Freedom Cats

The Cats meander through the topics of Star Wars, CGI, Hitman, AI, Barry, conspiracies, and government oversights.

The main topic today is the show Barry. Written and produced by Bill Hader and Alec Berg. Bill Hader stars as Barry, a war veteran who finds his calling in contract killing after he loses his direction post deployment. He’s guided by his family friend Monroe Fuches. Some problems arise when Barry finds a new calling in acting, and the Chechen gangs in the area start making problems. Barry is forced to toe the line between hiding his double life, and struggling to maintain his crumbling psyche. This tragedy disguised in a comedy is Freedom Cats approved!

ChatGPT, crypto, and more today on the Freedom Cats podcast. AI making beautiful Art, Zuckerberg taking over Metaverse, and the immersion of virtual reality are just some topics. Other topics include: You People (The movie), Jonah Hill in movies, and movie directors. Today's light-hearted episode tends to be more eclectic than most, so beware.

The gang talks about good anime, and other styles of animation, trudging over to the Star Wars and Marvel animated/live action universes. They attempt to answer the question: why are our favorite characters our favorite characters, and do their struggles with themselves and their ability add the depth necessary to create memorable and interesting stories?

The conversation turns more serious as Chris jumps into his experiences with epilepsy, his feelings of things being wrong, having episodes, and the need to not take things for granted.

Today the gang gets off track, but always seems to return to talking about bodies of running water. Whether it’s Tippy River Adventures, a movie about a terrible rafting trip, River cleaning and habitat conservation, and a movie about the fly-fishing brothers. 

Special features: Aliens, and trading soap for radioactive material.

In the movie “A River Runs Through It,” based on the book by Norman Maclean: The Maclean brothers, Paul (Brad Pitt) and Norman (Craig Sheffer), live a relatively idyllic life in rural Montana, spending much of their time fly fishing. They spend long periods of time apart, but always connect again and go fly fishing. They spend their time together recounting stories from over the time they spent separated. Like the FC’s say: “It’s like A Field of Dreams, but with fishing.”

The Freedom Cats (meow) tackle many important topics in this eclectic episode about the HBO series "The Last Of Us", naturally occurring death chemicals, the current state of Kosciusko, real estate, inflation, and most importantly: Chris running for mayor...?

"The Last Of Us" is a post-apocalyptic video game series turned TV show. Starring Pedro Pascal as Joel, a hardened survivor of the apocalypse. He takes charge of 14-year-old Ellie (Bella Ramsey) to smuggle her across the country due to her apparent immunity towards the Cordyceps infection that caused the world to fall apart.

Welcome to the FREEDOM CATS Chris, Jody and Stefan. let's breakdown this movie and see how it fits into our lives and world today. 

the cats talk about the local election 

will The LAST DRAGON make it into the Cat Cannon: An enjoyable pastiche of martial arts, romance, music, and video, THE LAST DRAGON presents a likable young hero, Leroy (Taimak), who aspires to become a kung fu master. Trouble arises in the form of a huge man who calls himself "Sho' Nuff, who is determined to prove himself the kung fu master of the neighborhood.

The cats discuss who's coming for breakfast, Indiana Jones, sequels prequel's and movies that forever etched themselves into our memory as our first fright film . 

What happens when one of the Freedom Cats is sick? The other two cats continue to do the podcast talk about the movie they review in their book club. and trash the sick cat for not being here this is that podcast enjoy.