The Most Reverend StarDoG Steve Mills drops in to discuss a Third Time's the Charm selection, namely Halloween III: Season of the Witch. StarDoG and AP are both time travelers, and have used their technology to extend Halloween this year for the listeners in order to showcase this cult classic.
StarDoG focuses on the writer of the Myers-less installment of the Halloween franchise, who chose to go uncredited: British sci-fi and horror writer Nigel Kneale. The conversation covers a good deal of his career, the Quatermass movies, and his influence on both the fiction genres he worked in and the greater conversations around wyrdshit. 
Also: John Carpenter's influences from the Hammer movies! Gef the Talking Mongoose's secret connection to this movie! Mechano-Men and Stone Tape Theory!
Enjoy!

AP and Sequoyah Kennedy discuss the influential and profoundly stupid book Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon: Laurel Canyon & the Dark Heart of the Hippie Dream by David McGowan. This episode might ruffle a few feathers, but with cast iron bullshit detectors firmly in hand Sequoyah and AP navigate the weird scenes only to find that they really ain't that weird.
Sequoyah is a musician, writer, and had been the co-host of the mind-expanding podcast The Nonsense Bazaar and has a uniquely fine-tuned mind for untangling ill-conceived narratives. This chat ran a bit long, but there's just so much to say...

Blackwolf John Oates drops by to discuss RoboCop 3 in this edition of the Third Time's the Charm series of episodes, but he and AP got a little carried away talking about the whole original trilogy. They discuss Paul Verhoeven and his non-involvement with the sequels, interesting casting choices, RoboCop religious imagery, fictional drugs, and of course RoboCop commandeering a pink Cadillac from a pimp.
This is Blackwolf's first podcast appearance, and you can find him writing about his hair metal trading card collection on Twitter or Instagram (@BlackwolfOates and @blackwolf_john_oates respectively).

Happy Halloween, my friends!

As the holiday approaches, I thought I'd cook up a special episode for your spooky season enjoyment about the Universal Monsters and their connections to the Occult and real life wyrdshit...

Enjoy, and thanks for listening!
Love and Donuts, 
AP

Pleasant Gehman joins AP in this episode to share stories from her multifaceted life as an author, tarot reader, rock musician, burlesque dancer, energy healer, and witch. They discuss phenomena like electro psychokinesis and synchronicities, tarot, ghosts and other entities, and rock and roll ducks. Yup, you read that right!

Find out more about Pleasant, and while you're at it buy her book Rock'n'Roll Witch or get a reading from her at https://pleasantgehman.com/tarotreadings/rocknroll-witch-book/

The first in a series of episodes exploring the third movie of a franchise, this episode is actually the third movie in two separate franchises- King Kong vs Godzilla (1963). For such a monumental clash, a special monster guest was required... John E. L. Tenney joins AP to discuss this wonderful mess of a movie, its legacy, and they share a number of laughs along the way.
Tenney can be found haunting the internet on Twitter and Instagram, lecturing at various paranormal events, and on his podcast What's Up Weirdo.

Kay Gray, co-host of the Haunted Mitten podcast, chats with AP about Michigan ghosts, haunted lighthouses, dogmen, and other strange things. They discuss her new book, co-authored by her podcasting partner Crysta K Coburn, Ypsilanti Ghosts & Legends. This is also a "Third Time's the Charm" (3xtC) episode in the second half, where Kay and AP discuss Return of the Jedi: Leia, Ewoks, the Mandela Effect, and the Turkish knock-off Star Wars movie.
Check out her book and podcast here:
https://www.hauntedmitten.com/