Podcast Directory

Episodes

News from Pnakotus 029 (Chris Lackey and Paul Maclean)

Lovecraftian and Cthulhu-related news for May 2012. For notes & comments see the Yog Radio forum.

Recorded at the Innsmouth House studio, Wednesday 16th May, 2012.

News from Pnakotus 028 (Chris Lackey and Paul Maclean)

Lovecraftian and Cthulhu-related news for April 2012. For notes & comments see the Yog Radio forum.

Recorded at the Innsmouth House studio, Wednesday 18th April, 2012.

The Parlour section of The Silver Lodge 004, with your hosts Jon, Fin, Paul & Val. We look at Dissecting Cthulhu from Miskatonic River Press.

To get the rest of the show, see: yog-sothoth.com/patron.

Recorded at Innsmouth House, Sunday 18th March, 2012

News from Pnakotus 027 (Chris Lackey and Paul Maclean)

Lovecraftian and Cthulhu-related news for March 2012. For notes & comments see the Yog Radio forum.

Recorded at the Innsmouth House studio, Wednesday 21st March, 2012.

News from Pnakotus 026 (Chris Lackey and Paul Maclean)

Lovecraftian and Cthulhu-related news for March 2012. For notes & comments see the Yog Radio forum.

Recorded at the Innsmouth House studio, Tuesday 6th March, 2012.

The Parlour section of The Silver Lodge 003, with your hosts Paul, Jon & Marty. We look at Carcosa and Isle of the Unknown from LotFP.

To get the rest of the show, see: yog-sothoth.com/patron.

Recorded at Innsmouth House, Sunday 19th February, 2012

News from Pnakotus 025 (Chris Lackey and Paul Maclean)

Lovecraftian and Cthulhu-related news for February 2012. For notes & comments see the Yog Radio forum.

Recorded at the Innsmouth House studio, Tuesday 14th February, 2012.

Beyond the Mountains of Madness (2nd edition) Game Intro

The Innsmouth House Players take on the epic antarctic campaign for Call of Cthulhu. BtMoM second edition by Charles Engan, music by Allicorn.

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News from Pnakotus 024 (Chris Lackey and Paul Maclean)

Lovecraftian and Cthulhu-related news for January 2012. For notes & comments see the Yog Radio forum.

Recorded at the Innsmouth House studio, Thursday 27th January, 2012.

Christmas 2011 episode of The Silver Lodge, with your hosts Paul, Fin, Jon & Marty

Recorded at Innsmouth House, Saturday, 17th December, 2011

An interview with Ken Hite and Simon Rogers of Pelgrane Press. Produced in a 1930s radio style. Not so much an artistic decision to be in keeping with the Trail of Cthulhu period setting but more to make a feature of a recording flaw.

Recorded Saturday 26th November, 2:30 PM by YSDC.

Pelgrane Press seminar with Kenneth Hite, Robin D. Laws and Simon Rogers.

Recorded Saturday 26th November, 3:30 PM by YSDC.

Cubicle 7 talk about future products, including The One Ring, Dr. Who, Call of Cthulhu and more.

Recorded Saturday 26th November, 4:30 PM by YSDC.

James Wallis interviews Ian Livingstone OBE, about Games Workshop, Fighting Fantasy and the computer industry today.

Interview held at Dragonmeet, 2011.

Recorded Saturday 26th November, 11:00 AM by YSDC.

Short intro (sample) from the first episode of The Silver Lodge. The new show from YSDC.

For further information, see: The Silver Lodge.

Recorded at the Innsmouth House studio, Saturday 8th October, 2011.

Yog Radio 50 is the last of the series. Paul, Fin and Val are your hosts in this retrospective edition. Also featuring an interview with Stuart Boon, author of 'Shadows Over Scotland' and variety of community content. Episodes 1-49 remain available to members of The Silver Lodge.

For notes & comments see the Yog Radio forum.

Recorded at the Innsmouth House studio, Saturday 8th October, 2011.

Kenneth Hite discusses setting design in roleplaying games.

Specific references to HPL/Call of Cthulhu/Trail of Cthulhu can be heard in minutes 16, 28 & 34 (including Ken's views on the differences between Call of Cthulhu and Trail of Cthulhu).

Seminar held at Origins Games Fair, 2011.

Recorded Thursday 23rd June, 11:00 AM by James McGlothlin

Ted Grau (GreatRedShark) interviews a host of film actors, directors, authors, artists (and singers!) for YSDC at the H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival (Los Angeles) 2010.

Interviewees include:

Stuart Gordon (Director, Reanimator)
Mike Dubisch & Cody Goodfellow (Artist & Author)
Frank Woodward (Director, Fear of the Unknown)
Bryan Moore (Director, Cool Air)
Jack Donner (Actor, Cool Air)
John Strysik (Director, Music of Erich Zann)
Eric Lange (Actor, AM 1200)
David Prior (Director, AM 1200)
Ebon Brooks & Allison Lonsdale (Singers)
Aaron Vanek (HPL FF LA 2010 Organiser)

Recorded Saturday 11th September, 2010 at the Warner Grand Theatre, San Pedro, California. www.yog-sothoth.com

Shadows by Gaslight Trailer. The first Call of Cthulhu campaign - relocated to Victorian times. Originally published by Chaosium Inc. in 1982.

The Innsmouth House Players. Recorded in 3D Binaural Surround Sound.

Innsmouth House - Return to the Little Shop of Cosmic Horrors!

Outakes from the recording made at Innsmouth House, December, 2010
Run Time: 01:25 1.4 MB MP3 file.

Innsmouth House - Return to the Little Shop of Cosmic Horrors!

This audio recording was made at Innsmouth House, December, 2010
Run Time: 00:01:25 1.4 MB MP3 file.

The Pale God - Audio Game

Keeper of Arcane Lore
Chris Lackey (H.P. Lovecraft Literary Podcast)

Players
Helen Maclean (Yog-Sothoth)
Paul Maclean (Yog-Sothoth)
Nick Marsh (Author: Soul Purpose and Past Tense)

A game of Call of Cthulhu at Innsmouth House. The Pale God is by Kevin A. Ross and published by Chaosium Inc. in The Great Old Ones (1989).

Music by Allicorn.

Recorded at Innsmouth House, Saturday 4th December, 2010.

Investigative Gaming with GUMSHOE and Pelgrane Press. Seminar held at Dragonmeet 2010 with Simon Rogers, Robin Laws, Kenneth Hite and Gareth Hanrahan.

Recorded Saturday 27th November 2010, 2:30-3:30 PM. www.yog-sothoth.com

Alan Bligh & John French have been the lead writers for Fantasy Flight Games' Warhammer 40K RPG line, including Dark Heresy, Rogue Trader and Deathwatch. The guys have also written for Call of Cthulhu and other Games Workshop lines. In this seminar they take questions about their work and also about how to make your mark as a writer in the gaming industry.

Hosted by Mike Mason

Recorded Saturday 3rd July, 11:00 AM www.yog-sothoth.com

In the current recession, large conventions are falling by the wayside whilst smaller, more intimate conventions are still thriving. How do you go about running one? Listen to the panel of people who've done just that to find out!

Darran Sims - Con-Quest, Furnace and Continuum
Neil Smith - Concrete Cow
Graham Spearing – Furnace and Continuum 2008

Hosted by Tom Zunder - Furnace

Recorded Saturday 3rd July, 6:00 PM www.yog-sothoth.com

Frank Dancoolo: Paranormal Drug Dealer. A short film by Andrew Jones, described as: "A comedy featuring a goofy blend of computer generated overkill, cartoon physics and stop-motion monsters."

As you watch it, you'll see why we included it in the YSDC feed. :) Probably NSFW, by the way.

Thanks to Andrew for letting us share this. http://www.aw-jones.com/

This is an iPod-friendly MPEG-4 video.

Run Time: 07:46 98 MB MP4 file.

For many, the name H.P. Lovecraft conjures images of strange pre-human ruins. In fact, Lovecraft was keenly interested in archaeology and ancient history, and used archaeological theory to create specific dramatic effects in his work. This talk explores Lovecraft's relationship to archaeology, its use in his fiction, the adoption of this imagery by the Lovecraftian fan community, and the ways in which Lovecraft's work anticipates modern debates in the field. This is a night for all who have been moved by the landscapes he conjured, the deeps he evoked: the lairs of Cthulhu.

James Holloway has a Ph.D. in archaeology from Cambridge, focusing on funerary archaeology in the Anglo-Saxon period. He has a lifelong interest in Lovecraft, and originally began to look into this subject as part of a 2007 conference session on 'the archaeology of imaginary civilisations'.

Recorded 15th October, 2009 at Treadwell's book shop, London.

Sample track from the Tatters of the King original soundtrack by Allicorn.

Full album available to YSDC Patrons.

The Necronomicon was the most famous book that never existed - until the first copies appeared on the market.

The Necronomicon was once the most famous book that never existed - until a few decades ago, when the first copies appeared on the market. From Lovecraft to Grant to... well, you name it! This is the story of their non-existence, their existence, and their secret stories. Dan Harms reveals the history of these books, their relevance in the broader current of the grimoire tradition, and their impact upon magical practice.

Recorded 28th May, 2009. The speaker was in London on a short visit from North America.

A little promotional video for our Lovecraftian Tales from the table DVD.

This is an iPod-friendly MPEG-4 video.

Run Time: 00:00:37 8 MB MP4 file.

Trailer for a video interview with Ramsey Campbell, conducted by YSDC. The full interview is available to Patrons of Yog-Sothoth

Recorded at Rasmey Campbell's House, Merseyside, UK (22nd April, 2008).

Run Time: 00:00:33 6 MB MP4 file.

Video promo for the Yog-Sothoth Community Patron accounts. Another way to help keep olde Yoggie going! For more details, see: www.yog-sothoth.com/patron. This is an iPod-friendly MPEG 4 video, presented in (16:9) widescreen.

Produced at Innsmouth House, Bradford, UK (16th March, 2008).

Run Time: 00:01:17 15 MB MP4 file.