New Podcast Teaser: THE ORBITING HUMAN CIRCUS (OF THE AIR)

Here's something I say a lot, but it's just the truth.

We couldn't make this show without our Patreon.

It is by far the biggest way we are able to pay everyone working on the show, from the writers to the actors, to Jessica, who does original artwork for every single episode, to Joella, who does all the back-end business stuff.

All of these people are able to pay their bills, and we are all able to put out the show because of our Patreon.

And we try to give some cool rewards as a thank you.

Four bonus episodes a year that are not released on the main feed, ad-free versions of our episodes, monthly Zoom hangouts with the Nightvale Writers, director's notes on every episode, a brand new book club we are launching led by the Nightfale Writers, and even the chance for you to appear in future Nightfall episodes as a character.

So all of that is there, but also just the knowledge that this thing exists in the world that otherwise wouldn't and you are part of that.

So consider heading to welcometonightvale.com and clicking on Patreon and becoming a patron or upgrading your existing membership.

We deeply, truly appreciate it.

Thank you.

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What is this noise?

Listening to the radio.

Trying to listen to the radio.

Dad, go downstairs.

Turn up.

I'm gonna miss this whole thing.

In the grand ballroom at the top of the Eiffel Tower, the red velvet curtains part, and suddenly, the giant on-air sign above the stage lights up!

Broadcasting from the top of the Eiffel Tower, the orbiting human circus of the air.

The orchestral snow!

My God!

Medic!

Is there a Medic?

Forgive me, ladies and gentlemen.

At home, it seems someone has fallen onto the stage from a great height, and...

Amoray!

Amoray!

It's Julian the janitor here at the Eiffel Tower.

Thank you.

But who is this personality who cannot resist the bright lights of the stage, the beautiful shining microphones, the hypnotic pull of laughter and applause?

Who is this personality who has gone so far as to imagine a narrator, to keep him company announcing the events of his life as if he were the star of screen, stage, or story.

All those old radio shows like Jack Benny, they all had these crazy characters who'd come crashing in and everybody would laugh and applaud.

Yes, but those things were planned.

Those people were actors.

They were...

I know.

Funny.

Yes.

Broadcasting from the top of the Eiffel Tower, the orbiting human circus of the air.

Hiding behind the curtain, the janitor peers out at the show he loves.

Well, hello, Cecil Baldwin here.

Close your eyes and imagine Paris as it never was.

And join me in following the orbiting human circus and the janitor as their story unfolds every other Wednesday, beginning October 12th on the Night Vale Presents Network.

Listen wherever your ears are found.

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I'm Amy Nicholson, the film critic for the LA Times.

And I'm Paul Scheer, an actor, writer, and director.

You might know me from the League Veep or my non-eligible for Academy Award role in Twisters.

We love movies and we come at them from different perspectives.

Yeah, like like Amy thinks that, you know, Joe Pesci was miscast in Goodfellas, and I don't.

He's too old.

Let's not forget that Paul thinks that Dune 2 is overrated.

It is.

Anyway, despite this, we come together to host Unspooled, a podcast where we talk about good movies, critical hits, fan favorites, must-sees, and in case you missed them.

We're talking Parasite the Home Alone, From Grease to the Dark Knight.

We've done deep dives on popcorn flicks.

We've talked about why Independence Day deserves a second look.

And we've talked about horror movies, some that you've never even heard of, like Kanja and Hess.

So if you love movies like we do, come along on our cinematic adventure.

Listen to Unschooled wherever you get your podcasts.

And don't forget to hit the follow button.

Are you squeamish about horror movies, but kind of want to know what happens?

Or are you a horror lover who likes thoughtful conversation about your favorite genre?

Join me, Jeffrey Kraner, and my friend from Welcome to Night Vale, Cecil Baldwin, for our weekly podcast, Random Number Generator, Horror Podcast Number 9, where we watch and discuss horror movies in a random order.

Find, here's the short version, Random Horror 9 wherever you get your podcasts.

Boo.