Mordiggian is the god of Zul-Bha-Sair. And "The Charnel God" is one of Smith's best stories. Join us for fits of near death, necromancy, and hot ghoul action.

Music by Kevin MacLeod.

Readings by Joe Scalora.

Outro music by Boney Washington.

Join us this week as we go on “The Voyage of King Eurovan Euvoran”
Justine Jones joins us on this episode. Justine will be illustrating a Clark Ashton Smith zine for Mike Bukowski’s Seventh Church Ministries. Look for that around October. Find Justine’s art on her Tumblr: http://hauntedforests.tumblr.com, her Illustration site: http://justinejonesillustration.tumblr.com/, and on her Instagram: @tean_witch. Buy her awesome Dark Souls t-shirt, too!
Music by Kevin MacLeod.
Readings by B B Wolfe.

Happy 2016! Phil’s been working on filming of Laird Barron’s “-30-“, Tim’s been working on writing projects, and Ruth’s been doing some writing and hunting for a new job (success, yay). But we’ve got an episode for you, recorded in the fall but stuck on the editing table, “The Isle of the Torturers.”
Our reading this week is Raychel A. Wagner.
Music by Kevin MacLeod.
Outro by Tyler Crook.

When these necromantic bros set out on a post-apocalyptic tour, they stumble into a kingdom nobody's using... for now.

Maal Dweb, bored of his stone women and limitless power, decides to explore a growing planet of his solar system.

We’re back this week with the first of the Maal Dweb stories “The Maze of the Enchanter.”
This week’s reader is Jordan Smith. The episode of This American Life mentioned is this one’s section vocal fry.
Our next show will be “The Flower Women.” From there, we’ll move on to Zothique!
Music: Kevin MacLeod
Outro: Boney Washington

As Tim said in our last post, it has been a rough/busy/awesome year for your faithful podcasters. But we’ve got “Vulthoom” for you and we’re scheduling more recording times. Here’s to getting back on schedule in 2015!
We’ll be doing Maal Dweb and Zothique after this.
Our reader this week is Jordan Smith.
Music: Kevin MacLeod
Outro: Boney Washington

Yes, we are back with "The Dweller in the Gulf" and have recorded an episode for "Vulthoom" as well!

Where were we? Well...a lot of places. Phil was making a movie and Ruth was hunting for a job. But now Ruth has a job, Phil's got a lot done on the movie, and Tim's taken on the task of editing again. Funny enough, this episode was recorded a while back, but Tim ran into some editing difficulties.

Join us as we follow intrepid archaeologists into the Martian vaults of Yoh-Vombis to discover what killed off an ancient civilization. Music by Kevin MacLeod. Reader: Jordan Smith

When a mysterious space craft lands in a football stadium, no one on Earth could predict what happens next...nor what type of being they'd encounter.

In this week's story, Philip Hastane befriends a very strange man who turns out to be, you guessed it, a devotee of evil. Our reader is Olivia Davis. New outro by forum member "Boney Washington."

Philip Hastane's cousin Cyprian's art has dramatically improved, but at what cost?

Philip Hastane is drawn to visit the singing flame himself and sees what lies beyond. But all is not as it was written in his friend's journal.

Reader: Jordan Smith

Music:
Kevin McLeod

When Giles Angarth disappeared and left his journal behind, Philip Hastane learns of a mysterious pair of pillars which lead to a beautiful city.

In this episode/interlude, we talk a bit about what we saw and did at the NecronomiCon(vention) in August and go over what's next for the podcast, now that we're done with Hyperborea.

Satampra Zeiros plans his most daring heist yet, stealing the jeweled girdles of 39 temple virgins.

In the 9th chapter of the book of Eibon, we learn of the White Worm's coming and what that meant to the lands of Hyperborea.

Progress has been made on our next episode, in that it's actually finally been recorded and is being worked on. But with travel schedules and projects, we're a bit behind where we'd like to be. Once we get to September, we hope to be back to the minimum of 2/month and possibly an interlude as well.

For your listening pleasure now, however, we present Tim!

While Phil may not be doomed, his woes have kept us from recording, alas, so we've got this interlude with him presenting Smith's "Doom of America."

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We've been having a hell of a time recording the next episode(s). We're looking forward to doing "Coming of the White Worm" with Michael Bukowski, but scheduling 4 people has been complicated by a power outage one time we tried to record and someone having a bad case of the stomach flu the second time. Cross your fingers and make your sacrifices for a successful third attempt at a recording session.

In the meantime, we present Phil and CAS's poem "The Doom of America."

Music: Sonorant – Soul Extinct

Ralibar Vooz ventures deeper under the mountain, compelled to follow the geases put upon him and encounters many strange beings.