Another podcast recommendation: The Lovecraft Investigations

The Lovecraft Investigations is a mystery thriller/horror podcast series in the spirit of H.P. Lovecraft stories. Made in the pseudo-documentary style where it tries to make you believe the events are real and happening in real time. If you like the occult this is a good one.

Another podcast recommendation: Midnight Burger

This is a real gem. Midnight Burger is the story of a “time-traveling, dimension-spanning diner”. It is science fiction at its quirky and campy-est. The writing is superb, as is the voice acting. The story arc gets really weird, but the acting keeps it believable. I could provide more details, but they would spoil the…

Another podcast recommendation: Things fell apart.

If you are interested in the culture wars and conspiracy theories, Things Fell Apart this is worth a listen. The episodes are well researched and produced, and are easy to listen to. Season 1 is on a broad collection of US culture war battles. Episode 4 is on the “satanic panic” of the 1980’s, which,…

Search Engine podcast episode with Ezra Klein

PJ Vogt has launched a new podcast last year, Search Engine. As with his other work (Reply All and Crypto Island) it is worth adding to your playlist. His episode with Ezra Klein on how to use the internet is a solid introduction. Klein reminds us that we “vote” for the content we get on…

Another podcast recommendation: Tanis

Tanis is a pseudo-documentary about a thing called Tanis. Without giving away too much, it follows the adventures of Nic Silver as he unravels the mystery of Tanis. The podcast feels like Silver is going on a real adventure, but it is fiction (or is it?). If you like sort-of science fiction, sort-of fantasy podcasts…

Podcast recommendation: We Fix Space Junk

If you like silly, campy sci-fi podcasts I would recommend We Fix Space Junk. The episodes are short (usually around 25 minutes or shorter), and the writing and voice acting are both very good. I’m half way through season 2.

National Review Podcast

I’ve been listening to the Editors podcast from the National Review (link here). I wanted to bring conservative podcasts into my feed, and this one seemed the most mainstream. It has been interesting to listen to more traditionally conservative (i.e., not Trump republican) view on current events. I recommend it. Episode 457 covered the Kansas…