Wrapping up our coverage of the Boston Independent Film Festival, Adam and Kaiser Soze (Billy) give insights on the what was MOST awesome and what was MOST shitty. We also go in on Nas emulating Ghostbusters, Utah busting a businesses balls, and Apple balling it's loyal customers with no lubrication. Topping it off we've got "Heterotopia" - a rock opera about a girl who loses her body and must travel through a parallel world to get it back. Lainey and Tom of the band 'Schooltree' come to talk tunes and give us the info on their rock opera. Finally as a digestif we quickly touch on "Captain America: Civil War"

Burlesque performer and producer Ginny Nightshade talks to us about her current projects, her involvement in the alternative artist community, and reflects on favorite perfmormances to date. Check her out on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. or at www.ginnynightshade.com

The Scarlet Tongue is a docuseries and movement focused on women exploring healthy ways to express anger through their art. Hardcore badasses Belle and Eowyn come through to update us on their travels filming for the series and sharing stories of their progress, giving a taste of what viewers will get to see in the first installments. Spoiler: there WILL be boobs!

The Jungle Book blows us away and possibly washes the stink of 'Iron Man 2' off of Jon Favreau, UbiSoft's 'The Division' threatens to go postal on it's OWN fans... for playing it's OWN game, International Table Top Day shrinks down in an attempt to exponentially grow (somehow it makes sense), and Dragoon tests our patience and the power of friendships in what turned out to be a fun-as-hell playthrough.

The women's championship changes hands, Rick Flair changes toupe's, and we take some potshots at the Ultimate Warrior. JM gives the highlights and insights into the WWE's creative team's struggles.

Fox announces it will no longer bring movies to San Diego Comic Con's biggest presentation space due to piracy in the previous years. People have made cell phone recordings of their movies in the past, and now due to a distrust of the convention security they've decided to pull out of Hall H completely.

Talk of Sesame Street leads to teaching children. Which leads to specials for teaching children. Which leads to holiday specials. Which leads to ridiculousness.

One tangent led to another about fears from films...

Some random team names lead us to memories of the cartoon and game series Mutant League, which in turn leads to Dreamcast beef

Jack-moves on trademarks, trading marks through punches, punch-inspiring comics with racists, racists hating on innocent Muppets, and in the end nothing is safe and there's nowhere to hide -- not even your Anime conventions!!!! In an hour it'll all make sense. Trust us...