The Cat gets mutable (and, frankly, saucy!) in this special episode with our very own Kaaron Warren. While Aaron goes to a disastrous small-town hypnotism show and Kaaron reaches for the white-out, Joseph opens a black magic door that should have been kept well closed. Rewriting the past is discussed, and our changing perspectives on our own past. Also the vanishment of old haunts, and nostalgia – or its lack. The random scraps of things we scribble on when needs must. Writing vs typing. The addictive machinery of writing on a phone. Aaron invests in a woodchipper. Joseph goes home for sad reasons. Kaaron discovers a bizarre corner and a magic space.
Flipperts and gibbets discussed in this show include:
- Gore Vidal’s Myra Breckenridge
- Weird: The Al Yankovic Story
- Brett Easton Ellis’s Less Than Zero
- American Graffiti
- Ian McEwan’s Sweet Tooth
- Tananarive Due’s The Reformatory
- Call-back to the infamous wet string episode
Check out the episode page for more pics and bits.
