The density of monsters in our trailers this week is truly amazing. We have all the pop culture news from the past week, and we have rounded it all up for you in this pretty little episode! First we say farewell to Conchata Ferrell, best known for her role as
Perhaps True Crime is the way to go if you want to be a successful podcaster. It certainly appears to be the most popular podcast genre, and True Crime fans are the most vocal and passionate. Should the Soul Forge switch to a True Crime format? But True Crime is
Your weekly dose of geeky pop culture! Trailers, casting news, celebrity deaths and more! This week we bring you animation, superpowers and the Janeway. It’s Thanksgiving in Canada this weekend and we chat a bit about what we may be grateful for. This discussion kind of goes off the rails,
Communication! Julie joins me for a chat about effective communication. Communication is simply the act of transferring information from one place, person or group to another. Every communication involves (at least) one sender, a message and a recipient. This may sound simple, but communication is actually a very complex subject.
October means Hallowe’en. Hallowe’en means scary movies. We have a whack of scary movie trailers. Also, oddly enough, the episode includes a lot of Arnold Swarzenegger information. Rick Moranis, known for Ghostbusters and Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (among other roles) was attacked by an unknown assailant on the streets
Digging through the archives of my family history. I found my grade 2 report card. In fact, there were very many things I found inside this box. This box has been in my possession for several years. It belonged to my grandparents. For quite some time I was hesitant to
Star Wars and Star Trek and Marvel and DC are in the news. But that’s nothing new…what’s new is the patented Rusted Robot-style take on the news. Stay tuned for our witty observations and thoughts. Marvel movie release dates have changed again. Starting with Black Widow, the entire next year
Mahogany Clark, is a poet, author, and U.S. army soldier from Miami Florida. She just recently turned 21 years old, and has written two books Self Love & A Cup Of Family Tea, Her third book was written to encourage young children to always feel loved, because proper nurturing is
Moments that define a culture or a generation…these are our cultural touchstones. The term ‘cultural touchstone’ has been credited to Matthew Arnold in his 1880 piece “The Study of Poetry.” In short, Arnold suggested that in order to determine how much praise a new piece of poetry deserved, it should
The spice is life for those of you that love Frank Herbert’s Dune! On this episode, we have the new Dune trailer, casting news, and more pop culture goodies! Dune 2020 trailer! You’ve seen the film from 1984. You probably watched the mini series. Now, you can sit down with
March Break is finally over. Summer time fun is at an end. You’re going back to school in 2020. It’s a weird time in the history of humanity. Never has a society shut down like it has this year. In this episode, we remember back to school rituals. The coming
Jeramy from the Fandom Squad Podcast comes by to chat about his rough childhood. We start by learning about Jeramy’s early childhood. His parents divorced when he was fairly young. As a result, he lived with his mother who moved around quite a bit. She also choose men who may
