Sneaky Dragon

Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Sneaky Dragon – the podcast whose barometer is rising!

This week: time to go to bed and get up and go back to work; list-o-mania; Marxist theory; animated conversation; press to play; at sixes and sevens; it’s a trap; negocination; minute history; razes all boats; the anti-soccer; ad verboten; counsel meeting; ducks and drakes; Frees out; wagon ho; batter up; zoned out; battery up; anyone who’s had a heart; yadda yadda, Warden; pitching in; droid rage; cricket batty; sympathy please; social studies; Beta version; pineapple tree; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; dogged; witch ways; universally speaking; Dario’s Inferno; shining through; Whippet good; and, finally, choc shock.

Question of the Week: Where is your favourite place to socialize?
Sub-question of the Week: What’s the most disturbing scene you’ve ever seen in a movie?

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Porky Pig has a mouth on him!

A fabulous animated short’s birthday is coming up:

You bet they’re angry!

This is probably the best way to watch this mess!

Hello, horse fans and hello, mystery fans, and hello, horse mystery fans! Welcome to Season Six of your favourite horse-based true crime podcast!

On a dark and stormy night, in a castle overlooking the valley, Sylviane Genevieve Marie Victurnienne de Rouchechouart-Mortemart, Dame de Vivonne and Princesse Tonnay-Charete died.

Her passing was as mysterious as her life, but one thing was certain: Rouchechouart-Mortemart died as she lived, a rare member of France’s once proud aristocracy.

Or was she?

Was she a royal flush or a royal pain? Listen in and find out!

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

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Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Sneaky Dragon – the podcast that plays games!

This week: time cop; audity; concrete facts; driver error; basements sweet; games people play; Clueless; risky business; monopolizing the conversation; plump pussies; windowlass; argumentality; sorry to trouble you; ship shape; centre of “Cavity”; all bets are off; crib notes; tales from the cryptic; do no arm; injury of your peers; suffer time; a doll’s house; mail disorder; cream of the crop; Columbus route; seat belted; Lowe stakes; swing Swift; love and marriage; pack rats; snob appeal; co-opted; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; whip it out; going squirrely; core issues; look who’s talking; aging gratefully; alienated; and, finally, Giovanni’s boon.

Question of the Week: What is a game – board, card, video – that you don’t get?
Sub-question of the Week: What is the worst – as in bad, incompetent, stupid, etc. – horror movie you’ve seen?

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Hello, movie maniacs!

Mary and David continue McQuarrying this week as Christopher McQuarrie is freed from director jail and given the reins of Paramount’s newest cash cow franchise Jack Reacher with a star hot off the hit film Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol.

He may not be as tall as the titular hero, but could Tom Cruise act tall? Well, let Mary and David fansplain it for you!

Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Sneaky Dragon – the podcast with all the answers!

This week: preppers; Upton funk; house of Lloyd’s; noise annoys; Mike issues; death of the cool; firehouse; oh, police: Caetano velocity; ninety is the new nine; old is a state of body; the commitments; sanity clause; tic talk; shit talk; lit talk; granting wishes; web tombs; take debate; taken for a Riyadh; Saudi slam; floored; supplementary deck talk; delegation of life; speechless; funereal life; hospitality sweet; identical twinge; burned; inspired by real offense; who-logy; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; walk from home; passing thoughts; the brrr-fect murder; and, finally, what a drowner.

Question of the Week: Who’s a jerk you’ve met recently?
Sub-question of the Week: Do you have a go-to Halloween costume?

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Dave forgot that The Comics Reporter once linked to his title cards (and that was nice). Here is the interview Tom Spurgeon conducted with Ian. It’s a nice read.

Hello, horse fans and hello, mystery fans, and hello, horse mystery fans! Welcome to Season Six of your favourite horse-based true crime podcast!

This week on the show, Season Six’s most popular sport returns once again in a story of polo ponies, pharmaceutical foul-ups and death.

It’s a case of murder most phial!

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 podcast with all the answers!

This week: get the raspberry; birth of the Kool-Aid; a trip to flavourtown; publicity trial; it’s all a blurb; alone again unnaturally; office space; thieves like us; Nancy boys; nose strips; Selectric boogaloo; totally Youtubular; AV flub; vacant premise; let’s get physical; ruining gags; quickie smarts; Z-movies; carpet burn; celebration day; cinnamon churl; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; la famille de préhistorique; from the griddle to the gravy; Canadian bakin’; feeling skit-ish; a choc a block; and, finally, Blossom buddies.

Question of the Week: What food is your city or town best known for?
Sub-question of the Week: Have you ever written or delivered a eulogy? How did it go?

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One of our favourite video essays from Every Frame a Painting:

Hello, movie maniacs!

McQuarrying is back, baby! And Mary and Dave prove it by discussing Valkyrie, the 2008 film directed by Bryan Singer, written by Christopher McQuarrie and starring Tom Cruise and a host of British goodies playing German baddies who turn out to be German goodies.

How could a film with Tom Cruise out to kill Hitler miss? Well, let Mary and Dave fansplain it for you!

Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Sneaky Dragon – the podcast with villainous intent!

This week: dirty work; crushing it; interesting danger; guten tag; dancercise; poor quality; corny meal; college days; tongues tied; polyglot; running amok; idea man; villain idiots; what the Dickens; the drowning pool; perfect murder; the better Mousetrap; effed is for fake; our hearts burn for The Wicker Man; stumble upon culture; Jetsons vs. Flintstones; dogs in the family; Shmoo are you; it’s Calabashing time; Joe Don Baker the exposition maker; party for the Popple; existential dread mascot; accent on accents; curd appeal; sandwich overload; perogy pig; scared as mice; Dave says “Keep It“; Trump roast; what a Newf; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; the grunge; hot on The Hot Rock; trouble in mom; to foldly go; Dave doesn’t scoff at Danger: Diabolik; alphabet spoof; Black in back; and, finally, fuck Disney.

Question of the Week: What is your favourite villain redemption story?
Sub-question of the Week: Have you planned the perfect murder? What are the criteria that makes it the perfect murder?

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Department of Corections:
David misspoke when he pronounced the French for window as “venêtre” when he meant “fenêtre” – another reason why Dave will never comfortably speak another language: stupidity.

In space, no one can hear you stream. Unless you record a podcast. Which is what Eric Fell, Vicky Van and Jason Dedrick did – talking about their memories of James Cameron’s 1986 classic Aliens. Or as he first pitched it, Alien$.

Snacks were served including vanilla pudding to simulate the insides of Bishop. Also, there’s a drink called the Alien, how do you make it?

They also create a tribute drink called The Bad Call. How do you make it?

(Note: We had to substitute Melon liqueur for Curaçao because we used it up. Which made the drink green, not blue.)

It’s a drink the producer’s wife said, “It tastes like summer, looks like alien blood and is like a liquid lollipop!”

If you make The Bad Call or, better yet, 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