There's a thin, semantic line separating weird and beautiful.

And that line is covered in jellyfish.

Good morning, Nightville.

Thank you. Hello, everyone. My name is Meg Bashminer, and I am an Ares, who is allergic to cats.

My name is Hal Loveland, and I'm a Capricorn who is allergic to mold and also pollen, but also

dust mites.

And I'm Symphony Sanders, and I'm a Libra who's allergic to nothing.

And we're here to talk to you about Welcome to Night Vale. It's our favorite show,

and this is our show where we talk about our favorite show with people who are on that show.

And it's great. Why do we do it? Because we like it. And we like you.

We like you so much. This episode is Whispering Forest. The description of

this episode is, a beautiful and alluring forest suddenly appears just outside of town, plus

school closings, a dream journal mandate, and a moon exhibit at the Children's Science Museum.

Reactions and revelations.

To me, this is the definitive, Welcome to Nightvelle episode.

Oh, this is the one.

If someone was like, so what's Welcome to Nightville, they'll be like, okay, listen to 22, whispering forest.

Wow.

Why do you say that?

Several reasons. One, the cold open itself.

So it's talking about the line between weird and beautiful, which I think that's a lot of

what Nightville is, is expanding upon the weird and beautiful in that relationship and how

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