The Magnus Archives

I thought it was very fitting for us.

There is a podcast that started in 2016, and it's still called The Magnus Archives.

Have you ever heard of this?

Of course not.

Houses bleed and feed and shudder while friendly neighbors contort into strange, obscene parodies of classic Americana tropes.

Even the Magnus Archives, one of the most influential shows in modern audio fiction history, canonizes the flesh as one of 14 core human fears, spurred by the tension between mass agriculture and our own animal nature.

Episode 72 gives us a simple, sticky audio meat mantra.

Meat is me.

Moving on to the flattering ram.

I just want to give a shout out to the Magnus Archives for getting my child to listen to a podcast because this is always, yes, great.

You guys binge listening.

It's a community thing.

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Magnus Archives.

I don't know what that is.

Isn't that like a, like SCP-esque something? Yeah, what is that,

True.

I was also about to post this Magnus Archives one that you've just got to.

Yes.

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Animal death, animal traits, dubious consent, non-consensual drug use, reference cannibalism, canon-typical cannibalism, they're both freaks, dehumanizer.

So, is this canon-typical of the Looney Tunes? Yes.

Or the Magnus Archives? Yes.

Those are two very different levels.

Yeah, no, I really, I really, really, really enjoy the Silt Versus.

The Magnus Archives also, I've listened to it like five times probably.

Again, Shadows at the Door is fantastic if you like anthologies.

What else? Oh God, I've forgotten all of the things I've listened to.

I'm not a horror person.

However, I really like the Magnus Archives horror podcast because there isn't demons or ghouls or ghosts or stuff like that in it.

It's a lot of... fears that we all experience so fear of dying uh fear of open spaces fear of closed spaces fear of uh drowning fear of fire fear of desolation uh you know there's lots of that kind of fears in it and it it every single episode plays on a different fear but it's all kind of like based in fears we'd experience every day so you know you wake up you're in a house and you swear you've seen a door before that wasn't there before or you keep seeing that door everywhere you go or the experience of being lonely in a crowd

kind of thing

Actually, I have three costumes that I'm going to be doing this year.

Oh, what are they? And one of them is specifically a character from a podcast that I listened to, The Magnus Archives.

And what is that about?

It's a horror podcast.

I really don't have enough time to explain it, but it's good.

So check it out.

The Magnus Archives by Rusty Quill.

It's a good story.