Recorded at Scares That Care 2019, DEEPER THAN R’LYEH: THE NEW COSMIC HORROR: Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s She Walks In Shadows. Victor LaValle’s The Ballad of Black Tom. Matt Ruff’s Lovecraft Country. Nick Mamatas’s Move Under Ground. How would H.P. Lovecraft react to these (and other) permutations of his mythos, and how do they strengthen cosmic horror moving forward? With Norman Prentiss (moderator), Paul Tremblay, Damien Angelica Walters, Maurice Broaddus, Nick Mamatas, and Mary SanGiovanni.

This week, Mary discusses the cosmic horror film AWAIT FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS.

Mary SanGiovanni reads H.P. Lovecraft's "Dagon" and discusses its themes and origins.

This week's shows focuses on August Derleth's "The Thing That Walked on the Wind," and how it's a bridge of sorts connecting weird fiction past and present, as well as different types of cosmic horror.

Mary discusses Darrell Schweitzer's modern cosmic horror short story from AWAITING STRANGE GODS

Mary discusses Ramsey Campbell's short story collection ALONE WITH THE HORRORS (originally aired as a portion of episode 219 of The Horror Show With Brian Keene).

This week, Mary discusses the modern cosmic horror movie, Black Site

Mary discusses the short story "Bloom" by John Langan, from his new collection "Sefira and Other Betrayals" published in April 2019 by Hippocampus Press

Mary discusses the cosmic horror elements in the painting "The Hands Resist Him" by Bill Stoneham, a painting that is reputedly haunted.

In Part Two of her discussion of urban legends and cosmic horror, Mary talks about places on Earth that people claim contain doorways to other dimensions.