Watch.Read.Listen.

This special episode is the first of Duane's new project, Catch the Wizard. Catch the Wizard is all about finding the magic in the primary and secondary worlds. Taking inspiration from the work and thought of J.R.R. Tolkien, Catch the Wizard seeks to explore how creators make worlds that have a very real impact on readers, viewers, and listeners through recovery, escape, and consolation. You can check out Catch the Wizard at the links below.

Website: http://catchthewizard.com

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEVeUmuBpDTKF1iQ5oXTDlw

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/catchthewizard

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/catchthewizard/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/catchthewizard

Welcome to the newest episode of the podcast formerly known as Watch.Read.Listen. In this long-delayed episode, David and Duane discuss the podcast's hiatus and the state of political discourse on social media, before eventually getting to the main topic: Thor:Ragnarok, Black Panther, and Avengers: Infinity War.

Things discussed in this episode:

Podcasts taking the name of other podcasts

Online political discourse and how everything is terrible

The You are Not So Smart podcast episode with Lilliana Mason, author of Uncivil Agreement

Taika Waititi's films

Neil Gaiman's Norse Mythology

The title of Avengers IV (surprise, it's Endgame!)

The website has been changed to wrlpodcast.com. The email is still watchreadlistenpodcast at gmail dot com, and you can also check us out on Facebook and Twitter.

Duane, and David discuss the latest Home Video releases from the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2, and Spider-Man: Homecoming. Hope you guys enjoy!

In this episode, David and Duane discuss Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai (1954), John Sturges's The Magnificent Seven (1960), and Antoine Fuqua's The Magnificent Seven (2016). Can Chris Pratt outshine Steve McQueen or Toshiro Mifune? How do changes in time period and country affect the story?

This week:

Duane watched:

Spaceship Terror (2011) and Blood Demon Rising (2017) directed by Harry Tchinsky

The Ideal (2011) directed by Wes Tomasz Ciesla

Talon Falls (2017) directed by Joshua Shreve

Malice the Origin (2015) and Malice: Metamorphosis (2016) directed by Philip Cook

Little Monsters (1989) directed by Richard Greenberg

The Three Musketeers (1993) directed by Stephen Herek

Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991) directed by Kevin Reynolds

David watched:

Mayhem (2017) directed by Joe Lynch

The Confession Tapes (2017) created by Kelly Loudenberg

Shadow of Truth (2017) created by Yotam Guendelman, Ari Pines, and Mika Timor

The Brother's Watson begin the first part examing the Samurai films of Akira Kurosawa against the backdrop of the films they inspired/ripped-off. This time they are covering Yojimbo (1961; Directed by Akira Kurosawa)/A Fistful of Dollars(1964; Directed by Sergio Leone/Last Man Standing (1996; Directed by Walter Hill).

This Week (For the Recorded... This was recorded in Late September):

Duane:

Emery live

It (1990) and It (2017) as well as Stephen King's original novel IT.

David:

Darkthrone's Unholy Trilogy (A Blaze in the Northern Sky; 1992, Under a Funeral Moon; 1993, Transilvanian Hunger; 1994)

The Body (band)

mother! (Directed by Darren Aronofsky)

The Watson Brothers conquer October, with Duane, the Underdog, Watson tackling 44 films, to David's 37. Listen to them chat about what they watched.

But first, Duane goes into seeing mewithYou in Austin, while the boys both discuss John Carpenter's Anthology album, and the latest from Liam Gallagher "As You Were". They also chat about Warner Brothers/Amazon contemplating a redo of The Lord of the Rings.

Shoe Coble stops in for a minute to discuss what turns out to be a common fear, and much more!

Listen and enjoy!

Watch.Read.Listen. Theme (Curse These Evil Octopi) written and performed by Duane Watson; Manipulated by David Watson

The kiddo on the intro and outro is Dalton Coble-Watson (produced by Shoe Coble and David Watson).

Music: Ministry - Just One Fix; Ministry - Every Day (Is Halloween)

Being fashionably late (at least that's what we tell ourselves) The Watson Brothers breakdown their third week of October watches. This doesn't go off the rails, and hopefully, you guys get a kick out of it!

Watch.Read.Listen. Intro Music by Duane Watson, manipulated by David Watson

Music: White Zombie - Electric Head, Pt. 2; Rob Zombie - Return of the Phantom Stranger

The Brother's Watson run down their list of what they have watched for the second week of October.

David is joined by long-time guest Shoe Coble to discuss The Good Place, a show that more people should be talking about (and watching). Maybe they can convince you?

Warning: Spoilers at about the 18:45 mark.

Music: Fiona Apple - Extraordinary Machine

The Watson Brother's decide to go their own path for the month of October, and discuss the films that they are watching for the Month of October (or Halloween Month). See what they recommend, see what they have watched.

This Week: No This Week (That's the whole episode)

Special Guest: Shoe Coble (talking about Gerald's Game)

Music: John Carpenter and Alan Howarth- Halloween 3 (Silver Shamrock theme); Marilyn Manson - Get Your Gunn; John Carpenter - Halloween theme