Novelty Songs Have we got a fun one for you this week! Thanks to a suggestion by one of our regular listeners, Bill Lemmond, we are delving into the massive catalog of Novelty Songs and Parody Songs! And when you mention Parody Songs, obviously the first name that comes to mind is Weird Al
Ask Star Wars fans what we love most about the franchise, and you’ll hear common topics like the Jedi, lightsabers, the Force, bounty hunters, spaceships, the epic John Williams scores, and so on. And if you ask about our favorite characters, names like Obi-Wan Kenobi, Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, and
Chaos walking is episode 289 of the Soul Forge Podcast. May the 4th be with you! By happy accident, this episode of the podcast comes out on Star Wars Day! This episode is not about Star Wars. On this week’s episode, we are going to learn about a day in
Batman and more! We are taking a break from the serious side of the Soul Forge Podcast this week. We have pop culture news, memories and ground-breaking insights. Starting off, we take a walk down memory lane. Shawn’s first memory of playing with ‘dinky cars’ was a Batmobile with a
The announcement of The Book of Boba Fett excited a lot of people. Continuing the story of the character from the Mandalorian, the set up implied that the titular character would assume the role of a crime boss, running his operations from the outpost of Tatooine. In actuality the show
There’s been a special tradition missing from my holiday season schedule the last couple of years: going to the theater to watch a new Star Wars movie. I’d gotten used to the release of a new Star Wars movie every year around Christmastime, and for whatever reason, I felt the
Abbey Road — To kick off our second year, the Modern Musicology gang takes a look at the new documentary If These Walls Could Sing, by filmmaker Mary McCartney, investigating the history of Abbey Road, the studio home of The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Wings, Oasis, Cliff Richard, Radiohead, The Alan Parsons Project, Fela Kuti, Kate Bush,
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
Confession time: November was a wild month. My husband and I moved into a new house, and I seem to have caught just about every virus floating around the past couple weeks. I had grand plans to write lots of blogs about all the new stuff coming out and to
Can Black Adas provide the much needed palate cleanser to the DCEU or is a mid credit scene the best part of the flick? Harrison Ford joins the MCU. Andor continues to prove that Star Wars can tell stories for adults. After the break: Love is Blind kicks off season
Sometimes a TV show will grab me right away, hooking me from the very first episode. After episode 1 of the Game of Thrones spin-off House of the Dragon, I was all in. I fell in love with Star Trek: Strange New Worlds immediately. Other times, it will take me
MCU Movie & TV news with Deadpool 3 announced, Armor Wars changes and Werewolf By Night has us mighty intriqued. Andor is so far living up to what we loved about Rogue One. After the break, Interview With A Vampire actually has bite and the Rings of Power finally gives
