Before we begin with our show, I'd quickly like to recommend another show that I've really been

enjoying. It's called American hysteria, and it's a podcast that explores how fantastical thinking,

moral, panics, urban legends, and conspiracy theories have shaped our culture. The show has

covered the topics ranging from phantom clowns to satanic cults to mind control. I'm actually

currently writing an Amelia Ghost episode for season 5 part 3, so I was especially interested

in an episode about haunted dolls that featured a story about an online market where you can

buy yourself a soul trapped in the body of a doll. There's also a whole episode on haunted

attractions that were short Luke Dougal would absolutely love. Host Chelsea Weber Smith

takes you down strange American wormholes presenting forgotten oddities of history and popular

culture, which as an Amelia listener we think will be right up your street. Sometimes horrifying,

sometimes hilarious, sometimes heartfelt, American hysteria goes in depth to examine how

Americans have constructed the realities we share, and also the realities we don't.

So subscribe to American hysteria now wherever you get your podcasts.

This video is the station you tune into to get deep personal stories about that giant robot

attacking the city, interviews with reformed supervillains, and advice on how to fix your

animal themed supercar. It's a parody of podcasting and a love letter to comics all in one.

These are the stories between the panels, what happens after the punching is done and the hero

flies away. I got to listen to an episode and love to dry wit and the affectionate lampooning

of NPR. Season 2 of Superhuman Public Radio is out now. You can find and listen to superhuman

public radio anywhere you listen to podcasts, or thanks to superhuman public radio for their

support, and you'll hear a trailer for the show after this episode.

Hello, it's Pip, welcoming you to a new episode of the Amelia Project.

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