Black Tribbles

Tyquill Williams of Brannew Entertainment and Lorne Peart of PhillyCAM's MAGZ FM bring the saki to the Tribbles for a rollicking 400th episode of their Thursday night radio show, featuring Superhero Pictionary and the rules of bicycling.

What's the origin of Han Solo? Casper the Friendly Ghost? Do you REALLY want to know? Listener mail + reviews of Young Justice and Titans.

Ghouls are talking representation and this week we're talking to our friend and Kat's co-worker, Marina about how mental illness is shown in horror. History has been unkind to the mental illness community but we have had some victories. We talk about a win, the film Babadook which has done a great job of this!

Ghouls are talking about LGBTQIA representation in horror with the amazingly talented singer/songwriter/musician/beautiful human Jacqueline Constance. Ghouls learn about the Hayes Code, queer horror (both real and on-screen) and talk about the indie horror film, What Keeps You Alive.

The Black Tribbles spend the evening answering viewer emails and probing questions to hilarious and enlightening degrees.

JD and Len welcome back Randy aka R-Son the SuperTribble as they talk with photographer/author KRISTEN KIDD about her new coffee table book about Women and the canines in their life, Women’s Best Friend. And Brandon goes completely off the rails…or is it Len’s fault?

This week Ramon and Nick are joined by Kennedy aka The Storm Tribble of Black Tribbles Fame, as we look at the topic of transhumanism and the idea of being able to evolve past the bodies that we were born with. Is this the future of humanity, the melding of machine and flesh, or will we evolve into something altogether different?

We give the D23 Expo - Disney’s personal con unto itself - a full reporting, gutter talking about The Mandalorian, High School Musical the Series and everything coming to Disney+ and much more.

The Tribbles pay homage to GARGOYLES, Disney's afternoon entry into the 90s animated adventure field that is fondly remembered and rightfully so.

The Ghouls are joined by guest, Sergio Galeano to talk about how the Latinx community is represented in Horror. We talk about La Llorona, Hulu's Into the Dark Series: Culture Shock and shout out to Guillermo Del Toro for his amazing job on Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark!