Rising up from the sewers, brothers Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael, and Michelangelo hit the big screen once again. Mike, Mike, and Ashley review this new mutation of the classic TNMT origin story. All this, along with Angela’s A Geek Girl’s Take and Shout Outs. We want to hear from you! Feedback
This has been a very strange summer at the box office. Disney, normally a box office juggernaut that makes other studios tremble in fear and shift their own release dates, stumbled uncharacteristically this summer movie season, with a run of underperforming blockbusters. Then, #Barbenheimer took the world by storm, and
Joe and Toni discuss the weird space that ninja turtles frequently occupy, the blame chain, and a famously deserted New York in the jaw dropping Baxter Stockman episode of 2003’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Insane in the Membrane. If you’re interested in being a Friend of Rassilon, click here. Download • YouTube • RSS • Patreon • iTunes • Stitcher • Google
The Cosmic Pizza Podcast brings you episode 53 – Phil Russell Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Collector extraordinaire. Today the Pizza guys talk to Phil Russell who collects, amongst other things, all things Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles memorabilia. Phil’s collection room looks more like a TMNT store than a bedroom with
The 42cast is proud to welcome Larry Houston for an interview. This interview was recorded back in 2019, but we are now able to bring you all the cool information we gleaned from talking with this industry legend. Larry Houston was the first person-of-color to work on storyboards for Saturday
The 80’s were a time cartoons were becoming more and more popular. Greater channels and the rise of syndication meant that there was a lot of content out there. When you combine that with the rise of licensing and cartoons being created by toy companies, and you had a recipe
Greetings, chums! The Tick has been entertaining us in various media for over 25 years. The Wild Blue Yonder is a fun character, often waffling between silly and profound, while telling offbeat superhero tales. In this episode we briefly discuss his comic origins before discussing his rise to popularity through
The Rusted Robot Podcast has been an ongoing pop culture phenomenon for the better part of 5 years. We’ve gone through ups and downs, co-host changes, and many other wacky adventures. We’ve covered everything from author interviews to movie reviews, Skype chats, and anything else you can think of. Now,
You can’t scroll through the channels anymore without finding a reboot or continuation of a show from years ago. This week we look at the nostalgia culture and discuss why it’s happening. What are the benefits and the pitfalls. Along the way we get to talking about Star Trek: Discovery
This is it, the first ever, action packed episode of The 42cast, your Ultimate Answer to Fandom, Geekiness, and Everything. We’re a group of podcasters who love talking about geeky subjects. Each week we’re going to come to you with a new topic from the geekisphere. We may talk about
For over 30 years, the “Heroes in a Half Shell” have been on a mission to protect the world from the shadows, while entertaining us in nearly every form of media invented. Mike, Mike, Dakoma Sanchez, Sean R. Reid, and Phantom Troublemaker discuss the origins and influence of Turtle Power.
So Shredder, Skeletor, and Cobra Commander walk into a bar. They all go, “Ouch,” because their stupid minions failed to move the bar like they were told. I guess that probably wasn’t even funny, but it was in me and I had to let it out. If somebody else can
