Blazing Caribou

Sketching Comedy is a live podcast weekly on YouTube that showcases Illustrators, comics and comedians from around the 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!

Sketching Comedy presents, “Excelsior!”

Stan Lee, is an American comic-book writer, editor, publisher, media producer, television host, actor, and former president and chairman of Marvel Comics!  You THINK may know him, but did you know he used to write with Dr. Suess?  We have our own Love/Hate relationship and breakdown some of the controversy surrounding his legacy.  Imran is  back on the drawing boards today along with the “Marvel”ous Phil Rood.  They’re sketches that they produced live are available to Patrons at Patreon.com/blazingcariboustudios

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In this episode of Geek Cinema Society, Brett Stewart, Nicole Davis, David Luzader, and their guest, Ben Aylett, delve into 1995’s ‘Mortal Kombat.‘ It’s a movie! That’s the only real consensus the panel could come to, frankly. It’s a thing… on a screen… that can be watched. You, too, can have that experience, but be warned, because it’s not for the faint of heart. ‘Mortal Kombat’ isn’t exactly Shakespeare.

For listeners who would like to follow along and treat Geek Cinema Society as a film club of sorts, we will be watching ‘ Alien’ on Saturday! Following that, we’ll be watching ‘The Hunger Games.’

Connect with our hosts and guest! Brett Stewart | David Luzader | Nicole Davis | Ben Aylett

Sketching Comedy is a live podcast weekly on YouTube that showcases Illustrators, comics and comedians from around the 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!

Sketching Comedy presents, “Excelsior!”

Stan Lee, is an American comic-book writer, editor, publisher, media producer, television host, actor, and former president and chairman of Marvel Comics!  You THINK may know him, but did you know he used to write with Dr. Suess?  We have our own Love/Hate relationship and breakdown some of the controversy surrounding his legacy.  Imran is  back on the drawing boards today along with the “Marvel”ous Phil Rood.  They’re sketches that they produced live are available to Patrons at Patreon.com/blazingcariboustudios

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Let’s all breathe a collective sign of relief: the first wave of Wonder Woman reviews are highly positive! (And that’s good for DC, seeing as how Justice League is undergoing reshoots, but that’s a different story!) The good news continues in Episode 53 with special guest Michael Haas, who brings a new character to the table: Manuel the UPS Guy. We’ll take a look into Netflix’s Dark Crystal prequel, The Little Mermaid Live on ABC, and the first trailer for “Young Sheldon” on CBS.

PLUS: Patrick and Michael explain A.I. created paint colors.

Kari Simms hosts this week’s gut busting episode with a whole mosh pit of players.  Trivia Geeks welcomes back Brandon Cruz from the Rick and Morty Podcast battling against newcomer Aaron Lindsey from Weird, A 2 dudes Podcast!  We asked back fellow headbangers, Phil Rood and J Hammond C to try and keep things in line, but we realized shortly that this was clearly going to go off the rails.  We feature See, Here’s the Thing! in anticipation of their upcoming appearance, you won’t want to miss this one!

Well, rats, today’s episode is about ratty, ratty little rats! Be prepared to be fascinated and slightly skeeved out, but first let’s scurry on over for…

We were confused about the languages they speak so on a slightly unrelated note: in Denmark they speak Danish, in Copenhagen, Swedish.

Which was yummier? Hmm…

Lots of yummy treats were consumed by Naomi in the making of this video!

Life is a veritable smorgasbord!

“SQUEAK.”

Tee hee! Hee hee hee hee hee!

In today’s episode of BrokeBot Mountain, Kari Simms, Phil Rood discuss the 1979 Oscar Winning film directed by Ridley Scott, “Alien”, in preparation for Alien: Covenant.  A sequel to the 2012 film Prometheus, the film is the second installment in the Alien prequel series.

Synopsis: After a space merchant vessel perceives an unknown transmission as distress call, their landing on the source moon finds one of the crew attacked by a mysterious life-form, and soon realize that its life cycle has merely begun

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In this episode of 8 Bit Avenue, a podcast about that nostalgic feeling you get when you revisit your beloved and coveted retro games: Matthew Palmer and Katie Talmo dive into Donkey Kong Country.  Yes, another SNES game! Join us as we talk about the music and the good and bad moments while playing  this game.

More Nintendo love, yaaaaaay!   Katie discusses how this game gives her the feels as she talks about her memories with the game, and Matt shares some of his feels.  This week we have another go at “Retro Trivia or Trivially Retro”. Katie asks Matt a few quirky trivia questions regarding this week’s featured retro game, Donkey Kong Country. Tune in to find out how well he does!

Oh, and we discovered a trick to skipping the infamous mine cart level after recording this episode!! (Thank you Kotaku.com!)

Sketching Comedy is a live podcast weekly on YouTube that showcases Illustrators, comics and comedians from around the 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!

Sketching Comedy presents, “Hanna Barbera”

Kari , Phil and special guest Don Kelly talk  about Joseph Hanna and William Barbera who founded the studio Hanna Barbera. It was founded in 1957 by the former MGM animator creators of Tom and Jerry, and live-action director George Sidney in partnership with Screen Gems, a TV unit of Columbia Pictures.  In late 1966, it was sold to Taft Broadcasting and spent two decades as its subsidiary. It is officially considered the very first major animation studio to successfully produce cartoons exclusively for television.

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