Days of Horror

Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein did not emerge from isolation. It was shaped by voices, ideas, and influences that surrounded her – and few were as profound as Percy Bysshe Shelley. In this episode, we trace Percy Shelley’s often-overlooked influence on Frankenstein: his philosophical ideas, his radical views on life, death, and creation, and the intellectual partnership…

2025 was a year that tested the nerves, the spirit, and the stories we tell. In this video, we take a moment to step back and reflect on the journey behind Days of Horror over the past twelve months — the subjects we explored, the tragedies we revisited, and the darker corners of history we…

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In 1901, a Massachusetts physician attempted to answer one of humanity’s oldest questions: does the human soul have weight? Through a controversial series of experiments conducted at the moment of death, Dr. Duncan MacDougall claimed to have found a startling result — a sudden loss of 21 grams as life slipped away. To some, it…

We recently escaped for a long weekend in Prague – a city steeped in history, atmosphere, and undeniable beauty. From winding cobbled streets and gothic architecture to quiet riverside walks and breathtaking views from the castle, this trip was about slowing down and taking it all in. In this video, we explore Prague’s most iconic…