The Overnightscape Underground

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55:20 — Join Mike on an aimless adventure through Saturday night, looking to spend money on junk.

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59:36 — Join Mike in the studio late at night. Topics include: starring in “adult” sci-fi horror without knowing it; making a new Creepfest with old friends; picking apart the flaws of “Ghostbuster” (1984), and much more!

Music for this episode by Mister Electric Demon from the album “Around my Cream“; the Bayou Trio; Perrson. Closing theme is by Dave Smith from the “Avalon Beach” soundtrack.

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48:09 — Mike in the studio late at night. Topics include: thunder, lightening, and everything in-between; getting his Alabama state drivers’ license renewed; a very unpleasant encounter at the Apple store, and; much more!

Music for this episode: works by Mister Electric Demon from the album “Around my Cream“; and “I Remember August” by the Bayou Trio. All music is Creative Commons Share-Alike and available at Jamendo.com.

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1:34:04 — A string of recordings from Mike’s vacation in Gatlinburg, Tennessee and Great Smokey Mountains National Park.

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24:52 — A quick show in the field after a brief snowstorm has blanketed Alabama; getting ready to leave for vacation.

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56:57 — Mike discovers a lost trail while walking in the woods; happens on some old mining ruins; and more!

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1:10:51 — A golf cart disaster involving a busted wheel becomes a perfect metaphor for my life after Thanksgiving 2013. Also: saw another guy “rampling”!, or at least I think I did; rampling vs. podcasting; the Iron Bowl; Black Friday; the 25th Anniversary of Mystery Science Theater, and more!

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58:49 — Mike hangs out in the woods this week and talks about existing in the outer margins of football fandom in the South. Other topics include: the movie “Death Valley” (1982) with a young pre-“Christmas Story” Peter Billingsley; new suggested methods of drawing for Secret Santa; possible future meet-up with Bi-Coastal Becky; “Creepfest” is dead, for now; movie review — “Captain Phillips”; the problems of “based on a true story”; and more!

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1:31:40 — There’s plenty to ramble about after a week’s break, including: hanging out at work on a cold, windy day after everyone’s left the office; a brief history of Red Mountain Park; fast-forward to a couple days later where I’m hanging out at Brookwood Mall; various mall jobs I’ve had; Blockbuster Video going out of business; working at Suncoast Video vs. Blockbuster; “Dear Mr. Watterson” documentary about “Calvin and Hobbes”; taking a new route homre from Brookwood to Lakeview; via Mountain Brook Village and the Jemison Trail; some Birmingham history; southern hospitality; Harper Lee’s lawsuit against “To Kill a Mockingbird” gift shop in Monroeville, AL; moving on from the Civil Rights movement in Birmingham; and a lot more!

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1:34:11 — Mike walking around Wal-Mart in the morning and talking about stuff, including: looking at camping supplies, backpacks; medium “Crestwood Blend” coffee from the Crestwood Coffee Shop; the song “5 o’Clock World”; different Birmingham radio stations; looking at TVs; I got a new TV, but should I now get a Blu-Ray?; differences between standard and hi-def; meditating on dreams and the moods they give you; looking for a new scratching post for my cat Dobby; checking out the candy Kane Christmas music kiosk; checking out toys, Ninja Turtles; HDMI cable for XBox; looking at Blu-Rays, new games; “Blurred Lines” and its lawsuits; Joe Bob Briggs; Creepfest, and a lot more…

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 United States License. Attribution by Mike Boody. Released November 2013, on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com) and The Midnight Citizen (themidnightcitizen.com).