The Feral House Podcast

TECHNICAL NOTE: The quality of the author's audio is poor for the first twelve minutes. Improves at the twenty minute mark. I Ate His Heart is a true crime confessional like no other--a darkly philosophical interrogation into the meaning of love, desire, and annihilation. Nathalie von Zelowitz's work explores the internal logic of the crime from the perpetrator’s perspective. Using firsthand inter...

Cinematic Immunity tells the story of New York City's movie industry from the crew members who created the sets, lit the scenes, and shot the film. Focused on the golden age (1950-1990) of New York filmmaking, Cinematic Immunity covers On the Waterfront through The Sopranos. The East Coast film industry, thousands of miles from the Los Angeles executives, existed by its own rules and with little o...

Zodiactually: The Real Story of a Fake Serial Killer by Eddie McNamara (pub date: March 3, 2026) Zodiactually peels back decades of myth and sensationalism to expose the chilling truths behind one of the world’s most infamous cases. Through original police files, interviews, and deep dives into archives, McNamara reveals a groundbreaking thesis: the Zodiac Killer wasn’t a single, unstoppable preda...

William Sims Bainbridge is a sociologist and pioneering scholar of religion, science, and fringe belief systems. A former program director at the National Science Foundation, Bainbridge has authored more than two dozen books on topics ranging from space exploration to the sociology of cults. Bainbridge’s work blends empirical rigor with fearless inquiry into the outer edges of human belief.   Luci...

Al Ridenour, creator and host of the popular Bone & Sickle Podcast brings readers back to pagan Europe in A Season of Madness. The book follows the sun from the darkest winter nights to the promise of nature’s rebirth as symbolized by Spring. Ridenour explores the history and customs of the old-world carnival, focusing on European regions where celebrations have gone unchanged for centuries an...

A Lie Too Big to Fail is a groundbreaking investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, based on newly released police files and government records. Author Lisa Pease, a longtime researcher of both the JFK and RFK cases, presents compelling evidence that the official account—centering on Sirhan Sirhan as the lone assassin—fails to withstand scrutiny. Through exhaustive primary...

Weirdumentary Ancient Aliens, Fallacious Prophecies, and Mysterious Monsters From 1970s Documentaries By Gary D. Rhodes Foreword by Stephen R. Bissette   Dive into the forgotten world of pseudo-scientific documentaries! Unlock the secrets of the strangest cinematic phenomenon of the 1970s with Weirdumentary—the ultimate guide to the bizarre, the unexplained, and the wildly entertaining films and t...

The Return of Black Nationalism and the Death of White Supremacy delves into the dynamic history and powerful future of Black nationalism in the United States. Professor Vincent Adejumo takes readers on a fascinating journey through time, unraveling the rich history of Black nationalism and its role as a steadfast defense against white supremacy.   He shines a light on the remarkable individuals a...

Christina speaks with Jeff about the creation and edit process of his book and shares fun and funny stories about Holly and trying to make it as a Hollywood screenwriter. More about Jeff's book, Love You Madly, Hollywoodlawn...   Holly Woodlawn, once lauded by George Cukor for her performance in the 1970 Warhol production, Trash, was washed up. Over. Kaput. She was living in a squalid Hollywood ap...

Cold Glitter is available worldwide at fine booksellers and internet retailers. And directly from Feral House .   Cold Glitter is a province-by-province walking tour of the soft sequined underbelly I never knew I had, as a so-called Canadian. It is enlightening and hilarious and in the end inspiring. Cold Glitter creates a home for the perverse and the ecstatic, in a nation vehemently down on both...

Michael Lee Nirenberg and I have been friends for years. He began his career in documentary film. (Check out: Back Issues: The Hustler Magazine Story .) He still works in the film and television industry and brings a filmmaker's eye to his first book, Earth A.D: The Poisoning of the American Landscape and the Communities that Fought Back.   The environment and the history of how humans fuck it up...

Welcome to another episode of the Feral House podcast. In this conversation, Christina discusses the newest Process title written by Mary Ann Cherry, Morris Kight: Humanist, Liberationist, Fantabulist–A Story of Gay Rights and Gay Wrongs. Morris is a fascinating character and our conversation takes us in many directions. Have a listen!   Here is more about Mary Ann's book:  Morris Kight: Humanist,...

You think you know Harley Flanagan but I assure you—you don't know Harley Flanagan.  His September 2016 memoir, Hard-Core: A Life of My Own recounted his bohemian childhood and adolescence that would have been story enough, but Harley also played drums in his Aunt Mercedes' band (The Stimulators) before forming the legendary Cro-Mags.   He has a new record out soon and was the first to live stream...

In this episode, Christina speaks with Jack Roberts author of Sheela-na-Gig: Sacred Celtic Images of Feminine Divinity (Process).  They discuss early church history, the significance of the carvings, the uneasy marriage of the Roman and Celtic church in Ireland, and the role of architecture in developing a symbolic language of sculpture. Please note that when you purchase our books via Bookshop.or...

Hello fiends! Aton Edwards is the Executive Director of the International Preparation Network, which was founded in the early 1990s. He has devoted his life to teaching people the skills they need to survive a changing world. Aton wrote Preparedness Now! for our Process Self-Reliance imprint. He is currently working on Afroprep NOW! 7 Steps to Surviving Climate Change, Disasters, and Racists in a...

A rare conversation with the spokesperson for The Residents and employee of the Cryptic Corporation, Homer Flynn. Homer & Christina discuss The Residents' new novel, The Brickeaters and the power of anonymous art. Rare insights into the creative collective mind of The Residents. 

Episode Four is a lively conversation between Christina and Danko Jones about his book, I've Got Something To Say . In it, they cover favorite and influential bands, nerd-culture, and give some handy tips on deciphering Canadian and Midwestern semantics. Danko is on tour and you really should see him play; he's fantastic. Check out the schedule at www.dankojones.com. Danko mention some of the band...

Episode Three of the Feral House Podcast. Guest: Jason Louv Jason and Christina talk Protestant magick, John Dee, and being part of the Feral family. Jason's new book: John Dee and the Empire of Angels jasonlouv.com/

Episode 2 of the Feral House Podcast. Guest: Elana Freeland, author of Under an Ionized Sky, from Chemtrails to Space Fence Lockdown and Chemtrails, HAARP, and the "Full Spectrum Dominance" of Planet Earth . In this episode from March of 2018, Christina and Elana Freeland discuss her research on chemtrails, Haarp, 5G, and what Elana thinks are the negative effects on humans.  Christina is agnostic...

This is the first experimental episode of The Feral House Podcast.  Adam and I recorded this phone conversation in February of 2018, only a few months before he passed on May 11, 2018.  It's obvious from our conversation that Adam was very much looking forward to the future and planning new projects. Our first six episodes, recorded in 2018, are available for your listening. We'll also be sharing...