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Annie & Eric discuss how maybe the middle ages weren't so bad after all, even after they are menaced by an unfortunately recurring guest. Meanwhile poor Catherine gets her hopes up to see some sick freakin portcullises but is foiled by the weather. 

While performing a Regency period dance, Eric and Annie accidentally fold time and space and send bondage monsters after their skeleton friends beyond the vale.  

Also, Marlene Dietrich stops in for a song and Eric enters the presidential race to confront a burning issue. 

Write us at [email protected] and tell us about your dancing mishaps. Also let us know which sexy ghost you would most like to hear from on a future episode. 

While performing a Regency period dance, Eric and Annie accidentally fold time and space and send bondage monsters after their skeleton friends beyond the vale.  

Also, Marlene Dietrich stops in for a song and Eric enters the presidential race to confront a burning issue. 

Write us at [email protected] and tell us about your dancing mishaps. Also let us know which sexy ghost you would most like to hear from on a future episode. 

Catherine's plans to meet her arch twee in the pump room is foiled by a dull rattle in a sick gig. Meanwhile your hosts discuss *that guy* (we all have one) and Annie tries to liberate Eric's toilet. 

Wherein Eric gets scurvy, Annie comes out as a Bonapartist, and Roland Barthes visits to namesplain and give dating tips. 

Trigger warning: Jock butts and a chubby handful of John Thorpe. 

Poor Catherine must put up with an intolerable bore, just a real basic dude who can't stop talking about his sick ride. Also we interview a spooooky guest who dropped in straight from one of those Gothic novels that young ladies do seem to admire so much.

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Catherine Morland and Isabella Thorpe play power games, discuss gothic novels, and check out the man candy in the Pump Room. Also Slavoj Zizek stops by to sing and eat floor hotdogs. 

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Eric & Annie brace themselves against Jane Austen's full-throated defence of the novel. Annie introduces us to Fudge the Horse, and Eric tries out his baffling and inscrutable pick-up moves.

Wherein Annie and Eric discuss Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Thorpe and all the basic bitches in our lives. 

Trigger Warning: podcast contains gout-shaming and violence against royal bunnies. 

Wherein Eric and Annie discuss safety cravats, moose packing, and regency period pickup artists in  Chapter Three of Northanger Abbey.