Flopcast episode 360! Here’s our big silly report from Northeast Comic Con in exotic Boxborough, Massachusetts! Featuring: Rubber Chicken Comics, Lost in Space’s Mark Goddard, weird comedy from Mark Gallagher, kaiju rock from Gwell-O, chicken songs from The Fools, and Cesar Romero rumors from Gilbert Gottfried! Then it’s time for another round
Batman is 80, Godzilla can save us, robots are everywhere, and apes are not monkeys. Podcoin is the new app that pays you to listen to podcasts, and we break the 60,000 download mark! This week we’re talking a lot about Batman. Detective Comics releases issue 1000. Batman turns 80
The unboxing of my time capsule of first year university memories. After my first year of school in 1995-1996, I boxed up a bunch of stuff I thought would be significant. I haven’t opened the box in 23 years. On this episode, I take everything out, and tell the story
Flopcast episode 359! Just a couple of quick items this week: A Monkees concert report and a Captain Marvelmovie report. Reaching our beloved Monkees (Mike and Micky) involved a long perilous ferry ride to Long Island; ’twas about an hour at sea, and we’ll never be the same. Getting to the
The Red Angel, the Black Impala and third installments! Everything is coming up in 3s! Bill and Ted Face The Music. We are finally getting the 3rd film in the franchise, and it’s coming in 2020. Star Trek Discovery reveals the identity of the Red Angel. They faked us out
Flopcast episode 358! Kornflake braved the subzero temperatures of winter in Minnesota, and now she’s back with her annual report from MarsCon! It’s the science fiction convention that also has a whole track of comedy music, and this year’s performers included old and new Flopcast friends like Insane Ian, Cutesylvania,
From Captain Marvel reactions to robots, turtles and trailers, we have all your geeky pop culture news this week! Captain Marvel – Josh and Kitty have watched the film and we have their reactions in a non spoiler review. Find out what they think of this movie. Love Death and
This week’s Soul Forge Podcast deals with, you guessed it, existential loneliness. What is that? Good question! It is the fundamental basis of human life, or human existence. But, we are having fun with this deep, dark topic. We are not dwelling on the morose. This is a fun episode
Cigar Nerds Podcast Episode 111: Two Smoking Barrels. This week we are fighting time change brain mush and trying to speak coherently about Guy Ritchie films. Its the 20 years since he unleashed Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and gave the world Jason Statham and Vinny Jones. We also
Flopcast episode 357! Here we go, kids! Time to flip though another goofy old issue of Dynamite magazine! (It’s a Flopcast tradition, especially when we have to wait until next week for Kornflake’s MarsCon report.) This is a 1978 Dynamite, and the cover story is, “The Bee Gees vs. The Beatles: Who’s the
Hello Kitty, Star Trek, Terminator, The Orville, Blade and the end of time! Marvel’s Captain Marvel is breaking box office records despite the evil plot of the lonely fanboys to spoil the film, Star Trek Discovery brings back the Talosians and has the best ‘previously on’ segment of all time.
We look at the ideas of jealousy and envy. Recent comments and observations have prompted the hosts to discuss their feelings in regards to these emotions. Thus, we have the ideal topic for this week’s podcast episode. Jealousy generally refers to the thoughts or feelings of insecurity, fear, concern, over
