Emma and Molly talk ... and talk ... and talk about last week's episode of The Courtship. In this episode, two favorites go home, one favorite comes out, and a grown man pretends to be a cat, so you know things are starting to get serious. Also of interest: current rankings, reality vs. fiction, the etiquette of toasts, a defense of commitment issues, socially-sanctioned groping (AKA Blind Man's Bluff), men's sportswear through the ages, sexual fluidity and masculine ideals, queer romance recs,

Cat Benstead and Benny McJannett join Jono Pech to revisit 2000 comedy Me, Myself and Irene, starring Jim Carrey and Renee Zellweger.Join the conversation on Twitter with @jonohimself.Support the podcast at ATEBIT's Ko-Fi page.Powered by Audio-Technica.

Mark welcomes Stephen R. Bissette, comic artist (SWAMP THING, TYRANT, TABOO), film historian and writer (CRYPTID CINEMA, STUDIO OF SCREAMS, THE BROOD, TEEN ANGELS & NEW MUTANTS), and Blu-ray bonus features raconteur (COLD WAR CREATURES, WEIRD WISCONSIN, FELIX THE CAT) to the podcast to discuss his Vermont Drive-In memories of the 1960s-1980s, seeing all manner of classics and classicks under the stars. Recorded 2/8/22 For more of Steve's work,

Join your hosts Chris and Andrew as they traverse through the highway game of cat and mouse that is Steven Spielberg's debut film Duel.We are a featured podcast on Newsly. Newsly.me☆Use our promo code CULTF1LM for a month FREE of their premium service!✔️ us & all the other creators at www.blindknowledge.com ●Title Cards by paolino Contact him at paolinoArtworks@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Can a cat beat a bear in a fist fight? Have you ever cheered harder for a dog in your life?? In this week's new 24 Flames Flame-Off, we snuggle up with our best furry friends and raft away in a box, with film's Best Animal Adventure! This week's panel: Flamers: Diana Kazemian & Miles Kazemian Keep up with 24 Flames Per Second & Partyfish Media: Join our Patreon here: www.patreon.com/24flamespod Email: 24flamespod@gmail.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/24flamespod Instagram:

I'm doing my part! By listening to this episode! Anthony and Alix are tackling... The Cold War, Hard Science Fiction, and more this week on the podcast as they tackle one of the best offerings of the 90s: STARSHIP TROOPERS. Alix's cat, Britannia guest hosts this week too... Would you like to know more? Support us on Patreon! Patreon.com/horrorpeoplepod Classic Horror 2 by Kevin MacLeod Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License

GGACP ushers in the start of the 2022 baseball season with this encore of a 2015 interview with Emmy-winning sportscaster, journalist and Baseball Hall of Famer Bob Costas, recorded at the New York Friars Club. Also in this episode: Bob analyzes “Top Cat," imitates Howard Cosell, “interviews” Jack Palance and recites Babe Ruth’s farewell speech. PLUS: "The Million Dollar Movie"! Crazy Guggenheim returns! Rod Steiger emotes! Shirley MacLaine clams up! Gilbert sings the theme from “Underdog”! And the

"Sportz Ballz" host Tim Loss (pardon calling him Timothy in the hasty intro) comes on to the podcast to discuss a film that had a seminal influence on his life, "Roadside Prophets". He and Cool Movies Darth nearly spend two hours discussing what would be Generation X's "Easy Rider". It is a mellow suggestion that the counter culture and cheeky nihilism could save the USA from itself. We would have at least been in a better place to handle 9-11.

📌 本期内容 Let's rock' everybody' let's rock. Everybody in the whole cell block Was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock. Dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock... ⏳ 时间轴 00:01:18 演出回顾 00:03:14 主题讨论 01:09:05 专辑推荐 01:12:00 尾声（Big Joe Turner - Shake, Rattle And Roll, Coral Version, DJ BO Edit） 🎸 演出回顾 大伏：为了作曲的即兴和为了即兴的作曲 💬 主题讨论 Rockabilly Definition The Cat King | ETA to Shanghai (MAINLAND CHINA's FIRST ELVIS FESTIVAL DOCUMENTARY/CONCERT FILM) 'Kimchibilly' rock and rollers to stage The Beats Collector "DJ BO"

GGACP celebrates National Humor Month by reposting classic interviews with some favorite comedians, through the entire month of April. First up (from 2017), comedian, writer and actor Steven Wright drops by the studio to talk about his love of surrealism, his admiration for Don Rickles, his childhood obsession with "The Tonight Show" and the absurdity of telling jokes to strangers for a living. Also, Steven discovers Hal Ashby (and Cat Stevens!), Gilbert chats up Norman Fell, Randy Quaid holds a

We came to party and massacre...and we're all out of party! Cat Benstead (TGIF: A Horror Podcast) joins the boys to close out the SPM series with the meta remake released just last year. We discuss the new feminist layers added, the twists, the added gore, and compare snacks. Take a hit and pass that spooky shit!New episodes drop every Tuesday! Next week we close out Women's History Month with a discussion on Women in HorrorStalk Cat on social media:TwitterTGIF: A Horror PodcastStalk Garrett on

We're tackling a handfull of President's this episode, but mostly James Garfield who was, DUN DUN DUN, assassinated! The road to the secret service was a long one, clearly. Plus, Rutherford B. Hayes and James Garfield's favorite food, and the below recipe for "Squirrel Soup" if you wanna be real authentic and cook that up with us. (We're using lamb though...)From The Daily Beast:Wash and quarter three or four good sized squirrels; put them on, with a small tablespoonful of salt, directly after

Imagine, if you will, a time before Will Smith slapped Chris Rock, and 'The Flash Enters Speed Force' was declared the 'Best Moment in the History of All Time Ever'? Well back in those halcyon days we recorded the first half of a podcast about Peacemaker (9:24) and - the Netflix event that literally no-one is talking about - Charlie Brooker's Cat Burglar (2:27). Then life got in the way, and we had to wait to wait a week for our movie reviews, first of all a pair of British films targeting the 'grey

Karina Longworth -- author, film critic, and host of the award-winning Hollywood history podcast, "You Must Remember This" -- joins Gilbert and Frank for a deep dive into a variety of fascinating topics, including: the reclusiveness of Dean Martin, the kinkiness of "The Black Cat," the mysterious deaths of Thomas Ince and William Desmond Taylor, the curious friendship between Ed Wood and Bela Lugosi and the premiere of YMRT's new season, "Erotic 80s." Also, Orson Welles romances Eartha Kitt, Patton

Since the dawn of cinema, producers have given crews “wrap gifts” and the crews have thanked them and sold the gifts on ebay.  Sure, you can find some amazing t-shirts and jackets with the film’s name on it, but that’s not all: wait till you hear about crew hats!  Plus a few other unique items, both good and bad.  Find out where the Cat in the Hat crew gift lands on that scale.  And who better to shed a light on crew gifts, then a certain man with the initials "G.L.” who might know a thing or two

Finally, Media-eval tackles perhaps the most central text of medieval-inspired fantasy: The Lord of the Rings. Join Sarah and fellow medieval historian Paul Freedman, for a wide-ranging discussion about medievalism, food, gender, race, and more in the books and films. Learn more about Paul and his work: https://history.yale.edu/people/paul-freedman Check out his article on food in The Lord of the Rings: https://raco.cat/index.php/ImagoTemporis/article/view/270936 Social Media: Twitter

Zach & Zo head back to the mean streets of Gotham City, but this time they're joined by Rocky from the Audio Oddity podcast. It's a good thing, too because during this visit they'll have to contend with the Bat, the Cat, and the Penguin. With everything in the city falling apart they'll have to keep their wits about them as they discuss Batman Returns.Audio Oddity Podcast Links:Audio Oddity on SpotifyTwitter: @OddityAudioInstagram: @audioodditypodcastTikTok: @audiooddditypodcastFacebook:

In this episode, Still Scared tackle one of the heavy-hitters of children's horror: Watership Down! Ren and Adam are very excited to be joined by Catherine Lester, an academic who has published a book on children's horror films and is editing a forthcoming collection on Watership Down, and is consequently way over-qualified for the podcast! Together they talk about defining children's hororr as a genre, Watership Down's place in animation history and of course, take a break to discuss some