Ozone Nightmare

Ozone Nightmare

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  • The Green Show: The Preamble
    This week we're taking a swing on the hammock, tackling a light summer
    topic with a discussion on the Matrix trilogy and the amazingly versatile Hulk.
    The show is split into 2 parts because our pre-topic preamble went on for a
    good 40 minutes. This part of the show is the preamble, where we talk about the
    responsibility of corporations to their customers and a titan from the 19th
    century.
    Opening Music: "Fire
    In The Sky" by Dave
    London

     

    39 min
  • The Green Show: The Topic
    This is the second part of The Green Show. After our lengthy opening
    segment, this is where we get into the meat of the topic. First we talk about
    the Matrix trilogy, a set of movies I think was over-hyped at the time and got
    undersold as a result. Lando is not as impressed with the films as I am, so it
    makes for an interesting breakdown of what we though worked and didn't work.
    After that, it's on to the Hulk, one of the few comic characters we both think
    is fantastic. We go over what makes the Hulk one of those rare enduring
    creations that hasn't been ruined over time.
    Closing Music: "ET"
    by Peplab

     

    1 hr 23 min
  • 30 Seconds To Midnight
    This week we decided to make Show 52 kind of a 'Season Finale' of sorts.
    We're not going away, but we've noticed that all of our more serious shows are
    facets of a larger question we've been chewing at all this time: are we doomed
    as a species? What are the odds of surviving long-term on this rock? Are we in
    good shape, or are we pulling planks off the hull to make competing fires on
    the same boat?
    Opening Music: "Fire
    In The Sky" by Dave
    London
    Closing Music: "ET"
    by Peplab

     

    1 hr 24 min
  • Under The Influence (Part 2)
    Show 51 is the second part of our show spotlighting the individuals that
    have had a big hand in our creative development. After a massive trip through
    the literary world, we're moving into the realm of artists and then beyond with
    music and even a small venture into a somewhat unusual spot. This show even
    contains something I never thought possible: a scenario in which The Dark
    Knight Strikes Again would be readable. Enjoy!
    Opening Music: "Fire
    In The Sky" by Dave
    London
    Closing Music: "ET"
    by Peplab

     

    1 hr 56 min
  • Under The Influence (Part 1)
    Show 50 ended up being so big we had to split the thing in two! This show
    finds us looking into the elements that went into our own creative evolution,
    as we highlight the individuals that contributed in making us what we are.
    I've also thrown in links to the individuals we covered:
    Green Lantern
    Batman
    William S.
    Burroughs
    Tracy Hickman & Margaret Weis
    Neal Stephenson
    William
    Gibson
    Edgar Rice
    Burroughs
    Michio Kaku
    Alan Moore
    Frank Miller
    Neil Gaiman
    Opening Music: "Fire
    In The Sky" by Dave
    London
    Closing Music: "ET"
    by Peplab

     

    1 hr 42 min
  • A Hollow Dictionary
    In the run up to big Show 50, we're taking a look at the words we use
    every day, and what's happening to them. What is the process that takes certain
    words and transforms their meanings, or bores them out entirely? Is this a positive
    and natural occurrence, or is it a byproduct of a society that is losing the
    worth of words?
    Opening Music: "Fire
    In The Sky" by Dave
    London
    Closing Music: "ET"
    by Peplab

     

    1 hr 11 min
  • The Little Things
    This week Lando and I are going over a list of little things that just
    get on our nerves. No big issues, no world enders, just a simple list that
    carves out a piece of the annoyance pie we get served every day. Some bites are
    silly, some are bitter, but it's a good bet you'll agree on at least one of
    them. If nothing else though, remember this: don't trust little kids and Iron
    Man.
    Opening Music: "Fire
    In The Sky" by Dave
    London
    Closing Music: "ET"
    by Peplab

     

    1 hr 55 min
  • Preset Limits
    For Show 47 Lando and I are taking a look at some of the things that we
    take as automatic components in our modern lives. Concepts like schooling,
    driving, and even religion get put under the spotlight as we try to figure out
    what human beings have adopted as "part of life" and whether any or
    all of those concepts are truly necessary.
    Opening Music: "Fire
    In The Sky" by Dave
    London
    Closing Music: "ET"
    by Peplab

     

    1 hr 32 min
  • Ramble On
    This week's show has a bit of a rocky start, and in all honesty it is a
    much more wandering discussion than usual but there were some very good points
    we each made and so we thought it was still worth putting out. The aim of the
    show was to discuss personal accountability, or maybe more specifically whether
    we are losing the value of that idea. Along the way, we even hit some of the
    big topics like racism and political correctness.
    Opening Music: "Fire
    In The Sky" by Dave
    London
    Closing Music: "ET"
    by Peplab

     

    1 hr 30 min
  • Battle Royale (Part 2)
    This is part 2 of our heated dream fight show.
    Second Round:
    Aquaman vs God Of Cities
    King Arthur vs Miyamoto Musashi
    Parallax vs Cosmic Thanos
    Doctor Strange vs John Constantine vs Hellboy
    Bullseye vs Ultimate
    Hawkeye
    Closing Music: "ET"
    by Peplab

     

    1 hr 12 min

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The Ozone Nightmare covers a wide range of subjects, from gaming to politics, comics to culture. We speak our minds, for better or worse, but we also try to keep the conversation approachable for…

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