An episode under the former podcast name of Sh** Gets Weird. An exploration of how deindustrialization and the “Black Aquarius” impacted paranormal encounters in early 1970’s Britain. We ask if the analytical concept of hauntology as elucidated by the late critical theorist Mark Fisher can be applied to tabloid stories of the supernatural. Bonus: Werewolf ghosts and Druid nipple torture <a rel="payment" href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/workerscauldron">Support the show</a>

An episode under the former podcast name of Sh** Gets Weird. An exploration of how deindustrialization and the “Black Aquarius” impacted paranormal encounters in early 1970’s Britain. We ask if the analytical concept of hauntology as elucidated by the late critical theorist Mark Fisher can be applied to tabloid stories of the supernatural. Bonus: Werewolf ghosts and Druid nipple torture Support the show

An episode under the former podcast name of Sh** Gets Weird. An exploration of how deindustrialization and the “Black Aquarius” impacted paranormal encounters in early 1970’s Britain. We ask if the analytical concept of hauntology as elucidated by the late critical theorist Mark Fisher can be applied to tabloid stories of the supernatural. Bonus: Werewolf ghosts and Druid nipple torture <a href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/workerscauldron" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a>

Hauntology and the Hexham Head Hex

A podcast about the cultural politics of the paranormal. Where Karl Marx shakes his fist at the Loch Ness Monster and Bigfoot speaks to us about the legacies of colonialism. We discuss the contemporary obsession with all things supernatural through a socialist, feminist lens and ask what our strange experiences and beliefs tell us about the society we live in.

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A podcast about the cultural politics of the paranormal. Where Karl Marx shakes his fist at the Loch Ness Monster and Bigfoot speaks to us about the legacies of colonialism. We discuss the contemporary obsession with all things supernatural through a socialist, feminist lens and ask what our strange experiences and beliefs tell us about the society we live in.

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