J.D. Horn - Horror Addicts
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j.d. horn | ashes fallen | winchester
Read MoreRats - Morbid Curiosity
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Rats have a reputation for being disgusting plague carriers, but they're also thought of as integral to the scientific process and loving pets. In this episode we explore the three versions of the rat, their place in human history, and the ways in which they are more like humans than most people think.
Read MoreHail Satan! - Cemetery Confessions
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Esotericism and mysticism have always been high on the list, right next to atheism, when it comes to the religious views of goths. On this episode we take a look at the long maligned and oft pejoratively goth associated Satanism.
Read MoreThe Well Read Goth (with Liisa Ladouceur) - Cat vs Bat
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What books are you reading lately? Mistress McCutchan chats about books and reading with author and fellow music nerd, Liisa Ladouceur.
Read MoreElliot Thorpe - Horror Addicts
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elliot thorpe | sinthetik messiah | witches a century of murder
Read MoreSkeleton Lake - Morbid Curiosity
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High in the Himalaya Mountains sits a tiny lake surrounded by hundreds of shattered human skeletons. Known as 'Skeleton Lake' in the media, its true name is Roopkund and it seems determined to keep its secrets. In this episode, we try to shed some light on this shroud of mystery.
Read MoreShadow Project - GothCast
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On this deathrock-filled episode of GothCast, Dr.Sanders and Just Bryan take a look into the Rozz Williams and Eva O project called Shadow Project. It encompassed a large amount of genres, but do their albums still hold up today?
Read MoreDeath Positive: Of Deep and Liquid Rest - Cemetery Confessions
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As the season changes, we turn our thoughts to death and decay. Where does mortality fit into our modern lives, what can we learn from the ways we’ve treated the dead in the past, and how can we prepare ourselves for our own demise. All this and more with author Bess Lovejoy.
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Corpse Medicine - Morbid Curiosity
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Corpse medicine, or medicinal cannibalism, is the practice of eating human flesh as medicine. During the European Renaissance, it became incredibly popular for all kinds of ailments. In this episode we discuss why and which body parts were most often used to treat different medical conditions.
Read MoreGoth Talk - Cemetery Confessions
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Are goths just normal people in spooky clothing? Do we care too much about old music? Has deathrock become too much of a stereotype to have anything to say?
Read MoreIRIS and Zwaremachine - Cat vs Bat
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Batty is flying solo episode this time as Mistress McCutchan and Justin were off enjoying a well deserved vacation. While they were off in Scotland, Batty was able to sit down and talk music with Andrew Sega of IRIS and Mach Fox of Zwaremachine.
Read MoreFledgling - Rose Sinister
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Polyamorous vampire communes from space. What makes a vampire a vampire? When vampires and their prey have a symbiotic relationship, who is addicted to who? Also, melanin is a vampire superpower in the 4th episode of season 2 of Rose Sinister: Vampires.
Read MoreThe Tamam Shud Case - Morbid Curiosity
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One of the most baffling Australian cold cases is the 1948 death of an unidentified man at Somerton Beach. To this day, the man’s identity and the cause of his death remains cloaked in mystery, the only clues being a suitcase full of clothing and a scrap of paper with the words ‘Tamam Shud’ typed on it.
Read MoreGoths With Disabilities - Cemetery Confessions
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On this episode we’ll explore the process of coming to terms with a disability and how that impacts ones ability to be part of goth culture.
Read MoreNew Tunes - Cat vs Bat
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Mistress McCutchan and Batty von Bats talk about new releases from Lingua Ignota, The Victoriana, and MOANN EXIS!
Read MoreThe Psycho Series PT 2 - GothCast
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Dr.Sanders and Bryan take another trip to Bates Motel to find out exactly what happened to Norman Bates including his very successful venture into TV with Bates Motel in 2013.
Read MoreLoren Rhoads - Horror Addicts
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Loren is an imaginative and skilled writer. We spoke of inspiration, editing and cemeteries.
Read MoreWe Are The Night - Rose Sinister
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This episode, lucky number 13 (!!!) is a bit on the long side, but it covers some important historical ground that I felt was really helpful in understanding this 2010 German film with the contextual nuance that I, a sometimes embarrassingly ignorant American, didn't grasp the first time, or even the first three times I watched this film.
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