BeyondKasterborous

Join cult writer John Kenneth Muir and host James McLean for an irregular excursion into the American cult film of the late twentieth century! Be present for the podcast about the past before tomorrow!

Richard Hatch, former star of BattleStar Galactica, has sadly passed away. James McLean and Brian A Terranova recall his appearance in both incarnations of the show.

Also, we spend some time considering the effect and impact of memes on social media.

With Rogue One still attracting audiences and a new movie due at the end of 2018 to tell us about the continuing adventures of Rey and Finn, 2017 is a massive year for #StarWars.

Christian Cawley and James McLean talk about what we can expect...

Christian Cawley and his son Bruce have just left the cinema after 2 and a half hours of Star Wars awesomeness in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.

Get ready for spoiler filled reactions from a 40 year old and his 5 year old son!

Here's a nice sidestep on BeyondKasterborous: James McLean and Christian Cawley take time out from a regular podKast to discuss James Bond movies, and end up swapping their top 5 films from the series. Listen out for Connery's eyebrows, George Baker as Bond, video games, Moore's "oompf!"s and Daniel Craig's lucre-driven career choices...

A bunch of famous names on the international convention circuit are getting together to create a serialised fictional work set in and around those very locations. In this week's BeyondKasterborous, Star Trek: Voyager actor Manu Intiraymi tells us about The Circuit, his concept, the actors and actresses involved, and how fans can play an active part in production...

Want to know more? Head to thecircuitfilm.com!

In this snippet from the next edition of Coaxial, Gareth Kavanagh tells us that Russell T Davies will be guesting at the forthcoming Granada TV celebration, to be held later this year in Manchester...

You can hear the full Coaxial chat from Wednesday, November 2nd.

Gareth Kavanagh and Christian Cawley discuss the sad passing of legendary comics artist Steve Dillon, recalling a meeting with the great man... Dillon worked on a range of titles, from #DoctorWho and #2000ad through to #Preacher, now a TV show.

In a mini-sidestep from our recent podKast, James McLean and Christian Cawley discuss whether #StarTrek legend #WilliamShatner really did act like a dick on British breakfast TV recently, or if the superficial nature of the Good Morning Britain set up created a situation that was hard for presenters and guest to come out of looking good...