Paranormal Punk

Love for Delta Rae as we run - or ride - off into the sunset.  May the wind always be at your back and may your spectral companions always be amicable.  (And we urge you to haunt our Linktree page for the links to all our past episodes on Spotify and the link to our live broadcast station!  That's at linktr.ee/paranormalpunk and we'll catch you next week on Spotify!)

Bury your heart in the junkyard but maybe don’t cover it in kerosene until you’ve tuned into this vitreous notice from a curious listener with an exciting and undoubtedly alchemical future ahead of themselves.

DJ Manx and DJ Mothman talk the Highwaymen’s Americana mythos and the Highwomen’s rebuttal.

The headless horseman rides again.

Un cow-boy?  Man of the cows?  Les Gardiens?  Pardon our French as we puzzle through Dead or Alive, en français.  Yee haw, mon amis.

DJ Mothman tells a truly terrible joke to get this showdown on the trail.

Power down your circuits, or initiate the uprising.  It’s up to you, and we hope you gleaned some inspiration from these electrifying tunes this evening.

DJ Manx shares a mechanical mystery of the 1770s and onward in an unusual segment of Listener Notices to celebrate the U.S.'s National Paranormal Day.

Tales of how DJ Manx used their 15 minutes of New Hampshire public television fame to mystify audiences.  Hey, Mr. Roboto has our endorsement (sorry, Star Spangled Banner).

News of the robot uprising, as conveyed by a noted UFOologist at a conference.  As the host introduced her, “you’ll never know what’ll come out of her face.”  Accurate, and keep on eye out for murderous Japanese robots.

Your hosts gradually lose their sanity, but there are worse ways to go than deep dives into Flight of the Conchords lyrics.

Beep boop.  Love and death, oil and code.  It’s robots week.  Join your favorite beings of flesh and blood as we journey through the cyberage.

Closing out, unexpected empathy for a murderer from history in songs from the gorgeous production that’s Lizzie The Musical.  See you on the other side.

Imelda shares a mystery that begs the question:  If a shriek shrieks in your apartment and you're not around, does it make a sound?  Or are your neighbours just impressively coordinated at messing with you?

AURORA has the range: songs about murder and songs that crack your heart open about seeing the sky.  Love for AURORA, whose music has been featured in some movies whose titles your hosts definitely remember.

Was Meriwether Lewis murdered?  The relatives calling for his body to be exhumed certainly think so.

Chit chat, m80.

What time is it?  MURDER TIME.  Join us on air, live (for now) from Smith College on 91.9 FM WOZQ.

We'll find you among the aliens.

'Portugal. The Man' is most certainly The Man according to DJ Manx.  Tune in for a fellow listener's tale to open your mind to the mysteries of the Universe.

Intergenerational appreciation for Tom Petty.  And we urge you to find an open field to facilitate your own abduction.

Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft: let us reach out with our minds, or at least, our radio waves.  We believe in you; please believe in us.

Silly middle school anthems for us from The Killers and artful music creation from Pomplamoose.

Let us take you away in a UFO (Ultra-Fast Outflow) for another week with Paranormal Punk with DJ Mothman and DJ Manx.  Buckle in.

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We know it's an awful pun.  We had to get this song in here somehow.

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