Filibuster

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 fifth issue, Tristan Riddell (Nerd Nuptial & Punch It), Matthew Rushing (Aggressive Negotiations & Owl Post) and Shawn Eastridge (Missing Frames) continue phase 2 of the MCU and look at two of the most popular films, Captain America: The Winter Soldier and Guardians of the Galaxy.

Lee Hutchison is joined by photo journalist, Travis Wesley who talks about his unique childhood growing up on the set of 'Seinfeld'. 


Travis Wesley's mother, Elza Camacho was a boom operator on 'Seinfeld' and Travis was lucky enough to spend time on set while his mother worked, he shares what he learned from the incredibly talented crew that put together this Emmy award winning series. Travis speaks about the magical experiences he shared with Jerry Seinfeld, Michael Richards, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Jason Alexander and what it was like on set. 


Travis was also cast as Kruger's son in the classic episode, 'The Slicer' and reflects back on that episode, his role in it and its place in history as "the original photobomb".


Travis talks about his career as a photo journalist and how those early experiences on the 'Seinfeld' set inspired him.

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 fouth issue, Mike Schindler (Great Shot, Kid), Phillip Gilfus (Ceti Alpha 3 & Time and Space) and Lee Hutchison (Filibuster) look back at the start of the second phase of the MCU and review Iron Man 3 and Thor: The Dark World.

Babylon 5 - Season Five Overview

The five-year arc of "Babylon 5" almost didn't finish - it was a last minute pick-up by then-cable channel TNT that ensured the sci-fi series would have a final season. In this episode of Filibuster, your B5 guides Phillip Gilfus and Charlynn Schmiedt are joined by Norman Lao to talk season five. For some fans, the last season of this show can be ... up for debate. However, Norm is the designated "cheerleader" for S5 and helps Phillip & Char see how telepath stories and the fall of Centauri Prime are essential to the soft landing to the finale. All three hosts struggle to say goodbye as they also discuss "Sleeping in Light" and how it all ended as a TV show.

What did you think of "Babylon 5"'s final season and finale?

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 third issue, Lee Hutchison (Filibuster), Shawn Eastridge (Missing Frames) and Matt Hansen wrap up the first phase of the MCU with a discussion of Captain America: The First Avenger and Avengers Assemble.

Lee Hutchison is joined by Ellen Clarke, Chloe Hendrie and Joe Rayner, collectively known as Trampled Daisy.


Trampled Daisy are an exciting Edinburgh based band who have recently released their first demo and started performing live. Lee talks with the band about their early musical tastes, what inspired them to take up their instruments, how the band came together, the loss of music venues in Edinburgh, putting together a demo and where next for this talented trio.


You can hear Trampled Daisy on iTunes and Spotify from March 23rd but are currently live on https://trampleddaisy.bandcamp.com/releases


Click here to follow Trampled Daisy on Twitter - @TrampledDaisyEH, Instagram - instagram.com/trampleddaisy and on Facebook - facebook.com/trampleddaisyband/

WARNING: DOES CONTAIN SOME COLOURFUL METAPHORS

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 second issue, Daniel Proulx (Ceti Alpha 3), Darren Moser (Ceti Alpha 3 & Goodnight Moon) and Phillip Gilfus (Ceti Alpha 3 & Time and Space) welcome Thor, Black Widow, Loki, Hawkeye, infinity stones and parrots to the MCU as they look back at Iron Man 2 and Thor.

Post-hardcore band, Hell Is For Heroes sit down with Lee Hutchison and Lesley Black for a backstage interview. 

Hell is for Heroes have been touring the UK celebrating the 15th anniversary of their most popular album, The Neon Handshake. Vocalist Justin Schlosberg and drummer, Joe Birch reflect on what has changed over the past fifteen years since the albums release, life on the road, being back on the stage again and what next for the band. 

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.

To kickstart our series, Tristan Riddell (Nerd Nupital & Punch It), John Mills (Great Shot, Kid & Aggressive Negotiations) and Shawn Eastridge (Missing Frames) look at the early choices and beginnings of the universe and the first two adventures, Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk.

Lee Hutchison (@Lee_Nostromo) is joined again by writer, projectionist and author, Dallas King (@ChampCelluloid) to share their 2018 Glasgow Film Festival experiences. 



From Isle of Dogs on opening night to Nae Pasaran which closed the festival, Lee and Dallas have watched quite a few diverse and exciting movies in-between and want to share what you should seek out when they get a wide release. 


Imogen Poots and Callum Turner also speak with Lee on the red carpet about their latest movie, Mobile Homes.