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Amid all The Horrors, we must podcast. well, we dont have to, but heck, maybe you need a break from how awful things are, lord knows we do, and so here's a new episode about LAST STOP ON THE NIGHT TRAIN (1975) with our friend Will. we did a lot of chit chat about the horrible shit on the pre-show but cut it because it was almost a half hour, and also it felt weird putting it alongside our talk about pervert trains. and our job is to focus on pervert trains, so thats what we did. "Enjoy!"

if youve got some new or gently used winter gear to donate, here's a spot thatll take it: https://www.josephscoatmn.org/

Our dear friends at Racket rounded up some ways to deal with ICE, i'll just quote them here:

"Feeling anxious, depressed, and angry right now? Want to be one of the "helpers" Mr. Rogers talked about? Here's some ways to get involved.

People Over Papers' ICE Out page is a great resource for tracking ICE and learning how active a scene is. Simply click your preferred language and zoom in on the Twin Cities for tips on where to serve as an observer.

Folks can call Monarca's Rapid Response line (612-441-2881) with info on ICE sightings in the metro and western Wisconsin to alert trained responders dedicated to witnessing federal activity in the area.

Federal agents aren't following the law, but it's important to know your rights. The Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota and the ACLU of Minnesota both have articles, videos, and other resources in a variety of languages, as does this page from the city of Minneapolis."

And as always, check out all our bonus episodes at https://patreon.com/icbymmwt