The Zombcast

Kev and Steve discuss episodes 7.09 Rock in the Road and 7.10 New Best Friends. Are these episodes really that good or are the guys just excited to have the show back? Is Jerry comic relief or a bad ass? Find out as the guys dive in DEEP!

We've launched our Patreon! Instead of running multiple services to collect pledges for the things we do, we combined everything into ONE location. This will allow us to keep everything centralized, only ask for your support at one location, and better upgrade our entire operation. With your support, That's Entertainment, Everything is Awesome, and The Zombcast will be able to make upgrades to provide not only higher quality content, but more of it. Thank you in advance for supporting us; it means the world to Kev and Mike. If you're unable to support us on Patreon, consider subscribing to The Zombcast on iTunes and leaving a 5-star text review or telling a friend--your Patreon pledges, iTunes reviews, and word of mouth recommendations go a long way at helping us do bigger and cooler things, like live shows, con appearances, and creating more high quality content.

All this and more on this weeks edition of The Zombcast!

Find Kev on twitter @ThatNerdyKev

Find Steve on twitter @TheDetentionPod

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The Zombcast has risen from the grave! Join Kev and new host, Steve from down under, as they discuss all thing The Walking Dead and horror bi-weekly!

This week, the guys give a Season 7A recap, discussing their favorite moments (Negan) and some missteps (that one episode) from the first half of the season.

We've launched our Patreon! Instead of running multiple services to collect pledges for the things we do, we combined everything into ONE location. This will allow us to keep everything centralized, only ask for your support at one location, and better upgrade our entire operation. With your support, That's Entertainment, Everything is Awesome, and The Zombcast will be able to make upgrades to provide not only higher quality content, but more of it. Thank you in advance for supporting us; it means the world to Kev and Mike. If you're unable to support us on Patreon, consider subscribing to The Zombcast on iTunes and leaving a 5-star text review or telling a friend--your Patreon pledges, iTunes reviews, and word of mouth recommendations go a long way at helping us do bigger and cooler things, like live shows, con appearances, and creating more high quality content.

All this and more on this weeks edition of The Zombcast!

Find Kev on twitter @ThatNerdyKev

Find Steve on twitter @TheDetentionPod

The Zombcast on twitter @TheZombcast

Support The Zombcast by leaving a 5 star review on iTunes, Apple's math gets us infront of more people's eyes and ear :)

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Matthew wants to see Zombies vs. Dinosaurs. It's all about synergy.

Based out of Philadelphia, PA, Robots and Racecars isn't your typical pop-punk band. While you get the typical pop-punk fast, loud and in-your-face sound, they strive to break away from the cookie-cutter mold that fans of the genre have come to accept. Lyrically, the members (Matthew Herb, Frankie Marsh, Nicholas Reed and Jordan Riffe) write about their nerd lifestyles which include video games, fantasies and zombies. Musically, they combine great melodies, harmonized vocals, tight solos, thumping bass and pounding drums. Mix both parts together and it's no surprise why they are quickly gaining a national audience, sponsorships and sharing the stage with the likes of The Ataris, Big D & The Kids Table and Hawthorne Heights (to name a few). One listen to Robots and Racecars and you'll be hooked.

ABOUT THE ZOMBCAST

The Zombcast is a show that discusses all things horror, with a focus on zombie related entertainment. Throughout its various incarnations, one thing has stayed true—their coverage of The Walking Dead. 

We've launched our Patreon! Instead of running multiple services to collect pledges for the things we do, we combined everything into ONE location. This will allow us to keep everything centralized, only ask for your support at one location, and better upgrade our entire operation. With your support, That's Entertainment, Everything is Awesome, and The Zombcast will be able to make upgrades to provide not only higher quality content, but more of it. Thank you in advance for supporting us; it means the world to Kev and Mike. If you're unable to support us on Patreon, consider subscribing to The Zombcast on iTunes and leaving a 5-star text review or telling a friend--your Patreon pledges, iTunes reviews, and word of mouth recommendations go a long way at helping us do bigger and cooler things, like live shows, con appearances, and creating more high quality content.

All this and more on this weeks edition of The Zombcast!

Kev on twitter @ThatNerdyKev

Nicholas on twitter @NicholasReed

Robots and Racecars on twitter @RandRband

The Zombcast on twitter @TheZombcast

by leaving a 5 star review on iTunes, Apple's math gets us infront of more people's eyes and ear :)

by telling a friend

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The guys talk about the Robots and Racecars Kickstarter (robotsandracecars.net/newalbum) for Rage Quit. Telltale is working on a The Walking Dead video game and the guys then discuss  other zombie related properties and more!

Based out of Philadelphia, PA, Robots and Racecars isn't your typical pop-punk band. While you get the typical pop-punk fast, loud and in-your-face sound, they strive to break away from the cookie-cutter mold that fans of the genre have come to accept. Lyrically, the members (Matthew Herb, Frankie Marsh, Nicholas Reed and Jordan Riffe) write about their nerd lifestyles which include video games, fantasies and zombies. Musically, they combine great melodies, harmonized vocals, tight solos, thumping bass and pounding drums. Mix both parts together and it's no surprise why they are quickly gaining a national audience, sponsorships and sharing the stage with the likes of The Ataris, Big D & The Kids Table and Hawthorne Heights (to name a few). One listen to Robots and Racecars and you'll be hooked.

ABOUT THE ZOMBCAST

The Zombcast is a show that discusses all things horror, with a focus on zombie related entertainment. Throughout its various incarnations, one thing has stayed true—their coverage of The Walking Dead. 

We've launched our Patreon! Instead of running multiple services to collect pledges for the things we do, we combined everything into ONE location. This will allow us to keep everything centralized, only ask for your support at one location, and better upgrade our entire operation. With your support, That's Entertainment, Everything is Awesome, and The Zombcast will be able to make upgrades to provide not only higher quality content, but more of it. Thank you in advance for supporting us; it means the world to Kev and Mike. If you're unable to support us on Patreon, consider subscribing to The Zombcast on iTunes and leaving a 5-star text review or telling a friend--your Patreon pledges, iTunes reviews, and word of mouth recommendations go a long way at helping us do bigger and cooler things, like live shows, con appearances, and creating more high quality content.

All this and more on this weeks edition of The Zombcast!

Kev on twitter @ThatNerdyKev

Nicholas on twitter @NicholasReed

Robots and Racecars on twitter @RandRband

The Zombcast on twitter @TheZombcast

Nicholas returns with news of the source of the zombie plague, which leads to a discussion about zombie love. Also, news about The Walking Dead and McFarlane toys.

Based out of Philadelphia, PA, Robots and Racecars isn't your typical pop-punk band. While you get the typical pop-punk fast, loud and in-your-face sound, they strive to break away from the cookie-cutter mold that fans of the genre have come to accept. Lyrically, the members (Matthew Herb, Frankie Marsh, Nicholas Reed and Jordan Riffe) write about their nerd lifestyles which include video games, fantasies and zombies. Musically, they combine great melodies, harmonized vocals, tight solos, thumping bass and pounding drums. Mix both parts together and it's no surprise why they are quickly gaining a national audience, sponsorships and sharing the stage with the likes of The Ataris, Big D & The Kids Table and Hawthorne Heights (to name a few). One listen to Robots and Racecars and you'll be hooked.

ABOUT THE ZOMBCAST

The Zombcast is a show that discusses all things horror, with a focus on zombie related entertainment. Throughout its various incarnations, one thing has stayed true—their coverage of The Walking Dead. 

We've launched our Patreon! Instead of running multiple services to collect pledges for the things we do, we combined everything into ONE location. This will allow us to keep everything centralized, only ask for your support at one location, and better upgrade our entire operation. With your support, That's Entertainment, Everything is Awesome, and The Zombcast will be able to make upgrades to provide not only higher quality content, but more of it. Thank you in advance for supporting us; it means the world to Kev and Mike. If you're unable to support us on Patreon, consider subscribing to The Zombcast on iTunes and leaving a 5-star text review or telling a friend--your Patreon pledges, iTunes reviews, and word of mouth recommendations go a long way at helping us do bigger and cooler things, like live shows, con appearances, and creating more high quality content.

All this and more on this weeks edition of The Zombcast!

Kev on twitter @ThatNerdyKev

Nicholas on twitter @NicholasReed

Robots and Racecars on twitter @RandRband

The Zombcast on twitter @TheZombcast

by leaving a 5 star review on iTunes, Apple's math gets us infront of more people's eyes and ear :)

by telling a friend

Matthew and Kev were left to fend for themselves again, as Nicholas had a previous engagement to attend to. Matthew describes the "Studio" and then they get into a discussion on how nerdy is now considered cool.

Based out of Philadelphia, PA, Robots and Racecars isn't your typical pop-punk band. While you get the typical pop-punk fast, loud and in-your-face sound, they strive to break away from the cookie-cutter mold that fans of the genre have come to accept. Lyrically, the members (Matthew Herb, Frankie Marsh, Nicholas Reed and Jordan Riffe) write about their nerd lifestyles which include video games, fantasies and zombies. Musically, they combine great melodies, harmonized vocals, tight solos, thumping bass and pounding drums. Mix both parts together and it's no surprise why they are quickly gaining a national audience, sponsorships and sharing the stage with the likes of The Ataris, Big D & The Kids Table and Hawthorne Heights (to name a few). One listen to Robots and Racecars and you'll be hooked.

ABOUT THE ZOMBCAST

The Zombcast is a show that discusses all things horror, with a focus on zombie related entertainment. Throughout its various incarnations, one thing has stayed true—their coverage of The Walking Dead. 

We've launched our Patreon! Instead of running multiple services to collect pledges for the things we do, we combined everything into ONE location. This will allow us to keep everything centralized, only ask for your support at one location, and better upgrade our entire operation. With your support, That's Entertainment, Everything is Awesome, and The Zombcast will be able to make upgrades to provide not only higher quality content, but more of it. Thank you in advance for supporting us; it means the world to Kev and Mike. If you're unable to support us on Patreon, consider subscribing to The Zombcast on iTunes and leaving a 5-star text review or telling a friend--your Patreon pledges, iTunes reviews, and word of mouth recommendations go a long way at helping us do bigger and cooler things, like live shows, con appearances, and creating more high quality content.

All this and more on this weeks edition of The Zombcast!

Kev on twitter @ThatNerdyKev

Nicholas on twitter @NicholasReed

Robots and Racecars on twitter @RandRband

The Zombcast on twitter @TheZombcast

by leaving a 5 star review on iTunes, Apple's math gets us infront of more people's eyes and ear :)

Nicholas was out sick this week, so Matthew and Kev took the reigns on their own! The boys talk about when The Walking Dead Season 2 will begin and some new zombie shows being developed by other networks wanting to catch the coat tails of success.

Based out of Philadelphia, PA, Robots and Racecars isn't your typical pop-punk band. While you get the typical pop-punk fast, loud and in-your-face sound, they strive to break away from the cookie-cutter mold that fans of the genre have come to accept. Lyrically, the members (Matthew Herb, Frankie Marsh, Nicholas Reed and Jordan Riffe) write about their nerd lifestyles which include video games, fantasies and zombies. Musically, they combine great melodies, harmonized vocals, tight solos, thumping bass and pounding drums. Mix both parts together and it's no surprise why they are quickly gaining a national audience, sponsorships and sharing the stage with the likes of The Ataris, Big D & The Kids Table and Hawthorne Heights (to name a few). One listen to Robots and Racecars and you'll be hooked.

ABOUT THE ZOMBCAST

The Zombcast is a show that discusses all things horror, with a focus on zombie related entertainment. Throughout its various incarnations, one thing has stayed true—their coverage of The Walking Dead. 

We've launched our Patreon! Instead of running multiple services to collect pledges for the things we do, we combined everything into ONE location. This will allow us to keep everything centralized, only ask for your support at one location, and better upgrade our entire operation. With your support, That's Entertainment, Everything is Awesome, and The Zombcast will be able to make upgrades to provide not only higher quality content, but more of it. Thank you in advance for supporting us; it means the world to Kev and Mike. If you're unable to support us on Patreon, consider subscribing to The Zombcast on iTunes and leaving a 5-star text review or telling a friend--your Patreon pledges, iTunes reviews, and word of mouth recommendations go a long way at helping us do bigger and cooler things, like live shows, con appearances, and creating more high quality content.

All this and more on this weeks edition of The Zombcast!

Kev on twitter @ThatNerdyKev

Nicholas on twitter @NicholasReed

Robots and Racecars on twitter @RandRband

The Zombcast on twitter @TheZombcast

by leaving a 5 star review on iTunes,

With a lite news week for The Walking Dead, the guys talked about Kevin Smith's Red State and his distribution plans. Wizard World Philadelphia Comic Con is gearing up and the guys discuss the guests and who they're excited for.

Based out of Philadelphia, PA, Robots and Racecars isn't your typical pop-punk band. While you get the typical pop-punk fast, loud and in-your-face sound, they strive to break away from the cookie-cutter mold that fans of the genre have come to accept. Lyrically, the members (Matthew Herb, Frankie Marsh, Nicholas Reed and Jordan Riffe) write about their nerd lifestyles which include video games, fantasies and zombies. Musically, they combine great melodies, harmonized vocals, tight solos, thumping bass and pounding drums. Mix both parts together and it's no surprise why they are quickly gaining a national audience, sponsorships and sharing the stage with the likes of The Ataris, Big D & The Kids Table and Hawthorne Heights (to name a few). One listen to Robots and Racecars and you'll be hooked.

ABOUT THE ZOMBCAST

The Zombcast is a show that discusses all things horror, with a focus on zombie related entertainment. Throughout its various incarnations, one thing has stayed true—their coverage of The Walking Dead. 

We've launched our Patreon! Instead of running multiple services to collect pledges for the things we do, we combined everything into ONE location. This will allow us to keep everything centralized, only ask for your support at one location, and better upgrade our entire operation. With your support, That's Entertainment, Everything is Awesome, and The Zombcast will be able to make upgrades to provide not only higher quality content, but more of it. Thank you in advance for supporting us; it means the world to Kev and Mike. If you're unable to support us on Patreon, consider subscribing to The Zombcast on iTunes and leaving a 5-star text review or telling a friend--your Patreon pledges, iTunes reviews, and word of mouth recommendations go a long way at helping us do bigger and cooler things, like live shows, con appearances, and creating more high quality content.

All this and more on this weeks edition of The Zombcast!

Kev on twitter @ThatNerdyKev

Nicholas on twitter @NicholasReed

Robots and Racecars on twitter @RandRband

The Zombcast on twitter @TheZombcast

by leaving a 5 star review on iTunes,

The guys discuss The Walking Dead news, as well as what the DVD/Blu Ray extras will entail. Already talks for season 2—who should play Michonne and Abraham, and would the guys eat human bacon if they were in a the apocalypse?

Based out of Philadelphia, PA, Robots and Racecars isn't your typical pop-punk band. While you get the typical pop-punk fast, loud and in-your-face sound, they strive to break away from the cookie-cutter mold that fans of the genre have come to accept. Lyrically, the members (Matthew Herb, Frankie Marsh, Nicholas Reed and Jordan Riffe) write about their nerd lifestyles which include video games, fantasies and zombies. Musically, they combine great melodies, harmonized vocals, tight solos, thumping bass and pounding drums. Mix both parts together and it's no surprise why they are quickly gaining a national audience, sponsorships and sharing the stage with the likes of The Ataris, Big D & The Kids Table and Hawthorne Heights (to name a few). One listen to Robots and Racecars and you'll be hooked.

ABOUT THE ZOMBCAST

The Zombcast is a show that discusses all things horror, with a focus on zombie related entertainment. Throughout its various incarnations, one thing has stayed true—their coverage of The Walking Dead. 

We've launched our Patreon! Instead of running multiple services to collect pledges for the things we do, we combined everything into ONE location. This will allow us to keep everything centralized, only ask for your support at one location, and better upgrade our entire operation. With your support, That's Entertainment, Everything is Awesome, and The Zombcast will be able to make upgrades to provide not only higher quality content, but more of it. Thank you in advance for supporting us; it means the world to Kev and Mike. If you're unable to support us on Patreon, consider subscribing to The Zombcast on iTunes and leaving a 5-star text review or telling a friend--your Patreon pledges, iTunes reviews, and word of mouth recommendations go a long way at helping us do bigger and cooler things, like live shows, con appearances, and creating more high quality content.

All this and more on this weeks edition of The Zombcast!

Kev on twitter @ThatNerdyKev

Nicholas on twitter @NicholasReed

Robots and Racecars on twitter @RandRband

The Zombcast on twitter @TheZombcast

by leaving a 5 star review on iTunes, Apple's math gets us infront of more people's eyes and ear :)...

The guys talk about the origin of Kev's wrestling name, Steel Tip, and what it means. Also, Matthew wants to be Jack the Ripper? Arkansas experiences a Flash Forward type of an event? This may be the beginning of the apocalypse, but don't worry—the guys are prepared.

Based out of Philadelphia, PA, Robots and Racecars isn't your typical pop-punk band. While you get the typical pop-punk fast, loud and in-your-face sound, they strive to break away from the cookie-cutter mold that fans of the genre have come to accept. Lyrically, the members (Matthew Herb, Frankie Marsh, Nicholas Reed and Jordan Riffe) write about their nerd lifestyles which include video games, fantasies and zombies. Musically, they combine great melodies, harmonized vocals, tight solos, thumping bass and pounding drums. Mix both parts together and it's no surprise why they are quickly gaining a national audience, sponsorships and sharing the stage with the likes of The Ataris, Big D & The Kids Table and Hawthorne Heights (to name a few). One listen to Robots and Racecars and you'll be hooked.

ABOUT THE ZOMBCAST

The Zombcast is a show that discusses all things horror, with a focus on zombie related entertainment. Throughout its various incarnations, one thing has stayed true—their coverage of The Walking Dead. 

We've launched our Patreon! Instead of running multiple services to collect pledges for the things we do, we combined everything into ONE location. This will allow us to keep everything centralized, only ask for your support at one location, and better upgrade our entire operation. With your support, That's Entertainment, Everything is Awesome, and The Zombcast will be able to make upgrades to provide not only higher quality content, but more of it. Thank you in advance for supporting us; it means the world to Kev and Mike. If you're unable to support us on Patreon, consider subscribing to The Zombcast on iTunes and leaving a 5-star text review or telling a friend--your Patreon pledges, iTunes reviews, and word of mouth recommendations go a long way at helping us do bigger and cooler things, like live shows, con appearances, and creating more high quality content.

All this and more on this weeks edition of The Zombcast!

Kev on twitter @ThatNerdyKev

Nicholas on twitter @NicholasReed

Robots and Racecars on twitter @RandRband

The Zombcast on twitter @TheZombcast

by leaving a 5 star review on iTunes,