John Callaghan

Brindlewood Bay Brindlewood Bay  is a tabletop roleplaying game that combines  Murder, She Wrote  with H.P. Lovecraft. In it, you play a group of elderly women, members of the local Murder Mavens Mystery Book...

This is good advice, I believe. The Brindlewood Bay RPG (www.gauntlet-rpg.com/brindlewood-...) has this system, and I've run a similar murder mystery myself (which I called Dropping Like Flies).

Have they released enough editions of these special features that there are documentaries and behind-the-scenes nostalgic recollections of making the special features?

YouTube video by Neil Perryman The Ballad Of The Raston Warrior Robot by John Callaghan

You might be amused by this song I wrote about the Raston Warrior Robot, to promote The Wife In Space:

youtu.be/SgHxqOU1NhU?...

I suppose it's a pro-Marxism allegory!

My hot take: the White and Black Guardians are most interesting when they're characters who can't actually *do* anything - they can just persuade other people to do things for them, in exchange for favours. The favours are tasks that they've persuaded other people to do.

Or is this for an installation, where you need physical photographs and literal empty rooms? In which case, break a leg with it.

Would it be possible to work online? I might be suitable for what you're asking, although I'm based in London. (I do go to Birmingham quite often, though.) I have Photoshop and Blender experience.

I'm not the only person who thinks the theme from Brookside sounds like I Hear You Now, am I?

I knew you'd have a one-liner about bins.

I understand you don't want to give details... but could you give us some pointers?

(hugs)

John Callaghan wearing half a suit divided lengthwise, sipping from a mug, with a projection of a sideways leg behind him.

If ever there was a photo that summed me up...
From last night's @museumofcomedy.bsky.social show for @camdenfringe.bsky.social, taken by @lisariemers.bsky.social

Flyer for John Callaghan's Cabaret Electro at the Museum Of Comedy, August 3rd 7pm

My one-hour show is this Sunday at 7pm at the @museumofcomedy.bsky.social @camdenfringe.bsky.social !
Want to hear what you'll be getting? It's Bandcamp Friday!
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That was distracting me for the whole episode, too! A shame - spoiler alert! - that Morph wasn't revealed to be the murderer at the end, in the spirit of it always being the one you least suspect.

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I'm performing a full-length show at the @museumofcomedy.bsky.social for the @camdenfringe.bsky.social on Sunday August 3rd!

A cracked mug with Morse code written on it.

Someone in my house has broken their Morse mug. It looks like they cracked the code.

I reckon the original title was Palm Springs Eternal, and they had to change it because there's a band called that, or something. But it would be a much better title!

Take It is great! (Still, it'd be a boring world if we all liked the same things.) And I'm Conscious Of Myself should have been the lead single.

Just as long as you don't steel the silver.

Arrgh! You deserve better.

Also sprach Jubie Andrews! I'll be performing at @museumofcomedy.bsky.social on August 3rd! @camdenfringe.bsky.social
A show full of electronic music with interesting theatrical presentation!

Granute The vocals from Little Mix's

You might be interested in a Little Mix/Pendulum mashup I did...

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YouTube video by John Callaghan Get On Your Box Making Of Assembly V2 1

A detailed look at how I made my Get On Your Box music video! In which I make a slightly complicated subject sound *very* complicated! Plus a balloon.

youtu.be/Guo7Jyq3uSs?...

Metal ladder made by Youngman. Next to the logo is a Post-It note with "there's no need to feel down" written on it.

It's great to see the ladder in my bathroom getting into the Pride spirit!

From the film Arrival, a woman in an orange spacesuit holds up a sign saying "Say It's Carol Singers", which is a reference to Love, Actually.

From the film Arrival, a woman in an orange spacesuit holds a sign which says "To me, you are perfect", which is a reference to a similar scene in Love, Actually.

I'm a little surprised no-one's done this one before now. Obvs let me know if I'm late to the party.

Random Orbital Sander have released some cutting-edge discs.

A friend suggested that I try a new synth plugin. Judging by the title of the Youtube clip, he knows what's been missing in my music.

PLEASE tell me this is the inspiration for your next Big Finish audio drama.