So, naturally, this Sunday’s show is going to be a chaotic mixed bag of absolute nightmare fuel, because I simply couldn't decide which terrifying topic to go with. So why not ALL OF THE ABOVE?!

Tune in to hear me rant and rage about the sheer indignity of fairy tale false advertising (looking at you, Disney), my absolute obsession with Stephen King's Pet Sematary, and, finally, the wonderfully horrifying world of zombies.

All of which leads us to the ultimate question of the evening...

Why on earth do we LOVE fictional creations that, for all intents and purposes, are designed to scare the living daylights out of us?!

Is it curiosity? Morbid fascination? Or are we all just a little bit unhinged? 

There's only one way to find out!

• Songs played
• LEAP - Exit Signs
• Cameron Segal & Maxime Verdoni - Dreamers
• Love Thrills - Toxic
• Anthony Vincent & Mac Glocky - Wrecking Ball (In the style of Linkin Park)
• Cygnette - Saturn Return
• Alisa Maekinen - The World Burns with Us

And that would be…..the sound of other people CHEWING!!! So maybe just awful for me. 

This episode is all about mukbang. Those ever-present videos of people eating that, for some reason, the world seems to be absolutely captivated by. Well, I wanted to know why- why do we watch mukbang? 

• Songs played
• ISIS - Beautiful thing
• Chamberwoman - Slow cosmic demise
• TERRVCES - steeples
• Neish - I run
• Loren Ryan - Wild one
• The institute of quackology - Maximum yodel
• Emma Thompson - Promise to keep

Either way, we've got a musical extravaganza ahead for this Sunday's show: we’ll hear famous tunes from select spooky movies (you’ll have to tune in to find out), and then we'll keep the evening going with more awesome music! 

• Songs played
• The Smiths - How soon is now?
• Ghostbusters - Ray Parker Jr.
• Day-O (The banana boat song) - Harry Belafonte
• Jonathan Davis & David Draiman - Forsaken
• Ugly Gemini - Ang3l
• Sierra - the way that it be
• Ninajirachi ft Porter Robinson - WannaCry
• Selve - Weekends
• LT - Act your age
• S.W.O ft Inva Mula - The Diva Dance remix by S.W.O

This time, my obsession was WITCHES!! 

We all love a good witch story, whether it's history, a movie, or a supposed bedtime story that turns into emotional trauma that follows you all your life; the point is, we love a good witch!

So Sunday is an assortment of witches. 
We explore what a witch really is, look into one of history's most famous witch trials (The Pendle Witch Trials), and follow the witch's progression as she evolves into the being we all know and love today!
Spoiler alert….Hocus Pocus will be involved 

• Songs played
• Splitxlip - What are you waiting for?
• Candice Lorrae - Calling me
• Special Features - Fun!
• Lydia the Bard - Don’t cry for your daughters eve
• Lilith Max - Salem Witch
• PattyCake - I put a spell on you (in the style of hocus pocus)

Why do we have certain superstitions? Where did they come from? And what on earth do they actually mean?

Well, I decided to investigate!

From walking under ladders and spilling salt to black cats, knocking on wood and the dreaded number 13, we're diving into the strange and wonderful world of superstitions!

Tune in for the madness! And perhaps keep your fingers crossed… just in case.

• Songs played
• Becca Hatch - Extra Time
• Rainbow Skull Party - ClownFace
• Redstarborn - Electricity
• St. Aurora - Going to Heaven
• Mannequin Death Squad - Van Gogh
• Dead Pony - Eat my Dust!
• Bella Amor - Heart Attack
• Byrd of Paradyse ft. Uncle Kev Starkey - Karma

That’s right, folks. It’s time for some mythological trauma.

Because apparently, when you’re a god, being born in the conventional manner is simply far too boring.

Featuring the likes of:

 ATHENA
 APHRODITE — or Venus, as the Romans called her
 DIONYSUS

Heads will be involved. Thighs will be involved. Sea foam will be involved.

Tune in for the chaos. It’s going to be epic — quite literally.

• Songs played
• Sienna Tenn - Are we lovers?
• Ricky Neil Jr. - HEARTBREAKER
• No Splits - Falling
• Emei - Night at the Opera
• Pearl Jam - Blood
• Les Friction - Louder than Words

So now the magic and mystery of the sitcom is completely ruined, and I shall never again be enamoured… kidding!! 

But I did find out some stuff, so that’s what Sunday's show is all about: the evolution from live studio audiences to the canned laughter we know today! 

• Songs played
• Dizzy Days - Over & Over
• The Chordettes - Mr. Sandman
• Yinguray - Starburstx
• The Woohoo Revue - Babushka
• Robert Baxter - BRB
• Radio Free Alice - Kick in the Shins
• Adriano Celentano - Prisencolinensinainciusol

So this Sunday, we shall investigate the rise of…

THE TEENAGER.

(Everybody runs screaming )

But in defence of teenagers, their reputation isn’t entirely on them…

It’s kind of society’s fault.

From high school to magazines to rock ’n’ roll, let’s find out where the “teenager” actually came from — and how they became a culture all of their own.

• Songs played
• My chemical romance - Teenagers
• Taneisha Vartiainen - Jealousy looks ugly
• The runaways - Cherry Bomb
• Pilot crisis - Dreams in disguise
• Stabbitha and the knifey Wifeys - Act your wage
• Little Richard - Good golly, miss molly
• Johnny O’Keefe - The wild one (real wild child)
• Terrvces - Alas poor yorick

From Bucephalus to Copenhagen, these weren’t just horses standing conveniently next to famous men in paintings.

They have stories of their own.

• Songs played
• 3% (feat Fred Leone) - Not Many - Ganay Biralunbar
• Verati - Tranquillium
• Asha Jefferies - What the hell
• Mystic Tea Party - Angelite
• Cygnette - Sorry I left the party
• SymphonicAngel - Fuck all the people who done you wrong

WHY DID HUMANS THINK THIS WAS MEDICINE?

We’ve got bloodletting. Mercury. Medicinal mummy. And a tobacco treatment involving a pair of bellows and an entrance to the human body that I will allow you to discover for yourselves.

Was there logic behind it? Surprisingly, yes.

Was it good logic?

Well.

People were eating mummies.

Join me for questionable medical decisions, genuinely fascinating history and the comforting knowledge that you were not born in 1780.

• Songs played
• Amyl and The Sniffers - Hertz
• Machine on a Break - Placeholder
• Platonic sex - Disappoint another
• Stellenbosch University Choir - All of me
• Architects - Animals
• Ancient Channels - Hex Beat

So this week, we’re doing something a little different: no thoughts, just music. 

Music that’s been getting me through the consequences of my own enrolment. Music I’ve stumbled across and immediately wanted to share with you. A little less research, a lot more music, and probably still some randomness along the way.

This episode will also take a little time to remember Dolly Parton, Tim Curry and Bonnie Tyler — three incredible artists we’ve lost this year. I’ll be playing a song from each in loving memory and celebrating the music they’ve left us with.

• Songs played
• Vinted Vineer - You
• Atticus Chimps - say it like you mean
• Elke Louie - sandman
• Selve - Desire
• Trace - The strain
• The Phosphenes - plastic dream
• Mitch, Please - All the rage
• Silver Sircus - metal
• Dolly Parton - I will always love you
• Tim Curry - Sweet Transvestite
• Bonnie Tyler - Holding out for a hero