This week we’re excited to welcome Gary Clark to the show! Gary began his career in the late 80s as frontperson of the Scottish band Danny Wilson, writing and singing the band’s 1987 international hit “Mary’s Prayer.” Throughout the 90s and 2000s, he recorded one solo album and two albums as a
Flopcast episode 567! It’s about time for another Dynamite magazine review, but to mix things up, we’re looking at a different (but eerily similar) magazine called Winner. A single issue of Winner was sold through school book clubs in 1982, and it’s essentially a sports-themed version of Dynamite. Our discussion includes: John McEnroe’s hair; Chris Evert
Keep your earbuds in, because you’re about to hear the podcast of a lifetime, and that’s no BS. Mike, Mike, Phaedra Eason, Brad Detchevery, and the award-winning author Bobby Nash discuss the debut of Charlie Cale, a human lie detector created by Rian Johnson and Natasha Lyonne. All this, along
The Second Doctor encounters some great hairy beasties of the robotic kind. Mike, Mike, and Mary try to avoid freezing their kneecaps off while reviewing the last animated adaptation for the foreseeable future. We want to hear from you! Please write to us at feedback@earthstationwho.com. Also, please subscribe and rate
Join the EARTH STATION TREK crew for a review and discussion of Star Trek: Picard 3×05 “Imposters”! Earth Station Trek is a part of the ESO Podcast Network, Executive Producer Mike Faber.
Last month, the ESO Network lost a valued family member. Mike, Mike, and Mary are joined by Alan Siler and Josh Wilson to share fun stories and fond memories of the Wonder Warrior who touched so many lives with his wit, his smile, and his heart. We want to hear
But First, Let’s Talk Nerdy Episode 81! Brittany recounts the history of one of her favorite Marvel mutants, Tabitha Smith aka Boom-Boom. Then Martha discusses the video game Hades, its protagonist Zagreus, and how it relates to ancient Greek mythology. But First, Let’s Talk Nerdy on Instagram! Please rate and
Flopcast episode 566! It’s another Flopcast tribute to V66, Boston’s music video TV channel of the mid-80s! (We do this every one hundred episodes. It’s all we have.) This time we thought we’d look at Billboard’s Top 66 songs of 1986, an amazing list of absolutely classic 80s pop. (Flopcast
This week Alan and Stephanie — joined by Steph’s husband Bob Perry — chat with Theresa Kereakes, one of the 150 or so core members of the original LA punk rock scene. Theresa began taking photos at a very young age, and by extension, she chronicled the early LA punk scene with her camera. Her famous photos
Mike and Mike chat with comic writer and artist Ron Randall about his journey from attending the Kubert School to working on a number of DC comics (including one written by Alan Moore) to crowdfunding his creator-owned project, Trekker. But even Mercy cannot save him from the Geek Seat. All
Nothin’ But a BONUS EP As a bonus ep this week, we present to you a 10-minute off-the-cuff and unedited discussion about the sexism on the Sunset Strip hard rock scene in the 80s and in the music industry as a whole. This discussion was taken from our interview with Tom
Spend some quality time in the quiet village of Darrowby, a haven for both man and beast alike. Mike, Mike, Ashley, and Michelle take a look at all three seasons of the newest adaptation of the classic stories by James Herriot. We want to hear from you! Feedback is always
