Deep Cuts

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May 12, 2021 Buckaroo Banzai w/Dan Berger | Case File #65
It's one of the most truly strange films ever made, and we are going to delve into how it came to be. Throughout the late 70s, an idea was cooking in the minds of writer and musician Earl Mac Rauch and writer/director W.D. Richter. It was for an episodic multi-film adventure franchise about a half American/half Japanese scientist/rockstar/race car driver fighting a legion of evil aliens across multiple dimensions. And, while this idea eventually only resulted in one single film in 1984 - The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension - the story behind its creation as well as the world built by Rauch and Richter is truly something special. On this episode of Deep Cuts we delve into the making and legacy of Buckaroo Banzai!
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Listen to our new album, a 9 song rock opera about the rise and fall of Napster!
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The explainer portion of the episode was written by Dave Baker and edited by Andrew Price
Our guest was Dan Berger
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"Andrew & Dave meet Pinky Carruthers & The Reno Kid" was written by Earl Mac Rauch
It featured:
Andrew
Dave
The Reno Kid played by Pepe Serna
Pinky Carruthers played by Billy Vera
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"Lectroids Better Run" was written and performed by Andrew Price
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Special Thanks:
Pepe Serna
Billy Vera
W.D. Richter
Earl Mac Rauch
Dan Berger
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1 hr 58 min
May 05, 2021 Ultraman In Thailand | Case File #64
A Thai production company licensed Ultraman for one movie, but they'd try and illegally build a bootleg empire with it. In the 1970s, a production company in Thailand was given permission to produce a single film utilizing characters from the popular Japanese series, Ultraman. However, instead of just doing the one movie, the company decided to just act as if they'd been given partial ownership of the franchise. They started producing their own original movies and tv shows using Ultraman characters. When the owners of Ultraman tried to put a stop to it by taking it to court, the Japanese court bafflingly upheld the Thai company's claim that they had the rights to the character. What would ensue became decades of building a crazy bootleg empire that would ultimately culminate in a bootleg Thai Ultraman theme park. On this episode of Deep Cuts, we delve into the crazy story of Ultraman in Thailand!
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Additional incidental music credits:
The Deadboy Detectives
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1 hr 7 min
April 28, 2021 Slender Man | Case File #63
He was a meme created for an Internet photoshop contest. A few short years later he would drive two young girls to stab their friend 19 times. In the early 2000s, Slender Man popped up as a ubiquitous Internet meme on platforms such as YouTube and the various forums that power the underbelly of the Internet. Much lore was created about the origins of the mysterious tall man in a black suit with no face, bu in reality he was created as part of a Photoshop contest in which the goal was to create the creepiest image possible. Somehow that initial image blew up into a cultural phenomenon that spawned multiple web series, video games, feature films, and thousands of internet posts and videos from obsessed fans. He also compelled two young girls from Wisconsin to attempt to murder their best friend in his name. On this episode of Deep Cuts we delve into the mysterious and fascinating world of Slender Man!
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Additional incidental music credits:
The Deadboy Detectives
D. Catalano
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1 hr 26 min
April 21, 2021 North Korea Kidnapped a Famous Director | Case File #62
Shin Sang-Ok was the most famous film director in South Korea in the 1970s, until he was kidnapped by North Korea and forced to make a Godzilla ripoff. Throughout the 60s and 70s, Shin Sang-Ok created a massive reputation for himself making highly successful films in South Korea. However, in the late 70s his ex-wife went missing - seemingly kidnapped by the North Korean government. Sang-Ok went looking for her and ended up being kidnapped himself. Thus begun his over a decade long tenure as a prisoner of the North Korean government, being forced by Kim Jong-Il to make propaganda films - including a ripoff of Godzilla. On this episode of Deep Cuts we dive deep into the story of Shin Sang-Ok!
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Additional incidental music credits:
The Deadboy Detectives
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1 hr 18 min
April 14, 2021 John McAfee Is a F!#$ing Maniac | Case File #61
The creator of McAfee Antivirus attempted to overthrow the Belizean government with his own private army and likely brutally murdered two men. In the early 90s, John McAfee launched the company responsible for the McAfee Antivirus software that was basically preinstalled on every computer throughout the 90s and 2000s. But he quickly sold his company and used his massive wealth to live a life of seclusion and shady business dealings. He eventually fled the United States and started living like a literal king in a village in Belize - amassing a private army, buying off the local police, and basically running the entire town. And then...he most likely brutally murdered a man in cold blood, execution-style, and got away with it. On this episode of Deep Cuts, we dive deep into the insane and fascinating life of John McAfee.
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Listen to our new album, a 9 song rock opera about the rise and fall of Napster!
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Additional incidental music credits:
D.Catalano's music used with permission of Fivese7encollective https://wekeepoddhours.bandcamp.com
Dadbeats http://bit.ly/FoodFightPod
The Deadboy Detectives
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3 hr 14 min
April 07, 2021 Winsor McCay, Inventor of Animation | Case File #60
He was a brilliant illustrator who basically invented comics AND animation. Throughout the 1920s and 1930s, Winsor McCay was one of the most prolific artists and illustrators in the world. He drew lavish editorial illustrations for the biggest newspapers in the country, had several ongoing comic strips where he defined a lot of the rules of the entire comics medium, and he was one of the first people to think of ways to utilize multiple illustrations to create a moving image - which would eventually evolve into the art of animation. On this episode of Deep Cuts, we deep dive into the inspiring and influential life and career of Winsor McCay.
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Additional incidental music credits:
The Deadboy Detectives
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44 min
March 31, 2021 Mothman | Case File #59
A mysterious bird-like creature that is able to predict future tragedies has lived in the peripheries of our imaginations for decades. What is it? In the mid-60s, four people ran into a mysterious flying creature with glowing eyes while driving through the woods in the middle of the night. They reported the encounter to the media, and from that point on, any time a tragedy would occur, somebody would claim to spot this alleged "Mothman" lurking nearby. On this episode of Deep Cuts we dive into the mysterious and creepy story of the Mothman.
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Listen to our new album, a 9 song rock opera about the rise and fall of Napster!
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Additional incidental music credits:
The Deadboy Detectives
D.Catalano's music used with permission of Fivese7encollective https://wekeepoddhours.bandcamp.com
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1 hr 20 min
March 24, 2021 The Bizarre Empire of The Wiggles | Case File #58
You've heard of this children's group, but did you know about their crazy rise to power? The Wiggles formed in the early 90s and had a meteoric rise to fame that is more fascinating than you'd ever imagine - with triumph, tragedy, pain, death, and illness. And they've risen above it all to be one of the most strangely enduring music group for preschoolers in history.
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Listen to our new album, a 9 song rock opera about the rise and fall of Napster!
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Additional incidental music credits:
The Deadboy Detectives
Dadbeats http://bit.ly/FoodFightPod
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1 hr 34 min
March 17, 2021 Disney World Has Its Own Government | Case File #57
Disney World was originally supposed to be a futuristic city, but it still has its own creepy corporate government. In the mid-1960s, Walt Disney was bored with his animation studio and frustrated and dissatisfied with the creative freedom he had with the 160 acre Disneyland theme park he had just built a few years prior. So he set his sights on something bigger. He was going to buy up a massive plot of land in Central Florida and build a private, corporately-owned city of the future called EPCOT. It's was going to be home to 65,000 people, with tons of businesses, jobs, schools, and factories, and it was going to set a technological examples for every other American city that was 25 years in the future. But before they could build this city, they needed to convince the Florida State government to grant them their own self-contained governmental powers. And though Walt's city of the future was doomed to never come to pass, the journey of Disney World from idea to becoming a resort city roughly the size of San Francisco and with the same governing powers as the Vatican was wild...and ended with murder? On this episode of Deep Cuts we explore the crazy story of how Disney World became its own government.
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Listen to our new album, a 9 song rock opera about the rise and fall of Napster!
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Additional incidental music credits:
The Deadboy Detectives
Dadbeats http://bit.ly/FoodFightPod
D.Catalano's music used with permission of Fivese7encollective https://wekeepoddhours.bandcamp.com
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1 hr 42 min
March 10, 2021 How the WEIRD SATANIST GUY Went Viral w/Andrew Bowser | Case File #56
He appeared on the Internet talking about his love for Satan, and then he became a household name. In the mid-2010s, videos started popping up on social media featuring a strange man dressed in an outfit that looked like it was purchased off the mannequin at a Hot Topic in 2005. He would appear around the country at various events captured on the news, and he always had an incredibly unique, hilarious, perplexing, and often-Satan-themed take on whatever was going on. He soon became a huge viral hit. But it turned out that the Weird Satanist Guy was actually Andrew Bowser, a writer, actor, and filmmaker. So how did he orchestrate this viral event? And what does he have planned for his beloved character, Onyx the Fortuitous now? On this episode of Deep Cuts we explore the rise to viral fame of The Weird Satanist Guy.
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Onyx The Fortuitous Goes to Space Hell was written by Andrew & Dave
All music was written, performed, and produced by The Deadboy Detectives
It starred Andrew, Dave, Andrew Bowser, Onyx The Fortuitous, Hillsmer, and Sarah Carey
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2 hr 25 min

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Hosts Dave Baker and Andrew Price walk you through the ins, outs, and the nitty gritty of an astonishing story from pop culture or history that you won't believe you've never heard before.