Ozone Nightmare

This week, we start off talking a bit about the new Star Trek reboot and what we think of what we've seen so far. After that, we're getting a little introspective on ya as we talk about the connection between creativity and a greater sensitivity in life and what that relationship can do to a person. What does the ability (and sometimes need) to create mean for an individual? Why do so many creative people experience such problems staying on an even keel? Is turbulence a necessary byproduct of creation? This show is a bit more personal than most, and hopefully it stays entertaining and doesn't get bogged down. Enjoy!Opening Music: "Alive WIP v2" by George CarpenterClosing Music: "Blau.ton" by Rauschwerk

Episode 2 of the thirty here for ya. This episode: a review of the recent Dead Space and a bit on the new second generation iPod Touch.Theme Music: "Nature Of The Experiment" by Tokyo Police Club

Well, we had a big, meaty topic planned this week. We figured a short opening, then into the substance. With us, though, even the most menial comments become monsters. We start off with what we planned to be a short discussion on the show music and Warhammer Online, but in no time we're 30 minutes in and still talking about the fantasy genre. Moving on, we wade a bit into the political waters, which always has an element of danger. As we near the close of the show, we talk about the recent improved scoring by 'Elbot' in the Turing test, the dirty Microsoft Santa, and then for a bizarre finale we discuss which creatures in Star Wars are the most appealing...to eat. Enjoy!Opening Music: "Alive WIP v2" by George CarpenterClosing Music: "Blau.ton" by Rauschwerk

This week we're starting off with Lando noticing the little audio gem that now officially ends every show. It's been there for a bit now, but only just has gotten noticed and it was worth the wait. After that, we move into World War II, specifically the eerie nature of existing footage of the time and the odder aspects of the perennially damned Hitler. Moving into the present again, Lando gives a brief review of a new acquisition which leads into a discussion on steampunk and its fickle definition. Continuing on, we talk the perception of writers as it concerns their work and we finish by talking about why Heroes needs some saving of its own. Enjoy! Opening Music: "Alive WIP v2" by George CarpenterClosing Music: "Blau.ton" by Rauschwerk

This week, Lando and I are talking about the meltdown of the American financial system, or more specifically what it says about our culture. Is this crisis within the U.S. economy simply the latest symptom of a culture that has coddled failure? Are we burying our heads in bailouts and compromises rather than addressing the true roots of our problems? Also: Sound parenting advice!Opening Music: "Alive WIP v2" by George CarpenterClosing Music: "Blau.ton" by Rauschwerk

The first episode of something new here: just me for half an hour talking about a couple items of interest. This week: a review of the recent Santa Rosa Dennis Miller performance and AC/DC's Back In Black.Theme Music: "Nature Of The Experiment" by Tokyo Police Club

This week, we're covering a few big topics and a few small ones. We start off with an artist that Lando wanted to spotlight, Ashley Wood, and from there we move into some comics discussion before one of our big slices: Google's Android mobile OS. After discussing our predictions and feelings on this open source mobile, we move into the current U.S. economic crisis and from there just a bit of politics in general. Enjoy!Opening Music: "Alive WIP v2" by George CarpenterClosing Music: "Blau.ton" by Rauschwerk

This week we continue our discussion of Spore a bit, with some revised opinions and the reasons for our fresh outlook on the game. From there we get more eclectic as we bounce from store secret menus to the British Big Brother program getting an extension, then we move into a little RFID, WarGames and why Canada needs to pep things up. Enjoy!Opening Music: "Alive WIP v2" by George CarpenterClosing Music: "Blau.ton" by Rauschwerk

This week we're taking a 'soft topic' approach. We're talking for a bit about perspective as far as the actual physicality of our world is concerned. After that, we're moving into more mixed ideas as we discuss the Large Hadron Collider, quantum physics, the recent stumblings of Apple, and finally Spore. Not many shows can tie the desire to commit murder in the Sims to a classical work like Oedipus Rex, but we strive for greatness here folks. Enjoy!Opening Music: "Alive WIP v2" by George CarpenterClosing Music: "Blau.ton" by Rauschwerk