The Issue At Hand

The Issue At Hand

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The Issue At Hand episodes

  • Bonus Episode 7: Swamp Thing (1982)

    The Halloween episode is finally here!

    Kalen and Mitch are joined by fellow LongBallers Edwin Bailey and Adrian Eng to discuss Wes Craven's 1982 film adaptation of Swamp Thing starring Adrienne Barbeau and Louis Jordan.

    1 hr 42 min
  • Episode 14: Band For Life

    Jon Jolley can't listen to instructions so Justin Quinlan is back to help Kalen and Mitch discuss Anya Davidson's Band For Life.

    For more info on Band For Life check out www.AnyaDavidson.com.

    Also, Kalen and Justin will both be at Short Run Comix & Arts Festival in Seattle on October 31. For more info check out www.ShortRun.org.

     

    1 hr 33 min
  • Episode 13: Space Operas

    What the heck is a "space opera"? Find out as Kalen, Mitch, and Jon discuss Saga by Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples, REBELS by Tony Bedard, and Megalex by Alexandro Jodorowsky and Fred Beltran.

    It's the first theme episode!

    1 hr 52 min
  • Episode 12: Fantastic Four Unstable Molecules

    Kalen, Mitch, and Jon, AKA the Terrible Three discuss the "real" Fantastic Four.

    James Sturm and Guy Davis's "Fantastic Four Unstable Molecules" is the book of the day and listeners, if you have any interest in reading this book, do it before listening to this episode.

    Spoilers abound!

    1 hr 26 min
  • 2nd Half of Season 1 Preview

    Want to know what books to read for the next half of Season 1 of The Issue At Hand?

    Well, sailor, you're in luck! Kalen, Jon, and Mitch give you (most of) the reading list for the rest of Season 1.

    57 min
  • Vault Episode 1: Fall of Cthulhu

    Answer the call of Cthulhu as we dust off a previous unreleased episode from the LongBall vault.

    Kalen, Mitch, and Jon are joined by Tom from downstairs as they discuss The Fall of Cthulhu. Will their mortal minds be able to withstand the horror?

    2 hr 7 min

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