Satisfyer Review – Soul Forge Podcast 284! Gaelyn, owner and operator of Amore – For Your Pleasure is back for another visit. This week she is telling Soul Forge listeners about the complete line of Satisfyers. As a note of caution, this episode is not intended for children. Listening at
Holy Moly! The Big Red Cheese returns to the big silver screen. Mike, Mike, Chip Johnson, and Earth Station DCU’s Drew Leiter discuss if this marvelous family film is worth the lackluster opening. Plus, Ashley’s Box Office Buzz and Shout Outs. We want to hear from you! Feedback is always
Melody Malone is on the case, Sweetie! Mike, Mike, and Mary check out the Big Finish adventures of River Song as she investigates four mysterious crimes in four different time periods. We want to hear from you! Please write to us at feedback@earthstationwho.com. Also, please subscribe and rate the show
James Cameron’s long-awaited sequel to the biggest box office success of all time has finally arrived in theaters. Mike, Mike, and Ashley will take a deep dive and let you know if it was well worth the wait. All this, along with Shout Outs. We want to hear from you!
Time for some Thanksgiving leftovers with an overstuffed episode! Mike, Mike, and Nick Taber take a look at the new biopic chronicling the career of one of the greatest music artists of the last century. Plus, Ashley Pauls and Jennifer Wees weigh in on the first season of the new
SHILLS CAN’T CASH CHIPSA Cool & Lam mystery.By Erle Stanley Gardner writing as A.A. FairHard Case Crime219 pgs Best known for his Perry Mason mysteries, Erle Stanley Gardner seems to have had a great deal of fun creating and writing the exploits Bertha Cool and Donald Lam. Cool, a heavy-set
Yowza! The Eleventh Doctor, Amy, and Rory are seeing double in this two-part adventure. Mike, Mike, and Mary welcome Shannon Longmire to watch the Flesh Bowl featuring the Gruesome Gangers vs the Not-So-Wholesome Humans with the Doctor as special referee. We want to hear from you! Please write to us
My entertainment year in review for 2020 was, unavoidably, rather underwhelming. Many of the movies I’d been looking forward to last year got postponed due to the pandemic, and I spent Christmas sick with COVID, watching Wonder Woman 1984 at home on the couch instead of the theater (hint: it
POE MUST DIEBy Marc OldenA MysteriousPress.com Book349 pgs In the dark corners of the occult world, a powerful European psychic named Jonathan seeks the mystical Throne of Solomon; a magical seat of power that will grant him dominion over the entire world including the realms of Hell. But to find
PULP REALITY No 1Edited by Charles MillhouseStormgate Press154 pgs Kudos to writer/editor Charles F. Millhouse for creating as yet another pseudo/magazine devoted to New Pulp fiction. Note, PULP REALITY isn’t the first such as over the past decade or so various other outfits have tried their hands at bringing back
DEATH OF AN ART COLLECTORA Nero Wolfe MysteryBy Robert GoldsboroughMysterious Press221 pgs We’ve made no secret that we greatly enjoy Robert Goldsborough’s new Nero Wolfe mysteries. He handles all the familiar trappings from the rotund detective’s love of Remmers beer and his thousand of orchids to his witty battering with
Earth’s future is once again threatened and it’s up to the Ninth Doctor and crew to set things right. Mike, Mike, and Mary ride up to floor five hundred where the walls are made of gold. But just look, don’t touch else you might be sent home to your mamma.
