Episode 18: No News Is Good News
The long-awaited telegram from Muck’s family arrives. Blister takes steps to conceal the message from Muck. Meanwhile, Rip loses control of his killer instincts.
For the Curious
Distract yourself from the agony of waiting for Season 3. Explore these shocking resources about electricity and modern communication:
“Where Do Your Texts Go?” by Eric Ravenscraft
Shock and Awe: The Story of Electricity (BBC)
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Credits
Special thanks to Roland Rudzitis for serving up the Blister and Muck theme song as well as the clever little waltz that opened today’s show. Additional public domain music from Kevin MacLeod, John Bartmann, and Monplaisir. Electromagnetic sounds from wakerone, thatjeffcarter, Mike Koenig, constructabeat, napro-1, and Janosch-JR. Daniel Simion made the drippy cave. Lisa Redfern chirped the crickets. Other sounds from the public domain: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]. This podcast would not exist without the support I receive from my family, friends, and fans. One for one and all for you!
Featured Image “Telegraph Machine” by spurekar CC-BY 2.0
