Do you have a favorite? Not meant to, but mostly the unloved ones, the unvisited ones, the cases that get dusty and ignored.

All the broken and shunned creatures.

Someone's got to care for them.

Who shall it be if not us? Yes.

Yes. Welcome to Roon soup, a weekly podcast about magic, culture and the very best new and old ideas for living in this world, coming to you from

43 degrees south on a small farm in deepest Tasmania.

My name is Gordon and I shall be your host.

This week we welcome back to the show author, speaker and professional

tuba player Joshua Cutchen. Josh is the author of several books exploring under-examined categories of evidence for the range of phenomena

previously known as paranormal, his recent being thieves in the night.

So I watched the new documentary Hunt for the Skin Walker, which you can find on Vimio and a few other places last week.

And if you read the blog, you'll see it inspired a reasonable amount of rumination on what constitutes evidence in the

vineyards in which we toil. In particular as it relates to place for Q3 magical geography reasons.

Having seen that Josh posted something quite similar around the same time,

I reached out and he graciously agreed to come back on and pick over this frankly challenging topic.

So that's what we did.

Enjoy.

Josh Kutchin, welcome back. It's good to be back.

It's been about 18 months and change, I think.

Yeah, yeah, and you've written 11 books in the Stank book series in that time?

You know, I really was trying to hold myself to like this one book a year model which

didn't quite pan out, but I tried to save it.

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