Cigar Nerds Podcast Episode 41: DC Animated Count Down. This week while Batman V Superman is opening to mixed reviews we decide to look at Batman and Superman stories that everyone agrees on, the DC animated universe. We count down the top 10 animated DC films. In science we look
Flopcast episode 203! A sleepy Mayor of Chickentown joins Kevin and Kornflake for a round of “What’s in the Bag?” featuring Batman and lobsters (our two favorite things); in perhaps our all-time stupidest National Whatever Day, we learn about Chinese gooseberries, and how Kornflake really feels about produce managers; Kevin
We are past the half-way point and Dragon Con is now less than six months away! Mike, Mike, Darren, MaryLouWho, and Dakoma Sanchez provide the latest news, including the announcement of the con’s new partnership! Also, Eternal Zan reports on the Hilton and Kevin Bachelor and Michelle Biddix-Simmons return with
75 years ago, super soldier Steve Rogers burst on to the scene by punching Hitler in the face and has been the protector of this country as well as the world ever since. Mike, Mike, Jason Stuart, and Jonathan French assemble to share memories of their favorite Cap stories. Also,
It’s 1963 and rival Dalek factions wage war in the East End of London. Not to worry though, because the Doctor’s got a plan and Ace has a baseball bat! Mike, Mike, Jen, and Mary review this classic story selected by you, the listeners.
Flopcast episode 202! Get ready to party, kids — it’s National Button Week. (Which one of your Flopcast co-hosts had New Kids on the Block buttons, and which had Men at Work and Air Supply buttons? The world may never know…) Then during our Pudding Pages segment, Siri is horribly
Recorded live at Joelanta, the Great Atlanta Toy Convention! Mike, Mike, Ricky Zhero, and Sean R. Reid discuss the impact Star Wars toys made a long time ago in a childhood far, far away. Plus, author Stephen Zimmer introduces us to Rayden Valkyrie and we introduce him to the Geek
Flopcast episode 201! Thanks to the highly lucrative world of podcasting, Kevin and Kornflake are pretty much their own bosses these days. But before they got filthy rich giggling about chickens every week, they too had to answer to a bunch of crazy hotheaded bosses. So in this week’s Top
Cigar Nerds Podcast Episode 40: Private Eyes. This week our nerds go undercover and back in time to discuss the 80’s explosion of detective shows. We look at everything from the great mustaches of Magnum P.I. to the question who had a better truck Simon and Simon or The Fall
The secret origin of the current success of DC’s tv properties is that they are all very much inspired by the Silver Age of comics and one of the most influential artists of that time is the great Carmine Infantino. Mike, Mike, Kevin Eldridge, and award-winning author Bobby Nash showcase
Flopcast episode 200! Oops! Kevin, Kornflake, and the Mayor of Chickentown are trapped in a walk-in freezer! (Kornflake didn’t know the door locked automatically!) But while waiting to be rescued by a wacky neighbor, they recall favorite moments from past Flopcast episodes through a series of annoying old clips. Okay,
Mike, Mike, Jen, Mary, and Drew Meyer say “Hello Sweetie!” to River Song and try to avoid the most frightfully carnivorous creatures in the franchise, otherwise known as “Spoilers.”
