Grindhouse Messiah

Prior to finishing up editing this episode, we’d thought that this was a podcast in the making for a year… turns out… it was 2. The interview included at the end of this episode is actually almost exactly 2 years ago and features a 7 year old Cash chatting with Liz aka The Singing Lizard. He sounds so much younger, it’s a really fun listen after hearing him talk for 20-25 minutes now, as a 9 year old.

That said, HI! This is officially our first REAL episode of the FarOut KidsCast, the new kid-centric podcast on The Farsighted Network. Cash and his dad talk about stuff that Cash is into, bring on guests, play music, and invite Cash’s little brother on for a monthly segment called “DJ Weston’s Dance Party”.

This month we talk video games, mostly Pokemon. Cash planned out the whole episode himself and it was a blast. Each month, we’ll probably work on tightening up the format, but for a 9 year old’s first podcast, he straight up kills it.

The theme song is by Hawaii rapper Kwalified and the episode features music from The Singing Lizard, the great kindie artist Laurie Berkner (whose dance remix album is currently in rotation at the house), and Weston’s selection of an Afro-Jack remix of Michael Jackson.

Please let us know if you’d like us to feature your music, talk about an interview on the podcast, or have suggestion for good family/kids type topics for Cash to explore with his dad and guests. You can email us at [email protected] with the subject “KidsCast”.

As we get closer to premiering Season 2 of Post Traumatic Church Disorder and uploading all of the back episodes onto our server (currently available over at PodBean), we share with you a very special episode of something close to Chuck’s heart.

Open up your ears and hearts and let Chuck’s words challenge you! And, please extend a welcome to our newest podcast on The Farsighted Network.

[Editor’s Note: Thanks for checking out Victims and Villains, now a part of our extended podcast family. In addition to joining us here at The Farsighted Network, Victims and Villains is a proud member of the Nerf Herder Network. We officially welcome them here and thank them for being part of our ever-growing family. They also still host their own site over at victimsandvillains.net.]

This week we are joined by Brandon Miller from The P.S. Midnight Cast and music from Pilgrims’ Dream (“Live Your Life” & “Oceans”) to discuss the film, The Strangers. Our theme is courtesy of Logan McElroy (“52 Plus Theme”).

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Fans and friends of the podcasts of The Farsighted Network, please join us in welcoming a few new podcasts. In addition to adding The SliceCast last month and Post Traumatic Church Disorder in the next week or so, we’ve joined forced with victimsandvillains.net. Three VV podcasts are joining the ranks. Stay tuned for more details on the others, but right now you can enjoy The P.S. Midnight Cast!

Join Brandon & Josh as this episode dives into Heaven’s Gate cult and tragedy of 1997, the rivalry between Mike Awesome & Masato Tanaka, a review of Right Said Fred’s “Up” & most importantly letting you know that light for your dark season is possible.

If you or someone you know is struggling with suicide, depression, addiction or self-harm; we want you to know of the light we are talking about. You can get in touch with us via facebook (/psmidnightcast), victimsandvillains.net or call anonymously to 1-800-273-8255

Thanks to Eric Skiff for our intro & outro

CinemaSlice.com and The Farsighted Network present… the debut of the new and improved SLICECAST

On this inaugural episode, Justin talks to indie filmmaker Tonia Carrier as part of Women in Horror Month, whose latest feature Bailiwick is a fringe fantasy drama with horror elements. She’s got more horror in the works, too. Fans of other genres will love her offbeat comedy Selling Stupid, as well.

The audio isn’t great, so please bear with us as we figure out some of the logistics on this new endeavor. Tonia is a delight to hear, however… so that should more than make up for it.

Check our some of her projects and links below:

Bailiwick on Facebook

And check out Jeff Schrems on Bandcamp!

The tracks featured here are “Bath Tub Mary” and “Monster in Me”. The latter was written for Bailiwick and the music video was directed by Tonia.

See you again later this month with more movie talk and more great tunes!