MytHistory: Popular Science (Fiction) ... and What Doesn't Kill You ...?

History mixed with myth; a mythologized version of history?

The latest free episode of the 'Wildthing: Space Invaders' podcast 'Popular Science (Fiction)' hit my Apple Podcast playlist on my iPad last night, which I thought was rather synchromystic, considering the last post I wrote about the podcasts 'Happy Place' and 'GABA' -

GAB[B]A Lockdown Special: Never Say Never ... Again?

Lockdown on bonfire night featuring the voice of Sean Connery?

And considering that I'm halfway through reading a book on the

'X-Files' (and halfway through watching the crappy TV series) that was co-authored by Chris Knowles of 'The Secret Sun' blog, and released 12 years ago next Wednesday in the last 'Year of the Rat':-)

Wednesdays are the Weirdest?

CATS Just in Time for RATS?

Wild Thing: Space Invaders?

Foxtopus Ink, What We’re Up To?

What Doesn't Kill Us?

Happy Place Podcast: Wim Hof

What I find amusing listening to these free

'Wildthing: Space Invaders' podcast episodes is Laura flogging her partner's book about Wim Hof and his ice baths and breathing techniques.

Synchrony?-)

Wim Hof (born 20 April 1959)

But I like this particular 'WildThing: Space Invaders' podcast where Laura takes a look at the influence Science Fiction and movies have on our Belief Systems.

Can't Help Thinking That The X-Files Episodes Are More Stephen King Schlock Than Stanley Kubrick Masterpieces For Some Reason?

Bryan Cranston: Drive, Speed, Breaking Bad ... and the Last Book I Read ...?

Every Story is Part Myth No Matter How True People Want You to BeLIEve it is?