In this episode I am joined by Warwick Fraser-Coombe to talk about David Cronenberg's 1983 classic Videodrome.

A little about Warwick:

Comic book artist, cover artist, writer, and publisher.

My own titles include the horror comic, The Skullf*cker, Revenger: The Shadow Constabulary, and Revenger: Friendly Fire.

Artist on Rogue Trooper for 2000ad, Rebellion. Provided mixed media paintings for Judge Dredd Magazine. In the UK Indie comic scene, provided illustrations, strips, and stories for Afterlife Inc, The 77, Shift Magazine and Warfighter. Variant covers for Behemoth/Sumerian Comics in the US.

Contributor to the Most Important Comic Book on Earth: Stories to Save the World.

A long-time contributor to Black Static and Interzone Magazine. In 2008, my first cover for Interzone was shortlisted for a British Science Fiction Association Artwork of the Year Award.

Commissioned to illustrate every cover of Interzone for a year in 2010 and again in 2020.

In 2020, I was shortlisted by the British Fantasy Awards for Artist of the Year.

Ongoing publishing projects include Unit 666 and the ongoing Skullf*cker series.

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In this episode I am joined by Mr. Stephen Coates to discuss Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004).

Stephen is a musician, radio host, podcaster and curator of The Bureau of Lost Culture-

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'The Bureau of Lost Culture broadcasts curious, half-forgotten, half-remembered countercultural stories, oral histories and tales from the underground.

Join host Stephen Coates and a wide range of guests including musicians, writers, artists and cultural commentators for in depth conversation and rare audio.'

As well as being one of my favourite podcasts/ radio programmes, the Bureau runs real world events. Listen and follow to learn more.

London month of the Dead-

LONDON MONTH OF THE DEAD

Each October for over a decade, we have curated the London Month of the Dead Festival

It features a whole month of talks, walks, workshops, performances, storytelling, live scored films, visits to hidden parts of the city, strange places - and most of it takes place in beautiful London cemeteries💀

London Month of the Dead

The Bureau... is one of my favourite podcasts and often sends me off along lines of further research which is one of the things I most value in a podcast and I hope we also do here at My Picture House.

Music - The Croutons

Keep to the path. But should you stray this may be a partial guide.

In this episode I am joined by the writer Helen Daugherty to discuss Neil Jordan and Angela Carter's The Company of Wolves.

It was great to have a chance to discuss one of my favourite Irish films (that's right, we are claiming it) as well as the work of Angela Carter and lots more.

It was great to hear Helen's insights and share her enthusiasm for this film and you can follow Helen at the links below.

Follow Helen here-

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Enjoy!