The Radkast

This week on the show, it's the last entry in Sly July and it caps the month off with a bang! Ray Tango and Gabe Cash are two hero cops who are the polar opposite of one another. When a common enemy of their's frames them for a murder which puts them behind bars, they put their differences aside and lean on one another for each other's survival. Once they make a pulse pounding escape, they make it their mission to clear their names...one quip at a time!

This week, it's another entry in Sly July! On this episode, we talk a movie that Sylvester regrets making, and we pretty much regret watching. Stallone plays Joe, a 40 something police officer whose Mom shows up unannouced and starts getting all up in his bitness. What is supposed to be played as charming is anything but. Joe's mom emotionally suffocates him, then plays the victim when Joe asks for space. Joe's mom finds herself in the middle of a murder investigation, which reveals an insurance scam. The main conflict takes a backseat to Joe's mom being an overbearing nuisance. However, we are not to feel bad for Joe, because at the end of the day he's a spineless mama's boy who only proves he can't make any positive momentum in life without her.

This week on the show, Sly plays cavalier police officer John Spartan, who ends up in a cryo prison due to an incident on the job. In the year 2032, the city of San Angeles is a utopia where all manner of violence has been all but erradicated. However, the peace of this brave new world is about to be disrupted when notorious criminal, and ultimate cause of Spartan's imprisonment, Simon Phoenix is freed to snuff out a potential threat to the city's order. Phoenix goes rouge and starts wreaking havoc the likes the city's police force has never experienced. The only way to combat this is by freeing John Spartan to face off against his old foe. Despite the percieved sanctity of San Angeles, Sly finds out that everything is not what it seems.

This week on the show, we kick off Sly July by rambling a bit about some of Sylvester Stallone's movies from the 90's! We talk movies like Cliffhanger, The Specialist, Copland, and Assasins...but with a twist. Instead of taking days out of our week to watch through all of Stallone's 90's catalogue, we decided to only watch the trailers for all those movies, and summarize what we think they're about based upon what's presented there!

This week on the show, we continue our discussion from last Summer about the hottest decade for the coolest game on earth! This time around, we go more in depth on the Goalies from the decade, rattle off some of the video games and movie releases, and talk some of the most pivotal playoff moments!

This week on the show, we yuck it up and talk about the oddity that is former MLB All-Star Jose Canseco's Twitter. Along with the 1986 AL MVP's antics on Social Media, we also give a little history lesson, and theorize what could've saved the Titanic all those years ago!

Unfortunately no new episode this week, however we didn't want to leave you dear listeners high and dry! We went back to our Sucktastic Cinema archives and pulled out another favorite! What happens when America's dog plays America's Pastime? You get the events of Air Bud: 7th Inning Fetch, this week on the Radkast!

This week, we bring another year by year retrospective to an end, and we pull the 2000's train into the station! It's the new millenium, and it all starts with a war on music file sharing, some Titan's being remembered, and the world's most pressing question was asked: "who let the dog's out?"

This week, we cap off Mighty Morphin May by answering some of the franchises most pressing questions and give our thoughts on the Netflix special, Power Rangers: Once and Always! We'll tackle questions like, what color would Ernie be if he were a Ranger? What would the Saved By the Bell crew look like as Power Rangers? What happened when Jon Lovitz tried out to be a Power Ranger? All these questions, plus our guest surprises us with a blast from the past!

This week, it's our final edition of the MMPR season retrospectives! Season 3 saw the team gain access to new powers, the departure of yet another popular and well loved character, and saw the Rangers face their most dire sitautions yet. With the series proper ending on a low note, we make sure to send you all off with a happy ending, and talk a little about the next chapter in Power Rangers history!