The Welsh Rabbit Trap? 🎤🎥🐇🐰🎬🦉👽🛸

Rabbit Trap (2025)

I've listened to about 4 podcast episodes now featuring the writer/director of the movie 'Rabbit Trap' ... all of them on the SpectreVision network I should add ... and for the life of me, I cannot rent or buy a copy of this movie in Australia ... a continent plagued by rabbits ironically.

I don't even think the movie got a cinema release in Australia. 

The first podcast show I heard Bryn Chainey's movie being talked about was the 'Weird Studies' podcast, which I wrote a post about -

JF Martel from Weird Studies on Episode 420 of Connecting with Coincidence?🌈🎨🖌

 Sounding the Otherworld:
On Bryn Chainey's 'Rabbit Trap'

Obviously with the film being told through sound, the cinema would be the ideal place to watch/hear the movie.

I had the same trouble trying to rent/buy a copy of the movie 'Skyman' when it came out -

CARL=MIKE=UFO=OWL=SKYMAN=OWLGUY=SYNCHRONICITY?

Skyman (2020)

And on the subject of Mike Clelland, his podcast 'Hidden Experience' was one of the podcast episodes I listened to the writer/director of the movie 'Rabbit Trap' being interviewed on.

And this was on the weekend of the Wales International Film Festival taking place coincidentally.

24. Bryn Chainey—Rabbit Trap,
and brave filmmaking

It was almost like Mike was pushing for his book 'The Unseen' to be made into a film by Bryn Chainey to me;-)

I also listened to Bryn being interviewed on the fairy podcast below, one that Mike Clelland was on a while back, too.

Mike Clelland's Birthday Falls on Folklore Day?📕🦉🤔💭👽🛸

International Film Festival of Wales

'Rabbit Trap' was filmed in Wales, from what I've heard and read about the movie, in fact Bryn Chainey, the writer/director of the movie 'Rabbit Trap' says in one of the podcast episodes that he is half Welsh and half English and finds himself conflicted by his ancestry.

Every October

The last podcast episode featuring Bryn Chainey's movie I listened to was an episode of the 'Strange Familiars' podcast, a podcast I rarely listen to because normally I can't stand podcast shows about mythical creatures like bigfoot and the like.

I only listened to this episode below because I heard Mike Clelland recommend it on his podcast.

In the Rabbit Trap

And ironically, it was 'National Sasquatch Awareness Day' when I did:-)

Every October 20th

I did buy a Bigfoot keyring when I was in Colorado that says, "I saw Bigfoot", but the only Bigfoot like creature I saw in America was Man/Bear/Pig in Denver ... and I'm pretty sure it was just a human being in a monkey suit:-)

I saw a Man/Bear/Pig walking around in Casa Bonita to a mainly oblivious crowd;-)

Tootsie/Roll?🎥🍬🎬

The main reason we visited Denver was we had flown in from Las Vegas after watching our NRL team The Sharks (who entered the Australian national Rugby League completion in1967) play the then current 4 x consecutive NRL champions The Penrith Panthers (who entered the Australian national Rugby League completion in1967), in the first round of the 2025 NRL season on March 1st.

 Nathan Cleary ... The Panthers highest
 try scorer finished the
2025 NRL season on 67 tries:-)

Leaving Las Vegas ... For Denver?🎰🌄🎲

67!:-)

The '6-7' Meme?🏊 67🦈

Is it a Welsh Rarebit
or a Welsh Rabbit?

Life just seems like one big 'Rabbit Hole' to me and I'm hungry, so I'm going to get out my cookbook and cook something Welsh for dinner tonight.

Now, do I need a rabbit trap to make Welsh Rabbit?-)

Every October

The Art of Cookery
 Made Plain and Easy

I've never really thought of cookery as an art, but it certainly is compared to any other art.

"Hannah Glasse, in her 1747 cookbook The Art of Cookery, gives close variants "Scotch rabbit", "Welsh rabbit" and two versions of "English rabbit""

Every October

Jerry Gogosian's Art Smack Podcast

Then again, aren't novels and movies art too ... and maybe podcasts, as well?-)

Jung in the World B-Sides ℗/Living as Someone Else: The Hidden Cost of Online Personas?💻🎭🎤😎