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Jeff Emtman is the producer of the Here Be Monsters podcast in Seattle, Washington.
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HBM108: Witch of Saratoga Sleeping in the forest as homage to Angeline Tubbs, aka. “The Witch of Saratoga.”
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HBM107: Carlo Surrenders In theology school, Carlo Nakar asked, “Lord, what is the hardest thing you could possibly ask me to do?” He got a verbal answer.
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HBM106: Beautiful Stories about Dead Animals (part 2) Personal stories of animal death and the bodies they leave behind, as told by writer Kryssanne Adams. Part 2 of 2.
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HBM104: Scrapheap Reactor Max Turnquist is building a fusion reactor in his bedroom.
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HBM104: Scrapheap Reactor Max Turnquist is building a fusion reactor in his bedroom.
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The Business
Spike Lee and John David Washington on ‘BlacKkKlansman’ Could this be the year the Academy finally nominates Spike Lee for Best Director or Best Picture? ‘BlacKkKlansman’ is looking like a contender. The film is based on the true story of black police officer Ron Stallworth, who went undercover with the KKK in the 1970s.