The Gorgon Show – Details, episodes & analysis

Just a quick announcement for you, listeners! Penny (and her human friend Rebecca) will be working a booth at San Diego Comic Con, the Luna Sea Studios/Little Vampires booth! In the meantime, THE GORGON SHOW is going on a hiatus for a bit.

Also, stay tuned, because THE GORGON SHOW is planning a crowdfunding campaign, which will mean lots of chances at extra content and ways to get involved with the show!

Penny chats with another aquatic guest, this one undead! Natasha the Rusalka discusses a second life in the water and the many uses of long hair.

Content warning for this episode: discussions of sexual assault and suicide (non-graphic, part of rusalka lore)

Natasha the rusalka sounds spookily like Haviva Avirom, who can be found on Twitter at @bardic_lady, and who sells stunning jewelry here.

Penny Cephalonia sounds a lot like Rebecca Hicks, on Twitter at @RHicks.

Sibyl Corvin's voice bears an uncanny resemblance to that of Jaci Szilagyi, who twitters at @jekyllyn.

Music is by TJ, the empathic vampire! Learn more or get your own awesome music at https://linktr.ee/afkai.

Editing by Sir Cai, formerly of the round table, who can be found on Twitter at @mynameisnotcai.

Check out the art of Penny's vocal doppelganger at lunaseastudios.storenvy.com!

Former guest of the pod Cerberus handles social media for THE GORGON SHOW! One of the heads looks suspiciously like Brenden Southerland...

Follow THE GORGON SHOW on Twitter at @GorgonShow, or email us at gorgonshow@faustiannonsense.com. See transcripts at faustiannonsense.com/gorgon-show.

THE GORGON SHOW is a proud member of the Faustian Nonsense network. Check out other projects by FN at faustiannonsense.com.

If you'd like to support the show, and the independent creators of FN, you can become a patron at patreon.com/faustiannonsense and earn our boundless and eternal gratitude! Sign up for the crossroads tier to get early access to new episodes of originals like THE GORGON SHOW!

Mentioned in this episode:

Finding Monster Right is a hilarious podcast in which Adam and Allie answer questions you've never asked about monsters from folklore, pop culture, and our own world. Find them wherever you get your podcasts, and on twitter at @MonsterRightPod!

Things get a little cramped in Sibyl's closet as Penny interviews a golem in person! Listeners may find this an especially useful episode for all their friends' birthdays.

The Golem sounds quite a bit like Dan Kovel, who can also be heard in SUPER SUITS as Ratman!

Penny Cephalonia sounds a lot like Rebecca Hicks, on Twitter at @RHicks.

Sibyl Corvin's voice bears an uncanny resemblance to that of Jaci Szilagyi, who twitters at @jekyllyn.

Music is by TJ, the empathic vampire! Learn more or get your own awesome music at https://linktr.ee/afkai.

Editing by Sir Cai, formerly of the round table, who can be found on Twitter at @mynameisnotcai.

Check out the art of Penny's vocal doppelganger at lunaseastudios.storenvy.com!

Former guest of the pod Cerberus handles social media for THE GORGON SHOW! One of the heads looks suspiciously like Brenden Southerland...

Follow THE GORGON SHOW on Twitter at @GorgonShow, or email us at gorgonshow@faustiannonsense.com. See transcripts at faustiannonsense.com/gorgon-show.

THE GORGON SHOW is a proud member of the Faustian Nonsense network. Check out other projects by FN at faustiannonsense.com.

If you'd like to support the show, and the independent creators of FN, you can become a patron at patreon.com/faustiannonsense and earn our boundless and eternal gratitude! Sign up for the crossroads tier to get early access to new episodes of originals like THE GORGON SHOW!

Mentioned in this episode:

Finding Monster Right is a hilarious podcast in which Adam and Allie answer questions you've never asked about monsters from folklore, pop culture, and our own world. Find them wherever you get your podcasts, and on twitter at @MonsterRightPod!

Penny overcomes her fear of spiders to talk to the Spider, Anansi! Listen to an actual god talk about stories, webs, and googly eyes, and to Sibyl make a questionable bargain with the divine.

Anansi's current mortal form strongly resembles Chijioke Williams. Chi can be found on Twitter at @Inner_Qi, and you can find out more about her upcoming audiodrama Between Heartbeats here or on Twitter at @BetweenPod!

Penny Cephalonia sounds a lot like Rebecca Hicks, on Twitter at @RHicks.

Sibyl Corvin's voice bears an uncanny resemblance to that of Jaci Szilagyi, who twitters at @jekyllyn.

Music is by TJ, the empathic vampire! Learn more or get your own awesome music at https://linktr.ee/afkai.

Editing by Sir Cai, formerly of the round table, who can be found on Twitter at @mynameisnotcai.

Check out the art of Penny's vocal doppelganger at lunaseastudios.storenvy.com!

Former guest of the pod Cerberus handles social media for THE GORGON SHOW! One of the heads looks suspiciously like Brenden Southerland...

Follow THE GORGON SHOW on Twitter at @GorgonShow, or email us at gorgonshow@faustiannonsense.com. See transcripts at faustiannonsense.com/gorgon-show.

THE GORGON SHOW is a proud member of the Faustian Nonsense network. Check out other projects by FN at faustiannonsense.com.

If you'd like to support the show, and the independent creators of FN, you can become a patron at patreon.com/faustiannonsense and earn our boundless and eternal gratitude! Sign up for the crossroads tier to get early access to new episodes of originals like THE GORGON SHOW!

Mentioned in this episode:

Finding Monster Right is a hilarious podcast in which Adam and Allie answer questions you've never asked about monsters from folklore, pop culture, and our own world. Find them wherever you get your podcasts, and on twitter at @MonsterRightPod!

Penny interviews Conel the Lusca, a sea monster with just the shiniest scales. Learn about being a dragon in the Caribbean, some secret portals around the world, and the importance of taking care of our oceans.

Conel the Lusca sounds like what would happen if Bennoni Thomas was turned into a giant sea monster. You can find Bennoni on Twitter at @darcwizrd.

Penny Cephalonia sounds a lot like Rebecca Hicks, on Twitter at @RHicks.

Sibyl Corvin's voice bears an uncanny resemblance to that of Jaci Szilagyi, who twitters at @jekyllyn.

Music is by TJ, the empathic vampire! Learn more or get your own awesome music at https://linktr.ee/afkai.

Editing by Sir Cai, formerly of the round table, who can be found on Twitter at @mynameisnotcai.

Check out the art of Penny's vocal doppelganger at lunaseastudios.storenvy.com!

Former guest of the pod Cerberus handles social media for THE GORGON SHOW! One of the heads looks suspiciously like Brenden Southerland...

Follow THE GORGON SHOW on Twitter at @GorgonShow, or email us at gorgonshow@faustiannonsense.com. See transcripts at faustiannonsense.com/gorgon-show.

THE GORGON SHOW is a proud member of the Faustian Nonsense network. Check out other projects by FN at faustiannonsense.com.

If you'd like to support the show, and the independent creators of FN, you can become a patron at patreon.com/faustiannonsense and earn our boundless and eternal gratitude! Sign up for the crossroads tier to get early access to new episodes of originals like THE GORGON SHOW!

Mentioned in this episode:

Finding Monster Right is a hilarious podcast in which Adam and Allie answer questions you've never asked about monsters from folklore, pop culture, and our own world. Find them wherever you get your podcasts, and on twitter at @MonsterRightPod!

Back from hiatus (and some much-needed rest) Penny interviews Sandra Sandman, who brings an important message about your sleeping habits--yes, yours!--and the fate of the multiverse.

A word of caution: please do not listen to this episode while doing anything you really need to be awake for! In particular, please do not listen while behind the wheel of a vehicle of any kind.

Sandra Sandman sounds eerily similar to Erin Nicole Lundquist, who can be found on Twitter @ErinLundquistVA or on her website at www.erinnicolelundquist.com.

Penny Cephalonia sounds a lot like Rebecca Hicks, on Twitter at @RHicks.

Sibyl Corvin's voice bears an uncanny resemblance to that of Jaci Szilagyi, who twitters at @jekyllyn.

Music is by TJ, the empathic vampire! Learn more or get your own awesome music at https://linktr.ee/afkai.

Editing by Sir Cai, formerly of the round table, who can be found on Twitter at @mynameisnotcai.

Check out the art of Penny's vocal doppelganger at lunaseastudios.storenvy.com!

Former guest of the pod Cerberus handles social media for THE GORGON SHOW! One of the heads looks suspiciously like Brenden Southerland...

Follow THE GORGON SHOW on Twitter at @GorgonShow, or email us at gorgonshow@faustiannonsense.com. See transcripts at faustiannonsense.com/gorgon-show.

THE GORGON SHOW is a proud member of the Faustian Nonsense network. Check out other projects by FN at faustiannonsense.com.

If you'd like to support the show, and the independent creators of FN, you can become a patron at patreon.com/faustiannonsense and earn our boundless and eternal gratitude! Sign up for the crossroads tier to get early access to new episodes of originals like THE GORGON SHOW!

Mentioned in this episode:

Finding Monster Right is a hilarious podcast in which Adam and Allie answer questions you've never asked about monsters from folklore, pop culture, and our own world. Find them wherever you get your podcasts, and on twitter at @MonsterRightPod!

Penny interviews Britt Marie the Skogsrå, a Scandinavian forest creature with important messages for our listeners about protecting the forest, the evils of Ikea, and pizza!

Britt Marie sounds exceptionally similar to Rebecca Hansson, the mind and voice behind BE NOT AFRAID.

Penny Cephalonia sounds a lot like Rebecca Hicks, on Twitter at @RHicks.

Sibyl Corvin's voice bears an uncanny resemblance to that of Jaci Szilagyi, who twitters at @jekyllyn.

Music is by TJ, the empathic vampire! Learn more or get your own awesome music at https://linktr.ee/afkai.

Sound editing by Sibyl's doppelganger Jaci.

Check out the art of Penny's vocal doppelganger at lunaseastudios.storenvy.com!

Follow THE GORGON SHOW on Twitter at @GorgonShow, or email us at gorgonshow@faustiannonsense.com. See transcripts at faustiannonsense.com/gorgon-show.

THE GORGON SHOW is a proud member of the Faustian Nonsense network. Check out other projects by FN at faustiannonsense.com.

If you'd like to support the show, and the independent creators of FN, you can become a patron at patreon.com/faustiannonsense and earn our boundless and eternal gratitude! Sign up for the crossroads tier to get early access to episodes of original series like THE GORGON SHOW!

Mentioned in this episode:

Finding Monster Right is a hilarious podcast in which Adam and Allie answer questions you've never asked about monsters from folklore, pop culture, and our own world. Find them wherever you get your podcasts, and on twitter at @MonsterRightPod!

Penny is delighted to introduce her very first cryptid, the Ozark Howler! They tell her all about their morning routine of laughter yoga, where the name "the Ozark Howler" comes from, and what barbecue sauce goes best with human flesh.

The Ozark Howler's voice sounds unsettlingly like Xan Wyngraf, whose tweets you can read at @inXanityTTRPG!

Penny Cephalonia sounds a lot like Rebecca Hicks, on Twitter at @RHicks.

Sibyl Corvin's voice bears an uncanny resemblance to that of Jaci Szilagyi, who twitters at @jekyllyn.

Music is by TJ, the empathic vampire! Learn more or get your own awesome music at https://linktr.ee/afkai.

Sound editing by Sibyl's doppelganger Jaci.

Check out the art of Penny's vocal doppelganger at lunaseastudios.storenvy.com!

Follow THE GORGON SHOW on Twitter at @GorgonShow, or email us at gorgonshow@faustiannonsense.com. See transcripts at faustiannonsense.com/gorgon-show.

THE GORGON SHOW is a proud member of the Faustian Nonsense network. Check out other projects by FN at faustiannonsense.com.

If you'd like to support the show, and the independent creators of FN, you can become a patron at patreon.com/faustiannonsense and earn our boundless and eternal gratitude! Sign up for the crossroads tier to get early access to episodes of original series like THE GORGON SHOW!

Mentioned in this episode:

Finding Monster Right is a hilarious podcast in which Adam and Allie answer questions you've never asked about monsters from folklore, pop culture, and our own world. Find them wherever you get your podcasts, and on twitter at @MonsterRightPod!

This week is really something special, a series of recordings from the floor at SDCC! Penny chatted with monsters, probably-human creators, and other folks around the con! And since Sibyl refuses to be left out of a whole episode, she included her personalized fortunes for Patreon subscribers for August!

The Gelatinous Cube sounds kinda like Collin Smith. 

Mothman vocally resembles Kallie Chris. 

Cthulhu sounds an awful lot like Beth Accomando, KPBS Arts and Culture Reporter and host of Cinema Junkie. 

The Folletti (the chicken thing) bears a striking vocal resemblance to Judy Neeb.

FilmGeeksSD was represented by a very human Sterling Anno. 

IDWGodzilla was the also human Keith Davidsen, Director of Public Relations and Marketing at IDW Comics. 

Monkey Minion is the also also human Dane Ault, the artist behind Monkey Minion Press and owner of the best laugh ever. 

Monster High was represented by the lovely human Ande Arend.

Penny Cephalonia sounds a lot like Rebecca Hicks, on Twitter at @RHicks.

Sibyl Corvin's voice bears an uncanny resemblance to that of Jaci Szilagyi, who twitters at @jekyllyn.

Music is by TJ, the empathic vampire! Learn more or get your own awesome music at https://linktr.ee/afkai.

Sound editing by Sibyl's doppelganger Jaci.

Check out the art of Penny's vocal doppelganger at lunaseastudios.storenvy.com!

Follow THE GORGON SHOW on Twitter at @GorgonShow, or email us at gorgonshow@faustiannonsense.com. See transcripts at faustiannonsense.com/gorgon-show.

THE GORGON SHOW is a proud member of the Faustian Nonsense network. Check out other projects by FN at faustiannonsense.com.

If you'd like to support the show, and the independent creators of FN, you can become a patron at patreon.com/faustiannonsense and earn our boundless and eternal gratitude! Sign up for the crossroads tier to get early access to episodes of original series like THE GORGON SHOW!

Mentioned in this episode:

Finding Monster Right is a hilarious podcast in which Adam and Allie answer questions you've never asked about monsters from folklore, pop culture, and our own world. Find them wherever you get your podcasts, and on twitter at @MonsterRightPod!

Penny interviews Cerberus, guardian of the gates of Hades (a little less strenuous since Hades got a doorbell with a camera)! We hear from all three dog heads, plus the snake tail. Penny and the heads bond over having snakes who often won't shut up, the horror of knife-wielding fleas, and a general dislike of certain humans.

All of Cerberus's heads sound quite similar to the talented Brenden Southerland! Check out Brenden's twitter at @BrendenVA.

Penny Cephalonia sounds a lot like Rebecca Hicks, on Twitter at @RHicks.

Sibyl Corvin's voice bears an uncanny resemblance to that of Jaci Szilagyi, who twitters at @jekyllyn.

Music is by TJ, the empathic vampire! Learn more or get your own awesome music at https://linktr.ee/afkai.

Sound editing by Sibyl's doppelganger Jaci.

Check out the art of Penny's vocal doppelganger at lunaseastudios.storenvy.com!

Follow THE GORGON SHOW on Twitter at @GorgonShow, or email us at gorgonshow@faustiannonsense.com. See transcripts at faustiannonsense.com/gorgon-show.

THE GORGON SHOW is a proud member of the Faustian Nonsense network. Check out other projects by FN at faustiannonsense.com.

If you'd like to support the show, and the independent creators of FN, you can become a patron at patreon.com/faustiannonsense and earn our boundless and eternal gratitude! Sign up for the crossroads tier to get early access to episodes of original series like THE GORGON SHOW!

Mentioned in this episode:

Finding Monster Right is a hilarious podcast in which Adam and Allie answer questions you've never asked about monsters from folklore, pop culture, and our own world. Find them wherever you get your podcasts, and on twitter at @MonsterRightPod!