Strangely and Friends

The Owl Fortress is full of Miner’s Ballads. Strangely has thoughts on Prurient National Epics, Oddly Prescient Conspiracy Theory Television and Fantasy Worldbuilding.

Strangely is growing basil, watching Lord of the Rings, and perhaps thinking too much! It’s another Lonely Cabin episode of the podcast live from the Owl Fortress!

Sarah Shay returns to the podcast to talk about The Thrilling Adventure hour, the magic of live performance and the very concept of recommending stuff. Elsewhen, Strangely recommends some Dante, muses on the value of “trashy fiction,” and courts madness by contemplating Nicolas Cage.

Finally another voice! Strangely is still all alone in a cabin in the middle of nowhere, but good pal Aaron J. Shay has come to the rescue with an audio postcard. Elsewhen, Strangely has thoughts on “NPR Podcasts,” Footnotes, and Homemade Doughnuts. There is also a brand new song by Strangely, so it’s another busy episode from the long lost cabin!

Still stuck alone in a remote cabin, Strangely has thoughts on rewatching old films, a revisit of H.G. Wells’ novels, a brand new song, and more! 

Strangely and Friends the Podcast returns! No guest this week because of #SocialDistancing, but Strangely does have some film reviews, cabin fever alleviating activity recommendations and even a bit of poetry! Let’s get cozy!

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It’s the New Years Eve Special! Childhood friend Micah Knapp sits down with Strangely to talk about making movies, growing up together and watching prestige films over ones with boobs as a teenager. There’s also got some #resolutions, a crappy mid-aughts action film (#Elektra), and Strangely’s favorite read of the year.

This week’s episode of the podcast is a massive(ish) solo endeavor. Strangely just his record and does a podcast off-the-cuff, and out of control. A shot of vodka kicks off a special Birthday Bonanza as Strangely celebrates Strangely’s birthday as only Strangely can. Multiple Songs! Multiple Segments! Multiple Awkward Pauses!

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The Creative Martyrs

Riding a blast of Arctic wind from the frozen Tundras of unseasonably cold Minnesota, Kate Steensma returns to the podcast! Kate tells Strangely all about digital ghost cows, being a yoga instructor and why you should rub your palms together before touching people. There’s also a brand new piece of fiction from Strangely’s new writing project, some thoughts on grimdark literary fiction and a Newfoundland dance tune!