Dave and Pete chat with cartoonist Charles Brubaker of "Ask A Cat" fame; give an update on "Pet Peeves," the book; and offer their take on new "Peanuts" coming to Apple's streaming service. ABOUT 'STRIP SEARCH' A podcast where “Pet Peeves” cartoonists Dave London and Pete Chianca interview cartooning professionals and talk comic strips: their history, classic comics, the current state of the industry, and comics to watch out for.

Join Charise Pope and Nutnïg Spillkitz as they sit down with some white wine and discuss art in the very first episode of Don't Go Breaking My Art! Our two main pieces are The Child's Bath by Mary Cassatt and City by the Lake by Leonid Afremov Instagram shout outs include @dy.rt and @amandaoleander

ScreenBrum explore the phenomenon of horror movies aimed at children with our guest Dr Cat Lester, an expert on these creepy films and TV. We talk about the history of the genre, its classics and its value - teaching kids valuable life lessons.  And we talk about the things that had us hiding behind the sofa. What films scared you as a kid?

G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #77 (1988)Yo Joe! The Joes have been ensnared in a government cover-up on Cobra Island as Fake Cobra Commander and Serpentor battle it out. Serpentor lost though so that means Dr. Mindbender can go full Krieger from ARCHER with his dead body. As for the Joes, they chill with some Vipers to watch a cat fight between Lady Jaye and Zarana. Meanwhile, Destro wears a Speedo on a boat in the Caribbean while Roadblock run from the Feds. And since its 1988 and we are in mad

Joshua A. Friedman is making it easier to find crew in your local area with his new app, Crew Me Up.  He has worked on such productions as 'Law and Order' 'Adjustment Bureau,' and wrote the quintessential guidebook for production assistants: 'Getting it Done.'  Later we're joined by the team who is putting 'Save the Cat' in your car!  Dreamscape has a new audio version of this best-selling screenwriting book: guests Michael Olah, Erik Black,Amanda Heilmen. Not

Paul and Tony return with News, Genre 1, Weekly Recommendations and Rejections, Test of Tony (40 Year Old Virgin) and Movie of the Week Extinction. #Movies #Cinema #TV #MTV #ImpracticalJokers #KevinSmith #Punisher #Extinction #JuddApatow #WhatWeDoInTheShadows

In the first installment of this new podcast series, Drew Taylor and Jim Hill use John Musker's recent retirement from Walt Disney Animation Studios as an excuse to discuss 'Fraidy Cat'.  Drew and Jim also shine a spotlight on the never completed animated version of Sinbad as well as the stage musical version of The Snow Queen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ben and Amanda explore a few of the unforgettable movies of 1973, The Baby, Legend of Hell House, Godspell and Psychomania. Plus personal tales of cat attacks, a Second Coming movie pitch, and more!

Coming up on this week's show, a triple banger of reviews as we take a look at The Shape of Water, Fifty Shades Freed AND FINALLY our retro review looking at PTA's late 90's classic Magnolia. All this, trailers and a journey into Ian's formative youth await...

Hi friends! "Editor Brett" is back and so is Spenser! We talk Miyazaki, cults, and even more HQ Trivia. Come hang out with us! Tweet at us @westayedlate with questions, comments, complaints, or (our favorite) just a little bit of love. HOSTS: Spenser Starke @spenserstarke Luis Gonzalez @luwi12 Starline Hodge @starlinex GUEST: Brett Houston @BrettHouston88 Theme Music: Take Me Higher by Jahzzar

Laura Mulvey contextualitza, actualitza i matisa la profunda influència de “Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema”, text fundacional de la teoria cinematogràfica feminista i de la seva denúncia de la "mirada masculina" de Hollywood, al mateix temps que obre el debat a la “mirada queer” i “la blancor universal” de Hollywood. A més, Mulvey reivindica l'oralitat com una història des de sota i posa l'exemple dels “compilation films” (pel·lícules amb material d'arxiu reescrits amb una nova narrativa) com

We’re kinda legit, ACC-tion heroes! Eisner Award winner Chip Zdarsky of The Spectacular Spider-man, Sex Criminals, Star Lord, and Howard the Duck joins Hannah, Marty, and Tim for an interview full of Spider-man erotism, stories of how our folks had “The Talk” with us, and Applebee’s references. Talkin’ with Chip Todd Diamond Applebee’s This fucking guy A Chip-tastic Pullbox Chip: The Hostage By Guy Delisle Marty: Crosswind By Gail Simone, Cat Staggs Tim: The Unworthy Thor By Jason

On this week's episode of WORST COLLECTION EVER, Jen and Shawn discuss: U.S. 1 #1 (1983) Topics include: - Yelp for funerals - our cat eats our comics - giant cinnamon buns with black icing - shout out to scurvy - Jeremy Piven replaces all trucks - Jen wants to marry Optimus Prime Please rate, review, subscribe and tell a friend! Email us at worstcollectionever@gmail.com Continue the conversation on Twitter @angryheroshawn and @JenStansfield

In one of the most offbeat episodes to date, 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 for a living. Also, Steven discovers Hal Ashby (and Cat Stevens), Gilbert chats up Norman Fell, Randy Quaid holds a press conference and Brooke Shields goes to a podiatrist. PLUS: "Summer of '42"! Humphrey Bogart orders stamps! Steven nabs an

Discussion #1: Female Villains: The Good, The Bad, The Sexy Discussion #2: “Strong Female Character” Hannah: Success: Cat Grant in S1 of Supergirl & Angela in Asgard’s Assassin/Queen of Hel Failure: Barbara Gordon as the “Batgirl of Burnside”, Angela in Spawn Megan: Success: Kate Bishop Failure: Barbara Gordon Killing joke?  Caitlin: Success: Red Sonja, Batgirl of Burnside (not being contrarian, but I’d love to hash this out!), Genevieve Valentine’s Catwoman, Cindy Moon, DC Bombshells

On this week's show, Marc & Ian board a boat to meet a big old monkey with Kong: Skull Island and drunkenly slap each other whilst discussing Catfight. There's also trailers, What We Watched and some lovely tangents.

Gilbert and Frank Read Listener Tweets Naked Walter Matthau! Munchkins gone wild! "The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing"! The Alan Ladd story gets a theme song! And the strange death of Professor Backwards! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

INCOMING MESSAGE: "Three million years from Earth, the podcast/radio show: MarkWHO42. Its crew: show runner Mark Baumgarten with his co-host crew-mate, Christian Basel.” MESSAGE ENDS. ADDITIONAL: "The crew is joined by none other than Red Dwarf’s Norman Lovett (Holly), who’s sadly a bit under the weather, but keeps a sharp eye, or for that matter, ear out for his costar Danny John-Jules (Cat), who pays a surprise visit." Oh SMEG! We've got Norman Lovett and Danny John-Jules from Red Dwarf in this

On this week's episode, Marc doesn't want to watch Fantastic Beasts so Ian & he check out Paul Schrader's latest Dog Eat Dog instead. Oh dear. There's also Trailers and a bumper crop of What We Watched including Kevin spacey as a cat, a Geena Davis triple and... Fantastic Beasts & Where To Find Them.