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In this bonus episode to our podcast, we present to you our first ever interview! Fueled by our passion to delve deeper into the world of The Exorcist, we interview practicing exorcist Bishop Plato Angelakis. Biography below. In typical Devils in the Details form, we have to give a big shout out and thank you to Smeary and the exorcist congregation for connecting us. Without you, Exorcist Congregation, none of this would be possible.
About Bishop Plato Angelakis:
Presently Plato presides as Archbishop of The Holy Order of Saint Michael The Archangel, Mexican National Catholic Church in Canada. An Exorcist in communion with The sacred Order of Saint Michael the Archangel In California, since 2013. A member of the Ottawa Paranormal Research and Investigation Team, he works to bring help to those afflicted by paranormal phenomenon in any way he can. Plato consults with paranormal societies world wide a lives in Northern Ontario with his family.
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Episode 6 – Star of the Morning
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In this episode, we discuss the sixth episode of the season – “Star of the Morning.” Returning from a two-week podcast hiatus for Easter holiday reasons (and so that Tina could watch Ben’s appearance in Jesus Christ Superstar on repeat for days on end), we discuss everything from Marcus’s exorcist superpowers in the lake to the hidden meaning behind the famous vocare pulvere/ceremony-of-ash ritual. Of course, there is a lot of laughter and fun along the way, so join us again and thank you to the amazing Exorcist Congregation for all the support and love.
Music is "Lydia" by Highly Suspect, from their album Mister Asylum.
Podcast Cover Art is by @Smeary on Twitter.
Table of Contents for Episode 6
The Writer’s Room
Fun Facts
Exorcist Fandom Shout Out and Fan Spotlight
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Episode 5 Through My Most Grievous Fault
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In this episode, we discuss the fifth episode of the season – “Through My Most Grievous Fault.” Finally (slightly) overcoming our tech challenges as new podcasters, we discuss Marcus’s battle against the Demon for the first time alone in Casey’s room, explore Henry’s increasing suspicion into Angela’s past, and tackle a deeper philosophical side of this episode – what is truth? What is Marcus’s truth? What is Tomas’s?
There’s also a lengthy discussion on Marcus’s arms, so….that’s our headspace, too. HA!
Thanks again for listening. We owe this all to everyone out there in the exorcist congregation. You all are loved.
Music is "Requiem for a Fish" by The Freak Fandango Orchestra, from their album Tales of a Dead Fish found on the Free Music Archive - and licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License.
Podcast Cover Art is by @Smeary on Twitter.
Table of Contents for Episode 5
The Writer’s Room
Bad Exorcist Puns
Exorcist Fandom Shout Out and Fan Spotlight
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Episode 4 – The Moveable Feast
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In this episode, we discuss the fourth episode of the season – “The Moveable Feast.” Overcoming perhaps the biggest technological issues we’ve ever faced as newbie podcasters, we bring to you an episode that tackles Marcus’s struggle with the loss of his collar, explore the power of femininity with Mother Bernadette and how that translates into both religion and horror as a genre, and….of course…give a shout out to an amazing contributor to this fandom at the end. Thanks again for listening. We owe this all to everyone out there in the exorcist congregation. You all are beautiful.
Music is "There’s a Light" by Shirley Ann Lee, from their album Songs of Light.
Podcast Cover Art is by @Smeary on Twitter.
Table of Contents for Episode 4
Deep Dive/Story Arc Discussions
Show Fun Facts/Easter Eggs
The Writer’s Room
Exorcist Fandom Shout Out and Fan Spotlight
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Episode 3 – Let ‘Em In
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In this episode, we discuss the third episode of the season – Let ‘Em In. Zoe said it best in that “we go a little overboard this week.” We do our usual deep dive into critical scenes, and have far too much fun exploring Tomas as the naïve, but hopeful character that he is; we empathize with Marcus and his inner battle, and we get philosophical when we ask ourselves, “Who do bad things happen to good people.” Thanks again for listening. We owe this all to everyone out there in the exorcist congregation, again, and we LOVE YOU!
Music is "1000 Ways to Die" by Dish Pit, from their album 1000 Ways to Die, found on the Free Music Archive - and licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License.
Podcast Cover Art is by @Smeary on Twitter.
Table of Contents for Episode 3
The Writer’s Room
Show Fun Facts/Easter Eggs
Exorcist Fandom Shout Out and Fan Spotlight
Episode 2 – Lupus in Fabula
A Brit (Zoie in England), a Mexican (Tina in Florida), and an accused demon (Gaia in Italy) come together to bring you a podcast dedicated to all things The Exorcist TV show, currently airing on Fox. We rewatch and discuss the series one episode at a time, deep-diving into critical scenes and having some fun along the way. We also pour through as much exorcist content we can find on the internet and share all the behind the scenes information so you don't have to find it all yourself! So sit back, relax, and listen to us as we geek out about the greatest horror/action/(romance?) television show in history.
In this episode, we discuss the second episode of the season – Lupus in Fabula. And like the episode title, if you speak of the devil, we shall appear! Muahaha! We explore such topics as how Marcus and Tomas both compliment and contrast each other, Marcus as a strong masculine figure while gentle/emotional, the additional homages to the original Exorcist movie, the continuation of decay from both a cinematic and thematic perspective, and…of course…make a shout out to the amazing Exorcist Congregation fandom. We can’t even explain how thankful we are to all of you.
Music is "Shotgun" by The Degs, from their album Cliff Rocket, found on the Free Music Archive - and licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License.
Podcast Cover Art is by @Smeary on Twitter.
Table of Contents for Episode 2
The Writer’s Room
Show Fun Facts/Easter Eggs
Exorcist Fandom Shout Out and Thanks
Episode 1 - And Let My Cry Come Unto Thee
A Brit (Zoie in England), a Mexican (Tina in Florida), and an accused demon (Gaia in Italy) come together to bring you a podcast dedicated to all things The Exorcist TV show, currently airing on Fox. We rewatch and discuss the series one episode at a time, deep-diving into critical scenes and having some fun along the way. We also pour through as much exorcist content we can find on the internet and share all the behind the scenes information so you don't have to find it all yourself! So sit back, relax, and listen to us as we geek out about the greatest horror/action/(romance?) television show in history.
In this episode, we discuss a biggie - the PILOT. We deep dive into critical scenes, explore themes from a writer and cinematography student's perspective, and give a shoutout to the best and most supportive fandom in the world - Exorcist Congregation.
Music is "The Guy Downstairs" by Half Cocked, from their album Sausage Party, found on the Free Music Archive - and licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License.
Podcast Cover Art is by @Smeary on Twitter.
Table of Contents for Episode 1
4:50 – Deep Dive into Critical Scenes
This is our first recording session of The Exorcist TV Show Podcast: The Devil's in the Details. The purpose of this bonus feature is for listeners to get to know the three of us - Zoe, Gaia, and Tina. We also touch on how we got hooked on the show and why it's something we are so passionate about.
Credit for podcast cover art goes to @Smeary on Twitter.
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