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Episode 9: Drunken Riddles and Dementors
Fellow Fire Tiger Pam Mazzone stops in with a dream that is basically just a re-enactment of Clue…sort of…and then she wins $0 for correctly guessing that The Scream was NOT painted by Van Gogh (it was Edvard Munch).
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Episode 8: How Cody Killed Santa
It can be very stressful to jump into the working world when you’re fresh out of college. Instead, why not try saving Santa, then accidentally killing him?
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Episode 7: Girl of My Dreams
Have you ever met someone so wonderful that you felt like you wanted to be with them forever, but then you forget what their name is, because they don’t actually exist?
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Episode 6: Goblin on the Run
Sometimes you wake up from an epic dream and think, “I should really write a book about that one!” But then you realize you host a podcast about dreams, so why not just use that instead?
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Episode 5: Church with Shadow Moon
Vann Daley stops by Dreamworld to talk about her little…fling…with Shadow Moon, from the Starz show, American Gods. Fittingly, they took a nap together in a God-sized bed. Don’t worry—“nothing happened.”
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Episode 4: The Gingerbread Man
Aspiring comic book writer Daniel Mauleon has been haunted in his sleep on several occasions by the most terrifying of all dream dangers: a cardboard craft he made when he was little.
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Episode 3: Moonlight Sonata
Malcom Messer might have the most cinematic dreams that have ever existed, complete with “three weeks later” title cards, and an eerie soundtrack by Beethoven. He’s also pretty stoked about Jamba Juice.
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Episode 2: I Am My High School’s Ghost
Billie Jo Konze, an actress from the Twin Cities, shares the chilling tale of the dream school that burned down…that she later attended in real life. She also may or may not have the power to control thunder.
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Episode 1: The Wolf and the Band
In the first episode, I speak about why I’ve decided to make a podcast, and why I love dreams so much. I tell the tale of a wolf nightmare that stuck with me for my whole life, and the dream psychologist who analyzed it. In the waking dreams segment, I discuss Midnight Notion, and how much I wish I could take it to the stage.
