Join your hosts Nikki Bailey (@NikkiBailey_) and NeedmSkye (@NeemaSkye) as we discuss episode 4 of A Black Lady Sketch Show, entitled Where are my Background Singers? In this episode, the sistas tackle Shakespeare, thirst trap history, and the mental dilemma created when women get cat called. Oh, and, side note: PATTI LABELLE IS IN THIS EPISODE! AND SHE SINGS! It’s glorious. Don’t miss it! With the first all-black women writer’s room, led by Lauren Ashley Smith, the first black woman sketch

Join your hosts Nikki Bailey (@NikkiBailey_) and NeedmSkye (@NeemaSkye) as we discuss episode 4 of A Black Lady Sketch Show, entitled Where are my Background Singers? In this episode, the sistas tackle Shakespeare, thirst trap history, and the mental dilemma created when women get cat called. Oh, and, side note: PATTI LABELLE IS IN THIS EPISODE! AND SHE SINGS! It’s glorious. Don’t miss it! With the first all-black women writer’s room, led by Lauren Ashley Smith, the first black woman sketch

Happy Pride Month! In this week's edition of Dynasty As They Wanna Be, hosts Derrik J. Lang and Kyler K. Jafari discuss the totally awkward reunion of Steven Carrington (Al Corley) and his estranged domestic partner, scrutinize the interior design of the Dynasty offices, and rant about Michael Culhane (Wayne Northrop), the worst chauffeur in the history of chauffeurs. For more information, visit nastypodcast.com.

The legendary "Supermensch," talent manager and producer Shep Gordon joins Gilbert and Frank from his Hawaii home to share storied tales of his 50+ years in rock 'n' roll and to talk about the pitfalls of fame, the importance of "making history," the secret of client-manager relationships and the benefits of "bad" publicity. Also, Janis Joplin packs a punch, Cary Grant adopts a cat, Elton John gets showered in panties and Shep saves Raquel Welch from a wardrobe malfunction. PLUS: Wolfman Jack

Black History Month 2019 continues with a look at the 1972 film directed by Ivan Dixon and written by John D. F. Black, Trouble Man . Robert Hooks stars as cool cat Mr. T. That’s T that rhymes with P and this cat is great at pool. He does his business out of a billiards parlor where he holds court like a Sicilian on the day of his daughter’s wedding. Mr. T runs afoul a plot hatched by Chalky and Pete (Ralph Waite & Paul Winfield), a salt and pepper team of criminals who put T on the outs with Big

Get Rollin'! (1980) is the story of three very colorful people and their lives in and around a roller rink in Brooklyn; Vinnie Venzerrelli of the "Jigaboo Jammers", Pat The Cat, and Inez Daniels.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-projection-booth-podcast--5513239/support.

Welcome to season 6 of Director Showdown, where we kick things off with David Fincher’s 1995 psychological thriller ‘Seven’! Adam and Brent talk a bit about Fincher’s origins and rise through the ranks on his way to making Seven, the impact of Fincher on the ‘dark and gritty’ marketing term bandied about left and right these days, and some tangents about Adam’s new kitty cat! It’s going to be a fun new season talking some of the biggest modern movies, so now is a great time to jump aboard,

Welcome! Today we are talking about Stephen King’s anthology movie “Cat’s Eye.” We discuss Stephen King’s history of addiction, our society’s messed up history with cats, and just how they got that performance out of the pigeon.

Happy day, spooky kids! In this episode Ren Wednesday, Adam Whybray and returning guest Ali Kay delve into the brain-washing, time-looping world of the 1977 BBC TV series Children of the Stones. Join us for Morris dancing, Solar Serpents and educational asides into the history of surgery, as we try to untangle the plot of this creepy and atmospheric seventies classic. A full transcript of this episode is available at: https://stillscared.podigee.io/26-childrenofthestones

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?

Jim and Aaron discuss their initial reactions to Captain Marvels first Teaser Trailer.  Also, Jim gets Aaron hip to Chewie the cat and discuss how Disney is using that "Marvel Rising: Secret Warriors" TV movie to help get this franchise's younger fans ready for Marvel Studios' March 2019 release. They also have their own theories about the theory that's making the rounds online about how the God of Mischief could have survived his run-in with Thanos.. And last but not least we cover what may (or may

Since the 25th film in the series has been announced, Ali and Cev finally get around to doing what they set out to do a year ago: get their heads round the Bond franchise once and for all with quite a lot of help from their friends...Edited By Cevin MooreMusic: “Asteroid (A Corruption)” By Peter & Cevin Moore Info: filmguff.netTwitter @FilmGuff ”Gargles cat litter”

The Halloweenies are joined by special guest Cat Blackard as they run from the creepy cultists of 1995's Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers. Follow us on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We welcome a guest for our penultimate episode about the series, discuss Levy's strategery, and see a cat manspreading. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hamsterdam.substack.com

Mark and John discuss Guillermo del Toro's romantic dark fantasy The Shape of Water (2017) from curious plot holes and gorgeous imagery to the beautifully flawed characters and desperate psychology of the kidnapped gill man. Among the spirited banter we address the abilities of our sympathetic "monster," his origins and biology, how our tax dollars may be funding villains, the delicate topic of cat-eating, needless property destruction and even Stockholm Syndrome. And if you considered our

100 years of organ in science fiction film, television, radio and new media - including history, analysis, a how-to demonstration, and an interview with Ben Model, silent film historian/composer/performer! Silent Film Music Undercrank Productions From Archive.org Tom Corbett Space Cadet (1950) - (18 min) Cat-Women of the Moon (1953) - (1 min) Killers from Space (1954) - (41 min) Destroy All Planets (1968) - (beginning, 50min) Track of the Moon Beast (1976) - (39

At the halfway point of Black History Month, and the opening night for blackest of black super hero movies, CeCe and Q discuss their anticipations for the superhero film For Us, By Us: Black Panther. The crew breaks down how important it is as a culture and what their expectations are. CeCe and Q also discuss Blake Griffen's big head, messiness in facebook groups and CeCe being off the market....? CeCe - @ceceonair Q - @ComptonAzzQ (Tiwtter), @quinc_mcduck (IG)

This week we discuss the Black Mirror episode "The Entire History Of You." This week we talk about anxiety and trust in relationships. We also talk about supporting those who have anxiety and trust issues. We also have a short discussion about why Cathy needs a cat. Music: http::/Bensound.com --Instinct

Patricia Taylor and Lisa Ferrell from the Georgia Production Partnership tell us about the history of the organization as well as its future, plus why every filmmaker should consider joining!