Explorer's Log: Penny, look away; Bobby never misses a chance to dunk on 50 Shades of Grey; an erotic eclair meet cute; a stolen laptop leads to a Bobby confession; 10 Things We Hate About Ronan; we introduce the BOF Rule: WWBOFWD (What Would Boys Over Flowers Writers Do?)Get our weekly newsletter by joining our Patreon!Next adventure embarks September 30: The Cat Who Could Read Backwards by Lillian Jackson BraunFind us:Patreon @readersofthelostartBluesky @readerspodInstagram

Sergeant Will's Old Time RadioPodcast Episode 13 September Favorites 1. The Vengeful Corpse by Inner Sanctum Mysteries 09/12/1949 2. The Black Cat with Peter Lorre by Mystery In the Air 09/18/1947 3. The Shadow People by The Hall of Fantasy 09/21/1953 4. The Judge's House by CBS Radio Mystery Theater 09/25/1981

On the Stack podcast for August 20, 2025, we've got new comic book reviews for Black Cat #1, Justice League Red #1, and so many more!SUBSCRIBE ON RSS, APPLE, SPOTIFY, OR THE APP OF YOUR CHOICE. FOLLOW US ON BLUESKY, INSTAGRAM, TIKTOK, AND FACEBOOK. SUPPORT OUR SHOWS ON PATREON.Full List of Comic Reviews for August 20, 2025:Black Cat #1 MarvelWritten by G. Willow WilsonArt by Gleb MelnikovJustice League Red #1DC ComicsWritten by Saladin AhmedArt by Clayton HenryEscape #1 Image ComicsWritten by

I took in the Evergreen State Fair in Snohomish County, Washington, last week. I walked the midway, avoided the games, and ate too many fries and too much cotton candy. There’s always some mixed feelings swimming around in my head about the animal exhibits. I avoided the cows, but took in the sheep. Saw a bunch of horses, and rolled my eyes at the dogs. I followed half a dozen “cat” signs with arrows only to discover that the cats were somehow not there that day.Each of these stalls and pens had

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It’s iFanboy 20/25 — 20 years of podcasting and 25 years of iFanboy!This week Josh Flanagan is drunk (sleep drunk) and Conor Kilpatrick just can’t remember words. He was sober! Note: Time codes are estimates due to dynamic ad insertion by the distributor. Running Time: 01:17:00 Pick of the Week:00:03:16 – Detective Comics #1100 Comics:00:16:30 – Batman & Robin: Year One #1000:22:06 – Imperial #300:29:08 – Black Cat #100:34:33 – Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #4200:37:59 – Falling in Love on

Edgar Allan Poe has a remarkable talent for weaving words that ignite the imagination and evoke terror, often with minimal horrific actions depicted on the page. His masterful language creates an atmosphere that stirs the darkest corners of our minds. In this recording, Ive selected a few of his most haunting tales that have left a lasting impression on me The Telltale Heart, The Masque of the Red Death, The Black Cat, The Raven, The Cask of Amontillado, and Berenice. I hope you find as much

Edgar Allan Poe has a remarkable talent for weaving words that ignite the imagination and evoke terror, often with minimal horrific actions depicted on the page. His masterful language creates an atmosphere that stirs the darkest corners of our minds. In this recording, Ive selected a few of his most haunting tales that have left a lasting impression on me The Telltale Heart, The Masque of the Red Death, The Black Cat, The Raven, The Cask of Amontillado, and Berenice. I hope you find as much

In Buckkeep Town, Fitz finds some weapons and Jinna's shop. The hedgewitch is very happy to see him and has a special charm she made especially for him. We meet Fennel the cat and Miskya, Jinna's niece, before he makes his way back to Buckkeep with a lot more smiles directed at him. We're reading Fool's Errand by Robin Hobb, book 1 of the Tawny Man Trilogy in The Realm of the Elderlings.

In this episode of Creative Inclinations, Dave welcomes visual artist and graphic designer Todd E Clark! Todd is well known in the art community for his "cowboy kitties" cat portraits and becoming even more well known around the city with his work being featured in the Curbside Chronicle, Factory Obscura, and in promotional material for the Edmond Arts Festival earlier in 2025. He is a frequent vendor at various art markets and group art shows around Oklahoma City and will be creating a mural for

In this episode, economist Salim Furth explains why the housing crisis isn’t just speculation: it’s demand running headfirst into regulation. His research quantifies how much red tape really costs families in this country.We also talk about how towns fall over themselves to lure big companies while failing the small and mid-size developers who could actually build the housing we need. Along the way, Salim shares inspiring success stories from Texas to Maine and even offers advice for our

Dive into Chapters 11–15 of this spellbinding fantasy series where forgotten children, a kitsune, and a reaper named Waste set the stage for deadly trials. A black Pegasus, a mimic cat named Twain, and dream-born monsters collide in a magical menagerie. Gray’s obsession with dream magic leads to a brutal puppet attack, a mysterious potato, and a bonding ritual that defies tradition. Secrets unravel, scars remain, and the path to becoming an Arcanist grows darker by the hour.You can find us on

Happy Bonus Episode Thursday! I am thrilled to be sharing my conversation with Catherine Dang, author of one of my favorite novels of the year, What Hunger. This is a book that is the most sublime blend of coming-of-age themes, rage, and well, cannibalism. Cat and I unpack all of these topics plus much more in this conversation which I am immensely grateful for! To follow Cat on socials and to order a copy of What Hunger, check out the links below:* Cat’s Instagram:

'Cat's Cry' filmmaker Sanja Zivkovic sits down with VIFF Festival Programmer & Program Lead, Sonja Baksa, to talk about her global career spanning all the way from SFU's Burnaby campus to Serbia. 'Cat's Cry' first fell into Zivkovic's lap when the son of famous Serbian filmmaker Goran Paskaljević, Vlad Paskaljević, approached her with the possibility of reviving this moving screenplay following Goran Paskaljević's passing in September 2020. The work, 'Cat's Cry', is the true story o...

Holly Rizzuto Palker and Amanda Fields chat with Catalina Margulis, author of Again, Only More Like You, about a reckoning of journalism, ideas of what a "good mother" is, and hard-kept female friendships. For fans of Elin Hilderbrand and Jennifer Weiner, Again, Only More Like You offers a poignant and humorous look at friendship and reinvention at 40.Catalina is an author, podcast host and mother of four who has written for many of Canada’s top publications over the past 20 years. Cat was an editor

“Some people might say CATS is a ripoff of A Chorus Line. I don’t want to go that far but it’s remarkably similar. I think it’s sort of a doppelganger of A Chorus Line.” In this episode, host Mike Abrams welcomes David Armstrong, a fellow Broadway Podcast Network host and author of the newly published book Broadway Nation. They delve into the rich history of Broadway musicals, highlighting the significant influences and connections, including how the iconic musical CATS ties into this history

Coffee poured and comic books stacked, Brian and Hassan are ready for comic talk; recent reads, 80s rewind and the latest new books from Marvel Comics, DC Comics, Image Comics, and Bad Idea Comics! Recent Reads Black Cat #1 by  G. Willow Wilson & Gleb Melnikov Poison Ivy by G Willow Wilson & Marcio Takara Exquisite Corpses #4 by James Tynion, Che Grayson, Adam Gorham, Michael Walsh Supreme: Story of the Year:  by Alan Moore, Joe Bennett, and Keith Giffen Absolute Batman #11 by Scott Snyder

Our new readers dip their toes into the Dungeon Crawler Carl world, meeting Carl, Donut, and their game guide Mordecai. Where will things go from here? Will the cat somehow start talking? Good questions.

Send us a text This week on Bloody Good Screen: 90’s Movie Club, Mark, Niall, and Marcus dive into two very different classics from the decade that defined blockbuster cinema. First up, we go on the run with Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones in The Fugitive (1993), one of the greatest cat-and-mouse thrillers of the 90’s. Then, we swap suspense for slapstick with Leslie Nielsen in Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear (1991), a comedy sequel packed with outrageous gags and deadpan brilliance. Along ...