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Gerald is joined by lifelong friends and married couple, Kris Wiz and Alison to discuss and compare our individual Top5 ROCK albums of the 90s! Who got it right? Break out your flannels and dust off your DiscMans. Please comment, share & enjoy this bonus episode.
Credits:
Intro: “Sober” by Tool. 1993, Zoo Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.
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In this episode of 8 Bit Avenue, Matthew Palmer, Katie Talmo, and Reagan Simms talk about the beautiful Lunar Silver Star Story, one of the first games to fully utilize the CD format, with an amazing soundtrack, voice acting, and full motion videos.
8 Bit Avenue discusses the Minecraft “better together” announcement, and the recent updates to Overwatch and Heroes of the Storm, as well as Lunar Silver Star Story, a game that follows the exploits of Alex, a young boy from a small, humble town who enters a life of adventure and intrigue after being chosen as the heir-apparent to the title of “Dragonmaster”, guardian of the forces of the planet.
In this episode of 8 Bit Avenue, Matthew Palmer, Katie Talmo, and Reagan Simms talk about the beautiful Lunar Silver Star Story, one of the first games to fully utilize the CD format, with an amazing soundtrack, voice acting, and full motion videos.
8 Bit Avenue discusses the Minecraft “better together” announcement, and the recent updates to Overwatch and Heroes of the Storm, as well as Lunar Silver Star Story, a game that follows the exploits of Alex, a young boy from a small, humble town who enters a life of adventure and intrigue after being chosen as the heir-apparent to the title of “Dragonmaster”, guardian of the forces of the planet.
Myxter Hyde talks to Caelan Conrad of Yesterqueer Podcast. Join them as they talk True Crime, Gay culture, and Canadian pride.
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Myxter Hyde talks to Caelan Conrad of Yesterqueer Podcast. Join them as they talk True Crime, Gay culture, and Canadian pride.
SUBSCRIBE on iTunes at In the Myx
This week, Gerald is joined by very special guest Chris Braaten (More Gooder Than) to discuss John McCain’s high drama in the Senate, Trump’s continued smear of America’s image, Michael Phelps vs. a “shark,” how the new Amazon Alexa may kill you, Scaramucci’s abrupt exit and just how hot a chili pepper can be. Please enjoy and share!
Find our guest, Chris, on Twitter @MGTPodcast and online at More Gooder Than.
Find this week’s #PodernFamily featured shows on Twitter @TheCountdownPC and @RabbitEarsTVPod.
Credits:
Intro/Outro: “Left Hand Free” by Alt-J. ℗ 2014 Infectious Music Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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In today’s episode of BrokeBot Mountain, Today in a strange cross-over-like effect we watch Back to the Future and Bark to the Future. Why? Because Phil wouldn’t let us watch Back to the Future 2 so David came up with a great show for Phil to watch instead. So we all watched the PBS series Wishbone! with an adorable little Jack Russel Terrier that Phil couldn’t hate and stole the show.
Synopsis: “Roods, where we are going we don’t need any Phil Roods.” But we apparently love dogs dressed as people. Wishbone was a TV series on PBS from 1995-1998 Featuring an intelligent and witty dog who imagines himself in the role of characters from classic books and gets involved in similar real-life adventures.
Brokebot Mountain is the podcast where three friends weak attempt to walk through a maze that explores themes of existence and free thought in SCI FI TV, movies, and books.
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In this episode of Geek Cinema Society, Nicole Davis, David Luzader, and their guest, Chris Osborne, delve into 2002’s ‘Spirited Away.’
We’re continuing to catch up after server troubles with yet another new episode, Spirited Away! This Studio Ghibli anime is their most Japanese-culture-intensive, and also their most widely known and financially successful film. Join Nicole, Brett, David, and our guest Chris Osborne as we delve into No-Face and the Stink God and the frog people and the freaky giant baby. (Seriously, Japan, between this and Akira and the Bleach series, what is with the giant baby thing?) Strangely enough, we also come across our second white furry dragon of our episodes so far. We get into all the lovely and lyrical and weird. Check it out!
You can download or stream current and back episodes anytime through our Blazing Caribou Studios website, or pick us up with your favorite podcatcher.
For listeners who would like to follow along and treat Geek Cinema Society as a film club of sorts, we will be watching ‘The DaVinci Code’ next! Following that, we’ll be watching ‘Demolition Man.’
Connect with our hosts and guest! Brett Stewart | David Luzader | Nicole Davis | Chris Osborne
In today’s episode of BrokeBot Mountain, Today in a strange cross-over-like effect we watch Back to the Future and Bark to the Future. Why? Because Phil wouldn’t let us watch Back to the Future 2 so David came up with a great show for Phil to watch instead. So we all watched the PBS series Wishbone! with an adorable little Jack Russel Terrier that Phil couldn’t hate and stole the show.
Synopsis: “Roods, where we are going we don’t need any Phil Roods.” But we apparently love dogs dressed as people. Wishbone was a TV series on PBS from 1995-1998 Featuring an intelligent and witty dog who imagines himself in the role of characters from classic books and gets involved in similar real-life adventures.
Brokebot Mountain is the podcast where three friends weak attempt to walk through a maze that explores themes of existence and free thought in SCI FI TV, movies, and books.
SUBSCRIBE on iTunes at BROKEBOT MOUNTAIN
In this episode of 8 Bit Avenue, Matthew Palmer, Katie Talmo, and Reagan Simms talk about the classic computer game, SimCity 2000.
8 Bit Avenue discusses the disastrous Pokemon Go Fest, and the Steven Universe RPG, as well as SimCity 2000, a city-building simulation video game and the second installment in the SimCity series, released in 1993. They also have a new segment, Oddly Entertaining, in which Katie talks about the oddly entertaining games she found.
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