In a rare book-related episode, Scotty and Amelia discuss the brand-new horror novel "Come Knocking" by Mike Bockoven, which--similar to the author's previous book "FantasticLand" (2018)--purports to be the journalistic account of a live performance-turned-"Lord of the Flies"-style massacre. Structured as a series of interviews with those involved, Bockoven's novel explores issues of toxic fandom, exploitation of actors, dark Internet subcultures, and more. Scotty and Amelia do a deep dive into the book, and Amelia gives her own perspective as a theatre artist involved in interactive performance.

WARNING: This episode goes into spoilers. If you haven't read "Come Knocking" yet, you might want to come back to this one later.

On this week's Pocket Size episode, Scotty and Amelia discuss four of their all-time favorite heist movies: "Point Break" (1991), "Inside Man" (2006), "Reservoir Dogs" (1992), and "Sneakers" (1992). Anyone notice the Gen-X Baby theme going on?

WARNING: Massive spoilers for ALL of these films. If you haven't seen them already, what're you doing here?

It may not be spooky season, but it is SWELTERING season...so Amelia's here to tell Scotty and the listeners all about the history of our favorite hot-weather drink: iced coffee. From its origins in the North African desert to its unique place in culture and its current dominance of the worldwide beverage market, there's much more to this unassuming steeped conconction than meets the eye.