To The Moon and Beyond. The Rusted Robot Podcast presents episode 252, where we are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing! We have some fantastic San Diego Comic Con news, and the July issue of the UK Correspondant. 50 years after Neil Armstrong stepped on the
It’s drunken fun with Shawn and Stephanie. And Karen. And Jason. This is the fifth of the 5 episodes in the Stephanie cycle. At the end of February, my old pal Stephanie came for a visit and we recorded 5 episodes back to back to back. Starting with episode 90
Flopcast episode 375! Kevin and the Mayor of Chickentown have just returned from CONvergence, a wonderful science fiction/fantasy convention in Minneapolis, Minnesota. So we’re reviewing our whole crazy Fourth of July weekend in the upper midwest, including: Kevin’s panels on Aquaman, Riverdale, and DC comic books, TV shows, and movies; the Mayor’s
Space Dogs and Moon Treks – Rusted Robot Podcast 251 Robots, dogs, movies, television, Area 51, the postal system in Japan, and Star Trek! Happy 79th birthday to Patrick Stewart, and happy Con Air Day to the rest of you. On this episode we discuss random movie memories from childhood,
Flopcast episode 374! We’re still recovering from last week’s movie night (Summer camp aliens! Run for your lives!), so it’s a simple show this week, catching up on our recent silly activities. Including: Kornflake on the road in search of adventure and/or relaxation; the music of Carbon Leaf; a live
You read that correctly…Even Dead, I’m The Hero. That means this is still my story even if I’m not around to tell it. You need to watch the new Spider-Man movie to really understand. This week on the podcast, we are celebrating our 250th episode. We have feedback and segment
Cigar Nerds Podcast Episode 119: Batman 1989. This week we move from the nerd cave to the Bat Cave as we celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the Michael Keaton Batman. In science we talk about the dangers of cocaine and sushi, Drone Dui, Yeet canons, and laser identification. In Nerd
Flopcast episode 373! Last summer, we devoted a Flopcast episode to Meatballs, the Bill Murray summer camp classic. This summer, we’re going to suffer through the horrifying Meatballssequels. (It’s a court-ordered punishment, presumably. Don’t jaywalk in Chickentown, kids.) So for this episode, with Kornflake kicking and screaming in protest, we get started
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine is a divisive series. Some fans absolutely love it, while others do not consider it to be very trekkie. No matter your opinion, it is an essential component of the Star Trek universe. Last month saw the release of the documentary about the series. Friend
On episode 107, Shawn has a chat with Lisa Beere. She is a children’s author, song writer, poet, and a brain injury survivor. On Writing: the challenge of longer stories vs stories meant for children; paying attention to the details in long format writing. Lisa talks about the writer’s routine
Flopcast episode 372! Kevin and the Mayor of Chickentown are preparing for a silly, geeky Fourth of July weekend at CONvergence! It’s one of our favorite conventions, it’s in Minneapolis, and there is a giant blue chicken sculpture nearby. Perfect. Guests at this year’s CONvergence include writers Peter David and
Space, the future, movies, coffee and finger licking science! This week the crew takes a look at some various science news. We’ve got t-shirts, and we are going back to the moon and the theatre. NASA’s Artemis mission is set to return astronauts to the moon starting in 2024. With
