The Gobeski/Wallace Report Podcast

The Gobeski/Wallace Report Podcast

By Adam Gobeski and Charlie WallaceComedy
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The Gobeski/Wallace Report Podcast episodes

  • Episode 323 - SFS #29: Alien
    Sci-Fi Spooktober continues with our review of the 1979 Ridley Scott classic "Alien". Unsurprisingly, this seems like a horror remake of "Dark Star" with a wet Harry Dean Stanton. Take bets before you listen as to whether we ever utter the name "Sigourney Weaver"! You might be surprised!
    1 hr 19 min
  • Episode 322: SFS #28 - Space is the Place
    Charlie decides to mix it up by choosing jazz musician Sun Ra's "Space is the Place" for the Sci-Fi Shuffle. It's a mish-mash of genres and was made on a tight budget, so it's anyone's guess whether we liked it or not! Doug watches it twice then cancels his Criterion streaming service! Kevin misses a key moment in the closing of the film.
    1 hr 4 min
  • Episode 321 - Bond Voyage Appendix A1: Casino Royale (1954)
    What better way to start a project than with the appendix! We kick off Bond Voyage, our new James Bond movie march. We start with the 1954 episode of the TV show "Climax" entitled "Casino Royale". If you've ever wondered what an American James Bond would be like, look no further. Charlie and Alex give a little lesson on baccarat, but it won't improve your chances of winning!
    53 min
  • Episode 320 - Boring Childhood Memories
    We get the gang together to celebrate - Alex has finally seen a movie in an actual THEATER! Paul reaches deep into his childhood memories to spoil a movie we've never heard of. And of course there is only one segment that MUST happen every time Alex is on the podcast. You won't be disappointed (but Charlie will)
    45 min
  • Episode 319 - The Zipper Merge of Time
    Tony is podcasting from a new city, and his table doesn't have legs. It's ok though - it's hard to be in a bad mood when you're discussing June birthdays! And rest assured: by the end of the episodes you'll be able to tell your Jimothys from your Timothys.
    59 min
  • Episode 318 - SFS #27: Redline
    The Sci-Fi Shuffle gets a much needed NoS boost with the 2010 animated film "Redline". Adam feels he may not be cool enough for this movie, but is it really that cool? We guess it has adrenaline-fueled action, approximately 3000 unique alien characters, gratuitous nudity and an impromptu kaiju battle. On second thought, this movie might be too cool for everyone.
    54 min
  • Episode 317 - Tenuous Cambellushi Links
    Cambellushi Day Celebration 2026 is officially underway! Adam regrets letting Charlie gather discussion topics for the episode. Adam also regrets letting Charlie pick his Cambellushian nominee first. But what is Cambellushi Day, if not a day to recount all our regrets for the year?
    56 min
  • Episode 317 - Tenuous Campbellushi Links
    Campbellushi Day Celebration 2026 is officially underway! Adam regrets letting Charlie gather discussion topics for the episode. Adam also regrets letting Charlie pick his Campbellushian nominee first. But what is Campbellushi Day, if not a day to recount all our regrets for the year?
    56 min
  • Episode 316 - TTJ
    Frankie Muniz returns from a butter-based retreat and introduces us to his fixer, Thomas Taylor Jonathan. Kevin lands a new job and Charlie goes all in for some swimwear. Somehow we fail to talk about any television from the 90's or early 2000's.
    56 min
  • Episode 315 - SFS #26: Repo Man
    Dan Hess is back and has chosen 1984's "Repo Man" as the movie for this week's Sci-Fi Shuffle episode. It's a movie that has a specific wavelength but, much like being tricked into repossessing cars, we just went with it and had a blast! We try to decide if moshing outdoors with your friends used to be a thing. Despite Dan's time constraints, we also get in a few taste tests!
    56 min

About The Gobeski/Wallace Report Podcast

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Straight from the mouths of Adam Gobeski and Charlie Wallace: two great minds, one great podcast! Subjects of discussion include (but are not limited to): movies, music, television, video games,…