using podcast shitposting as a coping mechanism

renée “i also brought a gun” mincowski can shoot me with her harpoon any day of the week

i like to think hilbert has a fun time pretending to be a cooky scientist with a higher pitched voice before he mutinies

mincowski is so iconic from the start “but could there? be pain? could we use a gas that causes him a little pain first and then knocks him out?” girl boss

wolf 359 episode 11 is the most iconic turning point of any audio drama, in this essay i will d-

nothing makes me feel the passage of time quite like christmas the anniversary of the wolf 359 finale

wolf 359 is a podcast about how humans are fucking stupid and terrible and selfish and yet so incredibly loving and brave and intelligent at the same time. it also answers the classic question If there were two guys on the moon and one of them killed the other with a rock would that be fucked up or what

I’ve made posts like this before but I think time loop stories are some of the most concentrated essences of the nature of a story having a narrative function. A time loop story takes the fact that any story can be reread, rewatched, relistened to forever without ever changing the end, and makes that a literal function of the story, the infinite repeatability becoming the driving factor. And then the story says “but what if the infinite repeating cycles did change? What if it was possible to get it right, to break the loop, to free yourself from the narrative? What if the universe (the reader, the author) wants you to get it right, no matter the cost?”

Someone tagged this with wolf 359 and then apologized. Have you seen my URL

thinking about one of my favorite things about jupeter, which is the way that juno is outwardly pretty casual/gruff in his way of speaking but inwardly super poetic, whereas nureyev is outwardly very flowery/poetic but inwardly so repressed and experiencing kill bill sirens in his head at all times. they’re meant to be