Galactic Driftwood

When hell is full... you know that the crew of the Galactic Driftwood will be back to watch everything from a safe distance. That distance being orbit. Thankfully, hell still has room left and you can book your vacation now! In the meantime, we'll be talking about a film one of our friends and frequent guests (almost a host himself) Stu Burns turned us onto, One Cut of the Dead (Amazon Instant Video). This is a unique film that you're definitely going to have to watch for yourself, and stick with until the end. Trust me. Or, listen to this week's episode where Stu joins another frequent guest and expert in horror films, Benito Garcia (of GoRPGs fame) where we talk about this movie and hopefully don't spoil too much! Still, spoiler warning.

Inner Worlds are colliding this week on Galactic Driftwood as we interview the writer, producer, and actor Katie Otten, and fellow actor Tim Mantil, from the new web series Inner Worlds. Inner Worlds is a story about a group of characters that are starting a Dungeons & Dragons campaign together but, unlike the majority of D&D series out on the Internet where people just record themselves playing their characters in a game, this is a story about a group of players themselves and how playing the game affects their lives and relationships in little ways and ultimately changes them as people over time. Come and listen to the creatives involved discuss their work on the project and how they are bringing this story to life!

and the boys discuss season 4 of The Boys! 

There’s a lot to discuss, so get a firm grip on your towel and prepare

for a super discussion on some of the top revelations and most over-the-top

moments from this season.  The crew also

discusses the first season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and a deep dive

into episode 9 “All Those Who Wander” and parallels in the episode to the first

Alien movie and share some comedic memes related to Pike’s Peak. 

We will, we will, rock you! The crew of the Galactic Driftwood

was honored this week to find out one of your planets ranking systems

has placed our broadcasts in "The Top 50 Fiction Podcasts!"

We understand your planet uses many ranking systems for various things,

but we're happy to be recognized by your primitive internet. While we

mention it, that's not what we're talking about this week! This week

we're going to be talking about the end of Season 4 of Stranger Things!

We learn things about Vecna! Murray can do kung fu! Hopper is an

international man of adventure! Find out more on this week's Galactic

Driftwood Podcast!

Check out the 50 best fiction podcasts list here: https://blog.feedspot.com/fiction_podcasts/

Just let me enjoy my space-wizards with their pew-pew swords. Here on the good ship Galactic Driftwood, we take notice when things start to go awry on our home world. This week, we'll be talking about the sad trend of attacking actors and shows on social media for being "too woke" or whatever people are complaining about. So, I guess consider this a warning, if you think that a lesbian couple in a Pixar movie is "controversial" this episode probably isn't for you.

"You saved the breast for last!" The crew of the U.S.S. Galactic Driftwood is entering your local orbit again and this time we're sampling some of your finest human mea... I mean your finest horror movies. Oh, who are we fooling. This week we're setting our replicators to "long pork" and reviewing Fresh, a horror movie currently streaming on Hulu. If you haven't guessed from my many hints, this movie involves eating people, so you've been warned. And if you don't want to spoil your food (or your movie) you might want to head over and check it out. Either way, you should tune into the show this week and leave us a comment about who... I mean what your favorite food is.

"... to explore Strange New Worlds, new life, and new civilizations..." It's finally time to talk about something that the crew of the Galactic Driftwood has been looking forward to for quite a bit: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. It's no secret we've got some fans of the original series on the ship so this return to "classic" Star Trek has been something that a bunch of people have been excited for. If you're not into Star Trek, don't worry, we've got some other nerdy content to cover, including Thor: Love and Thunder! Leave us a comment and let us know what you're looking forward to seeing and why!

“Fear is the path to the dark side … fear leads to anger … anger leads to hate … hate leads to suffering.” - Yoda. Lately, the crew of the Galactic Driftwood has been a little overworked. Your planet is producing too much nerdy entertainment for every member of the crew to review. This week, on the Galactic Driftwood Podcast, we'll be selling each other on the different shows that we're watching and will probably do a full episode on when more member can get caught up. We'll be talking about our first impressions of the new season of Stranger Things, Kenobi, and more! Tune in for another fun episode!

While the U.S.S. Galactic Driftwood is an interstellar vessel, our home port is Omaha, Nebraska. One of our charter mission is to talk to area fans, creators and nerds of all types. This week, we're talking to area author Matthew Rotundo, author of the The Prison World Revolt Trilogy (Petra, Petra Released, and Petra Rising.) We got to talk to him about his novels, writing process, and a variety of other things. If you've got a chance, check out his home page, and give his books a read!

By the hoary hosts of Hoggoth! The good ship Galactic Driftwood is pulling into a parking orbit to transmit another episode of nerdy goodness to your planet! In this episode, the crew welcomes a couple special guests, Jermaine of the Trekkers' Delight podcast and award winning author Matthew Rotundo, to talk about the newest MCU movie, Doctor Strange 2: The Multiverse of Madness! We have a variety of opinions to share, but beware the spoilers! We keep some things under wraps, but consider yourself warned! We'll also be talking about what might be coming in the next season of Stranger Things, debuting May 27th on Netflix.