✉️ Mailbag for Episode 9 with special guest Eliza Gauger
Hey there folks, we've got a special guest this week - artist, bog witch, necromancer and raconteur Eliza Gauger, creator of Problem Glyphs (among many other things).
Please give us questions you might have about her art, her takes on all aspects of Australian and American culture, or maybe something ridiculous you want her to say in an Australian accent.
This one's open to the public, though Patron questions get prioritised and there might even be some extra content coming up that you need to be a Patron to hear!
Comments (12)
is there one problem in particular someone has submitted to PG that sticks with you?
I feel there isn't enough scatological content in the podcast. Please address.
what is the most fucked up animal in Australia and why is it the bin chicken?
Ben Cubby is infuriating on twitter, discuss (I tried three times to frame this as a proper question but am, unlike Ben has ever been in his life, too mad online)
What would you consider the biggest difference between your witchy ways and the witchy ways of Blink 182's Matt Skiba, henceforth to be known as the fyrefighter?
What would the Australian equivalent to TankFest be?
If you were David Brooks, what restaurant would you take your intellectually inferior friend to, in order to humiliate them, and what alternative would you provide that their idiot baby brain could comprehend
Could you recommend some beginner reading material for glyphs, runes, sigils and the like for those among us looking for a better understanding of the visual language in your work?
For Eliza: who do you consider to be the most egregious gronk in the Boonta Vista Socialist Club?
What would a glyph representing the problematic state of Australian politics look like?
(To Everyone) What's the secret to pulling off the perfect Non-apology? It is a proud tradition in Australian media and I'd like to know how to do it in case I decide to willingly insult a marginalised group? Thanks, Lucas
For the panel, have you ever gotten completely Charlie Day with the pin board and red string about a news story, and if so what was it? Much love, @KarlskiB