
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


We are thrilled to present Episode 1 of our brand-new restoration of Filibus: The Mysterious Air Pirate (1915). This landmark Italian silent film tells the story of the enigmatic Filibus, a gender-fluid master of disguise and sky-bound thief who sets their sights on outsmarting the detective sworn to catch them.
This release is a labor of love from New Ellijay Television. We've partnered with rock band Doctor Deathray to create an all-new, modernized score that bridges the gap between the silent era and today. We've also carefully reinterpreted and slightly modernized the original intertitles to make the high-flying adventure more accessible for modern audiences without losing the spirit of the classic.
Watch the first chapter of this episodic release and witness the birth of the Sky Pirate genre!
Continue the Adventure with Original Fiction:
Bring Home the Sky Pirates:
Learn More About the Lore:
https://www.mountaintowntoys.com/sky-pirates/
New Ellijay Television is proud to bring this classic back to life. Subscribe for future episodes, which will release weekly.
Today we do only passive stretches, you may need a space near a wall, couple of cushions and couple of yoga blocks. Welcome!
Follow me:
Find all the links here: https://t.me/t3MoreReps
EPISODE 4!
Uncover the secrets of the SCP universe in 'There Is No Antimemetics Division,' a gripping 4-part series. Stay tuned and subscribe to catch the next episode coming next week, as we delve deeper into the unseen dangers and mysteries of the Antimemetics Division!
CREDITS
Created and Directed by
Written by
Based on
Inspired by
Tanya Schneider - Marion Wheeler
Directed by Andrea Joshua Asnicar
EPISODE 3!
Uncover the secrets of the SCP universe in 'There Is No Antimemetics Division,' a gripping 4-part series. Stay tuned and subscribe to catch the next episode coming next week, as we delve deeper into the unseen dangers and mysteries of the Antimemetics Division!
CREDITS
Created and Directed by
Written by
Based on
Inspired by
Tanya Schneider - Marion Wheeler
Directed by Andrea Joshua Asnicar
I love writing Rust, and I love writing simple games, so let's combine the two
See the blog post for code and details: artificialworlds.net/blog/2026/02/27/wasm-game/
I've been lucky enough in the past few years to have ridden my bike in a bunch of cities all over the world. Looking back, here are lessons about urban cycling I learned from 12 different ones.
This is a channel about urban cycling, bike commuting and the ways we get around our cities, hosted by Tom Babin.
Shifter Memberships are here! If you'd like some bonus content while also supporting this channel, please consider becoming a member.
The Ultimate Guide to Bike Commuting and Urban Cycling, A Shifter Course is designed to give newbies the knowledge and confidence to make the bike a bigger part of their lives: https://shiftercourses.thinkific.com/
Iβve been riding Priority bikes for a number of years. I love their low-maintenance, belt-drive design, and they offer good quality at a decent price. They signed on as a sponsor for my YouTube channel several years after I started riding them.
My daily summertime bike is the zippy and fun Priority Eight: https://alnk.to/1XWoxFO
My book Frostbike: The Joy, Pain and Numbness of Winter Cycling: https://amzn.to/42EBzO6
Here is some of the gear Iβm currently using. Some of these are affiliate links.
Bike Lights: I love dynamo lights that are built into a bike and powered by your pedalling or the wheelβs movement, but if you need aftermarket lights, Lumos offers a number of great options. Their Firefly lights are simple and bright: https://collabs.shop/3uodbz
Helmet: If Iβm riding for sports, such as mountain biking or road bike, I like Lumos helmets because they are comfortable and well-built, and you can also easily attach lights to stay as visible as possible on roads: https://collabs.shop/prkigy
Bell: I love the sound and quality of the Japanese-made Crane Bells: https://www.cranebellusa.com/
Saddle: Yes, they can be pricey, but Iβve joined the ranks of people who think the extra cost for the quality of a Brooks Saddle is worth it, in both durability and comfort: https://www.brooksengland.com/
Panniers: My everyday workhorse pannier is Two Wheel Gearβs Pannier Backpack Convertible 2.0: https://twowheelgear.com/collections/pannier-backpacks?srsltid=AfmBOop6XPOZUjmjf4-Nr1MVwSivDO7igNWhL6Y3PzWOzkqtraTAS-D5
Pedals: Iβve not experienced high-performance pedals adding much extra value to my daily riding experience, but these light-up pedals from Redshift are bright, keep me visible at night and grab lots of attention: https://redshiftsports.com?aff=40
Phone mount: I use Peak Designβs mobile system, including the Universal Bar Mount on my handlebars every day, which I also bring it with me when I travel for bike rentals and bike-share bicycles: https://peak-design.pxf.io/c/5749368/1664050/18669
Buff: Keeps your face, neck and head warm in the winter, and keeps the sun off in the summer: https://peak-design.pxf.io/c/5749368/1664050/18669
Sunglasses: If youβre going to wear sunglasses, why not use a pair that has built-in mirrors so you can see behind you while you ride?: https://collabs.shop/f9hvof
Follow me!
#cycling #bike #commuting
0:00 Introduction
From the publisher's feed