How does one get from Amsterdam to Whitby in under 12 hours without the Eurostar? Is paprika hendl really that spicy? How did an English gen
It's time for a spooky season special!
This year, we are talking all things Dracula - including a plug for the wonderful, fantastic, awe-inspiring @re-dracula.
So wrap up warm, settle in for another lengthy episode, and if you see a vampire bonk it on the head with a shovel like our good friend Jonathan Harker.
We broke a record again!
Jess, Arlo and Nora love Murderbot so much they talked about it for over 2 hours. It would absolutely hate that.
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Unlike Murderbot, we have not consumed 35,000 hours of media about our blorbos but we can talk about it for over 2, so who's winning really?
Today, we welcome Arlo (@enchantingruinscandy) and Nora (@selvaqueenofhiii) to the podcast to talk about the wonder that is The Murderbot Diaries! If you ever wanted to find out more about the ace/aro/agender/autism robot books that everyone keeps talking about, look no further.
In this first episode of a new season, Kent brings us an explanation of the weirdest post-apocalyptic novel anyone has (n)ever heard of.
WE'RE BACK! (did you miss us?)
This time Kent (@inquisitorpsyduck) returns to tell us all about A Canticle For Leibowitz - a totally bizarre post-nuclear-apocalypse sci-fi story set in a catholic monastery. If that sounds like your kind of thing, congrats! You've found a friend!
Statement of JJ and Ren regarding their love for and fear of The Magnus Archives.
Statement begins...
Ceaseless Watcher turn your gaze upon these wretched things who signed up to talk about The Magnus Archives for several hours. Feat. JJ, Ren, greatest fears, the dangers of capitalism, and none of us being the Eye's special little boy.
We are once again here with some Shakespeare shenanigans - this time with Lucy and Rook. If you ever thought Shakespeare was boring, a) you'
All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players, and so we finally bring to you the wonder that is Rook and Lucy telling us everything they know about Shakespeare, as an English Lit set text, to a timeless classic of the stage and screen.