In this episode we continue our discussion of aliens, including cosmic pluralism, what sailor moon and superman have in common, owing life debts, Tim the Tool Man Taylor's experience with the extra-terrestrial, and do aliens think we're cute?

In this episode we talk about Aliens! including made-up numbers, water bears, the Fermi Paradox, radio astronomers, are we in a celestial time out? and how very human we all are.

In this episode we talk Tricksters, including the Devil himself, essential phallicism, fully-belly truths, ambiguity in roadrunner form , and we search for the female Trickster.

We apologize - the audio quality on this one is not great. Better next time, we promise!

In this episode we talk mythical creatures, boobies on a fish, someone had relations with a horse, phoenix stories get dark, boobies on a bird, we've all seen some shit on the Internet, boobies on EVERYTHING, Lauren can't with the Tooth Fairy, and this is how we get mermaids.

Here is a link to the New Yorker article we were talking about: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/11/06/is-bigfoot-likelier-than-the-loch-ness-monster

In this episode, we discuss ghosts, necromancer street cred, ancestor veneration, psychopomps, Harry Houdini Seances, pleasing terrors, Jamesian Tales, Emily and Lauren's morphic field strengthens and are ghosts still ghosts in the underworld?

In this episode we talk about Werewolves, as well as wolves as pagan symbols, cannibals, curses, deals with the devil, insatiable hunger, rehabilitating the man-wolf, male menstruation, and we almost don't talk about Harry Potter. Almost.

In this episode, we talk Hugo Short Story Nominees, including abrasive narrators, petty-betty omnipotent beings, transhumanism, Matt being wrong and strong about Rogue One, and Emily has bomb GoldenEye tactics.

In this episode we talk about cyber punk, including: invisibility with socks, the difference between work naked time and personal naked time, what it means to be human, don't quote Nietzsche at me, robot daddy issues, and Emily definitely knows what Blade is and what Blade Runner is and that they are not the same thing.

In this episode we continue our discussion of Dystopian media, including moon colonies, Emily watches no movies - BUT WAS RIGHT ABOUT BLADERUNNER, star whales, we can't wait for the utopia of Star Trek to come around, and Emily and Lauren apparently share a morphic field.

In this episode we talk Dystopian media, Lauren has gum brain, Trevor Noah's mother is a dystopian heroine, how the Hunger Games destroyed Emily's sense of self, how many unhappy people does it take to make a dystopian novel, and it's all fun and game until someone gets murdered by a smart house.