Cavebabble Podcast

Amber, Courtney and Kevin join us for what is supposed to be another Stories in the Dark episode, but which quickly descends into tales of dogs, odd sleep habits, and flatulence. No, we can't believe we are releasing them, either. We saved you a seat, if you dare! Also features Harmonics, one of the tunes from my latest CD. This episode is brought to you by Snoring Peanuts.

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Like most Netflix users, we have a huge Instant Streaming queue, filled with titles which we may never watch. Thanks to me, our queue also is filled with movies Valerie doesn't recognize. It's time for a challenge! By title alone, can Valerie describe the plots of seven random films from our list? And once she learns the actual plots, can I convince her to watch these films with me? Can I convince you, as well? Purely for the fun of it! This episode is brought to you by Waiting In Line.

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You can't get much different films than Neil Marshall's Doomsday, and Ang Lee's The Life of Pi. But much like Doomsday is a mashup of half a dozen or more science fiction and fantasy films, we see no reason not to cover both films in one Cavebabble episode. From the quarantined wilds of Scotland to a lifeboat bursting with the wild, we are here to chat about the nature of nature, and the humanity of humanity. This episode is brought to you by Tigers With Mohawks.

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The history of science fiction films is littered with timey wimey stuff. Writer/director Rian Johnson continues this trend with Looper, a time and mind-bending film starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Bruce Willis, and Emily Blunt. Join us for a spoiler-filled look at the movie, and a discussion of time travel paradoxes. This episode is brought to you by You.

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The science fiction works of Philip K. Dick have been mined many times for film plots. Tonight, we look at the two filmed versions of Total Recall, both based on Dick's short story, We Can Remember it for You Wholesale. It's Arnold Schwarzenegger vs. Colin Farrell, Mars vs. Earth. Who will win? You'll wish you had three hands. This episode is brought to you by Wholesale Memories.

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The musical version of Victor Hugo's Les Miserables is legendary, and director Tom Hooper has captured the magic on screen with a star-filled cast of characters. Hugh Jackman. Russell Crowe, Anne Hathaway, Amanda Seyfried, Sacha Baron Cohen, Helena Bonham Carter. The list goes on, and, best of all, they all can sing. Our in-depth discussion of the film, complete with a Magic Helmet. This episode is brought to you by Dirty Teeth.

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Archie Andrews: Christmas Shopping. Father Knows Best: Christmas Program. Two classic old time radio shows, reproduced reader's theater style, at a fundraiser performance at Missouri River Regional Library. Directed by Mark Wegman, and one odd Cavebabble show. This episode is brought to you by Middle Aged Teenagers.

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Dangling in the air with Harry Potter. Surviving a storm with the walking dead. It's a Small World, and the Babblers sit down for a chat about our vacation in Orlando, Florida. Includes audio from the trip, and Cavebabble Eats Odd Things. This episode is brought to you by Rotten Mouse Ears.

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Cavebabble listener Anthony Lamberti and friend Matt Riley are about to join the Popcorn n' Roses network with a show called Mashed Up Madness (MUM). Anthony also spearheads the Massachusetts chapter of the Paranormal Investigators of New England. I sat down for a Skype chat with Anthony and Matt, and got the scoop on their show, a few ghost hunting stories, and tips on jumping from moving vehicles. This episode is brought to you by What Was That?

Music: Tiger Burning Bright , by EyeOh (Eric Lyon).

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It's time to build a fire, turn out the lights, and join us for our third session of Stories in the Dark. Tonight's creepiness includes shadow people, black-eyed children, tulpa, The Woman in Black, the game Amnesia, Not Pr0n, and Kevin's experiences alone in our house. Background music by Eric. This episode is brought to you by Look Out The Window.

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