Speaker 1: Welcome to Stuff to Blow Your Mind production of My
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Speaker 1: Listener mail. This is Robert lamb uh So. Hey, it's
Speaker 1: just me this week. Joe is out on parental leaves,
Speaker 1: so I'm gonna try and tackle the old male bag
Speaker 1: here just by myself and see how it goes. All right,
Speaker 1: This first one comes to me from Brett. Brett writes
Speaker 1: in and says, greetings, Rob, Joe, and Seth. First off,
Speaker 1: congratulations to the McCormick family on their wonderful new addition. Yes, indeed,
Speaker 1: congrats again to Joe and family. I was actually out
Speaker 1: walking in the neighborhood just a day or two after
Speaker 1: the birth, and they have the whole family happened to
Speaker 1: be driving by me while I was walking around, so
Speaker 1: I got to peek in the back seat and actually
Speaker 1: see the baby, So that was pretty cool. Anyway. Brett
Speaker 1: continues longtime listener here, and nearly every episode makes me
Speaker 1: want to write in with thoughts or comments, and I
Speaker 1: do frequently chime in on the discussion module. The discussion
Speaker 1: module for everyone out there, that's the Facebook group for
Speaker 1: this show. We don't really do much on social media.
Speaker 1: These days, Uh, you know, because social media. But we
Speaker 1: do have that Facebook group, the Stuff to Bow your
Speaker 1: Mind discussion module. You can go and request access to
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Speaker 1: the podcast, you can get in there. We also have
Speaker 1: a discord group and if you email us and we'll
Speaker 1: send to the link for that so you can join
Speaker 1: up there. And really the only other presence we have
Speaker 1: online these days is the letterboxed l E T T
Speaker 1: E R b o x d dot com account. Our
Speaker 1: muser name there is Weird House, and that's just about
Speaker 1: the Weird House Cinema episodes. Anyway, I'll stop interrupting Brett
Speaker 1: here because Brett continues. The series on goats brought to
Speaker 1: mind a favorite character with goat qualities, that of the
Speaker 1: poet Martin Silenus from the Hyperion Cantos by Dan Simmons, who,
Speaker 1: when battling writer's block, paid a body sculptor to transform
Speaker 1: him into a satyr and spent ten randy years in
Speaker 1: this form looking for his muse. Only the true artists
Speaker 1: suffer for their art. Keep up the great work, Brett.
Speaker 1: I had completely forgotten about this. I read the first
Speaker 1: Hyperion book and uh, and and very much enjoyed it,
Speaker 1: but didn't press on with the series. Uh, there are
Speaker 1: definitely some memorable parts in that book that that's stuck
Speaker 1: with me. But I am totally blinking on this, so
Speaker 1: I don't know if this was a big part of
Speaker 1: the book, if this was just a sort of an
Speaker 1: offhand mention of something interesting and weird, or if perhaps
Speaker 1: this is something from a book I haven't read yet.
Speaker 1: All right, so this is that we're going to receive
Speaker 1: a fair number of goat emails here, a lot. I mean,
Speaker 1: we did a three part series on goats, and then
Speaker 1: of course we have another episode that came out subsequently
Speaker 1: that concerns goats. So keep the goat related email coming.
Speaker 1: We'll detinue to read it, all right. This next one
Speaker 1: comes to us from M Well I have seen I had.
Speaker 1: I don't think I copied the name of this individual,
Speaker 1: but at any rate, this listener writes in and says, hi, Robert,
Speaker 1: Joe and Seth. I will try to keep this short
Speaker 1: because I am a poor writer. Anyway. The Radio Lab
Speaker 1: podcast did an episode on the Galapagos Islands and shared
Speaker 1: the interesting but sad details about the Judas goats. Basically,
Speaker 1: when the island is covered in goats. It's easy to
Speaker 1: find them, but as you exterminate more and more, the
Speaker 1: remaining are hard to get. Judas goats have entered the game.
Speaker 1: And then they include a bulleted list here, find a goat,
Speaker 1: sterilize and put a tracker on it, let it loose,
Speaker 1: wait about a week or two, and then track down
Speaker 1: the judaiscoat. Judas goats will have found more goats. Exterminate
Speaker 1: all the goats, but the judascote. Wait about a week
Speaker 1: or two, then track down the judascoat. Judas goat will
Speaker 1: have found more goats. Exterminate all the goats, but the
Speaker 1: Judas goat. You get the idea, and that is the
Speaker 1: sad and lonely life of a Judas goat. And they
Speaker 1: included a link to the podcast episode. Yes, now that
Speaker 1: it's been brought to my attention, I do vaguely remember
Speaker 1: this episode of Radio Lab from from I think a
Speaker 1: number of years back, but I remember it being a
Speaker 1: good one now. But yeah, at the time, I had
Speaker 1: not been to the Clap of Ghost and did not
Speaker 1: really anticipated it was a place I would ever get
Speaker 1: to go to, so maybe it didn't have that personal
Speaker 1: connection with me. At the time, but I certainly check
Speaker 1: that out if you want to, if you want to
Speaker 1: hear more on the use of Judicis coasts in the
Speaker 1: Galapago Silence. All right, let's see what we have next
Speaker 1: in this very goat themed episode of Stuff to Blow
Speaker 1: Your Mind. A listener mail this one comes to us
Speaker 1: from Oliver. Oliver writes in and says, Hi, Robert and Joe,
Speaker 1: I'm a big fan of the podcast and glad there's
Speaker 1: a topic I can touch on. I grew up in Nimben,
Speaker 1: a small rural town in the northern Rivers of New
Speaker 1: South Wales, Australia, where my parents had plenty of mountainous acreage.
Speaker 1: For quite a few years, we had a small flock
Speaker 1: of goats to help with land clearing and vegetation control.
Speaker 1: We would also select a goat to eat each year
Speaker 1: or so. I have Fijian heritage and love the goat
Speaker 1: curry my dad would make. It's got to be one
Speaker 1: of my favorite foods. Anyway, one time in high school,
Speaker 1: I was on school holidays and was home with my brothers.
Speaker 1: We suddenly heard a scream that to this day was
Speaker 1: the most blood curdling and heart racing I've ever heard.
Speaker 1: It sounded like a mixture between a humans and goats,
Speaker 1: and it was coming from where the goats were grazing.
Speaker 1: My brothers and I rushed down to find one of
Speaker 1: our adults stuck in a tree with her hoof lodged
Speaker 1: between two branches that connected at a y shape. The
Speaker 1: screams were ear piercing and almost physically painful up close.
Speaker 1: We worked to lift her weight up off the hoof
Speaker 1: and dislodged her. We suspect she got into this predicament
Speaker 1: by standing on her rear legs with her front legs
Speaker 1: pressed against the tree when grazing up high. One leg
Speaker 1: must have slipped and between those two branches, trapping her.
Speaker 1: Listening to these episodes reminded me of all the fun
Speaker 1: that comes with looking after goats, and I miss playing
Speaker 1: with them when I was a kid. Thank you for
Speaker 1: reigniting my goating memories. Keep on blowing minds, Oliver. Alright,
Speaker 1: this next one comes to us from Nyara Lethotep on Discord.
Speaker 1: I believe again our Discord group. If you want to
Speaker 1: join it, shoot me an email and I'll shoot you
Speaker 1: the link. Uh. They write, there was a Monty python
Speaker 1: writer's argument about whether a joke is funnier with a
Speaker 1: sheep or a goat. I think the goat won by
Speaker 1: a beard. To your question about the biblical bias against goats,
Speaker 1: I think it comes down to nature. Goats wander sheep
Speaker 1: follow religion wants followers. Of course, I like that. You
Speaker 1: ask if there was a third option. Fortunately there is,
Speaker 1: meet the deep g e e P. There are multiple
Speaker 1: examples of goat sheep hybrids. Wikipedia claims there is also
Speaker 1: a goat sheep chimera. And cats go to the dark
Speaker 1: side of the moon when no one can find them.
Speaker 1: It is a well known fact. Ah. These are excellent points. Yes,
Speaker 1: I I don't know that I was super aware of
Speaker 1: the geep, but indeed that they do exist. Uh. I
Speaker 1: would agree with Monty Python. I mean when in concerning
Speaker 1: matters of matters of humor and the absurd. Uh they
Speaker 1: are and we're experts, So yeah, I would say a
Speaker 1: goat is inherently funnier than a sheep, in the same
Speaker 1: way that cheese is funnier than butter. Uh. And then
Speaker 1: there's just no denying it. And yes, cats going to
Speaker 1: the dark side of the moon where no one can
Speaker 1: find them I believe this stems from some of the
Speaker 1: short fiction of of HP. Lovecraft, though in all likelihood
Speaker 1: he he got it from somewhere as well. I mean,
Speaker 1: these folk traditions of black cats and the nature of
Speaker 1: cats certainly goes way back. All right, let's see, do
Speaker 1: we have something else about goats? We do have more goats.
Speaker 1: Listener mail here to read this one, says Hi, Robert
Speaker 1: and Joe. This one, by the way, is from Susan.
Speaker 1: I love the show. I ate up the Goats slash
Speaker 1: Devil episodes. For a couple of years, I was a
Speaker 1: groom an exercise writer at a fox hunting barn outside
Speaker 1: of Columbus, Georgia. This hunt used a herd of about
Speaker 1: two hundred goats and their smell to desynsitize the foxhounds
Speaker 1: too deer. Foxhounds normally are distracted by deer and chase
Speaker 1: deer instead of the fox. The master of hounds had
Speaker 1: discovered that if the hounds had a herd of goats
Speaker 1: living all around the kennels, they were not excited by
Speaker 1: deer scent in the field. So far as I know,
Speaker 1: he was unique in having solved this problem this way.
Speaker 1: He imported a special long haired goat type Egyptian goats
Speaker 1: and pictures included here for me anyway, maybe because they
Speaker 1: are super stinky. The herd roamed around the kennels and
Speaker 1: stables at will. When they ambled into the stables every
Speaker 1: pre dawn, it's sounded like a crowd of farty, sneezing,
Speaker 1: coughing old people. It's not only their calls that sound human. Again,
Speaker 1: thanks for the great show, great fun and info, Susan Oh. Now,
Speaker 1: I was really fascinated by this. I've never heard this,
Speaker 1: and I'm not super familiar with the practices of a
Speaker 1: fox hunting and so forth, but this, this is fascinating.
Speaker 1: Thanks for sending this in. And I love the the
Speaker 1: tidbit about the farti sneezing, coughing fits of the goat
Speaker 1: and how this also made them sound more human. And
Speaker 1: again I was I'm reminded of the sea lions of
Speaker 1: the gladigot silence and how they make a lot of this,
Speaker 1: a lot of similar noises and can often sound very
Speaker 1: human in this regard. All right, we have more goat
Speaker 1: related listener mail here. This one gets a little more
Speaker 1: into I guess demonology angelology. Um. This one comes to
Speaker 1: us from Michael from Tasmania, Australia. Michael writes in and says,
Speaker 1: just listening to the pod and I'm sure there will
Speaker 1: be plenty of feedback on Joe's pronunciation of Azazel the
Speaker 1: Fallen Angel, but couldn't help myself. And then this is
Speaker 1: rather interesting and I imagine Joe would want me to
Speaker 1: read this. Um So Michael points out Azazel actually pronounced Osazel,
Speaker 1: not Azazel, is the name of the demon in the
Speaker 1: Denzel Washington, John Goodman and Torres from Star Trek Voyager.
Speaker 1: Don't know the actor's name off the top of my head. Sorry,
Speaker 1: movie Fallen, which is a great supernatural thriller if you
Speaker 1: guys haven't seen it, not sure if it has aged well,
Speaker 1: but I recall thoroughly enjoying it at the time. I
Speaker 1: love your guys work. Been a listener for about eight
Speaker 1: years now and the Bicameral Mind episodes are still my
Speaker 1: absolute favorite. Michael. Yeah, thanks for the note here. I mean,
Speaker 1: I know in Webster's both pronunciations are provided, but yeah,
Speaker 1: it sounds like maybe one is maybe more authentic to
Speaker 1: the original usage. As for the movie Fallen from look
Speaker 1: at that, it's uh, this one would I guess in
Speaker 1: some ways be eligible for weird House the way we've
Speaker 1: been doing it. But yeah, it's been a long time
Speaker 1: since I have seen this one. I did see it
Speaker 1: at one point, and it has it had a pretty
Speaker 1: great cast looking at it now, I mean, because of
Speaker 1: course had Denzel Washington, John Goodman, but also Donald Sutherland,
Speaker 1: James Gandalfini, who else, Robert Joy Who's played a lot
Speaker 1: of creepy characters over the years. So um. But that
Speaker 1: being said, I don't have very strong memories about this one.
Speaker 1: I kind of remember it just being on at the time.
Speaker 1: Maybe I rented it, but yeah, it's been a very
Speaker 1: long time. Um. Now, it does stem from a period
Speaker 1: where I think we did have multiple weirder Denzel Washington pictures.
Speaker 1: I know that Joe and I have frequently discussed, uh,
Speaker 1: at least offhand, how weird and fun Virtue City from was.
Speaker 1: That was the one where, if memory serves, Denzel Washington
Speaker 1: was a cop and Russell Crowe played like a blue
Speaker 1: blooded clone. That is also kind of a patchwork creation
Speaker 1: based on all the serial killers of history or something
Speaker 1: like that, kind of a kind of a strange plot
Speaker 1: that I remember it being vaguely fun and kind of
Speaker 1: an action mid nineties manner. So at any rate, uh,
Speaker 1: maybe I'll have to go back and look at some
Speaker 1: of these films in more detail and indeed see how
Speaker 1: they hold up or don't hold up. Alright, This next
Speaker 1: one comes to us from Adam Adam Writeson and says,
Speaker 1: high folks, I loved your first episode on goats and demons.
Speaker 1: I heard you mentioned that you would reference the Hebrew
Speaker 1: Bible and the next one, and I figured you would
Speaker 1: touch on the goat sent to as a zel or
Speaker 1: a zazel, so I wanted to give some deeper context
Speaker 1: on that subject. Firstly, the act of transferring the sins
Speaker 1: of Israel too into the goat and sending it off
Speaker 1: is still within Jewish practice today, but it is somewhat different.
Speaker 1: Around Yam Kapoor, the day of Atonement, there is a
Speaker 1: practice called cappara in which a chicken is usually waved
Speaker 1: over someone's head, and many Jews will do this in
Speaker 1: a humane way that doesn't hurt the chicken, transferring one
Speaker 1: sins into that chicken. Then, though we don't wish for
Speaker 1: the chicken to suffer pain, that chicken is still slaughtered.
Speaker 1: But Jewish slaughtering practices require a quick and painless death.
Speaker 1: Thus your sins are removed for those who wish not
Speaker 1: to harm an animal at all. Some will wave money
Speaker 1: over an individual's head, transferring one sins into the money,
Speaker 1: and then the money is spent wiping you clean of sin. Oh,
Speaker 1: now this is very fascinating. This kind of makes me.
Speaker 1: This reminds me of some other practices and kind of
Speaker 1: makes me want to do a magical money episode in
Speaker 1: the future. Anyway, Adam continues separately. I wanted to mention
Speaker 1: that Biblical scholars are not clear whether the goat in
Speaker 1: the Torah that is sent to as Azel or Azazel
Speaker 1: is sent to an entity or a place. It's not
Speaker 1: definitely known whether as Zel Azazel was a demon or whatnot. Originally, However,
Speaker 1: if you look at the name Ozazel Azazel, they're important features. Firstly,
Speaker 1: the L at the end of the name is not
Speaker 1: like the L that's e L in the English found
Speaker 1: at the end of other Theophoric names denoting the name
Speaker 1: of God or another deity. This L is not L
Speaker 1: with a case, so it's he's pointing out it. It's
Speaker 1: a lower case, not upper case. It's not capitalized the
Speaker 1: spelling of the Hebrew letters for is azel or azazel
Speaker 1: is and then and then he writes a n zayn
Speaker 1: alif zay in Lahmed. Most interestingly is that this name
Speaker 1: seem ms to be a combination of the word for
Speaker 1: goat as a and z n and the Aramaic word
Speaker 1: for walk go uh azel a lefsayan lamed um. So
Speaker 1: that so at the very least, the goat is sent
Speaker 1: on a quote unquote goat walk or azazel. So thanks
Speaker 1: for all you do, Adam. So this was very fascinating
Speaker 1: to hear. I love these these breakdowns of the origins
Speaker 1: of some of these words, and again how words and
Speaker 1: symbols change over time. But the idea of this, uh,
Speaker 1: this name that often gets reinterpreted as kind of a
Speaker 1: spooky demon name, uh, you know, to to sort of
Speaker 1: fall back on this sort of duality of fronts and pronunciation,
Speaker 1: like like Azazel sounds very regal and terrifying, and you
Speaker 1: can imagine some sort of demonic being. But to think
Speaker 1: of uh sending a demon out on an asazel a
Speaker 1: goat walk to nowhere, that's that's a little bit funny,
Speaker 1: kind of go back to the money python thing. Once
Speaker 1: you cast the demon into the goat. You've not only
Speaker 1: maybe robbed it of its powers, but you've also made
Speaker 1: it a little comical. You've put it in a vessel
Speaker 1: that is inherently funny. All right, And now we're gonna
Speaker 1: get into a couple of non goat listener mails. This
Speaker 1: first one, UM, I think it's too in response to
Speaker 1: an older episode. This may have been a listener mail, UM,
Speaker 1: but this is from listener Charlie. Charlie writes and and says, Hello,
Speaker 1: I'm very behind on the pod, but I just listened
Speaker 1: to an email you read of mine and wanted to
Speaker 1: clear out the confusion you had on boys. This is
Speaker 1: not b O Y S but b O I s
Speaker 1: now Memory serves this was a situation where someone had
Speaker 1: written in using this terminology and we were a little
Speaker 1: less familiar with it and maybe had a question or two.
Speaker 1: So anyway, Charlie is here with some answers. Charlie writes,
Speaker 1: I hail from the tumbler corner of the Internet. Do
Speaker 1: recommend for those of weak constitution. You've been warned, and
Speaker 1: it is generally accepted there that boy with an eye
Speaker 1: is gender non specific or neutral, or at least it
Speaker 1: was around. Now the trend seems to be gendered term
Speaker 1: g N g N standing for gender neutral. For example,
Speaker 1: you might call someone a quote unquote skeletor girl g
Speaker 1: N to note their appreciation for the bewilderingly buff skeleton
Speaker 1: man from he man within a fan community, who you
Speaker 1: quote unquote girl for typically ascribes personality traits based on
Speaker 1: that character. It is not the same as being coded
Speaker 1: as that character. You could absolutely be both quote unquote
Speaker 1: skeletor coded and a quote unquote skeletor girl and this
Speaker 1: would have nothing to do with your gender presentation. Sorry
Speaker 1: for the skeletor tangent. Didn't see that one coming. Thanks Charlie, No,
Speaker 1: thank you Charlie for a little illumination here on the terminology,
Speaker 1: and of course any discussions of skeletor are always welcome.
Speaker 1: All right, we have one more here. This is a
Speaker 1: listener male in response to a recent episode of Weird
Speaker 1: House Cinema. In fact, it's response to one of the
Speaker 1: guest co host episodes that we've been running, uh daring
Speaker 1: Joe's parental leave. This one comes to us from Dan.
Speaker 1: Dan writes and and says, dear Robert and David Um
Speaker 1: just listen to your episode on The Gate, and I
Speaker 1: thought David Streepy did a great job. I look forward
Speaker 1: to him coming back on Weird House Cinema in the
Speaker 1: future to discuss something else. The first time I ever
Speaker 1: saw The Gate was back in middle school when I
Speaker 1: was roughly the same age as Glenn and Terry. On
Speaker 1: Saturday Afternoon television in the late nineties. The scene where
Speaker 1: the demon versions of Glenn and Now's parents come back
Speaker 1: come home and Dad picks up Glenn and says you've
Speaker 1: been bad is one of those scenes that has lingered
Speaker 1: in the back of my mind ever since, as has
Speaker 1: the many scenes involving the Gromlins at hacking the kids.
Speaker 1: Funnily enough, I had always thought that it was the
Speaker 1: playing of the heavy metal record backwards that actually summons
Speaker 1: the demons. This, I think was also my first exposure
Speaker 1: to the myth about if you play heavy metal records
Speaker 1: backwards you can hear quote unquote hidden satanic messages. Quick
Speaker 1: note about Terry's bedroom wall. The black and white pin
Speaker 1: drawn poster you see amongst the Iron Maiden and Judas
Speaker 1: Priests posters is the cover of a compilation album by
Speaker 1: the psychobilly band the Cramps. Also, you can briefly see
Speaker 1: the cover of another Cramps compilation album on his drum set.
Speaker 1: This is the one that is lime green with a
Speaker 1: smiling zombie like creature. So Terry's got great taste in music.
Speaker 1: Congratulations and best wishes to Joe. I'm sure he can't
Speaker 1: wait until the day he can show his daughter Attack
Speaker 1: of the Crab Monsters without her getting nightmares. Best wishes
Speaker 1: and happy Halloween. Dan. Yeah, okay, so just still see
Speaker 1: the sponsor to some of this. So first of all,
Speaker 1: thanks for the the insight into Terry's bedroom and all
Speaker 1: the bands he was into. Uh, this makes me appreciate
Speaker 1: the design effort that went into creating that set even
Speaker 1: more um and and again, just a terrific film the Gate.
Speaker 1: I really enjoyed it. And moving on to some of
Speaker 1: the other issues. Yeah, it was great to have Dave
Speaker 1: Street beyond the show. Uh. Dave's been a friend of
Speaker 1: mine for many years. He's he and his wife frequently
Speaker 1: watch episodes of the nineties Outer Limits with uh with
Speaker 1: my wife and me, so we we have that and
Speaker 1: we used to watch MST three k's together all the time.
Speaker 1: So our appreciation for weird movies goes way back, and yeah,
Speaker 1: so I just if you do enjoy what what Dave
Speaker 1: had to share and Dave's take on things again, check
Speaker 1: out the Talk and Tofu podcast that he does with
Speaker 1: his wife Becky, And yeah. As as for Joe, I
Speaker 1: I too look forward to the day when he can
Speaker 1: show his daughter Attack of the Crab Monsters um and
Speaker 1: in general, I think it is going to be neat
Speaker 1: to see where things go with the show over the
Speaker 1: next few years, because I know when I became a parent,
Speaker 1: I mean, it changes some of the things you're into.
Speaker 1: It makes you rethink and old pieces of media that
Speaker 1: you used to enjoy. It makes you rediscover things from
Speaker 1: your childhood and then re examine them through the child's interests.
Speaker 1: And then you find yourself also curious about things that
Speaker 1: were never part of your childhood but are part of theirs.
Speaker 1: So suddenly you're learning about Pokemon, You're finding out what
Speaker 1: a lick a tongue is, and so forth. So it'll
Speaker 1: be interesting to see what happens. I wonder if Weird
Speaker 1: House Cinema will I don't think it would become completely
Speaker 1: child centric, obviously, but I look forward to seeing what
Speaker 1: sort of films Joe brings to the table as as
Speaker 1: his daughter, maybe reignites some of his appreciation for these
Speaker 1: childhood films and maybe we were already seeing a little
Speaker 1: of that, uh in the run up to the birth.
Speaker 1: All right, well that's all I have to read here today,
Speaker 1: but certainly keep them coming in. Um, I think the
Speaker 1: way timelines coming together, there'll be maybe one more listener
Speaker 1: Mail without Joe, And so if the mail bag is
Speaker 1: full enough at that point, maybe I'll do another one
Speaker 1: of these. Maybe not, maybe we'll skip it and do
Speaker 1: something else and then have a nice fat bag of
Speaker 1: listener mail to look at when Joe comes back to
Speaker 1: the show. But at any rate, Yeah, let me just
Speaker 1: remind everyone that Listener Mail normally runs on Mondays and
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Speaker 1: Monster Fact episode, and on Fridays, That's weird. How cinema
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