Scott Schaeffer-Duffy

A conversation with Catholic Worker Scott Schaeffer-Duffy about zombies.

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Stills from this episode. This episode includes clips from "White Zombie" and "Night of the Living Dead."

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Scott: Division and self-interest are not good solutions. Building up walls, keeping out people, not being hospitable, they're not good solutions cause ultimately somebody's gonna catapult a plague victim over your walls because of the bitterness. You're gonna end up divided with each other. You gotta keep your values intact. Mike: So actually Worcester's success in dealing with people who are experiencing homelessness, or addiction, or whatever, maybe comes into play when we face zombie attack. Scott: The compassionate cities are gonna fare better.

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Bruce is describing "Prince of Darkness." Mike: Wait a second, it's a liquid form of Satan? Bruce: Yeah! Scott: You haven't seen this film? Bruce: You gotta see this man! Mike: How do they manufacture a liquid form of Satan? Bruce: It's in a green liquid. How do you liquify vomit after you get it on yourself? Mike: It is liquid! It's vomit!

Hi-res version of Snow Ghost #12.

Hi-Resolution version: We're starting to experiment with broadcast-quality feeds of our shows. The lo-fi version of this show is here. (Thanks to Nicholas Reville for inspiration.)

In this debut episode, we talk with Catholic Worker Scott Schaeffer-Duffy about the Three Stooges.

Scott:

The medicinal effects of the Three Stooges have not been investigated.

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In this debut episode, we talk with Catholic Worker Scott Schaeffer-Duffy about the Three Stooges.

Scott:

The medicinal effects of the Three Stooges have not been investigated.

Among the things revealed in this episode: Bruce has four sides, Moe Howard was the first American film actor to portray (and mock) Hitler, there is hope for Worcester after all.

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Many thanks to Sam Gaskin for the opening animation, and to Nicole Belanger for directing.

Download the mp4 video (55MB) or see other formats. You can subscribe via Democracy and see all WCCA videos as they are posted.