Hatching Phoenix Productions

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  • DDoP Everyday Drabbles #03: Lazy Saturday / Hatchet
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    Forged steel bade on wooden handle.

    The compact boarding axe was an effective weapon in close combat. While it was an effective weapon in hand-to-hand combat, it was more effective as a tool. The boarding axe was used to clear the decks of lines and broken timbers. It was invaluable at removing hot shot which caused devastating fires on board ships. The hook of the axe was used to drag debris across the decks and over the side.

    Credit: Harold Dorwin (Smithsonian Institution)

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    Welcome to day three of Everyday Drabbles for the Dog Days of Podcasting! Today I took it easy and recovered from the week, ran some errands, and caught up on the DDoP feed while making dinner.
    Today’s story is “Hatchet.”

    Music in today’s episode is from Incompetech.com.
    Subscribe to the Dog Days of Podcasting Feed at their website!

    4 min
  • DDoP Everyday Drabbles #2: Preparation / The Chosen One

    Hello!
    Welcome back to day two of Everyday Drabbles for the Dog Days of Podcasting! Today I talk about preparing for the Better Off Read Summer Book Festival at the end of this month.
    Today’s Drabble is “The Chosen One!”

    Music in today’s podcast is from Kevin MacLeod!

    6 min
  • DDoP Everyday Drabbles #1: Introduction / Landing

    Hello!
    Welcome to Day one of the Dog Days of Podcasting! This year I am performing some of my favorite Everyday Drabbles and discussing editing, tabling at the upcoming Better Off Read literary festival in Lewiston, NY, and whatever else strikes my fancy.
    Today’s Drabble is “Landing.”

    Music in today’s podcast are “Danse Macabre” and “Ghost Processional – Alternate” By Kevin Macleod.

    5 min
  • Podcast Repost – NP95: This Deathtrap Could’ve Been an Email

    Welcome to Nostalgia Pilots! In today’s episode: Spence, Jason, Jurd, and Hugh discuss Mobile Fighter G Gundam Episode 32: Dangerous Trap! Neros Gundam Strikes Back!

    In this episode, Michelo Chariot returns, but it’s too late for him to become Domon’s nemesis. Plus, Wong blows smoke, Chibodee is chased off the road in his flying car, and Allenby rushes the mic. Plus, Team Neo-Russia can’t be blown up by someone else’s bomb, and Gundam Heaven’s Sword can transform, but still looks like it’s wearing a silly hat.

    37 min
  • Podcast Repost – NP94: Clown Balls

    Welcome to Nostalgia Pilots!

    Tonight, Hugh, Jason, and Jurd discuss G Gundam Episode 31: Dazzling Power of the Clown! Get Mad, Gundam Maxter!

    In this episode, Chibodee relives his childhood trauma, the Jester Gundam is cool but disturbing, and pilot Romario Manini has Pennywise powers, maybe. 
Plus, the healing power of song, and Rain can’t take Domon anywhere.

    48 min
  • Podcast Repost: NP93 – Street Fighter 25

    Welcome to Nostalgia Pilots! This week, Hugh, Jurd and Spence consider Mobile Fighter G Gundam #30: Beautiful Fighter: Dangerous Allenby!

    This week, Domon wrecks an arcade machine, Allenby has cold fists, and Rain is totally fine with this. Plus, Argo gets Worfed out of the gate, and the Noble Gundam has strong ribbon game.

    41 min
  • Podcast Repost: NP92 – Fish Mode!

    Welcome to Nostalgia Pilots!
This week, Jurd, Hugh and Jason consider Mobile Fighter G Gundam episode 29: Running Away! Sai Saici in Love!

    Tonight, Sai Saici’s outfit is extremely Nineties, the series makes a brief nod to the original Gundam, and we ask the question, ‘Who’s piloting that clock Gundam?’
    Plus, was this whole plot a scam by the Hong Kong Chamber of Commerce, and you’ll never find anyone more serious about revenge than us.

    36 min
  • Podcast Repost: NP 91 – Wacky Waving Arm Gundam

    Welcome to Nostalgia Pilots! This week, Hugh, Jason and Jurd discuss Mobile Fighter G Gundam episode 28: Domon Targeted! The Assassin’s Staff

    In this episode, this blind assassin has terrible fashion sense, Domon has a rare moment of knowing what the hell is going on, and you can still have the power of friendship, even if you aren’t really friends. Plus, we spot the whole set of blind swordsman cliches, and you didn’t have to cut that bus in half! Jesus

    Promo: Flash Pulp

    49 min

About Hatching Phoenix Productions

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A compilation of the podcasts and podcast appearances of Hugh J. O'Donnell. Includes The Way of the Buffalo, The Freelance Hunters, Chrononauts Cinema Reviews, and other appearances.