Podcast appearances and mentions of sheldon goodman

What's the story you plan to leave behind, and what happens if that story doesn't go according to plan? My guest this week is Sheldon Goodman, a historian who specializes in cemeteries, discovering the untold stories of people who are long gone, and excavating the memory of bygone eras — metaphorically speaking. In his work Sheldon's discovered countless stories that were previously lost — particularly of LGBTQ people — and he's considered nearly every aspect of how he himself wants to be remembered … every aspect, that is, but one.We'll have that conversation in a minute. First a quick thanks to everyone who supports the Sewers of Paris on Patreon — including recent new members Michael, Jake, Jeff, Marcus, Stacey, Amy, and Stefne.And just a reminder that I've started a new weekly newsletter for all the stuff I'm working on. You can sign up at mattbaume.com — each week I give you a little sneak peek into upcoming projects, little bits of weird fun cultural artifacts I've uncovered in various archives, and of course links to cute animal videos.Also check out my YouTube videos for deep dives into queer pop culture history. I just posted a video about why San Francisco in the 1970s was one of the most exciting times in history to come out of the closet, by way of Harvey Milk and Cloris Leachman. That's at youtube.com/mattbaume.And I hope you'll join me for regular videogame livestreams over at Twitch.tv/mattbaume every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoon at 2pm pacific. Lately I've been playing my way through Undertale and having a lot of feelings.

Our Christmas special is finally here! This time we have a murder mystery set in a space hotel during a total solar eclipse featuring a full array of suspicious guests. Who among these peculiar characters is a murderer? Please enjoy our latest work: "Death by Eclipse" Starring (in order of appearance): Steven Di Costa as the Narrator, Chris Carpineti as Dafydd Morgan, Suze Kundu as Sonam Vikram, Sheldon Goodman. as Cecil Fox, Sacha Coward as Jules Child, Dean Garland as the Security Guard, Eleanor Armstrong as Emily Lawless, Karl Byrne as Montgomery Colt, Benjamin Couvin as Lucius Jeune, Alfredo Carpineti as Giovanni, Danielle Emina as Theophania, Vaneet Mehta as Malik, and with Katy Evans as the Countess! It was written and directed by Alfredo Carpineti, with Post-Production by Alfredo and Chris Carpineti, and with special thanks for support and encouragement to Trip Galey, Robert Berg, and Shaun O'Boyle!

In this episode, Rebecca Rideal is joined by City of Westminster Guide, heritage communicator and founder of The Cemetery Club, Sheldon Goodman. Together, they explore the fascinating history of Barnes cemetery.Written and narrated by Rebecca RidealEditor/producer: Peter CurryTheme music: "Circles" by The Broxton Hundred

A new fictional episode for you! A billionaire planning to nuke Mars send two hapless idiots to confirm that the planet is sterile. What could go wrong? We are also joined by Anuradha Damale to talk about nuclear weapons & space policy. This episode starred Sacha Coward as Andrew, Sheldon Goodman as Joe, Chris Carpineti as the Narrator, Trip Galey as Jeb Tusk, and Anne Jones as Janine. It was written by Alfredo Carpineti, and produced and edited by Chris Carpineti.

HORROR HOOKUP: QUEERLY DEPARTED! Join the boys as they travel across the pond to England, where we meet Sacha Coward and Sheldon Goodman, creators of QUEERLY DEPARTED, a cemetery tour centered around illuminating the lives of LGBT people in the famed Brompton Cemetery in London! A fascinating look at their work, a fun and fab discussion about our own queer lives, and a lovely peek into the compelling lives of the queers who have gone before us. Learn more about QUEERLY DEPARTED athttps://cemeteryclub.wordpress.com/2019/02/02/queerly-departed/.

Join the boys as they travel across the pond to England, where we meet Sacha Coward and Sheldon Goodman, creators of QUEERLY DEPARTED, a cemetery tour centered around illuminating the lives of LGBT people in the famed Brompton Cemetery in London! A fascinating look at their work, a fun and fab discussion about our own queer lives, and a lovely peek into the compelling lives of the queers who have gone before us. Learn more about QUEERLY DEPARTED athttps://cemeteryclub.wordpress.com/2019/02/02/…y-departed/.

A look back at 2016, and the 6 most miserable clips from the last 12 months of Londonist Out Loud. Thanks to Sheldon Goodman, Rob Smith, Eva Mak, Sarah Wise, Katie Wignall, Alice Bell, Max Wakefield and Katie Harris. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sheldon Goodman is this week's guest as we head to West Norwood Cemetery to hear about the history of one of the Magnificent Seven, the famous people interred there and some fascinating trivia. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cemeteries are not among the first places one thinks of when considering a day out, but London's are not only fascinating places of history, but beautiful and peaceful places which are increasingly operating as more than places for burying the dead. This week N Quentin Woolf heads to Hampstead Cemetery to meet Sheldon Goodman, a Westminster Guide and specialist in cemeteries. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.