Rebirth! What does that mean in the context of this week’s episode? Well, it’s nothing too far out there. After last week’s episode about being diagnosed with depression, it seemed like a good opportunity to turn the podcast around. Rebirth is just one of the poems that I read for
This Week on Earth Station DCU! Drew Leiter and Cletus Jacobs talk about best friends Peacemaker and Vigilante. The anti-life equation is released on the multiverse in Justice League Infinity #7. Harley goes to the strip club after a fight with Ivy in Harley Quinn: The Animated Series: The Eat.
Flopcast episode 511! Another weird mix of stuff from our latest Saturday morning recording session (for which we keep forgetting the Cocoa Puffs): For National Whatever Day we’re celebrating a forgotten 1920s silent movie (and also guys named Mike); a box of wine was shipped to the studio from Washington
Jim revisits the very first “Vampire’ film he ever saw and takes an emotional trip down memory lane with “Dracula,” starring Bela Lugosi. Dwight Frye, Edward Van Sloan, Helen Chandler, Davis Manners and Herbert Bunston. This was the film that launched Universal Films as the king of horror just four
This Week on Earth Station DCU! Drew Leiter and Cletus Jacobs talk the Season Premier’s of Superman and Lois, Naomi, and Peacemaker. Superman must say good-bye to Jor-El and Laura and stop Brainiac before it is too late for Metropolis in Superman ’78 #5. When the Parliaments decide humanity’s time
Star Trek has a long history of anticipating future developments, this week we take a look at which future predictions have come true and which ones missed the mark. We also touch on the latest Star Trek news and revisit some Trek history before crossing “Rubicon” with Star Trek: Discovery!
The 42cast is proud to present our interview with Sadie Miller. Miller is the daughter of actress Elizabeth Sladen who was best known for playing Sarah Jane Smith in Doctor Who as well as in The Sarah Jane Advenutres. In this episode Miller talks growing up and gives various details
A Narn outpost adjacent to Centauri space ignites a conflict between the two races, when Londo gets an offer to take care of the problem. Meanwhile, Garibaldi tries to find out what his informant stumbled upon that got him killed. We would love to hear your thoughts and experiences with
On this episode of the Blurred Nerds: In the first half of the show: What’s that? Adulting as a geek can take many f Hulu announced that is bringing back Futurama, but for right now – it will be without John DiMaggio as Bender. We discuss some of the current
All aboard! Mike, Mike, Ashley, and Dave Chapman travel down the river and review the latest challenge to the little grey cells of Hercule Poirot. Plus, Robert Young and Kevin Eldridge embark on the station for more comic book trivia. All this along with Angela’s A Geek Girl’s Take, Michelle’s
Official diagnosis – depression! That sounds fun, doesn’t it? Apparently about 10% of people suffer from depression. Of course, they always say suffer from. I suppose they aren’t going to say that 10% of people enjoy depression. Perhaps some folks do, but that seems unlikely to be the case. So,
Toni and Joe are joined by Christine Cherry and Hallie Larsson to discuss juggling the sauce, how All Clowns Are Bastards, and murdering Chris Chibnall in the Classic Doctor Who serial The Greatest Show in the Galaxy. This episode is brought to you by Friend of Rassilon Matt Golden. If
