Happy Friday, y'all! 

It's no secret that I think ghost towns are the coolest. So let's talk about them!

I want to acknowledge that I am currently living (and therefore producing this podcast) on the land of the Ute, Paiute, Goshute, and Eastern Shoshone people.

Ghost towns and sites mentioned in this episode: West Dip and West Mercur, Nine Mile Canyon, Grafton, Thistle, Tintic Reduction Mill, and Silver City.

Music credits: Theme song: Red Hills Solstice. Artist: Lobo Loco. Source: Free Music Archive. License: Creative Commons BY 4.0.

Episode 12: Relevés - spiced or highly seasoned (also to rise up). Written by: Chris Brancato and Bryan Fuller. Directed by: Michael Rymer. Aired: June 13, 2013. Viewed by: 2.10 million in the US. Episode 13: Savoureux - tasty. Written by: Steve Lightfoot, Bryan Fuller and Scott Nimerfro. Directed by: David Slade. Aired: June 20, 2013. Viewed by: 1.98 million in the US. | Talking points:

OG Will is back for a hot minute and we love it. All the pieces are coming together. We see the extent of Hannibal's spider's web. Abigail learns the truth. Will is more broken than ever. Boo-frikken-hoo, you did this to you. You can Shatner if you want to; you can leave your friends behind. Freddie Lounds is The Green Knight. | Theme song: Red Hills Solstice

- Artist: Lobo Loco

- Source: Free Music Archive

- License: Creative Commons BY 4.0

Welcome back for another installment of the Normal and Good Podcast, Hannibal Rewatch Edition! This week, we tackle episodes 10 and 11.

Episode 10: Buffet Froid - literally means “cold buffet,” and I couldn’t find a term beyond that. It’s also a 1979 French murder mystery film starring Gerard Depardieu. 

- Written by: Andy Black, Chris Brancato and Bryan Fuller

- Directed by: John Dahl

- Aired: May 30, 2013

- Viewed by: 2.40 million in the US

Episode 11: Rôti - the roast

- Written by: Steve Lightfoot, Bryan Fuller and Scott Nimerfro

- Directed by: Guillermo Navarro

- Aired: June 6, 2013

- Viewed by: 2.36

Talking points include:

- Gaslighting

- Anxiety

- A rare happy ending

- Medical malpractice

- Tattoo ideas 

- Narcissistic Cannibal by Korn, feat. Skrillex

Apologies for background audio-ness. Other people live in the house too!

If you have feedback about the episode, use the contact form at the top of the page or find me on Twitter at @amber_jane_9. 

Music credits:

Theme song: Red Hills Solstice

Artist: Lobo Loco

Source: Free Music Archive

License: Creative Commons BY 4.0

Sorry for the delay in posting this episode! There's a nasty head cold going around the office, house, and neighborhood, and it got me. 

This week, we tackle episodes 7, 8, and 9 of Hannibal.

Episode 7: Sorbet

- Written by: Jesse Alexander & Bryan Fuller

- Directed by: James Foley

- Aired: May 9, 2013

Episode 8: Fromage 

- Written by: Jennifer Schuur & Bryan Fuller

- Directed by: Tim Hunter

- Aired: May 16, 2013

Episode 9: Trou Normand

- Written by: Steve Lightfoot

- Directed by: Guillermo Navarro

- Aired: May 23, 2013

Talking points:

- Classical music analysis

- Pretentious murder friends

- GILLIAN ANDERSON

- Hannibal is desperate for friendship

- Will/Alana shippyness

- Lindsey had a birthday

- Amber makes an important purchase

- Spooky Season is upon us!

Music credits:

- Theme song: Red Hills Solstice

- Artist: Lobo Loco

- Source: Free Music Archive

- License: Creative Commons BY 4.0

You can find us on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, and Stitcher.

In this episode, we cover Season 1, episode 4: Oeuf; episode 5: Coquilles; and episode 6: Entrée.

Featuring: Shippy giggles, the beauty of Gina Torres, Utah satire music throwbacks, and more political conversations than usual. We see Hannibal and Will, two previous loners, develop real relationships with the people in his life, and we get introduced to the Chesapeake Ripper. Amber gets more sweary as the night goes on.

Amber and Lindsey are back to watch and revel in NBC's Hannibal. In this episode, we cover Season 1, episode 1: Aperitif; episode 2: Amuse-Bouche; and episode 3: Potage.

Featuring: Will's sweaty nightmares, Alana's stunning wrap dresses, Hannibal's distinct speaking voice, and the origins of "normal and good."