While hundreds of urban legends surround Waverly Hills Sanatorium in Kentucky, there is also plenty of documented history. Some of the rumours may hold a grain of truth to them. In this episode, we shine a light on the history of Waverly Hills, a grim history tied to the disease tuberculosis.
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Podcast #15 where we discuss the amazing compilation "Tiny Gods Who Walk Beside Us" This is such a wonderful story and filled with amazing bands and friends. Here we listen to the first 8 songs and discuss some of the background behind each one.
Horror Addicts Episode# 180
SEASON 15 “Cursed, Cubed”
Horror Hostess: Emerian Rich
Intro Music by: Valentine Wolfe
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paul lubaczewski | spank the nun | dead mans gun s1
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Kate Nox
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KBatz (Kristin Battestella), Daphne Strasert, Jesse Orr, Russell Holbrook, Lionel Green, Keiran Judge, Crystal Connor, Nightshade, Courtney Mroch, R.L. Merrill
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When’s the last time you saw the sun? How long have you been living in fear of the outside world? Do you need to cover your face and hands if you do go out in public? The concepts of being a creature of the dark and living in quarantine have a lot in common, so it’s no surprise that there’s a lot of music out there that’s become very appropriate for our stay-at-home world. In this chapter, Ed and Justin share some songs from KMFDM, Gary Numan, and others, that remind us that we’re not alone in being alone.
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The Tracklist:
1 – “I Can’t Feel You” by Camouflage from the album Sensor (2003)
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2 – “A Cell” by Project Pitchfork from the album Inferno (2002)
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3 – “Apathy” by KMFDM from the album XTORT (1996)
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4 – “Steam Virus” by Goteki from the album Goteki O/S (2002)
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5 – “Teardrop” by Massive Attack from the album Mezzanine (1998)
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6 – “In a Dark Place” by Gary Numan from the album Jagged Edge (2006)
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7 – “Don’t Go Outside” by Poppy from the album I Disagree (2020)
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8 – “We Stand Alone” by Covenant from the album Northern Light (2002)
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9 – “Cost of Life” by Kontravoid from the album Too Deep (2019) requested by David Everett
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On this episode we are answering the most interesting questions posed to r/goth.
Our guest this episode is Lady India! You can find her on IG, Facebook, and her burlesque/variety show Phantasmagoria.
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Stop Calling me an E-Boy 10:00
Am I Still Goth if I don’t Like Goth Music 23:12
Stereotypes 40:10
Craziest Thing You’ve DIY’d 43:23
How Much Must and Artist Goth to be Goth 50:10
How to Wear Makeup when Mixed Race 1:09:40
How to Deal with Angry Elitists 1:21:32
Album Review: 1:41:56
Vandal Moon - Black Kiss
Back by popular request, Hallie discusses more toxic plants! Poisonous plants have been used throughout history for many purposes, including hunting, medicine, cosmetics, and of course, murder. In this episode we discuss several of the most poisonous plants with emphasis on those associated with murder and medicine.
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Horror Addicts Episode# 179
SEASON 15 “Cursed, Cubed”
Horror Hostess: Emerian Rich
Intro Music by: Valentine Wolfe
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desiree byars | her despair | dead ringer 1964
http://traffic.libsyn.com/horroraddicts/HorrorAddicts179.mp3
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186 days till Halloween
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Cedar George
b l o g e d i t o r
Kate Nox
s t a f f
KBatz (Kristin Battestella), Daphne Strasert, Jesse Orr, Russell Holbrook, Lionel Green, Keiran Judge, Crystal Connor, Nightshade, Courtney Mroch, R.L. Merrill
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Is it a vampire movie, or a movie about an unkillable ancient cannibal who consumes blood to take the edge off of his hunger for human flesh?
Whatever your thoughts on whether or not He Never Died is a vampire movie, it IS a story that delves into concepts such as ennui and depression, the challenges of sobriety, and gnawing questions about the existence of god that invite the inevitable questions about good and evil and the possibility for redemption, which means that this bleak, bloody, nihilistic film is exactly the kind of vampire story Rose Sinister likes to sink her teeth into, this time with an extra helping of Biblical exegesis with help from my friend and fellow vampire nerd, Rabbi Uriarte.
That’s right. I consulted a Rabbi on this episode for you, dear readers. All errors in pronunciation and interpretation are entirely my own, however.
This was a fun episode to make, and while it’s been delated by travel, Mardi Gras, and my own bout with Covid-19, it’s here at last, and a lot more content on the way, since what better time than quarantine and lockdown than to work on new content to be published from here on out?
The delay in publishing this episode has also allowed me to hammer out details with this podcast’s new sponsor, EndlessNight.com : welcoming the vampire world by keeping Endless Night culture alive
The transcript for this episode has already been shared with my Patreon Patrons, and will be available on my website, rosesinister.com, in about a week or so. If you’d like first dibs on my episode transcripts, or access to other fun, exclusive features, consider supporting me on Patreon, patreon.com/rosesinister.
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This episode we are exploring the twisted world of Gothic Literature to understand why it’s so culturally relevant to goths and non-goths alike.
Our guests for this episode are Adrienne who’s YouTube which covers Gothic topics you can find here, and our resident Queen of Goth Michelle.
If you enjoy the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon!
What Makes Gothic Literature Gothic
Why do we Love Gothic Literature 16:40
How has The Gothic Changed Goth 36:15
-An examination of Judith Butler’s Gender Trouble
Gothic vs. Goth 1:06:00
Goth’s Fashion Debt to Gothic Literature 1:14:27
The Gothic’s impact on Broader Culture 1:25:45
Gothic Literature as Problematic Text 1:40:30
References:
-Contemporary Gothic
-Fashioning Gothic Bodies
-The Music of The Goth Subculture: Postmodernism and Aesthetics