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Kate and Simon fly solo, and a whole lot of tangents, trivia, and goofiness ensue thanks to a pair of packed episodes.

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The Lodgers | A Twin Peaks Podcast, Episode 8: The Gifted and the Damned

Kate and Simon fly solo, and a whole lot of tangents, trivia, and goofiness ensue thanks to a pair of packed episodes.

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Kate and Simon fly solo, which means a whole lot of tangents, trivia, and goofiness ensue, including a particularly juicy bit of archival goodness that is 100% (to the best of our knowledge) exclusive to this podcast. (Exclusive!) Meanwhile, much energy is spent considering the creative role of Jennifer Lynch, the use of non-actors and the influence of nontraditional casting, the ballad of Josie Packard, many apologies are given, and Simon ponders one of his most profound regrets. (Not really that profound. But a little bit profound.)

You can find every episode of The Lodgers Twin Peaks Podcast here.

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