Sneaky Dragon

Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Sneaky Dragon – the podcast that protects against truth decay!

This week: protect your privates; joke choke; the broken crown affair; fluorider; Jacques et Gilles; top North-earners; rocky start; magic water; little green; off basso; having a Paul; Starr time; long levity; lasting kiss; health Sherpa; career sabotage; Dave takes a bite out of Abigail; guilty pleasures; crowd funding; bad ends; in the back seat of your car; inevitable gloom; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; cheese pleaser; dream reunion; bowling, bowling, bowling; out of a limb; kalimotxo man; fill your cavities; branch stressing; snackmania; Slurpee-based travel; self-ceviche; and, finally, Sill-crazy after all these years.

Question of the Week: What is a movie that you think is better than the book?
Sub-question of the Week: What is something that bothers other people, that is no big deal for you?

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Chris Roberts provided a link to the article about the doctor with the interesting understanding of his Hippocratic oath. Go here.

Maire provided some great pictures of her amazing snack skills. SNACKALANCHE!

Don’t forget MEAT!

Hello, horse fans and mystery fans and horse mystery fans!

Welcome to Horse Mysteries. On this episode: he was an up-and-coming event rider, working for a stable with promising horses when it all came crashing down with accusations of cheating.

But was it cheating? The rider said no, the stable said no. Was it accidental? Or did someone drug the horses? Was it a case of sabotage?

We hope you enjoyed this week’s episode. Please comment about the show. And please like and subscribe on all your favourite podcast aggregators!

Thanks for listening.

Music by Chris Roberts

Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Sneaky Dragon – the anti-bellum podcast!

This week: questionable; mugged; civil service; rootless; missing the point; sound affect; Dreddful praise; genre fluid; Monkee man; dancing daze; excitable lawyers; good night Vienna; étranger in an étrange land; I love the nightlife; serious foodies; coked up wine; sit down and fight; no dummies; blocked; mixed-up messages; advice from William Burroughs; cult club; minority rules; tough trans; fake fake leg; organ grinder; more car troubles; dizzy bodies; do the stroke; feeling old; tell-tale signs health bores; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; best perfectionist; stud firm; studio’d to death; college schlock; real evil; silent partners; dream logic, and, finally, uncultured.

Question of the Week: When is your go-to snack when guests drop by?
Sub-question of the Week: What is something big that you recently celebrated?

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This week we’re remembering all the way back to the year 2019, or rather 1982’s idea of 2019. It’s Blade Runner. What does the name mean? Really, it’s not important.

Your probably human hosts, Jason Dedrick, Eric Fell and Vicky Van, talk about things you people wouldn’t believe, like their experiences seeing the movie for the first time, one of which did so last week.

They enjoy cheap whiskey, the kind a cop’s salary can afford, and they’re tested by upside down tortoise treats and how they are supposed to feel about them.

They also created drink based on the film called The Replican!

If you’d like to make it, combine…

The producer’s wife wasn’t a fan, but said Yuzu fans would be, and probably Vicky Van would also enjoy it.

If you make the The Replican or make up one of your own, please send a picture to [email protected] by following this link! Even if you don’t, we’d still love to hear from you. Also let us know what you think of the show and if you have any suggestions for future films.

Produced by Ian Boothby
Edited by Vicky Van
Theme song by Chris Roberts

Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Sneaky Dragon – the podcast that rules, ok?

This week: the awful truth; only a pawn in the game; Captain hook; hot stuff; game theory; fun guy; God mode; motion smoothing; movie madness; motion picture sickness; real-time reactions; blithe spirit; pool hall; practically perfect in no way; the old banjo; anti-social drinker; disappointing reality; RIP Trina Robbins; designing women; Crumb bums; canyon lady; true romance; animal lovers; of woman bondage; Bat libs; seriously wrong; nothing to crow about; untrue-torials; totally wired; vacation pay; dog day afternoon; food complaisant; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; flagged to death; 70s sexy; return to sentinel; the Holy book; full fathomed feet; boners content; no regrats; and, finally, back chat.

Question of the Week: Are you a perfectionist? If so, do you find it helpful?
Sub-question of the Week: What disturbs you the most to see in a movie?

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Grey Area!

Hello, horse fans and mystery fans and horse mystery fans!

She was an internationally famous equestrian with an amazing horse, but then one day her daughter disappeared in mysterious circumstances. Can the police find her? Was it foul play? And who was the perpetrator?

The answers are all in this episode of Horse Mysteries!

We hope you enjoyed this week’s episode. Please comment about the show, and please like and subscribe on all your favourite podcast aggregators!

Music by Chris Roberts

This week: the Fan Four; Coke encounters; patent vending; there goes the neighbourhood; story ark; quiz whiz; the sequelizer; Mutt and death; flagging interest; deep cults; acid reflects; psychonuts; nothing is real; out on a liminal; prayer home companion; holy mantra; watch out; Easter ughs; celebrate long time; forgive and for pets; cold fish; complimental health; physical education; R.I.P. Ed Piskor;
internet outage; emaotional magnification; frontier injustice; mobilized mobs; fitful misfits; business as usual; R.I.P. Joe Flahery; Maniac Mansion mania; we have come to praise Joe; Ian recommends Martin Short specials; please appreciate stuff we love; wholly Grail; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; social horror; he-man woman haters club; what the ess; eclipse show; hammered by time; best podcast ever; guest services; and, finally, good listener.

Question of the Week: Who is a performer that is always the “glue”?
Sub-question of the Week: What are your summer plans?

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Here is Martin Short with plenty of fellow SCTV alums!

It was 25 years ago today the Wachowskis taught Neo to play…

Join your hosts Jason Dedrick, Eric Fell and Vicky Van as they take the journey – some for very the first time – into the world of The Matrix.

The hosts enjoy The Matrix, a drink by Cocktail Chemistry.

The “steaks” are high (and dry) as they venture into the exciting world of jerky, again, some for the very first time.

They also made up their own drink based on the film called The Lady in the Red Dress.

Then then make a second drink called the same thing. Is it a sequel? A remake? A glitch?

Want to make the first one?

The producer’s wife called it a sweet comfort, much like The Matrix.

Want to try the second one?

The producer’s wife said this one was sexy and reminded her of Trinity in the real world

So make your choice.

If you make the The Lady in the Red Dress, or the The Lady in the Red Dress, or make up one of your own, please send a picture to [email protected] by following this link! Even if you don’t, we’d still love to hear from you. Also let us know what you think of the show and if you have any suggestions for future films.

Produced by Ian Boothby
Edited by Vicky Van
Theme song by Chris Roberts

This week: job appeal; end quote; eyes, eyes, baby; ice is nice; sticky situation; the Victorian error; the sweet science; alchemist the point; spice world; bathroom humour; Dave Suze you; older youngster; Dave spends 500 Days in the Wild; some thoughts on Madame Web; nerds on the loose; misrepresentation in the movies; super high expectations; Sweeney bod; Mothra-in-law; ape shit; on the Roadhouse; all about Steve (Martin); great Brains, never going back again; album art; the cultural filter; pivotal comedy; Fields day; element of Dangerfield; Carrey on; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; can-coctions; mutating memories; scraping the bottom; nowt clear as folk horror; master of puppets; pod in heaven; Liman of action; plan Z; and, finally, pooped out.

Question of the Week: What’s an audiobook you’d recommend?
Sub-question of the Week: What’s a movie remake that’s better than the original?

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If you’d like to see Gallagher on the couch, you can follow this link to a YouTube video!

The REAL Madame Web!

We couldn’t find Never Give A Sucker An Even Break, but here’s The Bank Dick:

CANCER!

Hello, horse fans and mystery fans and horse mystery fans! It’s the first episode of our fourth season of Horse Mysteries!

On this episode: he was an amazing athlete, a natural horseman and a bad boy who took it too far.

He went from being one of Canada’s greatest Olympians to disgrace – an accused fraudster and swindler with mountains of unpaid debts and rumours of drug abuse.

Listen in to “Cancer” – the story of Eric Lamaze.

We hope you enjoy this week’s episode. We want to hear your comments! Please like and subscribe on all your favourite podcast aggregators!

Theme music: Chris Roberts