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Thank all that is holy, hockey is back. Sure, the ASG break is fun for SOME of us (I’m looking at you, people in Canada, who had the GOOD All-Star Weekend broadcast) but the rest of us had to suffer through the not-fun bits to see our old faves and new faves including Kendall Coyne and Brianna Decker who Tore. It. Up. Deb & Erika break down the highlights and lowlights of All-Star Weekend and the resource disparity between men and women’s pro hockey, starting from development. We also touch on the new razzle-dazzle technology the NHL launching next year and the possible impact it will have on the league. We close our regular segment with the Muzzin trade and why it is a good thing (In Deb’s opinion). In this episode’s “What the Puck” we talk about the importance of scouting and why having depth in your organization is critical. Finally, we close on an adorable hockey tidbit: Hockey Puppers. Have an opinion, question or thoughts about hockey? Hit us up on twitter @beginnerspuck or drop us an email at [email protected] - Host Erika Ensign and Deborah Stanish.

We beg your indulgence, but this podcast is 100% about Alyssa, Chip, and Rachel geeking out about the upcoming Gallifrey One convention. If you don’t have a ticket, well, we regret that it’s sold out and encourage you to come back next week for our Big Finish episode. Coming to Gally? We’ll preview some of our panels, give advice for newcomers, and relax our broadcast standards for one very important F-bomb. Sorry, canon-obsessed fanboys: “It’s never f—-ing Susan!” - Host Chip Sudderth and Alyssa Franke with Rachel Donner.

Monty and Rhias talk about Deadly Class, the latest edgy-yet-glossy Syfy show based on a comic book. This naturally turns into a discussion about Reality Bites and Rent. Then it’s time for Villains of the Week, where Vern Schillinger (JK Simmons from Oz) and Annie Wilkes (Kathy Bates from Misery) demonstrate some things about modern life. - Host Monty Ashley and Rhias Hall.

Under discussion this time: The towering hypocrisy of Kara opining that coverups always get found out. Alternate plans to trap invisible creatures (silly string!) The urgent need to have MIB-style memory flashy things. New set alert! John Jones, PI The possible impact of the mind wipe on Alex’s personality and identity - Host Trish Matson with David Schaub and Brianna Taeuber.

The Bad Place has a new trick, which is to torment Team Cockroach by choosing residents designed to make them crazy. A gossip columnist for Tahani, an ex for Chidi and… an erased Chidi for Eleanor! The season three finale is the saddest timeline. - Host Sarah Gardner with Andrew Pontious and Javier Matusevich.

It’s time to dive in to the first film in Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy, 2005’s “Batman Begins.” We discuss how it changes the tone after the embarrassing Joel Schumacher films, its remarkable roster of acting talent, the more grounded tone and technology, and a whole lot more. Plus, one panelist’s deep love of Michael Caine is revealed at last. - Host Jason Snell with Guy English, Christina Warren, Don Melton, Dan Moren and Tony Sindelar.

Krystal is back! It’s another mid-season fun episode, a breather as we hurtle down the path to the series finale. Krystal takes charge, in her quest to unmask Big Cosmetics’ evil plan. (Check out Kathy’s Krystal voice!) Plus, stuff goes down on the Island of Dr. Westmorland. - Host Jean MacDonald and Kathy Campbell.

At PodCon 1, Friends In Your Ears was born. This year, I wanted to do something special with some attendees at PodCon 2 and find out what they were currently listening to in their podcast app of choice. Theme Music by Christopher and Adelaide Breen. - Host Kathy Campbell.

This week the Discovery takes a spore jump to a mysterious human colony deep in the Beta Quadrant, Pike and Burnham joust about science and religion, Tilly drinks too much espresso and tries to replace Stamets with a space rock, and Saru gets a chance to practice his “Glare ‘n’ Care” management philosophy. And on our podcast, Scott introduces a new segment that somehow we didn’t call “The Search for Spock,” even though we probably should have. - Host Scott McNulty and Jason Snell.

With the details of the office bridal shower all figured out, Tiff and Mikah discuss “Ben Franklin.” This episode of “The Office” aired on February 1, 2007. - Host Tiffany Arment and Mikah Sargent.