Screaming at Clouds

The theme song for Screaming at Clouds is Build Me A Ladder by Machine Go Boom Other music used in this episode: Pylon Pylon! by Bill Orcutt Spindrift by Colin Stetson Sleep by Max Richter Apologies to Alan Watts

Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

Don't even get me started about Big Anthony! ---  Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

MEATBALL --- Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

hork...hurk...blork ---   Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.   Background music is Reflector by Bing & Ruth/David Moore.

...but you don't have to take my word for it.  ---   Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

The old dog woke me up at 5:30.  --- Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

Do you not then hear this horrible scream all around you that people usually call silence? ---  Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

 Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

 Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

 Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

 Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

 Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

 Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

 Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

 Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

woof Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

Word to your Mother.  Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

Pomp AND Circumstances? In this economy?!?   Hold for laughter...   Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

YDD 4EVA Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

Finding solace in troubled times.  Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

squeak Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

I sound a little drunk, but I'm just tired.   Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

The daily three-minute morning show I make in between episodes of Screaming At Clouds Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

The daily three-minute morning show I make in between episodes of Screaming At Clouds Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

The daily three-minute morning show I make in between episodes of Screaming At Clouds Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

The daily three-minute morning show I make in between episodes of Screaming At Clouds Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

The daily three-minute morning show I make in between episodes of Screaming At Clouds Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

The daily three-minute morning show I make in between episodes of Screaming At Clouds Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

The daily three-minute podcast I make in between episodes of Screaming At Clouds Intro music is Did I Step on Your Trumpet by Danielson.

The theme song for Screaming at Clouds is Build Me A Ladder by Machine Go Boom. Listen to and support their music at https://machinegoboom.bandcamp.com/.

The theme song for Screaming at Clouds is Build Me A Ladder by Machine Go Boom. Listen to and support their music at https://machinegoboom.bandcamp.com/. The bed music is Piano 1 by Emily A. Sprague. Her other work can be enjoyed at https://mlesprg.bandcamp.com/music You buy a thing, you hang it on the wall.

The theme song for Screaming at Clouds is Build Me A Ladder by Machine Go Boom. Listen to and support their music at https://machinegoboom.bandcamp.com/. The intro bed music is from the Hereditary soundtrack by Colin Stetson. Check out his music at https://colinstetson.bandcamp.com/  The bed music for the poorly recorded main segment is Be My Four Eyes by Mary Lattimore. Listen and support her music at https://marylattimoreharpist.bandcamp.com/ Carter cooks all kinds of things on his YouTube page. 

The theme song for Screaming at Clouds is Build Me A Ladder by Machine Go Boom. Listen to and support their music at https://machinegoboom.bandcamp.com/.   The bed music is On the Nature of Daylight by Max Richter. Check out his music at https://maxrichtermusic.com/   Thank you, and apologies to the YouTube channel zachcurd, whose YouTube video I used and edited to fit this episode. 

The theme song for Screaming at Clouds is Build Me A Ladder by Machine Go Boom. Listen to and support their music at https://machinegoboom.bandcamp.com/. I also used parts of the song Digging Holes by the band Icarus Himself. You can check them out at https://icarushimself.bandcamp.com/music The bed music for this episode was from YouTube music sensation Johann Sebastian Bach. The end song is this.

The theme song for Screaming at Clouds is Build Me A Ladder by Machine Go Boom. Listen to and support their music at https://machinegoboom.bandcamp.com/. The bed music for this episode is Bismillahi 'Rrahman 'Rrahim by Harold Budd. More of his music is available at https://www.haroldbudd.com/music Spree is available for free with a library card. https://www.hoopladigital.com/title/13915199 Listen to Earth Tongue. https://earthtongue.bandcamp.com/album/dungeon-vision

The theme song for Screaming at Clouds is Build Me A Ladder by Machine Go Boom. Listen to and support their music at https://machinegoboom.bandcamp.com/. The bed music for this episode is Just Like the First Time by Bing & Ruth. Check them out here at https://bingruth.bandcamp.com/album/graze-the-bell The book I did a bad job recommending is We Cast a Shadow by Maurice Carlos Ruffin. Apologies to Alan Watts.

Screaming At Clouds returns with all-new episodes on March 1st, with special guest Thomas Pynchon (pending (if he ever answers my email (he won't))). The theme song for Screaming at Clouds is Build Me A Ladder by Machine Go Boom. You can listen to more of their music at machinegoboom.bandcamp.com

Uncle Morty finally returns home and wraps up the advent season.

Uncle Morty tries to say "Hi" before he opens flap number eighteen.

Uncle Morty answers a phone call and opens flap number sixteen.

Uncle Morty makes a friend before opening flap number fifteen.

Uncle Morty tells a secret before opening flap number 14.

Uncle Morty finally wakes up and opens flap number 13.

Josh steps in to open flap number 10.

Uncle Morty pauses for a moment before opening flap number 9.

Uncle Morty brings us up to speed before opening flap number eight.

Uncle Morty faces an ethical quandary before he opens flap seven.