Episode 7: 'Call Me By Your Name' by André Ac...

In this episode, I talk about my intense and emotional experience of reading Marilynne Robinson's 1980 debut novel, "Housekeeping." The book tells the story of Ruthie and Lucille, two young girls haunted by loss--by the death of their grandfather, the suicide of their mother, and ...  Show more

In this episode, I talk about Elizabeth von Arnim's 1921 novel, "Vera," which is a powerful portrait of emotional abuse and misogyny. Follow me on twitter https://twitter.com/ekphora Follow my film podcast https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/herheadinfilms My grief blog http://ekp ...  Show more

You can learn a lot about a person by rummaging through the cassette case in their car. Robin gets a ride home from Mr. Hauser, hoping to put their last encounter behind her. Plus, she’s desperate for advice. She’s about to learn that Mr. Hauser’s taste in music surprisingly does ...  Show more

Trapped in a decaying house where time resets and trauma festers, the Henkel children endure their mother’s relentless hauntings—each night a ritual of rot, regret, and the unbearable weight of a family that refuses to die. Author: Jake Bible * * * CONTENT DISCLAIMER: This episod ...  Show more

Your home is important. It’s where you keep all your belongings, it’s where you sleep, it’s where you feel the most safe - well, should feel the most safe. This week’s episode is about homes that have no heart. First, Sapphire takes you on a trip to the notorious House of Doon. T ...  Show more

Trapped in a decaying house where time resets and trauma festers, the Henkel children endure their mother’s relentless hauntings—each night a ritual of rot, regret, and the unbearable weight of a family that refuses to die. Author: Jake Bible * * * CONTENT DISCLAIMER: This episod ...  Show more