Exploring the Fringe...
Shows with a Roundtable Format with various guests and co-hosts.
So, to debut this type of show on Where Did the Road Go?, Joshua Cutchin and I run down through a series of horror movies and fae inspired fare. Included...
We do speak of some others as well. In the future I will have a range of guests doing these shows. Hope you enjoy it.
Outro music by One-Eyed Doll, "Loveland".
Finally bringing together two of the most popular guests on the show. In Steve's words, We discussed: (among other things) the fairy folk, ghosts, demons, missing persons, esoteric technology, folklore and the occult... Oh, and we talk about the Clowns... Yup, pretty much a winding road through this one! Enjoy.
Closing music provided by Fifty Dollar Dynasty, "On Down the Road". You can find out more at their website; www.fiftydollardynasty.com
After an episode of Radio Misterioso, this spontanous roundtable happened, starting with Roejen from Project: Archivist telling us about a weird synchronicity he had, and following that, we get into Psychics, Weird Experiences, Magick, and much, much more. Enjoy.
End music by Joshua Cutchin's Half Dozen Brass Band "Chewin' the Root" off the album Cold Six available on Amazon.
On this Roundtable, I am joined by Joshua Cutchin, Michael M Hughes, and Greg Bishop, and we start out discussing the history of Government disinformation and Tom Delong's current 'revelations'. Tom is the former lead vocalist of Blink-182 and has been making the round revealing what his government souces have told him. We compare it to previous incidents like this and try to determine what is going on. Eventually we drift into concepts of what reality is and more...
Check out Greg's awesome Radio Mysteriso!
Michael Marshall Smith is a prolific Sci-Fi / Horror author, whose work regularly deals in subject matter we discuss here on Where Did the Road Go? His Straw Men Trilogy is one of the best pieces of fiction I have read in quite some time. We talk about that, his inspirations, film projects, Intruders series that ran on the BBC, and much more...
Check out his website at www.MichaelMarshallSmith.com.
Ending music is Eliza Rickman "Pretty Little Head".
On this roundtable show, I am joined by Joshua Cutchin and Red Pill Junkie and we discuss the Fortean and Paranormal influences on the TV series, Stranger Things.
As I have been collecting stories for our next listener stories show, there have been a few people with repeated experiences throughout their lives. Sysco is one. She was previously on the show talking about a civil war ghost she encountered. I had Steve Stockton join us and we talked to Sysco about her experiences. I cut it at a certain point, she has more to talk about, and we will probably bring her back soon rather than doing a 4 hour show. If you want to contribute your experiences to the show, please get in touch!
In this roundtable, we talk about some of the weirdness that surrounded our Fortfest appearance, the latest new on the antikythera mechanism and what it really may mean, and, set off by the movie, The Body, we discuss religious perspectives, as well as some political ones, and delve just a bit into conspiracies...
On this edition of our Midweek podcast, we start out talking about the Poltergeist Reboot, and Remakes in general. We move on to Ancient Aliens: The Game, and whether or not belief in aliens really conflicts with religion. The last part of the show is dedicated to a document a listener sent along. It was a list of experiences he had throughout his life. The first experience is entitled, They are Everywhere, and they are some weird little encounters, we read them and talk about what may be behind them.
Joshua Cutchin hosts this episode of the show, along with Seriah and Red Pill. The Fairy Faith, linked below, is a documentary on just what it sounds like. It was released in 2000, and is one of Josh's favorite documentaries. We discuss it, and of course, we meander off the road and discuss other related things. I would recommend giving the doc a view, and then listening, but it's not a necessity.