Two Wizards Podcast

This week Mark and Josh continue their discussion of Close Encounters of the Third Kind but Just the One Time,  with the 1955 Kelly-Hopkinsville Event.

This week Mark and Josh discuss first contact encounters with Extraterrestrial races, that were never seen or heard from again. These ain't your Daddy's Grays! 

This week Mark and Josh loosen their Velour Space Tunics and discuss the beloved Adult Animation Classic, Futurama.

In this weeks Cimmerian sized episode Mark and Josh return to Robert E. Howard's world of sword and sorcery and read "The Frost Giant's Daughter" and "Iron Shadows on the Moon"

This week the Boys are returning to that place of mystery and wonder the SCP Foundation. Join them as delve into the madness of evil statues, frozen dreams, the greatest terror of all, Mojitos and have fun contributing to the already vast cannon.

Tune up those algorithms, because the Two Wizards are talking A.I.

Josh and Mark (and ChatGPT) discuss automata from Greece, China, and Japan; famous golems through history and art; egregores and meme magic; and how computers are beating us meatsacks in contests of chess, go, and--the direst of all--jazz!

This week Mark and Josh round out their discussion of lake monsters, feature titanic turtle twins, state sponsored cryptids, and the greatest horror of all, second hand evidence of terror!

Now that the New Year is one month old Mark and Josh have decided that resolutions are dumb, and what better way to undo them by diving headlong into the best and worst type of food, junk. 

Including Barfood, snacks, the amazing horror of competitive eating records, proto Communal Greek Feasts, and possibly achievable challenges.

This week Mark leads Josh on a global tour of Lake Monsters casting a broad net and discussing the two most popular types of Lake Based Cryptids, the Water Horse and the Serpent. 

This week the stars are right as Josh ascends into the sun position while Mark passes into retrograde, were talking astrology, from its ancient roots to it's modern day impact on our lives and what our own charts reveal about ourselves.