Podcast Archive

This week, we interview author Daniel Braum about his collections "The Wish Mechanics" and "The Night Marchers"! Read More

To celebrate our 200th episode, we put together a dang clip show of your Top 5 Favorite Miskatonic Musings Moments. Read More

Ring in the New Year with a shitty, shitty vampire movie! Our Blade-Stravaganza concludes with 2004's "Blade: Trinity". Read More

It's the most wonderful time of the year - by which I mean it's our annual Holiday Episode, plus it's part two of our Blade-Stravaganza! Gather 'round & let's argue about whether or not Blade II is a Christmas movie. Read More

It's time for part one of our Blade-Stravaganza! This week, we sit down to chat about the first one, 1998's film "Blade". Read More

This, episode, Philip Fracassi joins us to talk about his fiction, Detroit-style pizza, puppy-based films, and more! Read More

This week, we get deep into some Innsmouth tourism, chat about a Harry Hole, discuss the short story "Click" by Brian Evenson, and get real mad about the 1997 film "Spawn". Read More

Matthew M. Bartlett joins us this week to talk about his new collection "The Stay-Awake Men and Other Unstable Entities", his new serial "The Obsecration" in Eyedolon magazine via the Broken Eye Books Patreon, and his advent calendar, "Of Doomful Portent: An Advent Calendar of Grotesque Horrors". That being said, we get off on a tangent about food around the 20 minute mark and never really recover. Imagine that Drake meme, but with Panel 2 being Matt's published work and Panel 4 being a jar of Peanut Butter. It's like that. Read More

Tim "Power Listener" Vargulish returns to the show to have a chat about the 1992 Sega CD cult classic "Night Trap"! Is it as bad as everyone says? Who does S.C.A.T. work for? Can anyone remember the noises that Nien Nunb makes? What exactly is a Night Trap? Find out the answers to all this and more! Read More

This week, we're joined by Michael Keene & Sean Doyle to discuss master director Neil Breen (Fateful Findings), and their upcoming cyberpunk Neil Breen homage, Fatal Future. Read More