Into the Spider-Cast

ruby (@pussyjihad) and Ignazio (@One_Post_A_Day_) discuss episodes 7 and 8 of Spectacular Spider-Man, while struggling through Ignazio's horrible internet connection issues- some of which have been left in unedited for comedic effect.

ruby (@pussyjihad) and Ignazio (@One_Post_A_Day_) discuss episodes 5 and 6 of Spectacular Spider-Man. Derailments abound.

ruby (@pussyjihad) and Ignazio (@One_Post_A_Day_) continue their coverage of Spectacular Spider-Man, discussing Season 1 Episode 3 (Natural Selection) and Season 1 Episode 4- (Market Forces)!

ruby (@pussyjihad) and Ignazio (@One_Post_A_Day_) begin their coverage of the 2008 animated show, Spectacular Spider-Man, by discussing it's first two episodes.

ruby (@pussyjihad) and Ignazio (@One_Post_A_Day_) talk Spider-Man, Spider-Ham, comics, and more with special guest, comics-writer Steve Foxe (@steve_foxe)!

the season finale is here, webheads! ruby (@pussyjihad) is joined by Grift (@GRIFTSH0P), Grimm (@ExileGrimm), and Ignazio (@OnePostADay) to discuss the multiversal event that is Spider-Man: No Way Home. The movie is discussed, Spider-Man is discussed, side tangents abound- it's podcasting at its finest!

ruby (@pussyjihad) is joined by Matt from the Casey Jones Podcast (@CaseyJPod) to shoot the shit talking about Spider-Man movies, the MCU Spider-Man, and the potential of No Way Home (no spoilers! this episode was recorded prior to the release of the film).

ruby (@pussyjihad) and Voiles (@Voiles1910) discuss the best superhero movie ever made, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, and have lots of laughs pouring over the insane details and fun tidbits about the film.

Lacking a guest to fill the dead air, ruby (@pussyjihad) stands alone as the sole defender of the MCU portrayal of Spider-Man, discussing her thoughts on Spider-Man Homecoming, Far From Home, and Tom Holland's appearances as the character in Civil War, Infinity War, and Endgame.

ruby (@pussyjihad) is joined by Ignazio (@OnePostADay) to discuss Marc Webb's Amazing Spider-Man duology, the failed attempt at a Spider-Man reboot by Sony after the end of the Raimi trilogy and before the MCU reboot, with tangents about comic books and insane movie opinions included.