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Keith, John and Jules are joined by Katherine for the third pick in the topic “False Starts.”
Our intro starts with Katherine recommending Alec Baldwin’s “Here’s the Thing” podcast.
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pt3: The Iron Giant (animated feature 1999)
Jules’ pick for our topic of False Start is the Warner Bros. animated feature from director Brad Bird.
A sweet poster from Mondo.
Style-guide character studies. Hogarth and Annie underwent some revisions going into production.
A frame of effects animation from renowned artist Michel Gagné.
Mondo’s sweet deluxe Iron Giant figure.
You can purchase The Iron Giant on blu-ray or streaming.
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NEXT WEEK: The topic “False Start” concludes next week with Keith’s pick; Terry Gilliam’s The Adventures of Baron Munchausen.
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Keith, John and Jules are joined by Katherine for the second pick in the topic “False Starts.”
During our intro Keith recommends checking out OK Go’s video for their track “Upside Down & Inside Out.”
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pt2: Emily Owens M.D. (television series 2012)
Katherine’s pick this week series Emily Owen M.D. A series that ran one season on the CW.The series has a great cast but wasn’t exactly the formula that CW was working to perfect. A good deal of the cast can be found in other shows; Mamie Gummer as Emily Owen (one of the three Meryl Streep daughters). Bonnie the Witch as Emily’s rival in medicine and love. The Green Arrow - Emily and Bonnie’s object of desire.
Check out Emily Owen M.D. streaming on Netflix.
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NEXT WEEK: “False Start” continues with Jules’ pick Warner Bros.’ The Iron Giant from director Brad Bird.
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Keith, John and Jules are joined by Katherine for a new topic “False Starts.”
Prior to diving in on the pick this week Jules shares his latest personal obsession VR and his purchase of the Oculus Rift.
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pt1: Psychonauts (video game 2005)
John’s pick this week is the first game from Double Fine. Originally released for the Xbox, Windows and Playstation 2 back in 2005/2006.
The game had great writers, great artists, and great designers but was troubled by internal disorganization as the team cut there teeth on producing a game as a new studio.
Scott C.’s character art for the protagonist “Raz”
Double Fine started a series of documentaries as a part of a Kickstarter for their game Broken Age. The series explored Psychonauts’ development. You can see more videos about Double Fine on their YouTube page.
You can purchase Psychonauts on Steam and a number of other game streaming services. You can learn more about Psychonauts II on the FIG fundraising site.
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NEXT WEEK: “False Start” continues with Katherine’s pick Emily Owens M.D.
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The week we take a pause from our standard fare. John, Jules and Keith are joined this week by their long time friend Jason Plapp to reflect on the recent passing of a friend. This is the first time we've recorded remotely so we could include Plapp from his home in Los Angeles where he works in the animation industry.
This is a deluxe episode where we introduce you to our friend through the things he introduced to us.
Jason Golliher, who went by Jase or Jayse, for a time by Ari or Artie, and most recently Jackson Hall, was an artist and musician who we had the good fortune to know and befriend in college. He played a pivotal part in Keith, Plapp, John and Jules meeting.
"Golden Microphone" a piece from Jayse AKA Jackson Hall 2010. You can find more of his work on his portfolio site.
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PART 1: Keith - Grant Lee Buffalo "Mighty Joe Moon" Album 1994
Keith recalls an album that Jayse introduced him to soon after they met.
You can listen on Spotify, purchase on iTunes or Amazon, and access through any number of music services.
Some of the tracks we discuss in the show:
Mighty Joe Moon
Last Days of Tecumsah
Lone Star
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PART 2: Plapp - The Guitar & Gram Parsons (Musician 1946-1973)
Plapp recalls how Jayse introduced him to notion of learning the guitar, and further that Jayse introduced him to the music of Gram Parsons
From "Sweetheart of the Rodeo" with the Byrds, through his role in the Flying Burrito Brothers, and onto his solo work and collaborations with Emmylou Harris, Jayse shared the music and storied life of this artist with Plapp.
You can listen to some of his great music here:
Sweetheart of the Rodeo (Spotify, iTunes, Amazon)
Flying Burrito Bros. (Spotify, iTunes, Amazon)
He was one of the greats, but don't take our word for it:
>_______________________________________________________________________PART 3: Jules - "B***h Betta Bite Back" (Mixtape Winter 1997
Jules recalls how Jayse whipped up a mixtape in his Brighton apartment.
Jules was able to cobble together most of the mix in a Spotify Playlist you can listen to here.
Track list:
SIDE A:
Hobo Humpin' Slobo Babe - Whale
As Girls Go - Suzanne Vega
Miss Freelove '69 - Hoodoo Gurus
Fortunate Son - Creedence Clearwater Revival
Punk Rock Girl - Dead Milkmen
Spinal Meningitis - Ween
Freedom of '76 - Ween
Wannabe - Spice Girls
Bubblehouse - Modeski Martin and Wood
For Those of Ya'll Who Wear Fannie Packs - Ben Folds Five
Cherokee Boogie - BR549
Sensurround - They Might Be Giants (not streaming - available on Amazon)
Watch that Girl Destroy Me - Possum Dixon
Woo Hah - Busta Ryhmes
Cantaloupe Island - Herbie Hancock
SIDE B:
Come on Eileen - Dexys Midnight Runners
Lyin' Ass B***h - Fishbone
Ode to Rene - Ween
Lover's Lane - Squirrel Nut Zippers
Dick - King Missile
Happiness is a Warm Gun - the Breeders
Sexy Mother F****r - Prince (not streaming- available on iTunes)
Stuart - Dead Milkmen
Pink Thing - XTC
Walking on Sunshine - Katrina & the Waves
You Shook Me All Night Long - AC/DC
Take the Skinheads Bowling - Camper Van Beethoven
Ghostbusters - Ray Parker Jr.
Marble Tulip Juicy Tree - Ween
Syeeda's Song Flute - Modeski Martin and Wood
We also dig into a favorite band of Jayse: Ween. Their album "The Mollusk" came out in the summer of 1997 - between our freshman and sophomore years of college. You can listen to this album on Spotify, iTunes, or Amazon.
>_______________________________________________________________________PART 4: John - The Art of Drinking
John recalls that in college Jayse had turned 21 soon after we all met. He bucked the trend of college drinking being a 'just to get drunk' activity.
Jayse introduced us to PBR and extolled the virtues of whiskey as a way of adding smoke to your singing voice. Jayse loved to share his Tennessee roots: namely the music, hospitality and the whiskey. Our Hollis Place home where at least a half dozen of us lived our last year of college. There just inside the right hand door, on the right hand side was Jayse's room- that first floor window on the right was his. Jayse loved having people in his room to share stories, drinks, laughter and music. Just down the block from our Allston home was this dive bar. This was a place Jayse and 'the family' loved to go when entertaining at home got stale. A painting by Jayse on corrugated cardboard. A self portrait.______________________________________________________________________
A little more about Jayse:
While living in Tennessee Jayse had a number of bands in college and highschool, a tradition he carried when he moved to Boston to attend the Art Institute of Boson and a passion he continued when he moved to the Carolina's after college. Jayse in Tennessee with his band "Bourgeois Pop Machine." Jayse is on the left. Jayse on guitar, Chris Wilkerson on the bass. The Tennesee Boys in the Comm. Ave apartment. Left to Right: Keith, Shelby, Plapp, and Jayse. Brighton, MA ~1998 Brisco Darlin' Allston, MA ~'99: Back- Left to Right: Jayse, Nick, Keith, Tim. Front - Left to Right: John Bickford, Plapp, McCann. 'Beach Party' Brighton, MA ~'97. Corrina, Jayse and Plapp. Halloween Brighton, MA ~'97/'98. Jayse and Plapp. Jayse in N.C. - A little story behind this one: Jayse introduced Ted Hobgood to the comedy of Patton Oswalt. They then started a series of photos where they catalogued all the things that were mentioned in Patton's comedy routines. The project was discovered and they were tapped to create a slideshow style video of all the things Patton mentioned in his comedy set "FInest Hour." This short video was included on the bonus features of the comedy special DVD. Jayse produced the music for the video. You can purchase the special on iTunes or Amazon. We have Jayse to thank for introducing us to vast amounts of music, art, movies, books, and the spirit of doing. He constantly introduced himself to people and in turn introduced those people to the things he loved._______________________________________________________________________
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John, Keith and Jules are back for the last round on our topic “Robots”
Before we kick off on Keith’s pick for “Robots,” John shares his ‘new thing;’ The X-Files season 10!
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pt3: Herbie Hancock’s Rockit (Music Video 1983)
Keith’s ‘Robot’ pick is a music video from 1983 for Herbie Hancock’s track Rockit off the album Future Shock.
You can pick purchase a copy of Herbie Hancock’s “Future Shock” on Amazon or iTunes, and stream on Spotify.
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NEXT WEEK: We start our new topic “False Starts!”
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John, Keith and Jules are back for round two on our
topic "Robots"
Before we kick off on John's pick for "Robots," Jules shares his
'new thing;' Amazon's original
series "Red Oaks."
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pt2: Roborally (board game 1993)John brings in
the Roborally board
game from game designer Richard Garfield. To fix an error- the
game was being shopped around for some 7 years before he came to
Wizards of the Coast.
You can listen to our
discussion of Richard Garfield's biggest game, Magic the Gathering,
hero
John's video of "Super Roborally" at Gencon.
Richard Garfield recognizes the issues in the game and has
been working to get a 'reboot' published.
A magnetic cube board, madness.
A dimensional board made from dental stone cast in silicone
molds.
You can pick up your copy of Roborally at your friendly local
game store, some big box stores and on
Amazon.
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NEXT WEEK: We conclude our topic "Robots" with Keith's pick
Herbie Hancock's hit single "Rockitt."
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@lordjoho
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John, Keith and Jules kick off a new topic this week, "Robots." We’ve also migrated to a new room- we had been recording in a very echoey room leading to some sharp tinny audio quality in the last ~7 eps.
Before we kicked off on Jules’ pick for “Robots,” Keith shared his ‘new thing:’ “Me, Earl and the Dying Girl” (Film 2015).
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pt1: Humans Need Not Apply (Video 2014)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Pq-S557XQU
Jules recommends a video essay exploring the advances in robot technology in performing complex tasks what impact this will have on the future of jobs, from the service industries, through manufacturing, and even into specialized and creative fields.
NEXT WEEK: We continue our topic “Robots” with John’s pick; the 1993 boardgame “Robo-Rally.”
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John’s new thing: “Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me” (documentary 2012).
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pt4: Ghostbusters (Film 1984)Our guest Eddy provided his obsession, the 1984 comedy “Ghostbusters” and its spin-offs (sequel, toys, animated series, etc.). You can watch the movie on Amazon or iTunes.
You can watch “The Real Ghostbusters” on Crackle.
Tom Whalen’s sweet poster.
Eddy’s dream car.
We’ve been pushing Eddy to give in to his obsession and buy this sweet Lego Ghostbusters Firehouse.
Eddy’s high school experience in the Ghostbuster’s internship program.Eddy as a Production Assistant in the REAL Ecto-1 before he was asked to strip it for parts.
NEXT WEEK: We’ve a new topic next week .
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John, Keith and Jules are joined again by Eddy Vallante for the third week in our topic: “Personal Obsession.”
Eddy’s new thing is getting deep into Kickstarter.
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pt3: Apple
Jules’ pick this week is his obsession with the tech company Apple. He is an early adopter and a mass consumer of their products and press.
Home computing revolution!
Steve Jobs introduces the future that is now.
You can read more about Apple on any number of blogs:
apple subreddit
daring fireball
macrumors
macstories
the loop
iMore
9to5mac
or podcasts:
The imore show
the Talk Show
ATP
NEXT WEEK: We conclude our topic “Personal Obsession” with Eddy’s haunting selection.
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John, Keith and Jules are joined again by Eddy Vallante for the second week in our topic: “Personal Obsession.”
Keith’s new thing is the television series “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.”
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pt2: M.U.S.C.L.E. (aka Kinnikuman 1985/86)
John’s pick this week is a toy line from the 80′s M.U.S.C.L.E. based on a Japanese comic series and animated series Kinnikuman. There were 233 released in the series in the U.S. first in pink then in a plethora of mixed colors. Learn more on Nathan’s M.U.S.C.L.E. Blog.
The original packaging from Mattel (a four piece blister pack).
The titles for the Japanese series “Kinnikuman.”
The M.U.S.C.L.E. wrestling ring with a KO’d ‘Terri-Bull.’
“How many can you… capture?”
A sweet M.U.S.C.L.E. poster from Dave Perillo. John might have a framed print hanging on the wall at home…
You can dig up your own collection of M.U.S.C.L.E. on ebay.
NEXT WEEK: We continue our topic “Personal Obsession” with Jules’s burning desire for fruit based technology giants.
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