A Space for Oddities

Katie and Vincent explore the oddities of the creative sphere—this week looking at the blind, avant-garde jazz musician and composer Moondog. From speaking about how he lost his eyesight to vocally interpreting his most popular song, it's bound to be as strange as his legacy.

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Katie and Vincent explore the oddities of the creative sphere—this week looking at the Jewish folklore Golem. This traditional character has been an inspiration for many modern stories, from Lord of the Rings (perhaps) and Marvel.

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WARNING! This is unedited and contains rather strong language. We don't swear throughout but get a little fruity in around the middle.

This is a pilot for the podcast, so has not been edited fully. This means there will be guffs, burps and generally rough sounds as we practice recording and try to define our format for future episodes.

Katie and Vincent explore the oddities of the creative sphere—this week looking at Hexafoils. These symbols of folk art and agricultural superstition are explored through spelling, giggling and sillyness.