Alan Moore and Jacen Burrows' horror graphic novel NEONOMICON is explicit, graphically violent, and filled with rape scenes. But is there something more to this award-winning HP Lovecraft homage/critique? And should it be banned from libraries?

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• CBLDF Case Study: Neonomicon
• The Horror of Rape: Alan Moore, Lovecraft, and Neonomicon
• The Great Alan Moore Reread: Neonomicon
• Alan Moore's Neonomicon censored by US library
• Alan Moore Gets Psychogeographical With Unearthing

"It's important to have a spirit animal who's an actual person," is this episode's pull quote. We discuss the making of Iggy Pop's album "The Idiot," David Bowie's role in its production, and how narratives can change music listening experiences.

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Why do we watch trashy television? And why was FOX's The Following something we watched as much as we did even though we thought it was terrible?

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• "The Fright Stuff: In the wake of 'The Walking Dead' juggernaut and the 'Sleepy Hollow' surprise, much more horror is in store"
• Actors May Appear Smaller Than They Are. (2012). Back Stage (19305966), 53(42), 16.
• "Serial Thriller"

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Chris and Charlie struggle with their history with, and love for, Steve Albini, and their desire to be decent people. Can music with lyrics hostile toward women be feminist?

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• Steve Albini talks to LISTEN: "I try to be an ally in feminism"
• Her, She Can Go Quietly: On Steve Albini's Ally Status
• Shellac "You Came In Me"

SPECTRE! What can we explain about the 24th James Bond movie? We discuss how it was produced, how it was written, where the money came from, and the nonsensical story.

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• Draft script for James Bond film Spectre leaked in Sony hack
• The Secrets Of SPECTRE's Jaguar C-X75s
• Latest Bond adventure Spectre sets record for Largest film stunt explosion ever - watch incredible clip
• 'Spectre': James Bond Film Reportedly Receiving $20M for Portraying Mexico Positively

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In the first episode of Supercontext, Charlie and Christian perform an autopsy on the medium of podcasting. How has it changed over the years and where is it heading? And what's up with the attention it's suddenly receiving from corporations?