Thanks for a great semester, listeners!
Stay tuned on Burn After Listening’s Facebook page for updates on this upcoming Spring semester! Though the show that I host might change, I intend to be a part of WECB for the remainder of my time at Emerson.
Thanks for unleashing your inner freak with me for an hour every week, and supporting our little student-run radio station.
All the love and creepy eye-contact,
Gaby Mikorenda
WHAT IS LOVE?!
BABY DON’T HURT ME.
I take on the podcast’s most bizarre topic yet: love! What is love? A feeling? A term? A biological reaction? A greasy pizza? I may not have all the answers, but I do pose some interesting questions with style.
I play some freaky music in honor of the poltergeist that haunts my dorm room.
Just kidding. We’re friends.
I dedicate the entire hour to songs and personal stories that listeners, friends, and family have generously shared with me. After all, the truth of our own lives can often be much stranger than fiction.
Let’s get to know each other a little, shall we?
Episode 5 – The Lost Colony
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In which I discuss the Lost Colony of Roanoke! I will attempt to differentiate fact from fiction regarding the true story behind the historical mystery. What really happened to the Croatoan locals and the 117 European settlers? Has too much time passed to truly tell?
I interview Qumran Taj, a real 21st century wizard! Curious as to what that means? GOOD. Listen to find out: it’s not every day that you get the chance to talk to a wizard!!
I take look at different Halloween-esque traditions and creepy urban legends from around the world in the spirit of the season. Expect some spooky tunes, a special pre-recorded segment, and a count-down to the song that I deem to be the grand master of all spooky songs.
This episode is BYOC: bring your own candy.
I discuss the intangibility of time. Has time shaped society? What kind of existence would we lead if we did not stick so harshly to the concept of organized time as we’ve created it? Featuring a brief history on the development of the concept of time and several time-related poems.
I discuss the concept of the “the unknown” and its place in our society. Does it have a place in our society? Featuring a radio-revised version of H.P. Lovecraft’s “The Unnamable” along with the usual pizzaz.
Hey guys, Gaby here! I’m excited to announce that along with the Burn After Listening Facebook page, I will now be running a blog here on WordPress. Through this blog, you will be able to get updates from the show, download the podcast files from past episodes, and get the full track list of music that I play within each subsequent show.
I’m excited to get started. So, if you will, join me in taking this next step towards the infinitely fun and terrifying world of internet blogging.
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