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1. A use of body horror not as disgusting but as awe inspiring; an alignment with the weird over the frightening

2. Use of "squishy" or "gross" sounds to complement anatomical imagery

3. A matter-of-fact presentation of extreme imagery which serves to alienate the listener from ideas of a "clean" and "separate" body

The heart in the wall was leaking again. Episode 1: Incubation. Live now on all good podcatchers.

Featuring Janine Bower and @sassylich Written, edited and produced by @stardustshimmers. SD by Derrick Valen. Music by Dana Creasman Theme by @sealsapocalypticmusic.

I’m a writer/showrunner/voice actor out of Texas. I make @freshmeatcast

You can see my resume at my website

Currently available for: paid or unpaid VA work, supporting/featured roles. Offer only. Contact here or through the form on my website.

I’m an adult. I remember 9/11 and dial up Internet vividly.

Feel free to ask me questions just don’t be weird about it

If you’re looking to do an ad swap with Fresh Meat, shoot me a message! We’re open for ad swaps so long as certain criteria are met (ad is 2 minutes or less, has had no generative AI involved in creating the show, etc)

This Monday, January 13th, an extended first look trailer for my new AD Heartglass releases.

Our RSS feed will be available at 8 AM EST.

Heartglass tells a story about loss, finding purpose, and connection in a truly unique package. Robeson is a city perched on the edge of a desert that plays host to nightly green lightning storms. This lightning has always been constrained to one area of the desert far from the town, until tragedy strikes and a stray bolt hits well outside the normal bounds, striking a viewing platform set up to witness the display.

Heartglass is a modern mythology told in the style of weird fiction. If you like novels by Jonathan Lethem or George Saunders, the movies Magnolia or Everything, Everywhere, All At Once, or if you're just a fan of professionally acted, well-told stories about magic and gods — Heartglass is made for you.

A year later, at a memorial service for those victims, it happens again. This time it manifests as a full blown storm ripping through Robeson and leaving a wake of unimaginable destruction in its wake. As our three protagonists begin to assess what has happened, the discovery of a radio bearing the living voices of their dead relatives throws the whole world further into chaos.

Join us as we visit ice cream shops in hell, tangle with cowboy shamans, meet the living embodiment of Logic, and maybe figure out how to kill an Ideal or two.

In Episode 1, Mason interviews Mrs. Wimofrey Wilder (played by the amazing Kate Bullen). This is her when happy, and her when asked about competing HOAs (or her shitty husband, George).

Have you been sleeping well?