If my desperate and improbable installation of iTunes solely in order to leave a glowing review isn't testament enough to the urgency with which I plead you to listen to each and every episode of the World-Weary Podcast, then I pray you learn from the mistake of a friend. He who shall remain anonymous neglected to heed my sage advice: ignoring to download and soak up what are now nine binge worthy sessions of audiological wonderment. That friend, now perpetually cursed by chaos magick is observably less human in form and more reminiscent of a chimerical assemblage of part-serpent, part-chicken and part-lobster. His lesson in ignorance can be your instruction in defense. Defense by being armed in the knowledge of the arcane and the paranormal as related by twin Sirens, albeit born an ocean apart, of Cassiopeia and Violet. Their carefully researched stories delve into the shadowy clefts and cobwebbed corners of the supernatural, and heroically bring back to our ears fine-spun golden treasures of knowledge. You shall learn of boggarts and why they never should be named, slippery creatures of the sea, long forgotten treasure hordes, and children reared by beasts. Please, please, please take care to heed my warning, avoid the curse of ignorance. Download and listen to all of their episode as soon as you can.
