On this episode, Teri-Denise and Brendan skulk back into the shadow world of vampires and the iconic Nosferatu. In part two of the "Vamp" series, they discuss the evolution of vampire lore, emphasizing themes of longing, death, and societal fears. Additionally, they compare the 1922 classic with the 2024 remake, examining the historical context of both films and the symbolism tied to themes of plague and love.

Join Teri-Denise and LCC Connect's Brendon Skipper, as they trek misty, snow capped peaks in search of Vampyre; well, vampires on film to more precise. Using the lens of Robert Eggers' 2024 Nosferatu, the conversation dives into the artistic influences and themes within the film, contrasting it with earlier adaptations of Dracula and Nosferatu. The conversation further investigates how societal fears and historical contexts shape these narratives, ultimately revealing deeper meanings behind the horror genre.

Join Teri-Denise for part two of her discussion exploring the implications of friendships that only thrive in favorable conditions. With a call to foster better relationships, Teri-Denise challenges listeners to reflect on their own roles in friendships and consider how they might be fair weather friends themselves. The episode encourages a deeper understanding of empathy and connection, emphasizing the importance of being present in both joyous and challenging times.

Mentioned This Episode:

• Queens of the Stone Age - Fairweather Friends (Lyrics/Song written by: Michael Shuman, Mark Lanegan, Dean Fertita, Joshua Homme & Troy Van Leeuwen) Queens of the Stone Age - Fairweather Friends (Official Audio)
• Johnny Gill - Fairweather Friend (Lyrics written by: Kenneth Edmonds, Daryl Simmons & Antonio Reid) Johnny Gill - Fairweather Friend (Official Music Video) 4K 60fps
• Johnny Cash - Fair Weather Friends (Lyrics/Song written by: Joseph Paul Allen & John R Cash) Fair Weather Friends

Thanks to AZLyrics.com and contributors for help in lyrical research & Youtube.com for the song links