Episode 7 – Mould
from Let The Cat In Hosted by Kaaron Warren, Aaron Dries, J. Ashley-Smith and Paul Tremblay
In which a podcast muddles through lockdown with the incontrovertible Paul Tremblay. In this week's show, Kaaron revisits a macabre swimming hole, Joseph gets down with the kids, and Aaron sobs into his keyboard. Paul shares his first art love, his passion for first-person assholes, and the inspiration for his new novel, The Pallbearers' Club. We learn about Meatloaf's broken leg, crowd-surfing possums, and the sartorial habits of fighting fish. Existential revelations about buried mixtapes are unearthed. Bob Mould won't go out for pizza. Paul writes himself into a story. Everyone steals Paul's identity. Some of the oddments picked out in this week's episode include: William Kennedy O'Toole's Confederacy of Dunces Sarah Levine's Treasure Island!!! Shirley Barrett's The Bus On Thursday The Jeffrey Ford story about a roadside museum is called "Word Doll," from his 2016 collection A Natural History of Hell. The Scorpions album after Love At First Sting is Savage Amusement. And bring on the existential angst with Garfield Minus Garfield. Check out the episode page for pics and bits.
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