Okay, we're going.

What the moon brings.

What the moon brings?

What the moon brings, give me a moment.

Broughton.

H-Poncraft. A. A. I hate the moon. I'm afraid of it. I'm afraid of it. But when it shines on certain scenes familiar and loved, it sometimes makes them unfamiliar and hideous.

The moon? Yeah. Really? Yeah. Yeah. Really? Yeah. It's like the moon has opposite powers.

According to this, yeah. When it shines on girls, it makes the boys. When it shines on dogs, it makes them cats. When it shines on Lovecraft, it makes them cats.

When it shines on Lovecraft, it makes them outgoing and fearless

and accepting of all people.

We had a blue moon for New Year's.

We did, it's like the first Blue Moon on a New Year's

in a long long time.

First Blue Moon and a Blue Moon.

Uh, Chad, I want to know who you are. Oh, okay. Well, you got the first part right.

I'm Chad Pfeiffer and you are me, I'm Chris Lackey and I'm one of the hosts, the co-host you would even say of the

H.P. Lovecraft literary podcast. That's right at H.Podcraft.com and here we would say it is true

that the moon can make familiar scenes look sinister. Something about being out in the night

the quiet. Yeah. Things do take on a different aspect.

They sure do.

I used to enjoy, you know, being in the neighborhood and I was a kid going out at night when everything was

quiet and you know all the houses look different.

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