We failed to get a proper Christmas episode out this year, but this is as close as we got! A day after Christmas and a couple Christmas-adjacent stories, like Santa being a Russian agent. Then there’s some stuff about dead AI robots, a Jonestown amusement park, Swedish child assassin gangs and getting stuck down a…
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Scott and Jer get a little bit festive and share some gift ideas before getting into Web Droppings, where it’s all about Alaskan anime fighting, silly vandalism and fentanyl dolphins. Get Lost!
An old science segment makes an appearance with two very scientific stories for your ear holes: a human washing machine and empathy for single bananas. In Web Droppings, Scott and Jer give a turkey day roundup with Butterball bang sessions, lake brine and a psychotic grandmother. Get Lost!
First up, if you thought Scott and Jer were done with their monkey business, think again! JJ offers an apology/clarification regarding the chimps writing Shakesepeare and then the fellas issue an update on the South Carolina monkeys. Then it’s into Web Droppings with some fun stories about drugs and religion. Get Lost!
Are you ready for some monkey business? We hope so, because that’s all we got this week. It’s our long-running, first annual, last ever Lost Monkey Week! Yeah, you’ve heard all about those South Carolina monkeys, and of course we talk about those. But we also bring you the other monkey news that fell through…
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Another Halloween Week in the books! After some housekeeping and movie recommendations, Jer sets Scott up with a horror movie review game before Spider Web Droppings commences. There, we’ll learn about a real-life witch and her gruesome stew, a man who wakes up during organ harvesting and a traffic corpse. Get Lost!
Halloween Month continues with some new horror recommendations, a fun horror-themed game and spooky web droppings. This week’s stories include invisibility powder, Spirit Halloween’s Xmas pivot, a violent opera, a haunted house epidemic and the dream home in a cemetery. Get Lost!
This week, Lost At Home interviews James Jude Courtney, AKA The Shape/Michael Myers from Halloween Kills, for a second time, digging into his work on the Halloween 2018 sequel and its release in the time of COVID. Get Lost!
It is Halloween Month proper and on week #1, Scott makes some vague promises about what to expect before we dive into some horror movie recommendations and bullet points. In Spider Web Droppings: Body Horror Edition, a man’s bodily exits get confused, a woman finds an incredible use for her missing eye and a woman…
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