past my once a week gig at the San Francisco station for a time-slot nobody else wanted to be awake for.

So is this a little bit of history repeating itself? A self-indulgent gig piped out into the world that might not be listening or give a damn? You could argue that, but at least I’m having a good time. Can you say the same?

That was The Cars and “Good Times Roll” from their 1978 self-titled album. The good times are rolling here in the studio and every night. So let me tell you something else; if you don’t want this whole thing to just be crazy Daniel Molloy rambling into the airwaves then this is your chance, listeners, your golden opportunity if you will.

Send in your song requests, your dedications, and your questions and I’ll play them for you, answer them, the whole nine yards. Now is the chance to finally tell that special someone how you feel with that song from four decades ago that no one else will play now because if I can track it down for you, I’ve got you and no genre is off limits.

Speaking of dedications, here’s the very first and this one is going out to the blood of my blood, my one and only fledgling Jory (@mirroredxmusings), a song that reminds me of that first night we met – this is Rihanna and ‘Please Don’t Stop The Music”.

What is it the kids have been calling things for a while? A ‘banger’? Well that one is still a banger for the clubs, folks, even if it did come out almost two decades ago.

If you’re just tuning in, a reminder that you can send in your requests and dedications, any song so long as I can track it down, any genre. I don’t discriminate here on Late Night unless you’re a complete asshole.

Speaking of assholes, here’s a great song I’ll be leaving off on – is it a dedication? It can be - you decide who this fits for in your own life. Thanks for listening, this has been Late Night With Daniel Molloy, and we’re ending the evening with Carly Simon and “You’re So Vain”.

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What is shaking out there tonight folks? Live this fine Sunday evening and coming at you from Los Angeles, California this is Late Night with Daniel Molloy!

That’s yours truly, everyone, thanks for joining me again, and let’s get this show on the proverbial road; our first song tonight topped the charts for two weeks back in 1984 – this is Daryl Hall & John Oates with “Out of Touch”:

Hey folks, welcome back to Late Night with Daniel Molloy - if you’re tuning in tonight for the very first time this is the show where I play a little of this and that, some of it your requests and dedications interspersed with listener questions that get sent in every week, and my own ramblings and favorite tunes, and on occasion a special guest interview.

On that note, here’s tonight’s first listener question from @trxstesse:

“What’s your most oddly specific daily routine?”

Coffee. I still love the smell of coffee and if it’s possible, I’ll brew some up.

That’s gotten a whole lot easier now I’ve put roots down and there’s an actual roof overhead and not six feet of dirt – and for the record, I used to drink it black and I still would if food consumption was still an option.

What’s that witting thing that got sloganized? “I like my men like I like my coffee – strong, dark, and hot?” Mmm, I won’t disagree with that.

That was Donna Summer with “Hot Stuff’ and this is Late Night with Daniel Molloy. That song was released back in 1979 and earned Summer a Grammy for Best Female Rock Performance.

Let’s check out our next listener question, this one sent in anonymously;

“What’s the worst injury you’ve ever had & the story behind it?”

Well, that all depends, listeners. I know there were a few times I had the misfortune of being roughed up when I was mortal, drunk, drugged out, and stupid but half the time I was too wasted for it to really register, you know? And having someone fix you up with a dose of immortal blood when things got.. concerning kind of lessened the impact in the moments.

Well...maybe this isn’t the worst injury I’ve ever had, but it’s something I remember vividly and I’ve still got a scar from it even if it’s fading with time and immortality.

This happened when I was seventeen; was riding my bike home after work in the next town over from where I lived and got jumped by some of the older guys from high school who were still gunning to beat the shit out of the local faggot.

They’d tracked me down pretty easy since they were in a pickup truck and I ended up ditching my bike in the ditch and took off across one of the corn fields out there in Iowa between Muscatine and Wilton, thinking they’d be lazy as usual and give up trying to catch me – that’s what typically happened once I was somewhere they couldn’t drive right after me.

I don’t know but I suspect they had some liquid courage upping the ante that evening because they did. Probably didn’t help that I flipped them the bird and mouthed off once I was over the ditch and feeling more secure than I should have been, follies of youth, et cetera, you know?

Well they pumped out of the trick and hauled off throwing rocks and one caught me good in the head. That’s the scar, got it right up along my hairline. Bled like hell and made running harder when they jumped the ditch too to go after me, but let me tell you, folks – they’d pulled the shotgun down out of the rear window rack before coming after me so I had all the incentive in the world not to get caught.

There’s… more to that story, but I’ve already rambled enough so let’s get to our next song! This is Salvatore Ganacci and “Fight Dirty”:

You’re listening to Late Night with Daniel Molloy, thanks for tuning in and joining me, and a quick reminder that unless you send in you requests, dedications, and listener questions that this show will end up being nothing but this lunatic going on and on like some somebody’s grandpa sitting on some front porch reminiscing about the past, so save yourselves, help a guy out, keep those coming, and thanks again to everyone that has contributed to the show so far.

Speaking of dedications; here’s one going out and dedicated to all you out there in Listener Land who have a special someone in your lives but you blow at sharing your feelings.

That was Billy Joel with “Tell Her About It” and this is Late Night with Daniel Molloy.

Here’s our next listener question, another anonympus one – some of you are shy out there, aren’t you?:

“What’s a hopeless dream you’re still holding on to?”

I don’t think dreams are hopeless. Keep dreaming, listeners and - this next song is turning fifty-three this year. That fact blew my mind a little bit, and I don’t have a lot to spare on that kind of blowing – this is Aerosmith with “Dream On”:

This is Late Night With Daniel Molloy, the weekly broadcast where I get on here and spin you a mix of music and talk out into the void.

Let’s do another listener question, this one coming from @trxstesse – oh, you’re a curious one aren’t you? Thank you for sending in questions, and here’s this one:

“What romantic and sexual orientation do you have?”

Well, for those of you first-time listeners out there, because I know anyone that’s been listening to this show for a while will know, and I did make a passing mention earlier on this episode – I’m an immortal homosexual.

And I get it; anyone that’s read Lestat’s books knows I… have had sexual encounters with both men and women. Again, sometimes we do things we wouldn’t normally when there’s alcohol, illicit substances, and an immortal steering your every waking move whether you want to do it or not.

And I did try, once, when I was still a teenager, to go on a date with a girl on my own volition. My family was thrilled – went to prom with her and she was eager to, ah… convert me, if you will.

Didn’t work, folks. Not my thing.

This is Late Night with Daniel Molloy and that was Toddrick Hall with “Gay Excellence”, and I hope everyone out there that celebrates Pride is enjoying this month so far.

Alright preternatural people, let’s do one last listener question, yes, another anonymous one:

“Any songs, movies or tv shows that you'd be embarrassed to admit you love?”

I’m a sucker in more ways than one, listeners, and one thing I’m a sucker for? Romance, and there’s no shortage of that out there in music or movies.

So here’s a movie I like that has a number of songs I like that fits the bill – “Dirty Dancing”. Now, I wasn’t exactly in the right frame of mind to enjoy this when it came out in 1987, I was… busy becoming a few snowflakes short of a blizzard, if you know what I mean.

No, I didn’t become aware, if even only vaguely aware, of this film until… I’d say around 2007, maybe 2008? Listen, Akasha and Enkil weren’t the only ones sat down in front of a television by their caretaker when he needed a break, okay?

Here’s our last song to send us off for evening, featured in that very movie, this is The Ronettes and “Be My Baby”. Thanks again for joining me and this has been Late Night with Daniel Molloy. Good night:

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What’s going on listeners? Live from under a bright full moon over Los Angeles, California – yeah, it’s that time again, this is Late Night with Daniel Molloy!

Tonight we’re returning to our usual format of requests, dedications, and listener questions interspersed with my own music selections – and I hope you keep staying tuned because you just never know when the next interview episode is going to drop. And speaking of about to drop, we’re crossing over the threshold into the month of June tonight, folks. You know what June is? It’s Pride Month.

That was Darren Hayes with “Homosexual”. You know, folks... I can’t tell you what it means to a guy born in the 1950’s to get the privilege of playing a song like that on this broadcast. Homosexuality was still classified as a mental illness back then, and if you’re just tuning into the show for the first time - this is Late Night with Daniel Molloy, and I am also gay.

Let’s take our first listener question for the night, this one came in anonymously:

“Are you patient, or do you rush things?”

I think that all depends on the situation. I’m sure there’s some out there that would say I’m impatient, I’ll make a case for myself of ‘the fuck I’m not’ with the amount of time I stuck it out trying to pass into immortality.

This is Troye Sivan with “Rush”:

Welcome back to Late Night with Daniel Molloy, thanks for joining me. Anyone listening out there have anything planned for Pride month? How do you celebrate? Write or call in and tell me. Me? Well, I’ll be hitting a club or two at some point and not just to hunt. There’s nothing like a good gay bar dance floor to get your blood pumping.

Let’s do another listener question folks, this one is from @trxstesse:

“What calms you down when you’re stressed?”

Well, if he’s there – Jory, my blood spouse. For me just being in his presence helps me focus and stay in the moment, keeps me from my mind taking off in a tailspin. That’s something I really appreciate and admire about him, his ability to be so grounded and calm.

And if he’s not with me, then I try to focus on something that reminds me of him so that can help me focus. Sometimes I’ll repeat something positive to myself while I do that.. I think they’re call it ‘positive affirmations’ these days, or mantras? do that until my thoughts aren’t racing and I don’t feel a sense of panic anymore, and that… it really helps, a lot more than you’d think.

You’re listening to Late Night With Daniel Molloy, and that was Elton John with “The One”.

I saw Elton John live in 1980, if you can believe that. Yes, I did, that was in the fall, October or November? He was playing in Tampa and I… well, I was higher than a kite and had take off on one of my famous benders away from Night Island again. Great concert, the man really used to do a hell of a show with those flashy outfits and glasses.

Alright here’s another listener question everyone, another anonymous question this time:

“What’s a “villain” trait you actually possess?”

A villain trait, huh? Well… I suppose that depends on who you ask. In my opinion… it’s being capable of hurting others. Leaving chaos in the wake of my own chaos.

This is Joywave with “Destruction”:

Thanks for tuning in to Late Night with Daniel Molloy where I play a selection of music every week, and sometimes those songs are your requests and dedications, interspersed with your submitted listener questions.

Here’s another listener question, this one coming from @magusmortuum:

“Do you play an instrument or make music in some way? If no, would you like to learn how?”

I don’t play any instrument, no – and, I’ll tell you the truth, listeners, my sense of pitch is awful.Truly terrible. That saying ‘can’t carry a tune in a bucket’ is correct in my case. Now rhythm? That’s a different story, I do have a good sense of rhythm. If I had to learn an instrument for some reason I’d hope it was drums for that reason alone.

I can appreciate music and I sure as hell love to dance to it, that’s where having a sense of rhythm is useful, but that’s the extent of it.

That was Whitney Houston and I Wanna Dance With Somebody” and this is Late Night with Daniel Molloy.

Let’s do another anonymous listener question:

“Who was your earliest celebrity crush?”

Oh hell. Well, I don’t know how many of you listening out there will even remember these names, but… it’s a tie between Anthony Perkins and Troy Donahue. Both actors, and seeing actors on that old boxy television growing up was about the extent of exposure I had to any sort of celebrities.

Next up is a request and dedication from my own husband @mirroredxmusings, going out to all the bloodsuckers listening out there. [laughs] This is The Rolling Stones and “Sympathy for the Devil”:

This is Late Night with Daniel Molloy; if you’re a longtime listener then thanks for joining me, and if this is your first time tuning in I hope you’ll stick around.

Here’s our last listener question this evening coming from… @thevampiremariusderomanus.

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Either I have a listener with a weird sense of humor or... well, regardless, here’s the question:

“What are my requirements for a potential partner?”

I have a partner so the ‘potential’ part of that question is moot, but I can list some of the attributes of my blood spouse that are why I made him my fledgling and husband.

Great personality. A wicked sense of humor that never fails to make me laugh. Loyalty. Honesty. Focused. Driven. Intelligent. Kind but also doesn’t put up with shit. Strong when he needs to be but also gentle. Supportive. Takes me at both my best and my worst and lets me be myself. Who’s safe. Who is my North Star and home.

This has been Late Night with Daniel Molloy, thanks again for tuning in and I hope you check in again next Sunday Night. Sending us off for tonight, this is Belinda Carlisle with “I Get Weak”.