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90 day fiance or long distance fiance? Perhaps it’s both! This episode of the Soul Forge dives into the relationship between Dakota and Luke. We will learn their story, their trials and tribulations. Most of all, we will experience the love they feel for each other.

I have known Dakota since the day she turned 8 years old. She is my son’s older sister. Dakota sees me as her father which is truly gratifying. I met Luke the day before we recorded this podcast episode. They have been in a long distance relationship for almost 4 years.

Luke likes to travel. One day he decided to see how far north he could get. Dakota and Luke knew each other somewhat through their online gaming platforms. Luke found himself on the way to Timmins, Ontario. He is from Arizona. Due to a combination of factors including bad weather, Luke was stuck in Timmins and they met for the first time. They really hit it off.

Now, 4 years later, they are engaged. Luke moved from Arizona to Wisconsin. Dakota has been desperately trying to get herself a passport for the last year. She hasn’t had any luck, yet she remains hopeful. They are applying for a fiance visa so that Dakota can move to Wisconsin. Once her move is complete, they will have 90 days in which to get married. 90 day fiance indeed!

Dakota and Luke are in constant communication. In fact, they cite communication as the key to the success of their relationship. They are always on a call. Sometimes that call is voice, and sometimes it consists of virtual reality in game mode. No matter how the communication happens, they say that it is the most vital element in a long distance relationship.

This week’s podcast promo: Cosmic Pizza Podcast

Cigar Nerds Podcast: Clerks on a Plane. Well I’ve been on an adventure and haven’t had time to watch much so we’re reviewing a movie I saw on the plane. We are talking about part 3 of Kevin Smith’s Clerks saga. Also Brad is still out of the country so I have a guest host this week my wife, Amanda AKA The Ginger Avenger. In science we talk about the history of tramp stamps, killer VR headsets, nuke guns, and rats getting down to sick beats. In Nerd News we talk about the death of Kevin Conroy and Gallagher, watch the John Wick 4 trailer, Witcher Blood Origins, Blood and Honey, and Harrison Ford in the MCU. This week we’re smoking the Fuente 858 Rosado Sun Grown.

* Rosado Sun Grown

* Clerks 3

* Mummy Stamps

* Killer VR

* Nuke Gun

* Rat Dance

* Kevin Conroy

* Gallagher

* John Wick 4

* Witcher Blood Origins

* Blood and Honey

* Harrison Ford

Flopcast episode 549! Inspired by our recent discussion of synthpop band A-ha and their massive hit “Take On Me,” we’re making a list of other 1980s songs with iconic keyboard parts. Plenty more synthy new wave acts are on the list (such as Eurythmics, Soft Cell, and Men Without Hats), but several rock bands better known for their guitars actually provided some of the decade’s most memorable keyboards. (One obvious example: Van Halen and “Jump.”) Check out our list and let us know what we missed. (It would be appropriate for this to be our FINAL COUNTDOWN, but you know we’ll keep making more goofy lists around here…) Also: We’re frightened by Hug a Runner Day, a delightful “What’s in the Bag?” package arrives at the studio, and a “Chickens in the News” item gives us just one more reason to stay out of Florida.

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This Week on Earth Station DCU! Drew Leiter and Cletus Jacobs discuss the Black Adam movie! Slam Bradley is paid to deliver a letter to Mr. Wayne in Gotham City: Year One #1, but gets put in the middle of a bad situation. Pamela Isley must confront her past when she comes face-to-face with The Floronic Man in Poison Ivy #5. Teen Justice learns the truth about the Church of Blood in Multiversity: Teen Justice #4 & 5. The Justice League tries to rescue Batman from Failsafe, but Batman’s programmed Failsafe with that constituency in mind in Batman #127 & 128. Members of the Justice League and Justice League Dark band together to learn the truth about the Great Darkness in Dark Crisis: The Deadly Green #1. Pariah cheers when the Infinite Worlds return while the heroes before for the Great Darkness to arrive at Earth-0 in Dark Crisis On Infinite Earths #4 & 5. All this plus, DC News, DC TV, Shout Outs, and much, much more!

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Table of Contents

0:00:00 Show Open

0:01:06 DC News

0:16:13 Gotham City: Year One #1

0:22:00 Poison Ivy #5

0:30:04 Multiversity: Teen Justice #4

0:31:26 Multiversity: Teen Justice #5

0:36:15 Batman #127

0:37:42 Batman #128

0:47:36 Dark Crisis: The Deadly Green #1

0:51:10 Dark Crisis On Infinite Earths #4

0:52:22 Dark Crisis On Infinite Earths #5

1:07:58 Black Adam Movie

1:39:28 Show Close

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Gotham City: Year One #1

Poison Ivy #5

Multiversity: Teen Justice #4

Multiversity: Teen Justice #5

Batman #127

Batman #128

Dark Crisis: The Deadly Green #1

Dark Crisis On Infinite Earths #4

Dark Crisis On Infinite Earths #5

Black Adam/JSA: Black Reign (Cletus’s Read More Comics Pick)

Black Adam: Rise and Fall of an Empire (52) (Cletus’s Read More Comics Pick)

JLA (1997-2006): The Tower of Babel The Deluxe Edition (Drew’s Read More Comics Pick)

Earth Station One Tales of the Station

Thirty years ago, a new animated series would take the world by storm. It would quickly become the most watched series on Saturday mornings and giving the fledgling Fox Kids programming block a distinct win. The series was a win for Marvel as well, introducing the X-Men characters to a generation of viewers and catapulting the affiliated comics to the height of their success. In this episode we take a look back at 1992’s X-Men series. We discuss the role that gender diversity had in the series’ success. We also talk about the use of theater trained actors rather than traditional voice-over artists. We also opine on the role that the scripting played in the series. Along the way we discus the animation, the characters, and why we feel that the legacy of this series has endured.

This episode is dedicated to the memory of Michael Edens.

This week’s five-minute controversy asks if we’re taking “no spoilers” restrictions too far.

This week Rachele, Eric, and Mike join the cast.

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The Epsilon Three bring you their review of the Babylon 5 Episode: Voices of Authority. Ivanova and Marcus go searching for the First Ones with the help of Draal. Sheridan comes under the scrutiny of the Nightwatch as well as Babylon 5’s new “political officer”.What are your thoughts on this episode? Let us know via email at [email protected] or find us on The Epsilon Three Facebook Page.Thank you for downloading and listening. We hope you enjoy the show. If you do, then tell others.

The Tenth Doctor is unceremoniously introduced to Donna Noble in his second-holiday adventure. Mike, Mike, and Mary observe how this abrupt encounter takes the Time Lord to some very dark places.

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Tonight the EARTH STATION TREK crew is finding good things to say about not so good episodes before reviewing “All the World’s a Stage,” the latest episode of Star Trek: Prodigy!

*NOTE: We experienced a few technical difficulties during the production of this episode.

Earth Station Trek is a part of the ESO Podcast Network, Executive Producer Mike Faber.

HBO Max returns to Westeros to focus on the early days of House Targaryen in the age of Fire and Blood. Mike, Mike, Ashley, Chip Johnson, and M.D. Jackson time jumps around the Seven Kingdoms on the backs of dragons before the big dance. Plus, Nick Taber steps out of his Movie Theater Time Machine and into the Geek Seat. All this, along with news from Borderlands’ Robert Young, Angela’s A Geek Girl’s Take, Michelle’s Iconic Rock Moment, and Shout Outs!

This episode is dedicated to the memory of Podcaster and Friend of the Station, David Keep.

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Table of Contents0:00:00 Show Open / Interview & Geek Seat w/ Podcaster Nick Taber0:46:38 Iconic Music Moment0:49:25 House of The Dragon Season One Review1:53:02 A Geek Girls Take1:54:51 A Conversation with Robert Young of Borderlands Comics & Games2:07:30 Show Close

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Ear Today, Gone Tomorrow is episode 267 of the Soul Forge Podcast.

When your life is a disaster, there are only so many options to turn things around. This episode does not provide any answers. However, brother Robin leads a fairly amusing life. He sums his life up as a disaster. Is this true? I have known him for his whole life, and I would have to agree with him on this point.

The good news is that Robin’s mental health is in a good place. He is not sad, Nor is he depressed. Even though he does not have a job or any money, he is still feeling pretty optimistic about his future.

It has been quite awhile since Robin has appeared on Soul Forge Podcast. We are getting an update on his life. His living situation, his kids, and his proximity to family. We discuss his job loss drama. Job loss is a recurring theme in Robin’s life.

We wrap up the episode with some wrestling talk. Robin recently suffered a mangled ear and a concussion. He almost had a chance to wrestle with the Cowboy James Storm. Robin’s son recently got a chance to watch his dad in the ring. All in all, we get a lot of fun stories from Robin. And some possible hope for the future. Ear Today, Gone Tomorrow is episode 267 of the Soul Forge Podcast.

This week’s podcast promo: The Con Guy