This is the fifth installment of the novel Unwoven-

In this episode, Spider's meddling has seemingly caused a thin spot between realities, she desperately tries to spin a web to pull the universe back together. As Aubrey gets better, their nostalgic reminiscing turns to the bitter and lackluster and Luna gets worse. Unsure of himself, Lexington has dreams of misremembered conversations with Wren, eventually settling on doing exactly what Wren said he would...

Written, narrated, edited & episode art by Erik Tinsley

3.33 (Oblivion Spin theme) by STG (theexperimenthouse.com)

content: language, mild upsetting imagery

This Laundry Day- Erik acts as your eccentric relative to eat Thanksgiving with if you are needing some company. He rattles off every turkey related memory he can think of, professes his love for the movie Thankskilling, pulls the traditional Laundry Day writing prompt from the jar and gives a pep talk about holiday shopping and taking care of yourself.

If you have something to say for a future Laundry Day episode (anything at all) or want to reach out, email Erik at [email protected] or leave a voice message here --> https://anchor.fm/erik-tinsley/message

Hosted by- Erik Tinsley

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content warnings: some good ol' cussin'; spoilers for "a muppet family christmas"

We're back with the 4th installment of Unwoven.

In this episode Luna and Lex start to talk about and navigate what their life together on the surface is going to look like. Luna is given advice from an old and somewhat unwelcomed friend. Between uncomfortable conversations, Aubrey starts to break down recalling their trip to the Sea Lion caves with their sister so many years prior. Against her better judgement, the spider tries to intervene. 

Written, narrated, edited & episode artwork by Erik Tinsley

3.33 (Oblivion Spin theme) by STG (theexperimenthouse.com)

content warnings for this episode: swears, mild sexuality, mild mental health triggers

This week we're into the thick of Unwoven.

In this episode, Luna realizes that Lex has been associating with some infamous figures she would rather not be associating with. Aubrey explains their philosophy of dividing apartments by food types. And Lex is thrown into an adventure that uncannily resembles what he had assumed was a hypothetical conversation. 

Written, narrated, edited & episode artwork by Erik Tinsley (Oblivion Spin)

3.33 (Oblivion Spin theme) by STG (theexperimenthouse.com)

content warnings for this episode: swearing, sexuality

In this episode of Oblivion Spin Presents, we do a little housekeeping for laundry day! Erik casually chats over a bad cup of coffee about podcasting, redefining being 'successful' in art / writing,  and finding time to create with a busy schedule. He also gives an insight to some interesting mail he received and invites your participation. 

hosted by Erik Tinsley (Oblivion Spin)

3.33 (Oblivion Spin theme) by STG (theexperimenthouse.com)

episode content: mild swearing (obligatory) 

This week we are continuing the novel Unwoven. 

In this episode we focus on life in the Complex with Luna and Lexington. There are murmurs of a political assassination that Luna is trying to avoid hearing about at all costs- especially sick of hearing about the infamous duo of Enforcers- Wren Winston and James Porter. Luna avoids the gossip by sitting in her garden where a shadow is looming above her. Meanwhile, Lexington is repeatedly chided by Wren for not just doing his job. Between these scenes, Aubrey takes us on a trip through their memories to Pike Place Market in search for... something (or perhaps somewhere they still cannot escape to). 

Written, narrated, edited & episode artwork by Erik Tinsley (Oblivion Spin) 

3.33 (Oblivion Spin theme) by Soraya the Great (theexperimenthouse.com)

content warnings for this episode: curse words (of course), mild sexuality, mild mental health triggers

Oblivion Spin Presents: Unwoven 

The first novel we are reading together, may many more follow. 

In this episode we meet Aubrey, who has been sick with norovirus for the past week and has moved on to the stage of illness that induces reminiscing and arguments with your higher self. Between cuts to a pivotal year of their life when they lived on their sister's couch and philosophical conversations in the present, Aubrey tells us the story of their next incarnation, Luna Trim, who very, very much just wants to live a quiet life with her books and garden on the surface.  

Written, narrated, edited & episode artwork by Erik Tinsley (instagram/twitter: @oblivionspin email: [email protected])