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  • 2026 MCU Chronological Watch Order | Mostly Superheroes

    Trying to watch the Marvel Cinematic Universe in chronological order — and getting overwhelmed?

    In this episode of Mostly Superheroes, Logan breaks down the entire MCU timeline, explaining the correct chronological watch order, where people usually get confused, and how to actually enjoy the MCU without turning it into homework.

    00:00:00 Why the MCU watch order is so confusing (release vs chronological)

    00:02:58 What “chronological order” actually means in the MCU
    00:06:12 Where Captain America: The First Avenger fits in the timeline
    00:09:44 Phase One in true timeline order
    00:13:38 Phase Two and where continuity starts to crack
    00:17:55 Phase Three and the Infinity Saga payoff
    00:22:41 Why watching everything in order starts to fail
    00:26:19 Disney+ shows and canon confusion
    00:30:58 The multiverse problem and broken rules
    00:35:04 Why release order still matters
    00:39:12 The best way to rewatch the MCU
    00:43:05 Final thoughts and MCU viewing advice

    From Captain America: The First Avenger to the multiverse era, this episode walks through what order makes sense, when release order still matters, and how Marvel storytelling has changed over time.

    Whether you’re a first-time viewer or doing a full rewatch, this guide will help you watch smarter — not harder.

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    45 min
  • Aaron Perine on Free TV, Local Media, and Building Phase Hero | Mostly Superheroes Podcast

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    In this episode of Mostly Superheroes, host Logan sits down with Aaron Perine — media strategist, educator, and creator behind How to Watch Free TV and Phase Hero — for a wide-ranging conversation about modern media, access, and creativity.

    00:00:00 – Intro & catching up with Aaron Perine

    00:02:14 – What “How to Watch Free TV” actually is
    00:06:01 – Why access to media still matters
    00:10:22 – Building trust with an audience
    00:15:47 – From passion project to real business
    00:21:36 – Launching Phase Hero
    00:27:04 – Creator burnout & sustainability
    00:32:18 – Local media vs algorithm culture
    00:38:41 – Pop culture, tech, and curiosity
    00:44:55 – What’s next for Aaron
    00:48:02 – Final thoughts & wrap-up

    Aaron shares how they built a massive audience by helping people cut the cord, why local media still matters, and what creators need to understand about sustainability, trust, and serving real communities. The conversation also dives into pop culture, technology shifts, burnout, and how curiosity can become a career.

    Whether you’re a creator, media nerd, or just trying to make sense of the current media landscape, this episode offers real insight — no hype, no gatekeeping.

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    1 hr 5 min
  • Why Live Radio Still Matters: Mike Schrand on NPR, Music, Movies, and Loving St. Louis

    Mike Schrand has spent more than 30 years at St. Louis Public Radio — and his story is a masterclass in curiosity, creativity, and community.

    In this episode of Mostly Superheroes, Mike joins Logan Janis for a wide-ranging conversation that moves from overnight jazz shifts and Morning Edition to songwriting, cult movies, and why St. Louis is “the world’s largest small town.”

    We talk about the evolution of public radio, nonprofit journalism, and why live, local storytelling still matters in an on-demand world. Mike also opens up about his life as a musician — including his solo albums Late Bloomer and Things Have Changed — plus the role art plays in identity, family, and aging creatively.

    Along the way, we dig into movie history filmed right here in St. Louis (Escape from New York), James Gunn stories, NPR programming, and what it really means to serve a community through sound.

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    • 00:00:00 – Welcome & Why Mike Schrand’s Story Matters

    • 00:01:00 – Nerd Culture, The Tick, and Illustrated Comics
    • 00:03:20 – Discovering Public Radio in St. Louis
    • 00:06:00 – Interning at St. Louis Public Radio in the 1980s
    • 00:08:20 – Overnight Jazz Shifts & Learning Radio the Hard Way
    • 00:10:45 – Legendary Jazz Stories and Late-Night Calls
    • 00:13:00 – Behind the Scenes of Morning Edition
    • 00:16:30 – Why Public Radio Feels Different
    • 00:18:55 – Live Radio vs On-Demand Media
    • 00:21:00 – Returning to St. Louis Public Radio Full-Time
    • 00:23:00 – 30 Years at the Station & Career Reflections
    • 00:25:00 – Program Director Years & Leadership Lessons
    • 00:27:00 – Community, Third Spaces, and Local Radio
    • 00:29:38 – Growing Up in St. Louis: Pizza Nights & Family Rituals
    • 00:31:15 – Living in the City & Daily Life in St. Louis
    • 00:32:01 – Parenting, Neurodiversity, and Family Routines
    • 00:32:57 – Morning Radio Schedules & Family Balance
    • 00:33:29 – Concerts, Off Broadway & the Arts Scene
    • 00:33:47 – Life as a Musician & Creative Passion
    • 00:34:24 – Father’s Advice: Art vs Stability
    • 00:34:47 – Salt of the Earth: 23 Years & 7 Albums
    • 00:35:12 – Solo Albums, Late Bloomer, and DIY Creation
    • 00:36:00 – Experimenting with AI & Music Videos
    • 00:36:44 – Sharing Original Music on the Podcast
    • 00:37:00 – “Stranger”: Identity, Aging, and Self-Reflection
    • 00:41:52 – “Jackknife”: Writing Through Family Trauma
    • 00:44:52 – Movies, Media, and Personal Favorites
    • 00:45:20 – James Gunn, St. Louis, and Small-World Stories
    • 00:46:25 – Super, Troma Films & Early Filmmaking
    • 00:48:14 – Media Consolidation & Why NPR Is Different
    • 00:49:22 – “Just the Facts”: Public Radio Philosophy
    • 00:50:05 – Network, The Dark Knight, and Media Power
    • 00:51:22 – Alamo Drafthouse Event & Giveaway
    • 00:54:03 – Escape from New York & St. Louis Film History
    • 00:57:16 – Chain of Rocks Bridge Car Chase Story
    • 00:58:59 – NPR Programming Highlights
    • 01:02:28 – Career Reflection & Following Your Passions
    • 01:05:17 – “The World’s Largest Small Town”
    • 01:06:14 – Why New Voices Help Cities Grow
    • 01:08:24 – Mike Schrand Sign-Off
    • 01:09:00 – Credits & Support

    1 hr 10 min
  • 2026 Screen & Social Calendar is Live!

    The 2026 Screen & Social calendar just dropped 👀

    Movie nights, giveaways, comics, and real fan energy — all year long.

    Spider-Man, Avengers, Supergirl, Voltron & more.

    St. Louis, this one’s for you.

    #MostlySuperheroes #MovieTok #MarvelTok #StLouisEvents #ScreenAndSocial

    1 min
  • Live Giveaways & 2026 Movie Events | Friday LIVE! January 30th, 2029

    It’s Friday Live on Mostly Superheroes! Host Logan Janis dives into Marvel’s Wonder Man (spoiler-free first reactions), spins the prize wheel with live viewers, and shares major updates on Screen & Social movie events, 2 Rivers Comic Con, and what’s coming next on the podcast.

    This episode covers:

    00:00:17 – Welcome to Friday Live & Prize Wheel Rules

    00:01:55 – Recent Podcast Drops & Guest Highlights
    00:03:26 – St. Louis Public Radio Interview Tease
    00:04:43 – Boys & Girls Club of St. Louis Upcoming Episode
    00:05:30 – Live Prize Wheel Spin & Winner
    00:09:06 – 2 Rivers Comic Con Ticket Giveaway
    00:10:30 – What You’re Watching: Marvel’s Wonder Man
    00:13:19 – 2026 Screen & Social Movie Event Calendar
    00:15:32 – Community Updates & Podcast Support

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    18 min
  • Angella Sharpe: From St. Louis Blues to Barbie Collecting & TV Hosting

    Join Logan Janis on Mostly Superheroes as he sits down with St. Louis media personality Angella Sharpe. In this episode, Angella shares her journey from working with the St. Louis Blues and Tampa Bay to her current role hosting on STL TV. We dive deep into her passion for collecting Barbies, her experience interviewing the crew at the legendary Cardinals Superman Day, and her thoughts on why anyone with enough money—and vengeance—could be Batman. From "Firebird Fest" to meeting the real-life Peter Griffin at Comic-Con, this conversation captures the high-energy spirit of one of St. Louis's favorite broadcasters.

     
     
     
     
     

    Segment Timestamps:

    00:00:16 – Flashback: Cardinals Superman Day Jersey Giveaway

    00:01:03 – Introducing Mostly Superheroes & Local STL Roots

    00:03:14 – Logan and Angella Recap the Busch Stadium Interview

    00:05:48 – Angella’s Secret Passion: Collecting Barbies

    00:06:28 – Career Journey: From St. Louis to Nashville and Tampa Bay

    00:09:02 – Inside STL TV and Highlighting St. Louis Events

    00:10:04 – Why Batman is the Ultimate Relatable Superhero

    00:11:36 – The Logistics of Podcasting with the Full Crew

    00:12:40 – Summer Cruises and Firebird Car Culture

    00:14:35 – Dexter Fan Theories & The Return of the Series

    00:15:24 – Testing the New Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glasses

    00:40:49 – Seeing Back to the Future on the Big Screen

    00:42:55 – Meeting "Peter Griffin" and Keanu Reeves Lookalikes

     

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    53 min
  • Wonder Man (Disney+) Instant Reaction — Marvel’s Quiet Win?

    Wonder Man just landed on Disney+ and we had thoughts—spoiler-free first, then full breakdown. Acting-forward Marvel? Actual heart? A surprise MCU win? We get into what works, what hits, and why this one feels different.

    ⏱ Episode Chapters

    00:00:00 Release info & setup
    00:00:30 Spoiler-free overview
    00:01:10 Cast & MCU ties
    00:02:06 Should you watch it?
    00:03:10 ⚠️ Spoilers start
    00:05:27 The reveal & finale
    00:06:38 Final score & MCU future

    Who ever reads this and realizes this episode is S7 E11, email SLURPEE to [email protected] and we will buy you a Slurpee. Must be 18+ to enter, terms and conditions apply. 

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    12 min
  • Smallville Season 8 Episode 1 “Odyssey” Rewatch | Talkville Questions, Justice League & Daily Planet

    Rewatching Smallville Season 8, Episode 1 “Odyssey” in anticipation of the return of Talkville with Tom Welling, Michael Rosenbaum, and Ryan. Host Logan Janis shares his immediate reactions, favorite moments, and listener questions submitted directly to the Talkville hotline.

    This episode dives into the Justice League storyline, Clark Kent leaving Smallville, the start of the Daily Planet era, Chloe’s dangerous new abilities, and the absence (and looming shadow) of Lex Luthor. No deep dive spoilers — just genuine fan insight and thoughtful questions for the Talkville team.

    ⏱️ Timestamps & Topics (HH:MM:SS)

    00:00:06 – Welcome Back to Mostly Superheroes

    00:00:31 – Why Rewatch Smallville Season 8 Now
    00:01:13 – Life Without Lex Luthor & Rosenbaum’s Absence
    00:01:53 – Watching Smallville Then vs Now
    00:02:15 – Why This Isn’t a Talkville Recap
    00:02:40 – Submitting Questions to the Talkville Hotline
    00:03:18 – Rewatch Begins: Smallville S8E1 “Odyssey”
    00:03:46 – First Impressions After the Episode
    00:04:10 – Justice League, Chloe’s Powers & Lex’s Shadow
    00:04:38 – Clark Leaves Smallville & Joins the Daily Planet
    00:05:00 – No Doomsday Tease? Sam Witwer Discussion
    00:05:16 – Question for Michael Rosenbaum
    00:05:36 – Question for Tom Welling
    00:06:01 – Question for Ryan (Producer Perspective)
    00:06:21 – Final Thoughts & Supporting Indie Podcasts

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    7 min
  • 2 Rivers Comic Con 2026 Contest - Win an Autographed Poster!

    Enter to win by purchasing tickets by February 12th, 2026 at www.2riverscomiccon.com. Terms and conditions apply, contact 2 Rivers Comic Con with any questions.

    Learn more and watch the full episode at www.mostlysuperheroes.com.

    #comiccon #stlouis #mostlysuperheroes #2riverscomiccon #contest

    1 min

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