Hello, and welcome to another episode of The Good, The Bad, and The What!? The show in which we discuss three films that we have deemed "good," "bad," or "what!?" within a subgenre, theme, motif, director or actor's filmography, and more!This week, Ryan, Chris, and Jordan dive into three horny, non-werewolf shape-shifting films with Paul Schrader's 1982 iteration of "Cat People," 1996's abysmal "Repligator," and the 1995 Jim

Moist Owlettes. Subaru Juggalo. Spaghetti Midwestern. High Percentage of Wackadoo. Optimus Prime Megatron. This diner is so good you'll bust a gut! Bjork It, Girl. The cough sneeze colon removal. Cat turd jello. King FertInHand. Autobots, steal cars. Sex, Drugs, and Monopoly. Get on the Horny. I Don't Like MSRPeeeeee. Ripping Down the Walls with Wendi and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Send us a Text Message.Welcome to the Tiny Pencils Podcast! This week we're having a good old catch up and hearing all about eachothers weeks. There's a little bit more Tim Holtz chat, another shout out to Elaine at Studio 1850 and The Bookmark Project.See you next week!Massive thanks to Jamie Goddard for our new jingle and the episode edit. Love you!Emma and Harriet (TPP)Things Mentioned Distress crayons Emma’s PatreonElaine - Studio 1850The Bookmark ProjectHarriet LowtherCo-...

Dave’s cat, Daisy, is doing her best to outdo Leo, and we talk about the new Generative Erase feature in Lightroom Mobile. We also give our thoughts on this whole AI thing in photography plus, a look at Our Recent Photos.Greg's Book The Podcast Website - http://iphoneography.ca Lightroom Mobile Brian Matiash’s Lightroom Mobile Video Brian Matiash’s Masking Video Watch This Episode on YouTube Dave on Instagram Dave on Twitter Dave on TikTok Dave on VERO Dave on Mastodon Greg on About.me Greg

This week onthe Capes and Tights Podcast, Justin Soderberg welcomes New York Times bestselling writer Paul Tobinto the podcast to discuss his latest comic The Mammoth and much more!Tobin is the NYT bestselling author of the Plants vs. Zombies graphic novels, as well as a wide range of other titles for all ages of readers. Paul wrote extensively for Angry Birds, and teamed with artist Benjamin Dewey on the Eisner-nominated I Was The Cat graphic novel, and with his Plants vs. Zombies artist Ron Chan

In this episode we are joined by Puerto Rican artist Chris Torres.Dallas based Torres, is a digital artist that has been publishing art online for over 20 years. His digital art piece Nyan Cat is one of the most recognisable memes on the entire internet and, in March 2021, at the hight of the NFT Boom, Nyan Cat sold for approximately $600,000 cementing Chris’ place in digital art history. In todays episode we delve into the future of the creator economy, the opportunities that web3 unlocks for

This exclusive episode is for for patreon members, sign up here. https://www.patreon.com/crawlspace We review the following books: Superior Spider-Man #6 Ultimate Spider-Man #4 Jackpot & Black Cat #2 Spider-Woman #7 Blood Hunt #1 Secret Wars: Battle World #4 Miles Morales Spider-Man #18 & 19 Free Comic Book Day Spider-Man and Venom stories.

In this episode Lucy chats with writer and comics creator, James Turner.James is a cartoonist and writer, creator, with illustrator Yasmin Sheikh. As well as Star Cat, his comic strip Clatters and Bump regularly appears in weekly comic The Phoenix.James joins me to talk about his new graphic novel Toby and the Pixies: Worst King Ever! illustrated by Andreas Schuster is out on 6 June 2024.James's recommendation for this episode:The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K Le GuinLucy's re...

The third episode in this historical memory lane series finds thr33s and Crouton exploring all the nuances of Cat Moms and Cardinali drops... but, more importantly, we get a sense of major mechanics (painting/Marlenes/Quads) and the introduction of 3v3nts... major evolutions of the project that seem commonplace today.

In this episode, we chat with Maritsa Patrinos, the creative mind behind the beloved webcomic "Working Cats." This episode takes us into the bustling bodega corners of Brooklyn, where we get up close with Taki and Sula, the charismatic cat duo at the series' heart. Maritsa shares insights into her creative process, the development of her characters, and the real-life inspirations behind the enchanting yet rough-around-the-edges settings.

Have you ever been to an exhibition that changes your heart rate, slows you down, and inspires you to take a nap with a cat? Such was our experience at Zeinab Saleh's exhibition at the heart of Tate Britain, part of the Art Now program, which welcomes contemporary young artists in one of the many rooms of the museum.We discuss the notion of quiet, how it is dismissed in our culture, and how the artist not only embraces it but also almost magically creates it through mixed media paintings and

Six movies in theaters and on streaming are reviewed by Erik Childress and Steve Prokopy this week. They include a pair of documentaries about one of the greatest bands of all-time (The Beach Boys) and the death-defying pilots of the Air Force (The Blue Angels). The Monday-hating cat who loves lasagna gets the animated treatment (The Garfield Movie) and Jennifer Lopez tries to navigate both sides of the A.I. debate (Atlas). Then, quite simply, two of the best most enjoyable films begin their runs

Storyteller Al Brydon is a walker with a camera enraptured by the landscape and human interaction with it. He's published and exhibited internationally, and his projects may surprise you, including his fascination with graveyard bins and an encounter with a phantom cat. Also today from the mailbag: a Route 66 adventure, the best natural medicine that we ALL have access to, Mexico in an RV, a story witnessed by a centuries-old tree, and synchronised picture making on our trails. Plus, it being the

The Post-Modern Industrial Boombox is an innovative album. Hasan -Vs- Goliath created it as Bil Basmala and Solidbeing Sound. This shows their dedication to pushing music boundaries. Additionally, it features advanced tracks. Get full access to Footprints at www.catalog.footprints.cat/subscribe

Whether you're a lifelong cat person like me or a devoted dog lover, capturing the essence of your furry friend in portraits is a rewarding experience that celebrates the beauty and joy they bring into our lives. Pets hold a special place in our hearts, whether they're bounding with energy or lounging lazily in a sunny spot. As a lifelong cat enthusiast who briefly flirted with the idea of canine companionship during the lockdown, I understand the joy and challenges that come with capturing the

Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkHTY1eNYHr9JoTndx_m6kA/join New T-shirts & more are now available! http://tee.pub/lic/BAMG John & Richard dive into the Viewer Mailbag for more of your questions and comments including CGC turnaround times - but at what cost? Plus, the Hot Book of the Week features the debut of the Black Cat, The 25 Year Rule mistakenly goes back 30 years for a Spider-Man mini-series, and our Underrated Books of the Week include a

Wilderness of ruin is an album of ambient, background and library music. Produced by Hasan -Vs- Goliath who picks up where PER Music Library left off. The title is from a famous turn of the 20th century allegory. It's about the westward push of European-American destructive force. Get full access to Footprints at www.catalog.footprints.cat/subscribe

In this episode of 5to9, I had a chat with Haruko Hayakawa, a Computer Graphics Artist, a Creative Director, an introvert, cat mom and a cookbook enthusiast.Haruko developed a love for computers and art at a young age and went to School of Visual Arts to study 3D art and graphic design. She then went on to be a designer at agencies like Anomoly and Superunion and brands like Chobani. Always knowing that she wanted to have full control of her work, Haruko left corporate to create her branding studio

You're gonna wanna unplug your Alexa for this one …Let's meet the hosts!How we met, what our parrots would say, & F***, Marry, Kill: Animal Crossing Edition.Message the podcast if you remember Houston “The Assassin” Alexander’s “How To Love Your Cat.”***Intro/Outro music, "Drive Breakbeat" by Rockot (via Pixabay)(Other songs featured in this episode include "Careless Whisper" - George Michael, "Deepthroat" by cupcakKe, & "Will You F*** Yourself Tonight" / "I Wanna Have Sex With You" by

In this episode of Truth and Venom, Chris talks with Leona Farrugia of Maltese/British band, ĠENN. Leona talks about the influence that visual arts and film have on her writing, the effect that being an artists away from home has on their lyrics and the hopes of being able to celebrate the band's heritage even more in future. Leona also talks passionately about the deeper beliefs in why the arts in general as well as spaces for creativity and performance are so important for us to look after and