EH Radio

Nora gets a call from her Mom and meets a mysterious traveler in a gray suit.

Nora takes calls about recurring nightmares because it's finally Halloween season, and we all need a distraction from this election. Topics include: purgatory, armadillos, robots, conspiracy theories, and that one time Ryan Gosling played a Jewish neo-Nazi.

music: "data" by podington bear

Season 2 begins next week! A quick episode with me, talking about what I've been working on. music: "deep pools" by podington bear

Nora gives Eliza a tarot card reading via Skype, while RJ fixes the washing machine.

Nora and RJ chat about the importance of getting your emotional needs met in a relationship, X-Men, and creepy things that happen when you live alone.

Due to recent discriminatory legislation passed by Mississippi governor Phil Bryant, Nora invites callers to talk about what it's like to be an outsider in the South, inside the closet and out. Discussion includes: mainstreaming with autism, coming out to your parents, and buying beer for the first time in a county that only recently legalized the sale of alcohol.

Music: Chris Zabriskie, "Everybody's Got Problems That Aren't Mine"; Pipe Choir, "Dream On"

Nora and RJ drive to check on a friend and discuss relationships, church and Pee Wee Herman.

This week, Nora talks about what makes weird kids weird and asks callers to share their stories of when they first realized they were weird or different. Discussions include: online role playing, teachers who say damaging things, and how to get enough wind in your cape.

Music: "Dream On" by Pipe Choir, "In 2016" by Steve Combs

Yeah, we're talking about the primaries too! Election year, baby, woooo! Discussions include: the latest on what's sure to be an election to shamefully remember for Mississippi, dealing with conservative parents, John Cena, and a ponderation on the definition of "it" in "tell it like it is".

"We all wear masks, metaphorically speaking." -- Oscar Wilde

This week Nora talks about social personas and how we hide parts of ourselves. Discussions include how nothing good can come from seeing your friends' online interactions in real-time, what to do when your friends only play Call of Duty, and that awkward phase where you aren't a kid anymore, but you don't feel like an adult.