Hey folks, Chad here. We're going to get the show rolling in just a moment, but first I wanted to let you know about a couple of things.

First up, this Friday, April 5th, their very own Chris Lackey and Rachel Lackey will be hosting a Spock Marathon,

a Spockathon on BBC America. They are of course the hosts of Rachel Watch of Star Trek

and they'll be lending their insights to some Spock-centric Star Trek episodes and the movie Star Trek 3, the search for Spock.

That all starts at 5 PM again on BBC America, Friday, April 5th.

Don't miss it, and if you're listening to this

after the 5th and did miss it, you should be ashamed of yourself.

Also, we wanted to let you know that front of the show

and weird author Edward M. Erdolack has some new books for you to check out. I'm talking about his acclaimed. of the

front of the show and weird author Edward M. Urdolac has some new books for you to check out.

I'm talking about his acclaimed weird Western series Mercaba writer,

which follows a hissitic gunslinger tracking the renegade teacher who betrayed his mystic

order of astral travelers across the demon haunted southwest of the 1880s.

Part Jo R Lansdale and part Sergio Leone with echoes of Roberti Howard Solomon Kane and a healthy

dose of Lovecraft mythos.

You can pick up Mercaba Rider, the Mench with No Name, and the previous installment, High Plains Drifter on Amazon In Print or Kindle right now.

We'll link out to those titles in the show notes.

Okay, that's enough business for now. Let's get to our new episode on in Amundsen's tent.

H.P. pondcraft.com.

A. A. Travelers, says Richard A Proctor, are sometimes said to tell marvelous stories, but it is

a noteworthy fact that in nine cases out of ten the marvelous stories of

travelers have been confirmed.

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