Black Tribbles

Kennedy aka Storm Tribble goes to Harlem to sit down with respected geeks - writer Valerie Green aka Valerie Complex and Jim Crow Comics' Raheem Shabazz - to speak about their military background and its defining impact on their lives and art. WARNING - Be advised that the venue was packed and the audio is muffled.

On our 33rd episode, as part of our Black Tribbles series, we talk with the Master Tribble, Erik about Suspense/Thriller films and why they most definitely are a subgenre of Horror. Fight us. We learn to think outside the box by discussing the differences between Horrors and Thrillers while also watching the Horror Suspense film, Se7en.

The Holiday season is upon us. This time of year brings joy and fond memories for the vast majority of people, it also comes with anxiety and tension. Always looming over every pleasant and happy interactions, is the threat of a disastrous encounter. But fret no more as we are here to provide our holiday survival guide…

The Tribbles pay due respect to STAN LEE, the writer/editor/publisher of Marvel Comics, who would define modern mythology on the paper between the panels and in life with his abundant creativity. We look at the full picture of 'The Man' to appreciate his development.

Election Night Special: This episode we discuss the results of the election and the ramifications it will have on the future of America. At least that’s the way that this election was spun by the general media, mind you it was important but what do the actual numbers and results really mean?

This episode features the Super Saiyan Tribble himself, Isaiah, comes on to talk ANIME HORROR and more!

JD and Len question a fan's relationship with Taylor Swift, are surprised by their Titan affection and erect a monument in honor of Stan 'The Man' Lee.

The Tribbles celebrate Ororo Munroe aka STORM of tehX-Men and her many animated and live action incarnations, including some infamous missteps along the way.

In honor of the spookiest holiday, the Ghouls bring you a special performance by the amazing Not Yet Rated, improv team! The Ghouls were lucky enough to have them present an original Audio Drama - Attend Carter the Magnificent's Magical Disappearing Show!

In our special classic horror series for the spookiest month, October, we bring you the talented monster men who transformed the horror genre with their phenomenal portrayals of the genre’s classic tragic villains - Bela Lugosi & Boris Karloff!