Episode 14: Dashamania (w/ Dasha)

She had it all: Fame. Fortune. Youth. Beauty. Once upon a time she was the darling of Indie Filmmaking's golden age, but all fame is fleeting, and this notorious podcasting starlet has spent the last three months far away from the public's prying eyes. 

Cloistered and quarantined within her Brooklyn estate's private screening room, she now shuns the spotlight that at one time favored her so. Over and over she instructs her dedicated Secular-Jewish manservant to press play on her blu-ray copy of End of Evangelion -- the Ice Station Zebra to her weebish Howard Hughes.

Though she's gone by many names, her fans call her... Dasha

Channeling the powerful women she made a career for herself playing on the big screen, she's not about to go down without a fight. What she doesn't know though could kill her, as she's about to discover the one person standing in the way of her success -- turns out to be herself. You can't put a price on fame even if its paid in blood! Look out Hollywood, because Dasha's about to stage a killer comeback... Literally! 

This week on the Pseudcast... It's Dashamania, as Dasha reprises the role that first made her a star. That's right cinephiles -- Guest starring as Dasha, its Dasha! And if that's not enough excitement for one episode, joining her as Dasha is the one and only Dasha!

As always only one man is up to the job of bringing so devious a killer to justice... Starring as the world's most famous detective is Peter Falk playing Columbo. Will he unravel the reels of deception? Will he expose the negative of Dasha's ice cold heart and give her a showing she didn't expect? Or has he finally met his match as he goes toe to toe with the hypnotizing power of Hollywood?

The Pseudodoxological New Atlantis Science Network is proud to present another exciting episode of... The Pseudcast.

(Intro Theme: "Spirits" by Cor Serpentis, from the album Atria. Outro Theme: "Lifetime of Grey Skies" by Nishiki Prestige, from the album XOXO. Interlude: "𝖂𝖎𝖑𝖑 𝖙𝖔 𝕻𝖔𝖜𝖊𝖗" by DJ, from the album Annihilism. All music courtesy of Lovecrypt. Episode mastered by Tryppocales Records)