Lost At Home Podcast

It’s the last show of 2016 and Lost At Home is as happy as anyone to put this one behind us and move the f*ck on. So in this year-ender, Scott and Jer dig into some web droppings from 2016 that even fell through their cracks (insert butt joke here). Take a walk through 2016’s furries, cannibalistic f*ctopuses and the revival of Sinbad’s new old movie. And Bruce Bruce stops by for the first time in forever to talk stolen food ideas before we leave with an anthemic and spirited In Memoriam for the celebs we lost along the way. Get Lost!

If a game of Monopoly gets out of control this holiday season, there's a hotline for that, which Scott discovers at the origin of his Google Hole this week. It's not long before The Lost At Home Podcast ends up in a weird story about creepy Nordic Christmas trolls. Later, Lost At Home digs deeper into international bogeyman folklore, after a detour through racial slurs you can call your white friends and cats that hang out in libraries. Get Lost!

  From a dong fondling Florida woman to the odd sexual behavior of certain animals to the odd sexual behavior of certain people, the Lost At Home Podcast this week gets off to a sexy start down the Google Hole. When the loin dust has settled, Scott takes you on the long, strange journey of the history of The Florida Man, complete with haunted highways, shrimp genocide and famous Florida criminals. Get Lost!

The trip down the Google Hole this week brings up a dose of holiday oddities, from failed reindeer promotions to the wonders of Christmas KFC (all I want for Christmas is oh-bee-sit-tee). And are you terrified of the inevitable artificial intelligence/robot takeover yet? If not, a creepy AI Christmas tune and a chat with iGod might steer you otherwise. And Sonic Jalopy teases a rough cut of his new Christmas track, It’s an AI Christmas. Now, get lost!

  This week's trip down the Google Hole, Scott and Jer venture from Buckethead's epic catalog of albums to the catchiest songs to strange world records and circle back around with serial killer Amazon reviews, famous last meals and the last words of death row inmates. 

Through the Google Hole this week, Scott and Jer dig into the horrors of national parks after the morbid story of The Dissolving Man surfaces (unlike the man himself) at Yellowstone National Park. From there, journey into unusual deaths, German mass suicides, secret Nazi operations and dangerous hipster beards, all while the Flintstones try to sell you cigarettes.

Journey down the Google Hole as Scott and Jer test a slightly adjusted format for Lost At Home. See just how tangential a journey into Google can get when tangents are the goal. How does one get from leprosy-riddled squirrels to early 20th century personal ads? How about the path from Spain’s ban on memes to Mike Oldfield’s love of the Piltdown Man? Listen in to connect the dots with us. It’ll make you smarter?

Scott and Jer recruit some friends to mix their annual Halloween skit with the horror that is the American election cycle in a Hellraiser V. Trump Election Special. After that, Lost At Home sets their aim at strange world politics, from the most fraudulent election ever to North Korea's Michael Jordan basketball. Learn something?

Dana DeLorenzo calls in this week to discuss her work as Kelly Maxwell on Ash vs. Evil Dead, from getting soaked with 30 gallons of blood to dealing with the pressure of working on such a beloved cult franchise. In our 10 questions, Dana provides us with a new super swear, discusses her World Series conundrum and picks a winner between Xena and 6 Million Dollar Man. As a bonus, we also get some insight on what makes Lucy Lawless so flawless and why Bruce Campbell and Ted Raimi are the odd couple reincarnate.

Evil Dead star Ted Raimi stops by this week on a special interview episode to talk all about Evil Dead, from the beginning to the new season of Ash Vs. Evil Dead. What was it like reuniting with Bruce and company? What kind of hell went into playing Henrietta in Evil Dead 2? What’s his favorite adult beverage? What kind of TED talk would this Ted give? Listen for all these tidbits and to get inside the head of Ted for much more.

Become a fly on the wall for the the writing process, where Scott and Jer flesh out the final details of their upcoming Halloween Month skit featuring Lil' Donald Trump and some Hellraiser goodness.

In the third Halloween Month episode, Lost At Home tackles some spooky web droppings with stories on the only legally haunted house in the U.S. and an odd missing persons shrine in New York. And have you wondered if anyone has ever died in your house? Scott and Jer set you on the right path with some tools to help find out. In a discussion that will make your skin crawl, Scott and Jer talk diseases via a little game of “Is it Real?”

The hunt is on for Witch Week, our 2nd Halloween Month themed week at The Lost At Home Podcast. Covering 21st century witchcraft using emojis, trips back in time when witches kept dinks as pets and Popes were even less progressive, and even covering two kinds of witch camps, Lost At Home is the place to satisfy your witch cravings. It’ll make you smarter?

In an early start to Halloween Month, Scott and Jer guide you on a creepy cross country tour of clown sightings. From Greenville, South Carolina to Yuma, Arizona, the Clowndemic is sure to hit your state as creepy clown sightings are sky high across the board. Tune in as Lost At Home covers the clownventure of clownish proportions down clown town on Bozo Boulevard. Clowns.

If you like crazy, you've come to the right place. This week on Lost At Home, Scott and Jer bring crazy conspiracy theories to the table, from Satanic popstars to the most emo-tastic interpretation of Grease to all sorts of Star Wars non-fan theories. And in this week's discussion, learn how to live on nothing but air. Or maybe you'll die of thirst and starvation, just be sure to keep some McDonald's handy if you want enlightenment.

If you want to know which hotels in North Korea to avoid, why the iDildo might be a bad investment or why you've never seen a real forest, stay tuned to the Lost At Home Podcast this week. Scott and Jer cover that and more, such as Thai Freddy Kruegers and sad Scots.

Consumerism is king in Scott and Jer’s discussion on everything from McChicken loving to fatal kite fight clubs to diarrhea-inducing gummy bears. In web droppings, Juggalos finally get some attention in ritualistic fashion, with some help of course from southern murder forest clowns.

Stranger Things are in the air when Mark Steger, AKA The Monster, AKA The Demogorgon, calls into Lost At Home to chat about everything from his work on Stranger Things (of course) to what makes pie so f*cking great. Mark offers up some additional tidbits for all sorts of listeners, including: Why Tool would win in a fight against Metallica (hint: Danny F*cking Carey)? How about those crazy Stranger Things fan theories roaming around the web? And what makes marine archaeology so cool (other than the obvious fact that it’s marine + archaeology)? And how about that Stranger Things season 2 we’ve been hearing so much about?

Ray Santiago calls in this week to chat with Lost At Home about what's in store for his character Pablo in the upcoming season of Ash vs. Evil Dead. In the process he tosses out some teasers (naked Ray? Ash-ey Slashy?) and some almost-but-not-quite spoilers. To end things, Ray takes a spin through our ten questions, where he fills us in on why cats kill, designs a light saber and chats a little Stranger Things. So come and get lost with Scott, Jer and Ray, Evil Dead style!

Part II of the behind the scenes writing and brainstorming process for Scott and Jer's next Halloween radio play venture, consisting of a fine cross between Donald Trump, Hellraiser and, yes, Ed Wynn. Enjoy this extra nugget between episodes and be a fly on the wall as characters get fleshed out and ideas get savagely beaten around.