Series 7, Episode 10 - "I don't know how I got here. I was at a seminar in Santa Barbara, the next thing you know I'm crawling around in cat shit!" Welcome back aboard, gallant podcast listeners, for this finale epilogue episode of the seventh series of Hit or Miss: Star Trek. Throughout this run, we’ve explored some of the best Bajoran and Cardassian-focused stories — and we couldn’t conclude any other way than with the definitive Cardassian tale: the Star Trek: The Next Generation two-parter

Send us a text Join J-MiL and Sarah as we explore the world of Nyaight of the Living Cat, and tell you why you should watch this anime Let's Explore Together! Social Media: https://linktr.ee/J_MiL4Real Website: https://www.podpage.com/exploring-anime-with-friends/ Support the Show: http://www.paypal.me/jmil4real Check out our sponsors: Binbuster: https://www.youtube.com/@theGreyCreates JoeMama: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2229546?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR34xj3h_ZQtKL5LAsJXGaND0ciLgkZQVbJ...

Welcome back Book Clubbers! We are deeply entrenched in X-Country, and Episode 100 is right around the corner! Are you ready for the madcap adventures that are headed your way? I don't think so Blue Retrievers!First up today we have X-Men 159 and... Vampires! Although I think our good buddy Chris C may have watched Cat People a few too many times before sitting down to pen this one, it is great! Spooky, brooding, and art by a master in his early days, Bill Sienkiewicz! Every time I see this

GGACP celebrates Halloween month by revisiting part two of a 2019 salute to Universal horror classics with author, screenwriter and historian Gary Gerani. In this episode: In praise of "The Raven"! The Monster takes a mate! Bela Lugosi’s finest hour! The strange life of Edgar G. Ulmer! And the absurd brilliance of “The Black Cat”!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Toro: Soft Lines, Sharp Jabs, and Jokes that Whisper Before They Wallop! This week on The Cartoon Pad, Bob (in spirit, he's away), Shaw, and Marty welcome Tom Toro—the New Yorker stalwart whose gentle washes and calm, cat-like characters set up sneakily subversive gags. We get into process (ideas first, then drawings that don’t overact), the long grind of early submissions, and the craft of making captions optional without losing the punch. We roam the canon and the shop talk: playing with

Thank you Kevin KAL Kallaugher, asher, Margreet de Heer, Dan Collins, Pat Coakley, and many others for tuning into my live video with Tom Toro (and his cat, Pumpkin!) Tom is a New Yorker cartoonist, author, and the rare person who can make me feel simultaneously inspired and completely inadequate about my cartooning skills.His new book, And to Think We Started as a Book Club, just dropped, and it’s already Andy Borowitz’s October Book Club pick. The title itself is a gag from one of his

Bold Lines, Pocket Gags, and a Cat from the ’70s! This episode of The Cartoon Pad, Bob and Shaw beam across the pond to Margate—15 floors up, sea view included—to visit the brilliantly dry and dangerously efficient Jeremy Banx. You’ve seen Banx’s sharp, caption-light missiles in Private Eye, Punch, the Mail on Sunday, and most famously the Financial Times, where he files a daily pocket cartoon—yes, daily—often with about an hour to nail the drawing after the greenlight. No pressure! We talk the

Paul Chaat Smith (Comanche Nation) is an author, essayist, and curator, and until recently a longtime curator at the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian. He is a winner of a 2025 Rabkin Prize. You can read his full bio at our website.We invited Paul to have a conversation about his work. The interview is accompanied by a newly commissioned portrait of Paul in his home office, where the family cat, Ms. Tina Turner, lounges at his feet.The interview has been gently edited for length and

"The Kodak camera makes possible a collection of photographs which record the life of its owner and which increase in value each day that passes."-- George Eastman "Anything worth doing is worth doing to excess." -- Edwin Land In this episode, Antonio and Ward turn their attention to the endless pile of photographs that never make it past our phones. You know the ones—the cat sprawled on the couch, the hibiscus in morning light, the wing of the plane at sunrise. They’re not “keepers” in the

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

In 1940, with the Nazis sweeping through France, Henri Matisse found himself at a personal and artistic crossroads. His 42-year marriage had ended, he was gravely ill, and after decades at the forefront of modern art, he was beset by doubt. As scores of famous figures escaped the country, Matisse took refuge in Nice, with his companion, Lydia Delectorskaya. By defiantly remaining, Matisse was a source of inspiration for his nation.While enemy agents and Resistance fighters played cat-and-mouse in

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

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

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

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

Brian and Mike talk about the upcoming Marvel/DC crossover Deadpool/Batman and some of the more recently announced backups. Then move onto what they’ve read in the past couple of weeks. Predator Kills the Marvel Universe #1, Superman The Kryptonite Spectrum #1, Eat Your Young #1, Justice League Red #1, Black Cat #1, Escape #1, and a few others! thecomiccryptcast@gmail.com https://www.instagram.com/thecomiccryptnj?igsh=c2ZwbzByeGx5dzNm https://www.facebook.com/thecomiccrypt?mibextid=LQ...

Copycat - "He Wants to Dazzle Us" This week we get into all the gory details of a serial killer's spree in COPYCAT (1995). A deathly cat and mouse game ensues as a manhunt for a clever killer is on in San Francisco. The chase is led by detectives (Holly Hunter & Dermot Mulroney) with an assist from a hotshot criminal psychologist (Sigourney Weaver). We hope you enjoy digging into this fresh episode! Support the show

Episode 991-Fantastic Forever, Colbert Bump, Image Slump + Sneak Peek at Next Week w/Kyle & DrewBlack Cat #1 Writer G. Willow WilsonPenciller Gleb MelnikovJUNGLE #1 (W) Keenan Marshall Kellar (A/CA) Tom NeelySongs by Drew - Comics for Fun & Almost 1000Need an LCS Kowabunga Comics https://kowabungacomics.com - Get FOC Access: http://eepurl.com/du7Wwf or Eric@KowabungaComics.com Like & Subscribe on our Youtube www.youtube.com/@comicsforfunandprofit5331Patreon

In our latest episode, Jonathan and I discuss "Five Easy Pieces" and ask: Is this the prototypical 70s movie? Is Bobby Dupea a loner or just a fraidy cat? Is this Jack Nicholson's best performance? Come join us, and please bring your own toast because we don't have any here!