Ozone Nightmare

Ozone Nightmare

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Ozone Nightmare episodes

  • Cinema Oscuro
    After a week off for vacation, Lando and I are back with a lighter show,
    coming back to a world we love to visit: the movies. This week, we're taking a
    trip down the path less traveled, as we shed some light on 15 films we find to
    be left off the marquee. We're throwing in some personal favorites, and also
    some that we both agree on. Butter up the popcorn and take a load off, you're
    about to take a trip with us to the Cinema Oscuro.
    UPDATE: By request, here are the films in order of appearance:
    Ichi The Killer
    Electric Dragon 80,000v
    Alphaville
    Immortel
    Harley Davidson & The
    Marlboro Man
    The Big Blue
    Holy Smoke
    Delicatessen
    A Better Tomorrow 2
    Pi
    The Fountain
    The Wages Of Fear
    The Princess & The Warrior
    Neo-Tokyo
    3-Iron
    Opening
    Music: "Fire
    In The Sky" by Dave
    London
    Closing Music: "ET"
    by Peplab

     

    1 hr 54 min
  • H2 : Portals To Porno
    It's Show 34, and we're doing a sort of revisit on a theme we did way
    back, a look at news stories that have flown mostly under the radar. These are
    events that we feel need more attention than what they're currently getting, if
    any at all. Censorship, sinister government, injustice, crazy astronauts, and
    letting everyone be Keanu Reeves...we've got it all baby!
    Opening Music: "Fire
    In The Sky" by Dave
    London

     

    1 hr 26 min
  • Communism 2.0
    For Episode 33 Lando and I are discussing and debating the nature and
    future of the online community model, from gaming to forums. What is this
    volatile culture that has emerged from the dominance of the internet? How does
    it mirror (or differ from) our offline lives, and what will it's ultimate fate
    be? Lando and I certainly have our views, and we get some occasional sparks out
    of this show.
    Opening Music: "Fire
    In The Sky" by Dave
    London

     

    1 hr 13 min
  • Dead Terminals
    Episode 32
    finds us contemplating those modern technologies and changes that we probably
    never notice. Things like internet and cell phones seem commonplace, but the
    reality is that these are relatively new innovations that have very quickly
    become as integral to modern life as a vehicle. Is this invisible integration a
    bad thing? Is it significant, or simply a byproduct of a rapidly changing
    culture?
    Opening Music: "Fire In The Sky" by Dave London

     

    1 hr 14 min
  • Intertainment
    For this episode we're lightening things up a bit, focusing on the nearly
    unlimited sources of free entertainment on the web. From games to 24/7 webcams
    (of the non-porn variety), we offer up a small selection of places to go and
    things to see on the internet. Hopefully you'll pick up a few sites that you
    haven't heard of or seen before.
    Opening Music: "Fire
    In The Sky" by Dave
    London
    Links from the show:
    Kitten Cannon
    Line Rider
    Newgrounds
    Ebaums World
    Orisinal
    flOw
    Theforce
    YouTube
    MTV
    Atomfilms
    Happy Tree Friends
    Bitterfilms
    3Dtotal
    Quicktime
    Mandolux
    Iconfactory
    Pixelgirlpresents
    Bjork
    Pandora
    NASA
    Hubble
    Earthcam

     

    1 hr 3 min
  • Fear Is The Mind Killer
    This week Lando and I spend a few minutes musing on the upgrades to the
    site, then we dive into whether we live in a culture of fear in America. We
    don't exactly agree on the answer, but we both have noticed some things in this
    country that are worth examining. In the process, we drop quite a few movie
    references for a show that has nothing to do with film.
    Opening Music: "Fire
    In The Sky" by Dave
    London

     

    1 hr 17 min
  • I'm Bob And I'm A God
    This week Lando and I are wrapping our heads around the promise of
    nanotech, which may end up being the next step in human evolution if it
    delivers on the hype. Will nanotech be the final jump that lets humanity loose
    the bonds of mortality and break through the limits of our knowledge? If so,
    what will become of humanity as both a species and as individuals?

     

    1 hr 15 min
  • Side Notes

    We've got a double-sized monster for you this week as we take a listen to some tunes we think everyone should give a chance at least once. Some choices are more obscure than others, but almost all are off the beaten path for the average listener. Beyond the music, this is the likely the show with the most tangents that we've ever had. And that's saying something.

     

    1 hr 54 min
  • Murderers Rock
    Don't panic guys, the title is a reference, not a statement. You'll
    understand once you get into this show, where the legal system of this country
    is put through the grinder and we examine how much of the meat is good, and how
    much is unsuitable for any consumption.

     

    1 hr 10 min
  • Calling The Big Blind
    I know it's been a while, but we're back and we're gonna try to keep the
    schedule regular from now on. This week we're taking a misty peek into the
    future, or at least what we think it may shape up as. From politics to movies,
    we're covering a little bit of everything as we take the roles of oracles for
    the next decade.

     

    1 hr 26 min

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