Hello believers.
Today Chris speaks to severe weather historian Carly Anna Sisson.
Carly is the creator of CarlyAnnaWX, a Youtube channel dedicated to remembering devastating weather events and the effects on their communities. She also runs Two Storms, an apparel store which aims to bring awareness of storm anxiety and natural disaster-induced traumas with a good chunk of the profits going to mental health and severe weather relief charities.
Carly talks tornadoes, growing up in the Bible Belt, where her fascination with extreme weather comes from, living in Atlanta, how storm chasing and storm monitoring has changed over the years, notable storms and how they've been captured on film, the film Twisters and of course there’s still time to talk about X Files S2 Ep12 ‘Aubrey’.
Follow us on X at @BelieveMeXFiles
Follow Carly on X at @CarlyAnnaWX
It's an X Files podcast... sort of. See you out there.

Some links:
Carly's Youtube Channel
A piece on storm chasing Chris wrote a million years ago

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Hello believers.
Today Chris speaks to therapist, writer and stand-up Gerry Howell.
Not that we're defined by what we do but Gerry is a BACP Registered Psychotherapist who uses humanistic, psychodynamic and cognitive behavioural in his work. Gerry is also an award-winning comedian, actor and writer known for his brilliantly inventive and surreal wordplay.
Gerry talks about being a person and not a job, writing and performing, navigating the comedy industry, Steve Martin, novel feedback and The X Files S2 Ep11 'Excelsis Dei'.
Follow us on X at @BelieveMeXFiles
Follow Gerry on X at @gerryhowell
It's an X Files podcast... sort of. See you out there.

CONTENT WARNING FOR THIS EPISODE:
There is discussion of sexual abuse and themes in relation to this week's episode of The X Files.

Some links:
Gerry's therapy work

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Hello believers.
Today Chris speaks to Cinema & Projects Manager at Manchester’s Cultplex Cinema and Founder of MoshFilm Fest, Greg Walker.
Greg has also worked for Festivals such Manchester Animation Festival. Sheffield Doc Fest and and Pilot Light TV Festival.
Greg talks about programming rep cinema, new audiences discovering cult films, growing up in Barrow in Furness, building your own field of dreams, why metal will never die, whether we need a content festival, communal TV experiences and The X Files S2 Ep 10 ‘Red Museum’.
Follow us on X at @BelieveMeXFiles
Follow Greg on X at @thatsnogreg
It's an X Files podcast... sort of. See you out there.

Some links:
That Faith No More track
MoshFest
CultPlex

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