Last month we focused on an experiment-gone-wrong that led to the gradual and complete breakdown of the human body… so this month we’re switching it up! Tom sits down with Dylan Clark-Moore, creator of Netflakes, for a special Hallowe’en episode examining the body horror classic The Fly. Readers: Nahmi Lee Tracks: Wormwood: Dark Xploding Plastx: Funnybones & Lazylegs Wormwood: Arptree / / skies of a different colour Wormwood: Ourburrow / / fall out the other side Wormwood: Pokadote / / a round red apple, an egg Wormwood: Leaves like Lemons Links: www.technologyreview.com/s/608252/first-object-teleported-from-earth-to-orbit/ theunderbelly.org/2017/09/making-friends-with-my-cancer/ www.nytimes.com/2005/09/18/magazine/david-cronenbergs-body-language.html www.interviewmagazine.com/film/david-cronenberg

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BrundlePod

Tom sits down with Riley McDonald to talk about the strangeness of Poe’s classic “Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar”. It’s got body horror; it’s got mad science; it’s got thrills and chills and ichor spills. A hoax has never been less believable… or more gooey. Readers: Nahmi Lee Riley McDonald Tracks: Wormwood: Lean and Dream Xploding Plastx: Funnybones & Lazylegs Wormwood: Winter / / no words are proven innocence Wormwood: Red is the Sun’s Throne Wormwood: Tickety Tockle Wormwood: Arptree / / skies of a different colour

Weird Science

Tom sits down with Riley McDonald and Nahmi Lee to try to figure out exactly what this podcast is going to be about. A good deal of nerd enthusiasm and talking-around-the-point ensues. This episode’s reader was Nahmi Lee. Tracks: Goldenbraid / / memory without language by Wormwood (Album: ‘O’) Funnybones & Lazylegs by Xploding Plastix (Album: Amateur Girlfriends Go Pro Skirt Agents) Red is the Sun’s Throne by Wormwood (Album: Sunfloating) Arptree / / skies of a different colour by Wormwood (Album: ‘O’)

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