The Never Gets Old Podcast

When is a good time to Reboot a franchise? Is it ever? Nick and Mac dicuss this new trend of starting over and if it is ever a good thing. The two discuss skewed perspectives of writers and their uneven writing of conflict for their heroes. Back to the Future Lego news! Now that The Amazing Spiderman #700 has come out we hear two VERY different reviews from the two. The question for next weeks episode is: What TV shows do you think ended too soon? What were never given a fair chance? This weeks featured song is: "I Do it For Your Love" by Paul Simon. Keep those questions, comments, and ART coming please and look for us on facebook:)

On this special episode of The Never Gets Old Podcast, Mac has a informative chat with Harry Chapin's drummer and Rock and Roll archiver Howie Fields. The two discuss a wide range of topics including when Howie first met Harry and his first impression. What songs stood out to him and what albums he likes more then others. The wonders of Facetime and the trials of Skype. How hard it is to get your original music noticed and the troubles of being booked for the wrong crowd. For those who want to know inside details about Harry Chapin as well as the life of a working musician, this is the podcast for you. Please check out Howie Fields.com for some great stories and memorabilia. This episode's featured song is "You Were Born on Your Birthday" co-written by Howie Fields. Questions, Comments and Artwork is Always welcome.

What movies do you HAVE to rewatch every time you catch them on TV? Do you have a favorite Christmas movie or TV special? Yay for Batgirl fans and what is the appeal of those turtles? Why did Flight of the Conchords end so soon? Is it worth being a superhero? Nick and Mac dive into random topics and want to know what you think. This episode features "In Door Living" from Motion City Soundtrack.

The boys touch on all aspects of movies, comics, TV and music on this episode. Mac shares how Harry Chapin's talent and kindness lives on in his family when he gets to hang out at a Chapin Family Concert. Nick gives an amazing in depth review of The Hobbit without any spoilers. The convo turns to the need for support in women comic writers as they discuss Gail Simone being suddenly let go from the Batgirl comic (DC has since changed their mind). Have you watched Hawaii 5-O? Mac has. Hear what he thinks and find out what new show is getting canceled. This ep is filled with tunes from Michael Nesmith, Jen Chapin, The Chapin Sisters, Elliott Smith and the featured song is "Moment of Madness" by K.T. Tunstall. Don't forget that we are always looking for artist to contribute work for future episodes. Subscribe here and "Like" us on Facebook.

It's Monkee Concert Madness on this Episode of TNGOP and Mac shares details of his dream come true of seeing Michael Nesmith from the fourth row at The Monkees Nov. 30th 2012 concert. How was this concert even better than previous concerts Mac saw in 96 and what is the difference between a Reunion Concert and this current tour? Nick shares his review of the latest Bond film and why it's the greatest so far. The boys also dive into the latest in comics like the new Hawkeye title and why the current Batman run may be the greatest ever. Spiderman 700 is coming and Nick and Mac share two different points of view on the current run leading up to it. They also share the joy and energy of what it's like to be in a band with great musicians. This podcast is filled with lots of Monkee and Mike Nesmith songs as well as "The Company Dime" by The Get Up Kids. Don't forget to share our pages and questions, comments and ART for the podcast is always welcome:)

This is an interesting episode as Nick and Mac start by answering listener mail which leads into a discussion about the current state of sitcoms and why laugh tracks are dead. Why Hasn't Mac seen Dexter and Game of Thrones yet? The boys give their thoughts on the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon and their feelings on The Office ending. The conversation then turns toward knowing when to use your personal filter and when people such as Kevin Smith and Louis C.K. go too far and hurt the good they do. Finally, When do you let go of a friendship? When should you stop trying to keep it going? Why can't people be honest and tell you when they think you suck? Let us know your thoughts, This episode song is "Time Consumer" by Coheed and Cambria

This is a fun episode of Never Gets Old as Brian Bonner joins Nick and Mac to share who their top five comic book heroes are. They also delve into what series should have ended sooner then they did and why. Mac tries to explain the appeal of the Lil' Depressed Boy comic and each of the boys shares their latest movie experience. This weeks song is "Late Night Radio" by David Gray

On this episode of Never Gets Old, Mac and Nick are joined by the wonderful Jen Chapin who shares the story of how she met her husband and the benefits of having him in her band. The gang also discusses the importance of passion and sincerity in music. Despite coming from a musical family Jen entered the music world later then some would think. She explains what got her there. The gang also discusses their methods to songwriting and some of the challenges they face as well as the joys. Please support Jen by going to her website at: http://www.jenchapin.com/ and check out all it has to offer such as her many upcoming shows, her blogs, music and links to how you can support World Hunger Year at: http://www.whyhunger.org/

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On the second part of the Never Gets Old Podcast's first episode we continue getting to know Mac and Nick. First up: Mac's Favorite Superheroes. Next up, the boys share their diverse musical tastes. Then we get to hear who would make the cut on their League of Extraordinary Gentlemen on the Hero and Villian side. Finally, we get the the guys current reading picks. The song pick for this episode is: "Love is Only Sleeping" by The Monkees. Please share these episodes with friends and look for us on Facebook for the latest updates. Comments and Questions are always welcome. Thanks for listening:)

Never Gets Old is an exciting podcast about the hobbies we keep and love our whole life. Join Mac Jackson and Nick Naro as they share their passion for everything they love in the areas of Comics, TV, Movies and Music. Discover how a childhood toy can change your whole world and how a song or character can inspire you to be more. Listen to Mac and Nick as they learn about each other's interests with the help of occasional guests, survey questions, top five lists, questions from listeners and more. From light hearted chit chat to thought provoking debates, this podcast has it all!

In this first half, get to meet your hosts Mac and Nick as they touch upon what got them into Indiana Jones which somehow leads into religion and faith. Find out who their personal heroes are. What makes a successful TV show and movie and what movies are great despite not scoring big at the box office. Tune in for part two to hear their musical and comic favs as well as who would be in their League of Extraodinary Gentlemen.Look for us on YouTube and Facebook. Questions and comments are always welcome:) Thanks for listening and sorry for the audio issue. It has since been fixed:) The intro song for this episode is: "Love is Only Sleeping" by The Monkees.