In this episode I speak with an advocate for the rights of LGBTQ homeless people, and spotlight a goth owned business. Then I sit down with the members of Access To Concrete, a Detroit based band that will be performing at the Fixation festival in April.

In this episode I delve into how people in the Middle Ages coped with winter depression. Then I speak with a professional death doula, and sit finally I sit down with the Vancouver based band Ringfinger.

In this episode I explore the dark origins of the Christmas holiday. I speak with Michigan novelist S.W. Raine, and then engage in a group discussion about what it is to self identify as a vampire.

In this episode I delve into the history and origin of one of my favorite ghostly folklore figures. I also speak with the organizer of the Windsor Asylum Goth night event. Then I sit down with members of some local Punk groups that are determined to make positive change.

In this episode I’m joined by Tara Johnson-Medinger, director of the feature film, My Summer As A Goth. Then I chat with Constantin Tzenos if the Toronto based band Odonis Odonis.

In this episode I speak with the owner of a Michigan based vendor of creepy literature. Then I sit down with a panel of polyamorous Goths.

In this episode, my co-hosts and I give our top pics of Halloween must watch horror films. Then I sit down with I Speak Machine front woman Tara Busch.

In this episode we showcase a Goth owned business and discuss how Goth is depicted in popular satire. Then I speak with singer, author and Satanic Minister Shiva Honey about her writings and her new album Devotion: Ritual Music For Love, Loss, And Desire.

In Episode #5 I reminisce about Goth Days past, and speak with a professional cemetery photographer. Then I welcome my special guest, Toronto based singer and songwriter Anastasia Minster.

In this episode I am joined by a panel of cohosts to talk about what’s going on with gothic TV shows. Then sit down with Michigan based horror fiction author L.A. Nantz.