In 1973, Colonel Steve Austin, an astronaut, failed to hold his ship from breaking up and it cost the taxpayers six million dollars to make him better, stronger, and faster. Mike, Mike, Steve Fowler, and the award-winning author Bobby Nash discuss why they have been hooked on Bionics for the
Nine decades ago, “The Eighth Wonder of the World” made his debut and made such an impact (both literally and figuratively) that we are still riding the shockwaves. Mike, Mike, Ashley, and the award-winning artist Mark Maddox explore the introduction, inauguration, and inheritance of the King of the Apes. All
Ricky Byrd This week we have the pleasure of chatting with RICKY BYRD — guitarist, songwriter, current solo artist, former member of the classic line-up of Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee. In this interview, Ricky talks about learning Beatles and Stones songs off the radio as a kid, seeing bands
Mike and Mike have a late-night chat with actress/casting agent/producer Laura Willoughby who reveals what it’s like to be on both sides of the camera and promotes the upcoming Bedford International Film Festival, a strong supporter of independent filmmaking. All this, along with Angela’s A Geek Girl’s Take and Shout
Flopcast episode 577! We grew up in a world where seemingly every sitcom included a maid or a butler. Even middle class TV households somehow afforded live-in servants. And this week all those maids and butlers shall do battle in a good old fashioned FlopFight! What would happen if Benson
The Tenth Doctor’s old hand steers Donna, Martha, and him to a world torn by a war between the Hath and Hath-nots. Mike, Mike, and Mary pay particular attention to a generation of five thousand soldiers who got The Doctor’s diploid cells written all over her DNA (both onscreen and
Let’s go to Disney with Leah! This week’s episode is an interview with Leah. Leah is an authorized Disney planner. On this episode of Soul Forge Podcast, we are getting a quick primer on the various Disney vacation options. We also learn a few things about Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.
After nearly fifty years, the Electric Mayhem finally have their own series, can you picture that? For sure! Mike, Mike, Alex Autrey, and Felt Nerdy’s Charles and Veronica probosculate and prolificize the absotively, posilutely groovtastical group formerly known as The Good Times Happy Trails Super Smiles Fun Band (TGTHTSSFB for
Cigar Nerds Podcast: Still Guarding the Galaxy. This week we’re talking about the last ride for James Gunn’s Guardians “maybe” and see how he wraps up the story he started with Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3. In science we discuss MRI dangers, crash planes on youtube, new executions methods,
Flopcast episode 576! Another quick and silly Flopcast, including: Way too much Scotch tape trivia from Kornflake; this year’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees (and how they ranked in the 80s); Dolly Parton’s new star-studded rock album (hey, where’s Tiffany?); Bernie Taupin vs. REO Speedwagon; the Love Boat musical; and
Saturday Night Live! This week we turn our attention to one of the greatest television institutions in history — SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE — and its amazing musical legacy. We talk about some of our favorite musical performances ever (and some of the worst, too), what artists the show introduced us to that
Recorded live! Mike and Mike celebrate their landmark 700th episode with Jen Schleusner, Channing Sherman, and a bunch of listeners to discuss the current state of Geekdom. All this, along with Shout Outs. We want to hear from you! Feedback is always welcome. Please write to us at feedback@earthstationone.com and
