Humans After Dark

The hosts of Humans After Dark become increasingly incoherent in our Season 2 Finale as they commiserate over strong drink regarding recent disast- I mean "events," while their new recording software fights tooth and nail to sink the thing entirely.    

We plan on being back for season 3 this summer, but in the meantime, check out our big hairy host's new YouTube channel at:  

https://www.youtube.com/@thecajunsasquatch

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Another legendary Texan creature joins us: "Mushu the Stamina Dragon," recounts the improbable-sounding series of events that earned him his name during his first visit to the campgrounds of the Texas Renaissance Festival.  

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The group remembers what it is we actually do here and drags the topic back from unhinged opinionated ranting to refocus on stories.  We get to compare notes with AJ about old neighborhoods and how the more things change, the more they stay the same.

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AJ and Kat dive in to their experiences in the Houston lifestyle scene.  AJ puts up with even more sh*t.  Opinionated rants in direct violation of our format are included on the grounds that we wouldn't have much of an episode without them and the editor is out of coffee.

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Our guest AJ, his life and times, and the things he has had to put up with.

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The conversation with Loki begins to drift between the amusing and the sentimental as the interview ventures into the wee hours.  At least the host remembered how to use his microphone!  

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Loki decided to do a thing.  This thing is discussed at length.  Also the Sasquatch fumbles his microphone for half the episode, which is fine because we're all still really hung up on that thing Loki decided to do.  

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Kat and Charles welcome Loki and his stories of highway shenanigans and growing up among bikers.  

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Cheyenne's interview draws to a close as the discussion wavers between mental health, culinary school and childhood regrets.  

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Our interview with Cheyenne continues, leading to a dark turn.  A bone-chilling recollection of a deep and hideous betrayal.  

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