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Today on the 5: As we arrive in the middle of pride month, which is also in the middle of protests over racial equality, which is also in the midst of a global pandemic, it's more vital than ever to start recognizing that we are all simply human beings.
This week we're talking about purchasing goods in the COVID pandemic, the camarou, and Devil's Express. Show music by Reed Love and OGRE. Support the show!
Based off another excellent pick from Len Kabasinski's Forgotten Movie Den, I watched a martial arts horror film from 1976 called Devil's Express. It did not disappoint!
Today on the 5: A lot of big companies, politicians, and celebrities are issuing statements in support of racial injustice. Statements are great as a start, but it's concrete actions that will make a difference.
Today on the 5: As recent events have weighed down on me, I've found an odd mental oasis: revisiting the MTV series Liquid Television.
Today on the 5: I've had a few people who were curious what Lando and I would be saying abut the recent unrest in America. From my perspective, I don't really have much to say that I haven't said before.
This week we're talking about the SpaceX Dragon launch, Iron Man 3, Sick Note, Martial Law 2: Undercover, and The Vast Of Night. Show music by Reed Love and OGRE. Support the show!
Today on the 5: Amazon recently released a movie that got a lot of festival attention called The Vast Of Night. I've watched the new sci-fi thriller, and I mostly really liked it!
Today on the 5: As the current pandemic continues to cause the world to adjust how daily life unfolds, one aspect that has been widely discussed is the future of work. Many of these discussions tend to be very binary, which of course is the exact wrong way to look at it.
Today on the 5: Google has lost some high profile people associated with the Pixel phone, and recent comments from the CEO paint a murky picture of future of the Pixel. Android fans are worried over this, but it fits in line with how I see Google operating as a company.
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