#randomhorror9

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Podcasts I'm currently listening to

December 2024 edition

My Brother, My Brother, and Me (MBMBaM). Still going strong, though im about 10-11 months behind. 9/10

Welcome to Night Vale. I often think, "Well, they've done all the words they can do." I'm always wrong. 8/10

No Such Thing as a Fish. I'm about a year behind on this as well, but this podcast is always a comfortable place. 9/0

60 Songs that explain the 90s. This has ended the 90s portion, and I have only a few episodes to go. Usually very good, but sometimes irritating. 7/10

Still Buffering. I don't listen to every episode, depending on the topic. But it's fun. 7/10

Unwell. A horror narrative podcast that another podcast recommended. Moments of it are good, but overall it's pretty meh. 5/10

Random Number Generator Horror Podcast #9. Another one that I only listen to occasionally depending on the topic. But they discuss a lot of movies that I haven't seen, so I have listened to many. 6/10

99 Percent Invisible. One of the greats. 10/10

More Better. Not as good as I'd hoped. I love Melissa Fumero and Stephanie Beatriz, but the topics don't always click for me. 6/10

Allusionist. Great podcast about words and words-adjacent topics. 9/10

Tower 4. Another podcast recommended from somewhere. It's...okay. It hasn't started off with the strength of some other great narrative podcasts I love. But I haven't finished season one yet, so I'm hoping it pulls itself together more. 6/10

Judge John Hodgman. Where would I be without John Hodgman? 9/10

The Adventure Zone. Not all the seasons/adventures work for me. But for the most part, it's good quality stuff. 9/10

Cautionary Tales. Usually very good. When the host is telling a story, it's great. The number of ads, the feed being used to promote other shows, and the host in unscripted segments is enough to take this one down a couple points. 7/10

Lucy & Sam's Perfect Brain. Two of the oddest contestants in Taskmaster history talk about...whatever. It's great, but it might be over. 9/10

Old Gods of Appalachia. Quickly became one of my favorites. It's extraordinary. 10/10

Sawbones. Another one of the greats. I wish they had better content warnings. Every once in a while, I get very skeeved out. 9/10

The Cryptid Factor. A very inconsistent release schedule is the ONLY fault to this podcast. 9/10

[tits-and-books]

Absolutely feral for someone to talk about Random Horror 9 with tbh

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[ID: A tweet from Cecil Baldwin (@CecilBaldwinIII). It says: "Hey, @happierman and I have made a new podcast! It's called #RandomNumberGeneratorHorrorPodcastNo9 and the first four episodes drop on Tuesday. Give it a follow and a listen if you like horror film chat podcasts. Oh, and my little brother did all the artwork xoxox @RandomHorror9." Attached is the cover art for Random Number Generator Horror Podcast Number 9. It is all tinted red, except for a microphone in the middle, and the skull, which are white. The skull the top of a vaguely humanoid figure, with skeletal arms, hands, and torso, but a long, muscled neck. It has antlers coming from the skull, and from the antlers hang a pear shaped object with a crescent in the middle, a dice, a severed hand, a kaleidoscope, a knife, and another dice. Above the figure is the text: "Random Number Generator Horror Podcast No. 9." /End ID]

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only just learned about the sexyman cecilsweep, but now i’m here to tell yall to listen to random number generator horror podcast no.9 (randomhorror9). it’s cecil (the va of cecil) and jeffery (one of the nightvale writers) talking about the plot of a horror movie each week and they approach it from the stance you may/may not like horror, it’s a chill time! I never watched any horror movies and it’s convinced me to sit down and try the few I’m comfortable with and it’s been a blast!

[thebookroadie]

It's Day 1 of @joannehawker's #MeetTheMakerWeek - Seasonal. I don't really do seasonal products but I do have this beauty almost ready to go! I'm adding a selfie since I've gotten a number of new followers lately (welcome!). ~°~ For folks who don't know me, I'm 43 and live in Portland, OR with my partner and our cats. I have a day job (tech writing) and do bookbinding and book repair on weekends. I'm nonbinary and use they/them pronouns. When not bookbinding or tech writing I can usually be found knitting, reading, or playing video games. I have fibromyalgia and a couple other chronic health issues. I love listening to podcasts (current favs are @randomhorror9 and @maintenancephase). Tell me something about yourself in the comments if you like! ~°~ Image description: two photos. The first is a book with black fabric on its spine and black paper with metallic orange skulls, Jack O'Lanterns, and bats. The second pic is a selfie of me, a pale person with longish green hair (and buzzed salt-and-pepper sides) and purple glasses. https://www.instagram.com/p/CVwD-QsPfC0/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Podcasts I'm Currently Listening To

Part 2: The Scattershots

These are sporadic for me. Sometimes because of their release schedule, sometimes because of my tolerance for listening to them.

Random Number Generator Horror Podcast #9 I only listen when it's a movie I've seen. So I've missed a lot of episodes. But when I listen, it's great fun and great analysis through lenses I've not considered. 8/10

MaTES (Mike and Tom Eat Snacks) Great podcast. Then they took a FIVE YEAR hiatus. Then it came back and was great again. Not every episode holds up, but its high points are higher than almost anything else. 8/10

Obscure Another Michael Ian Black joint. Finishing up its third season now. He reads a book, out loud, and comments on it as he goes. Season One: Jude the Obscure. I hadn't read it, and I loved the season. 10/10 Season Two: Frankenstein. I had read it maybe 20 years ago. The commentary didn't add much. 7/10 Season Three: Wuthering Heights. Read the book ~20 years ago and HATED it. So I didn't listen to this season. n/a

The Cryptid Factor Very sporadic release schedule. But I'll listen to Rhys Darby talk about literally anything, any time. 9/10

Hot Money This one's over, I'm pretty sure. Fascinating look at "Money behind the porn industry." 7/10

Nice Try Great stuff about design stories, how we live in spaces and with stuff America. Sort of a side quest to 99% invisible, which is where I heard of it. 8/10