In an impromptu off the hip episode, Mr Jim Moon dissects the history of Torchwood and answers a listener's query on how he would make it better! HYPNOBOBS 48 - The Natural History of the Batman Part 4Īt last it's back to Bat-history, as Mr Jim Moon explores Batman in the late '60s and early '70s! In this episode we discuss the aftermath of Batmania and see where comics legends Denny O'Neil and Neal Adams took the Dark Knight Detective!īy the fireside of the Great Library of Dreams, Mr Jim Moon reads a seminal genre crossing tale of invisible terrors, What Was It? by Fitz-James O'Brien. With Hallowe'en drawing ever nearer and strange fogs haunting the streets, in the Great Library of Dreams Mr Jim Moon revisits two sources of sleepless nights - The Red Lodge by HR Wakefield and Midnight Express by Alfred Noyes.įrom the fireside of the Great Library of Dreams, Mr Jim Moon brings you a quasi-vampiric Victorian weird tale, 'Let Loose' by Mary Cholmondeley.Ī quick mini-cast to deliver some annoucements and some bonus comedy nonsense to boot! HYPNOBOBS 50 - The Midnight Express to The Red Lodge HYPNOBOBS 51 - The House of the Nightmare & Other Eerie TalesĬontinuing our readings for Hallowe'en, Mr Jim Moon presents not one, not two, but three of his favourite tales of terror! And along the way, explains at last why he's so obsesed with weird fiction. In an epic length two part podcast, Mr Jim Moon recounts a true tale of the supernatural!
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Just in time for Hallowe'en, Mr Jim Moon takes a look back at the BBC1 1992 TV special that terrified the nation! Revealing the origin, influences, impact and legacy of this classic of televisual terror created by Stephen Volk, that pitted Michael Parkinson, Sarah Greene, Mike Smith and Craig Charles against a most persistent and malignant spectre, the dread Mr Pipes.
IF YOU HAVE ANY COMMENTS OR FEEDBACK, SEND STUFF TO 54 - The Whistling RoomĪs autumn shades into winter, it's time to draw close by the fireside and for Mr Jim Moon to open once more the Casebook of Carnacki the Ghost-Finder.
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