Flash Pulp - The Skinner Co. Network

Tonight, Thomas Blackhall, master frontiersman and student of the occult, is dogged by madness as he attempts to give breath to a dying girl.

Tonight, Will Coffin, urban shaman, and Bunny, his irritated but abstaining apprentice, are asked to serve an eviction notice.

Tonight we move briefly into the future, where code monkey Arturo Proto will receive an unexpected visit from musician, and goblin king, David Bowie. All characters appearing in this work are fictitious though any resemblance to real David Bowies, living or dead, is purely intentional.

Tonight, Harm Carter discovers an unexpected labyrinth lurking in the basement.

Tonight, Mulligan Smith, PI, finds himself dealing with a randy sidekick, illegal chemistry, and a burning secret.

Tonight Ruby enjoys a brief respite from the zombie apocalypse before being forced back into her hungry and unyielding reality.

Tonight Ruby is reminded once again that the wandering cadavers that surround her are not the greatest threat to her safety.

Tonight our zombie fighting heroine, Ruby watches a new friend avoid the tearing fingers of the ravenous dead.

Tonight, Mulligan Smith, PI, finds himself matching wits with an apparent psychic.

Half Time: Occult rituals and ailing relatives

Tonight we find ourselves at the scene of an execution, with only moments till the axe falls.

In tonight’s tiny tale of futuristic competition we question boundaries and swing at a possibly unsporting sports event.

Tonight our private investigator finds himself entering a den of iniquity with questions on his tongue.

Tonight we present a Halloween tale of household haunting and chronic insomnia.

A tale of terrible intentions and unexpected endings.

I first heard this Malvina Reynolds tune while watching Weeds. Many covered it for the show's intro, but I always preferred the original. So I covered it. Her version remains my favourite, but it was fun trying. "My mother and father were driving South from San Francisco through Daly City when my mom got the idea for the song. She asked my dad to take the wheel, and she wrote it on the way to the gathering in La Hondawhere she was going to sing for the Friends Committee on Legislation. When Time Magazine (I think, maybe Newsweek) wanted a photo of her pointing to the very place, she couldn't find those houses because so many more had been built around them that the hillsides were totally covered." - Malvina Reynolds

Tonight, as the spirit of Halloween possesses Skinner Co. in questionable and un-requested ways, we hear a supposed urban legend - a short tale of the restless dead.

Hello, and welcome to FlashCast Minisode 012 – costarring Mobsters Jason, of Talk Nerdy 2 Me, and Janelle!

Tonight we encounter Bunny Davis with monkeys on her back, and her shaman friend nowhere in sight.

In which we discuss the first six movie picks in our month-long marathon. Prepare yourself for weird statements about Pumpkinhead, The Devil Bat, The Children, Duel, The Conjuring, and The Purge.