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In this episode of Geek Cinema Society, Brett Stewart, Nicole Davis, David Luzader, and their guests, Claire White and Kyle Willoughby, delve into 1986’s ‘Big Trouble In Little China.’ This cult classic has developed a unique following over the years. Is it worthy of that status? The panel digs in to find out!

For listeners who would like to follow along and treat Geek Cinema Society as a film club of sorts, we will be watching ‘Ghost in the Shell’ next week! Following that, we’ll be watching ‘V For Vendetta.’

Connect with our hosts and guest! Brett Stewart | David Luzader | Nicole Davis | Claire White | Kyle Willoughby

The studio is buzzing over here at the Varmints! podcast with all the bitey, zippity zing that are mosquitoes!

Who knew mosquitoes liked the balalaika?

Murdery mosquitoes are more badass than you by a long shot.

No, it’s not quite nightmarish enough, so…

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In today’s episode of BrokeBot Mountain, Kari Simms and Phil Rood discuss and analyze the Amazon Prime Sci-Fi Drama Series  Oasis , starring Richard Madden, whom you may recognize as Robb Stark from Game of Thrones.

‘Oasis‘ opens in London 2032. The city is in a state of emergency. There’s a humanitarian crisis and calls to close UK borders after migrant camps have spilled out into the capital. Painless euthanasia is being advertised in central London as families live in squalor under roads and bridges.

An elite few have found what they think is the answer to earth’s increasing chaos and depleting resources: a ‘technologically advanced, socially conscious settlement’, described by Peter as ‘some life raft in space for the one percent’.

Peter, and his dying wife, are against Oasis and everything it stands for. But the CEO is adamant they need a man of God and has requested him personally.

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Sketching Comedy is a live podcast weekly on YouTube that showcases Illustrators and comics from the art world.  Kari Simms hosts with professional artists Imran Javed and Phil Rood every Wednesday at 8/7c.  Draw with the creators and learn in depth about artists like, Todd McFarlane, Fiona Staples, even Bob Ross!

In Sketching Comedy’s debut episode, “Swamp Thing” we pay homage to late and great comic illustrator Bernie Wrightson.  Bernie got his professional start in 1968, in House of Mystery #179. Wrightson’s huge body of work includes illustrations for an adaptation of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, the co-creation of Swamp Thing in 1971, and collaborations with horror writer Stephen King, among many other artistic achievements.  According to his obituary, Wrightson “spent seven years drawing approximately 50 detailed pen-and-ink illustrations” for the Frankenstein project, something Wrightson felt was “among his most personal work.”  Beyond comics, Wrightson did concept art for “films such as Ghostbusters, Galaxy Quest and Spider-Man,”

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In this episode of Statecraft, Brett Stewart talks with Charles Dean, a guest contributor to the Our Political Essay publication, which Stewart was the editor-in-chief of throughout 2016. This discussion of Reddit politics was recorded last July, but remains relevant and compelling. Thus, we decided to throw it in the feed! Statecraft will return with Stewart and Reagan Simms later this week!

[email protected] is where you should yell at us! Shoot us a message and we’ll read it on the show next week. Let us know if this should be a live show, too!

Connect with Stewart and Simms below.

Brett Stewart | Reagan Simms

Episode 46 is super hero heavy with a look into the rumors surrounding the Venom movie and the new trailer for Spiderman: Homecoming.

The trailers don’t stop there, as we’ll also take a peak at the Game of Thrones season 7 teaser, the spine-tickling trailer for It, and Disney/Pixar’s Coco.

PLUS: Patrick confesses his super villain alter-ego, Accent Man. But not to fear: it’s the Daring Decorker to the rescue, citizen!

PLUS PLUS: Wreck It Ralph 2 gets a title, Buffy the Vampire Slayer reunites for 20 year anniversary, and Beetlejuice is getting a musical.

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Just in time for National Jackalope Day, the Varmints podcast lands yet another animal expert to talk about the secret world of  jackalopes! Learn all about those wily Western creatures on this very special episode with third generation jackalope rancher Mr. Cotton Shorts!

Dr. Geoff Abernathy, professor of biology at Tuff University in Oakland, CA takes aim at a lagomorph supporter at the annual Jackalope games.

Another ruined jackalope ranch. Their taste for flammable materials make ranching jackalopes one of the West’s most dangerous professions.

Leather shin guards used in jackalope ranching are a common sight in the desert Southwest United States.

Jackalope antlers or deer antlers? You can’t tell the difference and neither can your dog.