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Lee Hutchison is joined this week by award winning Scottish writer, Helen McClory (@HelenMcClory), as we look at her work to date, Flesh of the Peach, The Goldblum Variations, On The Edges of Vision and her latest collection, Mayhem and Death. 

Helen shares the early inspirations and experiences that started her on a path to becoming a published author. Helen explains her unique creative process for writing material and how her travels helped influenced her writing. Helen and Lee discuss the evolution of reviews and how social media is replacing traditional press. 

Keep Up To Date With Helen McClory, see her live and find her work to buy in the links below...

https://schietree.wordpress.com/fiction/

www.404ink.com/books-authors/

https://www.coastword.co.uk/coastword-2018/the-flint-and-pitch-revue-at-coastword

http://www.aberdeenperformingarts.com/events/may-festival-sophie-collins-helen-mcclory

There was an idea, called the 'Prelude to Infinity War'. The idea was to bring together a group of Nerd Party podcasters, see if they could become something more. See if they could work together when we needed them to revist and review the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe before 'Avengers: Infinity War' arrives on April 27th.


In our ninth issue, Filibuster regulars Lee Hutchison and Dallas King bring us up to date with the MCU and review Thor: Ragnarok and Black Panther. With hours to go until Infinity War arrives in cinemas, Lee and Dallas share their expectations and what they have learned from their rewatches. 

There was an idea, called the 'Prelude to Infinity War'. The idea was to bring together a group of Nerd Party podcasters, see if they could become something more. See if they could work together when we needed them to revist and review the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe before 'Avengers: Infinity War' arrives on April 27th.


In our eighth issue, Matt Rushing (Aggressive Negotiations & Owl Post), John Mills (Aggressive Neogotiations & Great Shot, Kid) and Tristan Riddell (Nerd Nuptial & Punch It) continue with the third phase of the MCU and review Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2 and Spider-Man: Homecoming.

There was an idea, called the 'Prelude to Infinity War'. The idea was to bring together a group of Nerd Party podcasters, see if they could become something more. See if they could work together when we needed them to revist and review the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe before 'Avengers: Infinity War' arrives on April 27th.


In our seventh issue, Lee Hutchison (Filibuster), Daniel Proulx (Ceti Alpha 3) and Matt Hansen kickstart the third phase of the MCU and review Captain America: Civil War and Doctor Strange.

"I promise i'm not trying to police anyone else's life choices, but seriously, all you guys who are rewatching the entire MCU: you know that there's like, all these other movies right."

A revent viral tweet inspires Dallas and Lee's chat this week as they talk about how they can actually blend watching original cinema with a Marvel Cinematic Universe rewatch. 


They look at 'Ghost Stories' with Dallas sharing his experience of the original stage play and how he feels the film adapation does justice to the source material. Lee and Dallas look at the success of 'A Quiet Place' and how it shredded their nerves in the cinema and the two compare their wildly different notes on 'Ready Player One' 

With 'Avengers: Infinity War' only weeks away, Dallas talks about his Marvel Cinematic Universe rewatch and they discuss their excitment for a forthcoming fan event in Edinburgh.

Lee, Dallas and Jo were lucky enough to attend the Avengers: Infinity War fan event in Edinburgh and share their reactions to the twentry five minutes of screened footage, what surprised them, meeting Joe Russo and how it's effected their anticipation for opening night.

Lee and Dallas also go through a list of Avengers actors and share their favourite non-Marvel movie that they've starred in.

The episode is largely spoiler free but there will be a warning before straying into some mild spoilers.

Actor Dominic Keating chats with Lee Hutchison about his role as security officer, Malcolm Reed on Star Trek: Enterprise, the ideas he pitched to Rick Berman and Brannon Braga, how the relationship between himself Connor Trinneer (Trip) translated to screen and some forthcoming acting and voice work projects.

Lee Hutchison is joined by Tom Pringle, better known to generations of children as Doctor Bunhead!



Tom talks about another successful year performing at the Edinburgh Science Festival and why the festival is the envy of the world. Tom shares his creative process for developing and then performing a Doctor Bunhead science show for the festival.

Tom explains the origin of the Doctor Bunhead character and how it lead to him having a starring role in the cult series, 'Brianiac: Science Abuse', teaching science to children all around the globe and performing live in the West End. 

Keep up to date with future Doctor Bunhead Shows at  www.facebook.com/TheRealDrBunhead


Learn more about the Edinburgh Science Festival at www.sciencefestival.co.uk

There was an idea, called the 'Prelude to Infinity War'. The idea was to bring together a group of Nerd Party podcasters, see if they could become something more. See if they could work together when we needed them to revist and review the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe before 'Avengers: Infinity War' arrives on April 27th.

 

In our sixth issue, Mike Schindler (Great Shot, Kid), Darren Moser (Ceti Alpha 3 & Goodnight Moon) and Matt Hansen wrap up the second phase of the MCU and review Avengers: Age of Ultron and Ant-Man.

Lee Hutchison is joined by artlist J.J. Lendl who talks with us about his creative process to designing art prints and posters for The X-Files and Star Trek: Discovery.

J.J. Lendl caught the internet and Fox Studios attention when he started an X-Files poster project for over 200 episodes. J.J. shares how he went from fan to working alongside Fox to create incredible and unique X-Files designs. 

Lee and J.J. discuss Star Trek and how the latest series, Discovery, inspired him to start a new project that has grabbed the attention and retweet button of the cast and Trekkies. 


J.J. also uses his art for mentoring young people in their local community and opens up about this incredible project.