We discuss a novella by Chilean author Roberto Bolaño, the ways history desensitizes us to violence and the dangerous relationship between art and inaction. WORKS DISCUSSED: By Night In Chile by Roberto Bolaño 2666 by Roberto Bolaño The Savage Detectives by Roberto Bolaño The Dragon Prince on Netflix Avatar: The Last Airbender on Nickelodeon

Ian goes through an existential crisis while Jimmy offers free unlicensed therapy, both through a series of desperate metaphors. Also, lizard people have always been involved in "the destiny" of Earth. A long one! But with a pay-off! WORKS DISCUSSED: Ancient Aliens on the History Channel The Silurians from Doctor Who High Life (2019) Dir. Claire Denis

A meandering journey through the ways we know things are wrong and what to do about it, through the lens of film, games and Jimmy’s old job. WORKS DISCUSSED: Annihilation and Authority by Jeff VanderMeer Annihilation (2018) Dir.  Alex Garland Far Cry 5 Matter and Memory by Henri Bergson

What is a monster? Who's on the other end of that gun? You mean to tell me Ian finds some way to bring up a cancelled NBC show?  Inconceivable! Works Discussed: The Cathedral Interior by Jim Guthrie The Louder you YELL the faster they GO! Yellies Review by Unbox Warehouse Why GUILLERMO DEL TORO is not interested in the scares of horror films by q on cbc Monster's Inc. Coco Revolution Channel Zero: The Dream Door Hellraiser Frankenstein

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