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After a brief matrimonial hang this weekend, we're back to ramble about Stephen King's obsession with possessed machinery and icky goo, the many peculiarities of our physical reality, pat downs at the airport, and more.

CHAPTERS

(00:00:00) Start of show

(00:00:26) Doing stuff! In real life!

(00:05:32) Jet lag is... a thing to be interested in, sure

(00:09:20) Vinny's reading Night Shift!

(00:20:06) The Stephen King cinematic roadmap (we swear this isn't just a King podcast now)

(00:30:30) A little physics experiment (somebody else's, that is)

(00:43:32) Time to get smart (by watching the right movies)

(00:49:18) Lightning round of weird questions about alternate dimensions

(00:56:44) Content and goodbye!

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Weekly Ramblecast 126: Fifth Dimensional Edition

After a brief matrimonial hang this weekend, we're back to ramble about Stephen King's obsession with possessed machinery and icky goo, the many peculiarities of our physical reality, pat downs at the airport, and more. (00:00:00) Start of show (00:00:26) Doing stuff! In real life! (00:05:32) Jet lag is... a thing to be interested in, sure (00:09:20) Vinny's reading Night Shift! (00:20:06) The Stephen King cinematic roadmap (we swear this isn't just a King podcast now) (00:30:30) A little physics experiment (somebody else's, that is) (00:43:32) Time to get smart (by watching the right movies) (00:49:18) Lightning round of weird questions about alternate dimensions (00:56:44) Content and goodbye! Nextlander is supported by its community: http://www.patreon.com/nextlander Thanks for watching.

Comments

Thom Konan

I gotta say, I've noticed TSA people in general being so much nicer and friendlier ever since 2020, even when precheck isn't available. Also, Alaska is a pretty great airline.

Michael Polston

The Gerald's Game movie from a few years ago was fantastic. Also I watched Maximum Overdrive and Christine in October and they're both a lot of fun.

Peter L Eldred

The Three Body Problem (and its two sequels) is not very good literature, but it's pretty awesome as a wild collection of vaguely plausible scientific ideas. Definitely the kind of sci-fi you tear through just because you want to see what crazy shit it throws at you next.