Lost At Home Podcast

Jer lost his voice and is out sick this week, but that doesn't mean Lost At Home is going to leave you high and dry. No, the boys always aim to leave you low and wet, so this week they're pulling from the archives. This time it's episode 6, which is played as tribute to a good friend of the show, Oreo the raccoon, and to offer our condolences to Sally Bent, who appears as the very first interview Scott and Jer ever conducted on Lost At Home Podcast. RIP Oreo.

We made it! Lost At Home turns 250! On this very special episode, Scott and Jer beg for money, PBS style, but instead of tote bags, you get the most special episode ever. Exclusive interviews, unseen movie trailers, new sponsors, Hall & Oates, call-ins, Santa Claus...everything is on the table. On top of all that, we finally get to find out what happened to Bruce Bruce and Jason Jr. And is that Al Pacino in the audience? And is that Darren Ewing I hear? OH MY GOD!!!! Get Lost.

Lost At Home starts the show again with a Rapid Fire segment, bringing you ketchup caviar, rubber sausages, Jenny McCarthy’s death toll, dwarf tossing and Chuck Norris. Then Scott and Jer bring back an almost forgotten old segment, AAA, and talk about a “snotty” little startup (*chuckles*). In Web Droppings proper, how many times must one man get bitten on his penis before saying “g’day” to public toilets? And whatever happened to Delta Burke? Tune in and get smarter, or at least Get Lost!

Rapid fire news is back (but it needs a name). Scott and Jer fire off headlines that are just too good to leave out but didn’t quite make the Web Droppings cut. This includes a plea from Australia, porn taxes to pay for racist tokens, eternal Toto’s Africa, Russian love that’s so good it hurts, mac & cheese for the apocalypse and a warning from doctor’s about your vagina. In Web Droppings, a man injects his nut droppings to save his back and a woman pretends to be her own autistic twin for sexual purposes. Then we have dueling Satan statues, the St. Paul Slapper, dead man’s cocaine and the Robutt. Get Lost!

After a brief aside about the Trump prophecy contained in a 50s western TV show, Scott and Jer dig into some previews for what to expect for new terms and trends in 2019. If you need to know about selfie wrist, the Asparamancer, social scores and the Bird Box challenge, Lost At Home is your place to learn. In Web Droppings, flat earth is revisited in the form of a cruise, despite the reliance on the Earth being a globe in order to properly navigate the oceans. My prediction: They're going to Get Lost! (see what I did there?)

It’s part two of the endless Kyle Brauch interview! Hot off the heels of his first call-in two weeks ago, we continue the craziness with 6 out of 10 questions before fading gently due to time constraints, but not before chatting about Roth and Hagar, celebrity impressions, playing f**k-marry-kill (Lost At Home edition), dig into Kyle’s past as a compulsive thief and hear a track from his band, Midwave. Get the full interview and more at patreon.com/lostathome. Get Lost!

Arsonist vampires, Alabama’s Satan problem, demonic lawn ornaments, Zika meth and gingerbread men with real hearts! No, this isn’t another Halloween Month, it’s just how batshit crazy 2019 is starting at Lost At Home Podcast. Get Lost!

Kyle Brauch, a good friend of the show, calls in this week to discuss some of his recent voice acting work, including a spot in the hit Netflix horror movie Terrifier, and just to generally shoot the shit about all sorts of random things. Things go off the rails quickly (do you have to warn about nudity on a podcast?) What starts as an interview evolves into more of a guest hosting spot and becomes part one of our very rare two-part episodes! Get Lost!

After a failed attempt at playing a poorly constructed new game called Dueling Cosbys and giving their awesome holiday horror picks, Scott and Jer dig into a few web droppings about another ghost marriage gone wrong and holy blowup dolls. We also check back in on Bruce Bruce and Jason Jr. to see how they are doing lost down under in America for the holiday season. Get Lost!

Scott and Jer share another batch of their favorite holiday horror movies before sharing some gift ideas for the person who has everything: powdered placenta anyone? In Web Droppings, things get un-jolly with a sex offender Santa, a fat shaming Santa (look in the mirror, tubbo) and Scott and Jer talk about why you can’t trust a man in a dirty Santa hat. Finally, we check in with Bruce Bruce and Jason Jr. again before Sonic Jalopy leaves off with a special new Krampus Day song. Get Lost!

Scott and Jer start the week off with a stupid game about blockbuster 90s movies. Then they pick some not-so-stupid holiday-themed horror movies for you. Then they talk about a stupid app. Then they stupidly talk about object sexuality. Get Lost, stupid.

  In a very special Thanksgiving episode, Scott and Jer chat about holiday horror movies and a Thanksgiving cryptid known as Gobblesquatch. Then it's time to move on to satanic ball injections and how LASERs caused the California wildfires, because why not? The show ends when Jer gets mad at Marvel movies for no good reason. Get Lost!

Scott and Jer chat about prime numbers, mourn Stan Lee's passing in their own unique way and pass along some more past story updates on Bigfoot and Guy Fawkes. In Turkey Droppings, Bigfoot takes center stage yet again before a little aside on the Church of Satanism takes over. Get Lost!

November, November, the 5th of remember. Scott and Jer remember Guy Fawkes before breaking into Thankskilling Week 1 with Turkey Droppings that cover a woman marrying a ghost, bad ideas for Halloween decorations, antique electric chairs, an Antarctic expedition gone awry and severed heads. Get Lost!

James Jude Courtney, Michael Myers/The Shape himself from the new Halloween movie, calls in to chat about what it takes to portray one of the most iconic movie villains of all time. James chats about how the opportunity came about, studying the nuances of Nick Castle’s original Shape and Danny McBride’s role on set before we dig into the 10 questions. There we’ll discover the lighter side of the man behind the Myers mask: Who is his favorite Ghostbuster, what keeps him up at night and is a hotdog a sandwich? Listen up, learn and get Lost!

Andy Mitton, director of YellowBrickRoad and We Go On, Skypes in to talk about his new movie The Witch in the Window, which has been grabbing a lot of praise from critics and viewers alike. Between the interview and 10 questions, you'll hear about filming in New England, writing a movie for a house, what it takes to step into the realm of "elevated horror" (and why that term is nonsense), why Milky Ways are the poor man's Snickers, the awesomeness of Boogie Nights and haunting Mitch McConnell. Get Lost!

On week three of Halloween month, Scott digs into the creepy branches on his family tree and his love for chaos magic while Jer sits back and pretends to be the logical one for once. In Spider Web Droppings, a haunted house attraction leaves a patron screaming for more, archaeologists discover a fangtastic new child vampire burial site and a funeral home raises the roof, but in that way you raise a roof to stuff a bunch of bodies into. And Bruce Bruce and Jason Jr. are back with an update on their adventures down under in America. Get Lost!

It's Halloween Month Week 2 and the evil spirits of technology get in the way of our scheduled interview with Lloyd Kaufman...or perhaps it was Patrick Leahy or net neutrality hating Internet companies, but either way Scott and Jer are left without a guest this week and instead riff on invisible germ clouds and ghosts that plant drugs on people. They also start a new segment that will continued on their Patreon page called “Horror Around the Globe.” First up is the Slit-Mouthed Woman of Japan. And don’t worry, we’ll be getting Lloyd back so stay tuned and get Lost!

It’s the first official Halloween Week at Lost At Home and Scott and Jer are bringing all sorts of creepy, crawly stories to the table. First off, a series of negative reviews for the original Halloween movie from 1978. Then, in Spider Web Droppings, there are celebrity witches, a wolfman in the woods, casket contests and trees sprouting from human remains. And Bruce Bruce and Jason Jr. get lost down under in America and share their adventures after a quick discussion about creepy songs invading the world, from Ipswich to NYC. Get Lost!

Lost At Home is posting early this week to jump on some rather big (and bittersweet) news from Jason Moulton, founder of Moulton Conventions, which brings us VT Comic Con. Jason phones in to the pod and drops some news, names and gives some previews of his future plans. Get Lost!