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GWW Radio

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GWW Radio episodes

  • The Whovian Perspective: Episode 4 - Missy
    Every 2 weeks Heather Houston delves into the lore, idiosyncrasies, and opinionated world of Doctor Who past, present, and future. We choose a comment off of the Internet and put our Whovian spin on it.
    This episode features James Enstall of Geek to me Radio and Hubs Bill. We discuss Missy. So, listen up and let us know what you think.
    Intro and Outro music “Split Between”
    Transitions music "Sweeping Optimism"
    Background music "Softer Sides"
    All from Acoustic And Alternative Rock 4 from JewelBeats (link to cd and licensing).
    25 min
  • The Kessel Run #6: Hayden Christensen Returns
    Welcome to the Kessel Run where we bring you all the latest from a galaxy far, far away in less than 12 parsecs! On this episode I am joined by Heather from http://www.biteymadlady.com as we discuss Hayden Christensen’s return to Celebration after 15 years, ‘Kenobi’ rumors, our review of Rogue One, and the Fan Film of the Week!
    10 min
  • Games Podcast 269 | Atlus Streams
    On this episode we talk about, Atlus threatens to go after streamers, Your Data may not be safe on the Nintendo Switch and Mad Catz is going out of business all this and more on the Press Any Key Games Podcast.
    1 hr 14 min
  • Capes Crew Podcast #169: More Visitations with Scott Larson
    On this episode of the Capes Crew podcast, Will and Casey, sit down once again with Chicago native and ghost fanatic Scott Larson. He updates us on Visitations and brings some new Chicago area ghost stories to the podcast. We also discuss and review comics like Darth Maul #2, The Unworthy Thor #5 and Iron Fist #1
    1 hr 10 min
  • The Technodrome Tales Episode #2 - Did Shredder Train Sid From Toy Story? (Enter The Shredder)
    In this episode we discuss the upcoming Summer 2017 TMNT/Usagi Yojimbo TMNT comic crossover before getting into our discussions on episode 2: Enter the Shredder which originally aired on December 29th 1987, and featured the debut of Beebop and Rocksteady.
    Feel free to email any questions or comments about the show to [email protected]
    Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @TMNTechnodrome
    Please rate, review, and subscribe to us on iTunes, just search for: Technodrome Tales
    1 hr 10 min
  • Gaming @ 30 - Episode 41
    Kenney and Stu are joined by Grant Gustafson (@grantitis) who is a longtime fan, an inconsistent contributor, and - more recently - a Twitch streamer! The gang muddle through discussions on streaming, YouTube, podcasts, the future of industry personalities, and Kappa.
    34 min
  • Parlipod Comics Weekly #32: My Momoa
    On this episode we have a back issue review of the long forgotten Action Comics #565 from '85 and Shade the Changing Girl #7 from Young Animal. What should have been a normal sign off turned into sparta as a heated debate over Jason Momoa playing Aquaman got Dave and Lindsay ready to put up their dukes! Plus: Play Parlipod Trivia to win a copy of the CLZ App
    45 min
  • Jake and Tom Conquer The World 41: It's Worth a Sandwich - The Bryan Edward Hill Interview
    Joining Tom this week is returning guest host Dexter Buschatelli, as well as very special guest, Bryan Edward Hill, writer of the comic books “Postal” & “Romulus” from Top Cow and “Hulk: Monsters Unleashed” from Marvel, as well as the Starz series, “Ash vs Evil Dead”
    Subjects brought up include:
    *Why “Darkman” might be the greatest forgotten superhero movie of all time
    *Why it’s always important for a writer to know the ending of their stories,
    *Why larger comic book & film companies feel the need to drive their smaller competitors out
    *Ways authors can respect their audience (and how to handle fan backlash)
    *How the comic industry can grow itself past it’s current limits
    *Why film and television adaptations of comic books need to work with the characters’ original creators
    *Should writers use their comic book projects as studio pitches?
    *Are there really “secret societies”…?
    *The problems with conspiracy theories
    *The importance of diversity
    You can find Bryan’s books, “Postal” & “Romulus” at your local comic book store, or wherever fine books are sold, listen to Dexter on every episode of “Let’s Get Drunk and Talk Comics“, and be sure to help Jake and Tom in their quest for world domination by rating them highly on iTunes, sharing their stuff on social media & by telling your Android using friends to listen to them by using the Amazing And FREE Couch Party App, available exclusively on the Google Play Store!
    1 hr 33 min

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