#Resurrection podcasting

[skyeoak]

In case you haven’t noticed, I'm weird. I’m a weirdo. I don't fit in. And I don't want to fit in.

Have you ever seen me without these stupid podcasts? That's weird.

[anewgayeveryday]

Today's LGBT+ Character is;

Orym from Critical Role-Gay

Art by @loserwithanartacc

Requested by @alksblog

Status; Resurrected

[therealvinelle]

listened to the rankherasy episode and that is so genius about the sword not having destroyed the stone. but also even if the resurection stone WAS destroyed by the stone dumbledore would totally enchant it to show harry fake visions to kill himself.

Glad you like the episode!

I'm not so sure Dumbledore would feel the need to go to that step, and the ghosts of Lily, James, Sirius, and Remus seem to act exactly as described in the Tale of the Three Brothers. It's an incredibly complex enchantment too:

The stone knows who's dead, even when Harry himself doesn't. He's surprised to see Remus Lupin there. How does the stone know that?

The stone gives different personalities that seemingly fit who the people it's projecting once were (or at least what the user expects them to have been like). They want the same thing, but go about it differently

It appears to know things about these people Harry doesn't, ref. Remus talking about his dead wife and surviving son

It knows what Harry is about to do, why, and how to best encourage he go through with it

It's possible Dumbledore did this, though @theoriginalcarnivorousmuffin and I have the extremely heretic, future @rankheresy episode's thought that Dumbledore's primary strength as a wizard is knowledge, not power or talent. I simply doubt Dumbledore could do this, and when (as is discussed more in depth in the @rankheresy episode about Tom Riddle's horcruxes) the sword of Gryffindor doesn't appear to actually have ever been in contact with basilisk venom, I think the original enchantment on that stone survived Dumbledore hacking at it just fine.

[mylittleredgirl]

if i ever create a sockpuppet account i wouldn't even use it to shower myself with fake praise or Start Shit, i would use it to send myself prompts and then i'd write it and be like "look at me, benevolent author of the people, nobly writing the most self-indulgent thing i can think of. but don't worry! it's not personally revealing or anything, because it's definitely that other guy's fault, whose convenient 'birthday' i definitely didn't select specifically for this occasion." like those anonymous kink memes where people just happened to request the particular filthy shit you happened to be thinking about. prompt laundering.

[aureatchi]

i love you fyodor dostoevsky

[wellberightwithyou]

No because I’m dead serious, why did she dress up in this outfit to go face Mao? Like… why did the show creators have her dressed this way during one of the most tragic moments in the entire series? What was the purpose of this? It drives me insane. This is my papyrus. I need an actual explanation. Why would such a perfect show with beautifully tragic scenes make it all goofy and silly with this outfit? This is the kind of outfit that’s on the screen when your parents walk in on you watching anime and you have to fight for you life to explain that it’s not even that weird of a show and that it’s actually quite serious. No seriously guys I need an explaination this haunts me to this day. The show doesn’t do comic relief in any of the other serious scenes, it’s just this one. Even Mao acknowledges how weird it is

(Please check out our 2.5 hour long review of Code Geass. Please! Please? Pleaaaaase!)

[thrushforreal]

Steph: No Tim you can't be here, it's girls night

Tim: But-

Cass: Girls night

Tim: This is my room?!

Jason: *walking past Tim* Sorry Timbo, girls night. *hands snacks to Trace*

Trace: Yeah, girls night

Tim: You two aren't even girls??

Trace: And this is why we're using your room

Tim: ???

Duke: *appearing behind Tim* Come on, bud, let's go see if Dick will do something with us.

Tim: But it's my room...

Steph: Alright, now that he's gone we can start girls night, where did we leave off last time?

Cass: Episode 4

Trace: Yeah, Evanily just made the connection between the two murder sites

Jason: I know that it was Brian, can't trust anyone named Brian

Cass: Shh, podcast time

*they all settle down to listen to a crime podcast with snacks while wrapped in blankets*

[welcometonightblogging]

This is making me unbelievably happy rn

[davey-in-a-minivan]

listened to the entirety of the pasithea powder in three days and i don’t think i’m EVER gonna recover from this one

[annabelle--cane]

another video essay topic that I would do if I were a person who did things: identity in audio dramas as explored through names, doubles, resurrections, and mirrors

[chryseis]

happy saturday evening besties

[screamscenepodcast]

Your deadicated hosts enter 1960 with a bang! It's THE FLESH AND THE FIENDS from director John Gilling, a Burke and Hare true crime movie starring Peter Cushing, George Rose and Donald Pleasence!

Context setting 00:00; Synopsis 25:59; Discussion 36:19; Ranking 59:36

[anewgayeveryday]

Today's LGBT+ Character is;

Pete Conlan from The Unsleeping City-Transgender Man

Species: Human

Art by Kendra Wells (Twitter here)

Requested by @alpha-night-fang

Status: Alive (resurrected)

[every-sanji]

[playgroundpods]

Here's to our final day of Pride. Our hosts @navyblueart and @stubbornjerk have deep insight on fun things like films, adaptations, remakes, legacies, piracy, and the Wachowski sisters' The Matrix.

Listen to it wherever you listen to your podcasts!

[pendantaudio]

WRITERS BLOCK 97: David and Rylend gleefully take the red pill, stay in Wonderland, and Tilly Bridges - author of the incredible new book Begin Transmission: The trans allegories of The Matrix - shows them how deep the rabbit hole goes. Luckily, Rylend knows Kung fu.

Available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, Samsung Podcasts, and more!