Myles' Apocalypse Funhouse

In this episode, I catch up with a friend I met in Tallahassee, FL, Michael Karr, who has since moved to LA and is now a burgeoning screenwriter. We talk about his amazing superhero short The Bee (Vimeo), and horror short "Mr. This for That." Stick around for a new segment, Sunday Morning Movies. This week, Bonnie and I watched Forrest Gump. We evaluate the movie after 30 years, and talk about our memories from its release in the mid-90s. Full podcast notes and links to episode references @ www.MylesFunhouse.com

Myles gets in the zone with Los Angeles' premier Free-Space Music performers Hamscholar. We discuss the band's origins, meeting on the set of an unreleased slasher, "Clown Motel Massacre," to playing after-hours behind a used bookstore in Los Angeles, Sideshow Books. Also, ASMR therapist, Moist Myles, gives us a free session of his scientifically questionable Audiophobe Conversion Therapy. And lastly, Bonnie Wright reviews the film "Midsommar," on request of our friend Aaron B. (@dojoglass), a Glass Artist from Corning, NY. Links and videos for this episode: bit.ly/hamscholar [https://bit.ly/hamscholar]

Stop by and make new friends. This week at the Funhouse, Myles channels his inner-broadway to pay tribute to all of the crafty mask makers out there. Comedian Ed Galvez talks about his new YouTube mockumentary series, Rusty Camel. And Funhouse favorite, Ben von Wildenhaus stops by to preview his new single "Drones," from his soon-to-be-released album "Everything in Flower."

How is your apocalypse going? Stop by the Funhouse for a conversation with comedian/actress Jackie Monahan. Local cowboy, Ham Calloway, stops by with a Ben von Wildenhaus vinyl, and a story from the trail. Stick around to get the heebie-jeebies with horror movie fan/my girlfriend, Bonnie Wright. Links to artist content mentioned in this episode can be found @ MylesFunhouse.com.