Join us as we spiral through houses we find on Zillow that cost way too much, make absolutely no sense, and were clearly designed by someone who hates comfort, logic, and sometimes windows. We don’t know what they were thinking, but we do have thoughts. Get lost with us in the void as we lose our minds over these houses.

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TRIGGER WARNING: This episode's topic contains several counts of potentially triggering subject matter, including child abuse, incest, racism, gore, sexual content and more. Please check the trigger warning list linked for more if you need.

Welcome back to the void, gremlins. This week, we ventured deeper into the void talking about The Playground: Child of Divorce by Aron Beauregard… and we are not sure we survived with our sanity intact.

In this episode, we break down what didn’t work for us, from uneven pacing and underdeveloped emotional stakes to horror that relies more on excess than impact. We talk about where the story could have gone, why the “child of divorce” angle felt hollow, and how extreme horror still needs substance to stick the landing.

Was this book scary, or just loud? Was it saying something, or just daring us to keep reading? Join us as we unpack our frustrations, cackle through the chaos, and ask the void whether this playground should have stayed closed.

As always, let us know what you thought and if the void echoes back.

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Welcome to Hawkins, gremlins! We’re glad that you are here. Today, we are discussing Stranger Things Season 5 to see if it can help us understand where it all ends. There is a lot lurking beneath the surface. We've heard there are missing kids, government secrets, and something very wrong behind those fences. We don't know what for sure is happening, join us as we figure it out. We have a lot of work to do, we will meet you in the void.

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