Blazing Caribou

The first in this episodic series, The Original aired October 2, 2016. The episode takes place at a remote park, guests pay to share wild west adventures with android hosts; a programmer warns the park founder about the behavior of some recently re-coded hosts; in the Westworld town of Sweetwater, a rancher’s daughter encounters a gunslinger.

Switch off awareness of your surroundings and focus your attention exclusively on this EW recap. We’re booting up our Analysis Mode of HBO’s Westworld, and there is a lot of data to process. Titled “The Original,” the first episode is the most dense packing of characters, story lines, and mysteries that I’ve seen on TV since the Game of Thrones pilot five years ago. There are no dragons, sure, but there is a Dolores — and I suspect she’s going to wreak more havoc on this show than Drogon in Westeros.

Today, on The Occasional Show we get to visit with our guest, Nate Ward.  He discusses parenthood, Donald Trump and Bill Murray’s White House Briefing. with Special host Phil Rood!

Nate is a founder and podcaster of  Inkedgeekstudios. His controversial shows are no stranger to the airwaves with quality podcasts like, “Mind Of A Geek” and “The Sin Cast”.  You can check out his collaborations @inkedgeekstudios.com or follow him on twitter at @xSyneKx.

Before we start hammering you with questions, let’s take a minute to find out some of the sporadic news of interest

At the Kennedy Center on Sunday, Bill . Murray was the willing recipient of the Mark Twain Prize, one of comedy’s most significant honors. But his attendance hadn’t been guaranteed: His favorite baseball team, the Chicago Cubs, needed to seal a World Series berth the night before or else he would have been tempted to skip the ceremony for the final game.

In a related story, Bill Murray Crashes a White House Briefing

In this episode of Geek Cinema Society, Brett Stewart, Nicole Davis, David Luzader, and their guest, Katie Talmo, delve into 1994’s ‘The Crow‘ This film offers a final glimpse into the art of Brandon Lee before he was tragically killed on set. Since its release, ‘The Crow’ has become a cult classic. Is it worth revisiting this Halloween? Listen to this latest GCS panel 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 ‘Captain America: The Winter Soldier’ next week! Following that, we’ll be watching ‘Heavy Metal.’

Connect with our hosts and guest! Brett Stewart | David Luzader | Nicole Davis | Katie Talmo

On this episode of I’d App That, we’re joined by Blazing Caribou’s own David Luzader discusses the Comic Book Apps: Comixology, Marvel Unlimited, and Spider-Man Unlimited.

In the news, we talk about Twitter replacing Moments with Explore and Tribe’s augmented video chat. Finally, Peter’s Pick this week gives us his impressions of the Google Translate app.

Join your Guest host, Kari Simms, and your regular hosts Stacy Baldwin and Peter Fisher to discuss the most noteworthy things  having to do with Comic Book Apps.

http://www.theverge.com/2016/10/12/13263400/twitter-explore-discover-moments-tab-mobile-app-test

Twitter is experimenting yet again with the structure of its mobile app. Furthermore, this time around, the company is thinking about replacing its Moments tab, first introduced last fall.  Therefore allowing users a better way to track breaking news and other prominent events.

In addition, a new ‘Explore’ tab was added to Twitter, according to Mashable. This change, which is just in the testing phase for some iOS and Android users, appears to be a mixing of old and new Twitter features. The Explore tab is said to include both discovery features.  As a result, new account

This week the Varmints! podcast goes spelunking into a cave full of creepy but misunderstood and fascinating bats! Join them as they talk about Dracula, Bat-Boy, some obscure DC superhero and learn a thing or two about these creatures of the night!

If you’ve been meaning to listen to Trivia Geeks Podcast, this is one that you surely don’t want to miss!  It’s a new season and a whole lot more on Trivia Geeks! New hosts, new games, and a new play-along App!  

This week Canada’s Cash Cab, Adam Growe takes on Major Spoilers, Matthew Peterson in a feature length episode that is bound to leave your sides hurting.  On the Frothy Beaver episode Adam discusses how to keep a Canadian warm at night, Special host Imran Javed loves his sperm, Matthew enjoys a “Frothy Beaver,” and Kari explains how a cheetah mauls you in Canada.  This is the episode that you have to listen to, if you love trivia and love to laugh check it out.

Kari and Adam were asked:  In which country is it on the books that it is illegal to kill a sick person by frightening them?

In this episode of Geek Cinema Society, Brett Stewart, Nicole Davis, David Luzader, and their guest, Patient Lee, delve into 1975’s ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show.‘ This cult classic is a staple of the sexual revolution of the 1970s. The film encapsulates an entire social revolution. Despite being a commercial failure upon release, it has grown over the last forty years into a phenomenon. All over the world today, ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ is shown at highly interactive midnight showings. Earlier this week on FOX, ‘Rocky Horror’ was revived in a contemporary fashion for new audiences. Thus, Geek Cinema Society is here to do the Time Warp again!

For listeners who would like to follow along and treat Geek Cinema Society as a film club of sorts, we will be watching ‘The Crow’ next week! Following that, we’ll be watching ‘Captain America: The Winter Soldier.’

Connect with our hosts and guest! Brett Stewart | David Luzader | Nicole Davis | Patient Lee

On this episode of I’d App That, we are joined by Johnny Orlando and his favourite Hockey Apps. We talk about Facebook’s new Marketplace that lets users buy and sell their things locally and LoseIt! helping you track your diet by taking pictures of your food. Johnny discusses the hockey apps NHL Smash, NHL Game Center, USA Hockey Mobile Coach, and Pittsburgh Penguins app.  

Then Peter gives us his impressions of the transit app Moovit

Your hosts, Shane Mattox, Stacy Baldwin and Peter Fisher discuss Hockey apps. Johnny Orlando, host of the PVDMVP Podcast, stops by on this episode of I’d App That!  John lends his knowledge on some of his favorite Hockey Apps. 

http://www.theverge.com/2016/10/3/13145242/facebook-marketplace-launch-buy-sell-ebay-craigslist-amazon

Users have been buying and selling goods for a while now through Facebook groups, but Marketplace now officially formalizes it. The icon for Marketplace should over the next few days replace the Messenger icon in the center of the bottom row on Facebook’s mobile app. Tapping it takes you to an algorithmically generated home page of items Facebook believes you’d be interested in. This is based on the pages you’ve liked and, after some time, any of your viewing, buying, or selling activity within Marketplace.

You can also sell items by providing a photo, name, description, price and location. Browsing can be done by categories or location. By expanding your search radius and changing you

Can you Repeat That?  Well, sure! Here’s an old episode we had thought we lost but luckily we found!

This week’s episode pits Phil Rood, cartoonist and illustrator against the lovely Jackie Hern, puppeteer and podcaster.  

This week the Varmints! podcast explores the fascinating world of penguins! Your intrepid explorers venture into the Antarctic do discuss their favorite Oswald Cobblepot, wonder how a penguin might taste, and manage to learn a little about these wonderful little flightless friends!