As an all-around great dude and the producer of <a href="http://waytoolatetv.com">Way Too Late TV</a>, Sam joins us to discuss his experiences with electro-convulsive therapy, giant robot fighting games, and television production. We talk about language, Velocipastor, and how by and large--most abled folk will eventually go through times of being disabled. We also talk Robert Englund, Voltaire, and coping with memory loss. Plus, a Mad Lib.

As an all-around great dude and the producer of Way Too Late TV, Sam joins us to discuss his experiences with electro-convulsive therapy, giant robot fighting games, and television production. We talk about language, Velocipastor, and how by and large--most abled folk will eventually go through times of being disabled. We also talk Robert Englund, Voltaire, and coping with memory loss. Plus, a Mad Lib.

As an all-around great dude and the producer of <a href="http://waytoolatetv.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">Way Too Late TV</a>, Sam joins us to discuss his experiences with electro-convulsive therapy, giant robot fighting games, and television production. We talk about language, Velocipastor, and how by and large--most abled folk will eventually go through times of being disabled. We also talk Robert Englund, Voltaire, and coping with memory loss. Plus, a Mad Lib.&nbsp;

Guest: Sam from Way Too Late TV

Brought to you by Sometimes Hilarious Horror, the Mentally Oddcast features creatives discussing how mental illness, addiction, neurodivergence, and the impact of trauma informs &amp; inspires their art. New eps every Wednesday! CW/TW for discussions on suicide, addiction, abuse, SA.&nbsp;Host Wednesday Lee Friday is the owner/EiC of Sometimes Hilarious Horror magazine, a quarterly horror lit mag for lovers of dark comedy. She's the author of A Stabbing for Sadie, Kiss Me Like You Love Me, The Finster Effect, and multiple short story collections.&nbsp;Intro/Outtro music by Peter Alway

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Brought to you by Sometimes Hilarious Horror, the Mentally Oddcast features creatives discussing how mental illness, addiction, neurodivergence, and the impact of trauma informs & inspires their art. New eps every Wednesday! CW/TW for discussions on suicide, addiction, abuse, SA.  Host Wednesday Lee Friday is the owner/EiC of Sometimes Hilarious Horror magazine, a quarterly horror lit mag for lovers of dark comedy. She's the author of A Stabbing for Sadie, Kiss Me Like You Love Me, The Finster Effect, and multiple short story collections.  Intro/Outtro music by Peter Alway

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