Ladies and Gentlemen, Welcome to Violence! Get ready to drive, jive and survive with Russ Meyer’s cult classic FASTER PUSSYCAT! KILL! KILL! (1965). Three go-go dancers go-go rogue in the California desert driving fast cars, judo chopping necks and using all that sass to get their way. Grab your switchblades and get ready to get down and dirty!   Instagram: @bmoviebeatFacebook: The B Movie BeatdownEmail: thebmoviebeatdown@gmail.com Letterboxd: @Absolute_trash @SlenderJames

Broadcasting from 4,200 feet in the Oregon hills, Sam Wilson fires up a punchy midweek MOA update—part headline rodeo, part survival primer, all high-desert grit. Buckle in for the “Grappler,” a wild police gadget that hogties getaway cars; a California professor accused of boomeranging tear gas at ICE; a grim influencer murder case out of Mexico; and a Florida-man–energy finale featuring a naked brawler hydrating from the porcelain—yes, really. Between sips of jet-black Aeropress spiked with Irish

In this episode, we answer the two-part question, "What's the most random location you've played a board game in, and what location would you most love to play a board game in?" from listener The Wellbeing Gamer (@thewellbeinggamer). Then, we discuss our recent plays the games Bruges and Through the Desert in our Tales from the Table, as well as whether A Feast for Odin will move on to face the trials of the JESTER'S GAMBIT (10x10 challenge) after our first few plays. ----Query

This week on Slashers Podcast, the gang dives into Colin Minihan’s 2016 indie horror gem It Stains the Sands Red. Ade, Mikey and Lance unpack this desert-set zombie thriller that flips the genre on its head, trading jump scares for a slow-burn character study.The hosts discuss the film’s gritty survival premise: a stranded woman, Molly, stalked through the barren Nevada desert by a relentless, lumbering zombie. What starts as a tense cat-and-mouse chase becomes something much deeper, as the film

It is off to the dry and dusty deserts of North America to see what lives there.  Jasmine and Gracie find a bird with a footprint that makes the letter X, a lizard with a crown that shoots blood and the adorable kangaroo rat that does not live in Australia.  JOin us!

In this episode of Note 2 Self we open with Saskia detailing the final stages of Burning Man prep as she leaves to head to the desert. This leads to reminiscing on childhood nostalgia, including the Beanie Baby to Labubu pipeline. Then, Cat and Saskia spill some truly juicy dating stories from their 20s, covering ghosting, awkward encounters, and the strut of success. Join us for the spiral.

Buckle up, folks—this one’s wild. From a grisly San Francisco axe murder with a suspected “lady of the night,” to Chicago teetering on the edge of chaos, to yet another naked Bronco chase in Los Angeles (yes, a white Bronco), Sam Wilson brings you the rawest headlines and sharpest survival talk from 4,200 feet up in Oregon’s high desert. Plus, Cobra the shop cat is in front of the mic today, sip on cowboy coffee tips, and dive into why your everyday carry survival kit could save more than just your

Kim Matula is here! You’ve seen her on “The Bold and the Beautiful,” in Season 2 of the Peabody Award winning “Unreal,” and as Jane Curtin in the hit film “Saturday Night,” and now, she’s the latest guest on “Filling In Phyllis!”In this episode, Kim and our hosts take a walk down memory lane, reminiscing on all things Bold and Beautiful and diving deep into cat anatomy, the artist’s journey, and why Phyllis refuses to associate her good name with the sinful, desert inferno of Lancaster,

Broadcasting from 4,200 feet in Oregon’s high desert, Sam Wilson—the voice of Chi-Town with the reddest beard around—kicks off with a caffeine-fueled ode to French press vs. AeroPress vs. cowboy coffee, introduces Cobra the shop cat in his “tactical vest,” then barrels into a wild news run: a Boy Scout troop stumbling on and saving a lost 78-year-old hiker in the Sierra Nevada, Florida’s move to scrap vaccine mandates, a deadly Lisbon funicular derailment, Long Island cops shooting a BB-gun-wielding

William Landau reads "Sestina: Parasols in the Desert," "Hangry Trans Revenge Fantasy," "Too Gay to Function," and "Golden Shovel after Hannah Bloch."William is a second year MFA student at Indiana University Bloomington. Their work has appeared in publications including Hanging Loose Press, Diabolical Plots and Sinister Wisdom and will appear in an upcoming issue of Painted Bride Quarterly. When not reading or writing they're usually busy worshiping their cat, over-analyzing gay TV shows

Pixie plays music from the high desert.

To sleep in a tent in the desert was one of the highlights of my trip to Jordan. Sleeping with a Bedouin cat on my belly was the icing on the cake. But the best moment of the trip was when I reached the so-called Monastery in Petra. In front of it I found only […] The post Tent in the desert and sleep with Bedouin cat on belly first appeared on strangethingstraveling.

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On this episode, I dive into the faliure of Netflix, is Happy Gilmore 2 bad?, Taika Waititi EXPOSED!, Weapons ripped off Willow, Horror is being killed by women...but not for long.Join the Patreon at patreon.com/skeletonfactoryEnjoy.

Puds, Archibald, the Black Cat, and their new companion Khor, race to escape the city of Khefer-Rah. After nearly dying of thirst in the open desert, they stumble upon a fleet of sandship nomads. After stealing aboard in conspicuous fashion, they are met by Lazar "The Laughing Jackal," and Naida "The Starwatcher." Lazar offers them an opportunity: defeat him in a game of chance in return for information about Setekh, but if they lose, they must drink a potion of lost memory...A flotilla of

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Echoing Each Other, Consciousness, My Mind, Take The Bass, Traveling Blue, Bully, Let Me See, Nomadas, Desert Queen, Survivor, Dragon Ball, Kalimba Tool, Mood 3, Mood 4, Tool 019, Slicer, Extraction  (cat: techno, progressive techno, hypnotic techno, driving techno)

Cat & Laurel discuss working on the oldest short line train in the U.S., being destined to be a train guy by your ancestors, communicating with the dead , haunted bibles, partying in dream world, and alien forces in the desert. I want to believe!!!! Intro: Nature Boys Outro: Roots and Recognition

In this episode of the Westward Podcast, I'm talking to Cat George, who shares her inspiring journey from the beaches of Florida to the high desert of Wyoming. Cat talks about her experiences working on various ranches across multiple states, the challenges she faced as a woman in a predominantly male industry, and the lessons she’s learned along the way. This episode brought to you by Warrior Equine.Donate, support, and learn more about Warrior Counseling Works:

In October 2012, a man is found brutally tortured in the Mojave Desert — setting off a decade-long chase to bring the perpetrators to justice.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices