Rob and Alan sit down for a chinwag with Tony Fletcher, author of books like Moon: The Life and Death of a Rock Legend, Perfect Circle: The Story of REM, In the Midnight Hour: The Life & Soul of Wilson Pickett, a memoir called Boy About Town, and his newest, The Best of Jamming!: Selections
The Second Doctor, Jamie, and Zoe travel to a planet where the Dominators are disagreeing, the Dulcians are dying, and the Quarks are quivering and quaking. Mike, Mike, Mary, and Veronica Dashiell face potential radioactivity as they decide to fight, submit, or flee from this classic 60’s story. We want
Gorr the God Butcher makes his debut in the fourth film featuring the Odinson and it’ll take two Thors to challenge him. Mike, Mike, Ashley, Amy Chandler, and Dah Debil discuss if the movie had a lot to love or left us feeling thunderously rage. Plus, Mike and Mike rant
Flopcast episode 531! We’re talking about the goofy MTV game show Remote Control, because recently we got to play it! Not the MTV version, but the (also goofy) home game version! We played Remote Control live online with our pals at the DragonCon American Sci-Fi Classics Track, and you can watch
On this episode: Spoilers in the first half of the show as we discuss Thor Love & Thunder. In the second half of the show: Let’s catch up on TV! Strange New Worlds continues to woo us and the summer season finales hit. Proud member of the ESO Network – www.esonetwork.com –
Earlier this year, comic book artist Neal Adams shuffled off this mortal coil and into the pantheon of legends. Mike, Mike, Michael Bailey, and artist Alan OW Barnes discuss the influence Adams had on the industry creatively, altruistically, and socially. Plus, filmmaker and actor L.A. Gray takes a peek behind
Flopcast episode 530! One more concert report, this time on a fine evening of synthpop and rock from Freezepop, Carissa Johnson, The Daylilies, and Telelectrix! (We were lurking in the corner, hiding behind a Sleestak mask, but we were there.) And the rest of the episode is also quite musical,
This week we pay a visit to Somerset, England to recap this year’s Glastonbury Festival! We review the major performances (McCartney, Crowded House, Diana Ross, etc) and talk about some of our other faves (Wet Leg, IDLES, Skunk Anansie, Phoebe Bridgers, HAIM, Jack White, Sam Fender and more). First, though, we talk
Hey, nonny nonny! The Tenth Doctor and Martha Jones meet the Bard and Mike, Mike, Mary, and Ashley Pauls strut and fret their hour upon the stage to determine if this witch of an episode is more than just a tale told by an idiot, signifying nothing. We want to
Once again, the Star Wars franchise returns to Tatooine to tell a lost tale of the General formerly known as Obi-Wan. Mike, Mike, Ashley, and Christopher Dunham each tell their truths of the series from a certain point of view. Plus, podcaster Hollywood Wade experiences the true-crime of the Geek
But First, Let’s Talk Nerdy Episode 73! Yes, it’s our third annual Pride episode, just in time! (Sorry, it’s a little long. We couldn’t split it into two shows because June is almost over…) Brittany is talking about Spider-Man’s favorite antihero Black Cat, and Martha is talking about Alpha Flight’s
IRS! Motown! WaxTrax! Island! Megaforce! Alternative Tentacles! The Modern Musicology team (Rob and Alan, joined once again by the amazing Stephanie Seymour) talk about the record labels that we love and why we love them. Record labels that have a specific identity, that have an identifiable sound, or that champion new or
