Welcome to our first Graveside Picnic episode, where sometimes our guests. . . come back.

This time, Emma Berquist returns to talk about John Carpenter's absolute classic, The Thing. Come for the isolation, deadly cold, and paranoia - stay for the body horror!

Kurt returns to talk about the alleged "worst story ever written", The Eye of Argon. We read some of it and discuss the history as it's known of the story and its author.

Read The Eye of Argon:

https://ansible.uk/misc/eyeargon.html

Watch Korgoth of Barbaria (playlist):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJi9zZqbJoY&list=PL_l6nUy0fLNaXn00Q8Gxf0TJceULBfO1a

Aaron and Carlee of Hit Factory podcast return to talk about Street Fighter (1994). What's up with the World Warriors? Why is it so important to have a food court that will bring all the best franchises? How is M. Bison's HR Team so damn good at hiring such a diverse collection of minions, lackeys and henchmen?

Listen to Hit Factory:

Patreon.com/hitfactorypod

Kurt and Chris return to discuss the short fiction story, Cup and Table by Tim Pratt. Read the story first, since we spoil it!

Read Cup and Table:

https://www.lightspeedmagazine.com/fiction/cup-and-table/

Check out Parents Just Don't Understand:

https://soundcloud.com/parentspodcast

Read Blood Knife:

https://bloodknife.com/

Welcome to Podside Radio.

You spoke, and we listened! Kurt and Chris from Parents Just Don't Understand podcast return to talk about some of the Science Fiction and Fantasy concept albums suggested to us. Enjoy!

Listen to Podside Radio's Playlist:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4sTYzc8S6IRlpab6gay7As

Narration of "How Juan Bobo Got to los Nueba Yores", part of the Speculative Fiction for Dreamers: A Latinx Anthology from Ohio State University Press.

Order Speculative Fiction for Dreamers:

https://ohiostatepress.org/books/titles/9780814257982.html

Pete drops in to talk about cult classic, Highlander (1986). We talk about The Quickening, and how it works is mainly the Rule of Cool, and how Sean Connery prepared for his Spanish accent.

Tiffany Meuret returns to discuss one of the most awards-nominated stories of 2012, The Cartographer Wasps and Anarchist Bees by E. Lily Yu. We chat about how this rather short story manages to have a lot to say about colonization and imperialism, and whether wasps who sing sea shanties are sci-fi or not.

Read the story:

https://clarkesworldmagazine.com/yu_04_11/

Check out Tiffany's work:

https://tiffanymeuret.com/

Kurt and Chris of Parents Just Don't Understand podcast return to talk about the 1985 fantasy film, Ladyhawke. We chat a bit about the romance elements in the film, how Phillipe the Mouse's struggles with his faith make the film, and agree that the Bishop is a bad, bad man.

Check out PJDU podcast:

https://soundcloud.com/parentspodcast

Read Blood Knife:

https://bloodknife.com/

Karlo and The Podhand's Mattie Lewis discuss two of Angela Carter's retellings of Beauty and the Beast, "The Courtship of Mr. Lyon" and the much darker and sexier, "The Tiger's Bride"

Check Out Mattie's writing:

https://www.fairytalemagazine.com/2019/04/wolfskin-by-matilda-lewis.html#.YSRKXIhKjZQ

Check Out The Podhand:

https://thepodhand.podbean.com/e/01-the-prototype/