Libbie has been too busy to do anything, including format this episode like usual. But she is bringing you an interview with Graham St. John, author of the first biography of Terence McKenna, aptly titled Strange Attractor. Plus, there's news about Libbie's books coming out next year and the (potential) Blackbird movie!

Hey, remember Libbie? She's back with the ridiculous tale of how she got her fourth agent. Featuring a perilous sea voyage and an unpleasant surprise from Mother Nature.

It's the second annual Spooky Season Spectacular, just barely in time for Halloween! Libbie tells the chilling/ridiculous tale of the Highgate Vampire... featuring ding dongs, a magicians' duel, and a literal, actual mob with pitchforks and torches. 

Total vibes shift! It’s Couch F*** Summer, and you should celebrate by indulging in Libbie’s three favorite bad movies. Swamp bigfoot. Slapping Jesus. Wanton laptop destruction. Warning: lots of swearing in this one.

Well, guess we have to talk about the six-ton political gorilla in the room. How is democracy like a bonsai tree? Libbie gets into it. 

Libbie's friend died and she has some feelings about it, so she wrote an essay. R.I.P. Nate; you were a good dude.

Libbie takes you on a deep dive into the cultural history of Dune... which is a lot more mysterious and fascinating than you might expect. Featuring: a publisher of auto repair manuals, a riot at a Mexican film festival, and Richard f***ing Nixon. Put on your stillsuit and ready your Maker hooks, because this is one nerdy ride into sci-fi esoterica.

A deep dive into the life and works of Henry Darger, one of the most tragic and fascinating outsider artists of all time.

Libbie can't handle literally anything right now, so she's watching this short film starring Fabio and you're coming along for the ride.

Libbie reminisces on that time she blew the minds of a whole Baptist youth group and then solves Terence McKenna's infamous Timewave Zero mystery (okay, maybe not solves, but definitely gets into it.)