I guested on somebody else’s show! Is that something this thread is for? I guess it is now.
Pat Trek is a show where TNG superfan Pat O shows his Trek-less friend Pat W every episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation. I joined them to talk about Booby Trap, because I can’t miss the chance to hear Patrick Stewart say “booby”.
Jughead gets arrested and accused of the murder, moves in with Archie, and his dad burned Jason’s car. Turns out Grant is very good at predictions. Did the nightclub do more to kill the Drive-in than the serpents did? Is Polly naturally attracted to horror film settings? Did they get their brand names from MAD Magazine?
In his short life, Jim Henson re-invented an art form, taught millions to read, and entertained the world. His life, career, and philosophy were even broader than that. Why does a work’s intended audience devalue its creativity? How do you escape your image to break new ground? How would you make a children’s show to end war? Happy Birthday, Alaina!
The Riverdale One-Shot is a comic based on a TV show based on a comic series. These four shorts reveal what our main cast was up to in the weeks before the show began. Turns out our biggest discoveries were the pronunciation of a word and the existence of the Deschanel web empire.
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While we count down the hours until Riverdale returns, let’s compare notes on where this is all headed. This bonus episode has new theories and predictions from us, our listeners, and Instagram fans.
Might as well slap the cuffs on Grundy now, for murder I mean, in addition the other stuff.
Fine art has been carefully curated with standard and expectations passed down through the generations with change coming at a glacial pace. Then, in the 1860s, a set of conditions and a cadre of artists combined to make new art and more. How can a movement be defined without any set membership, ideology, or aesthetic? Is there a place for hierarchy in paining? What the heck is Degas’ whole deal?
Everyone is building something. For some it’s condos, for some it’s relationships, and for some it’s a fetus. How can you plan and throw a shower overnight? Does Fred not have employment contracts? Does the singing fish know any of Josie’s songs?
Archie sells himself for a guitar. Alice destroys herself for a headline. Veronica prostrates herself to make a friend. Why is everyone putting teens in charge of their corporations? Will we see Valerie again? Isn’t syrup tapping season in the Spring?
In 1899 two newspaper giants were fighting for control of the New York readership, and tried to squeeze their distributors for an extra advantage. Those distributors were self-employed child laborers, who organized themselves and halted the entire distribution system until their demands were met. This drama, a nearly forgotten footnote in US labor history, was dramatized in a commercial flop of a film, and re-dramatized in a successful Broadway musical. Can a success set a precedent if it’s forgotten? Does an adaptation have a duty to be accurate; and what if the facts are lost? How can an unpopular work become more sucessful after being changed for the worse?
Bughead gets rocky as Archie enjoys a few on the rocks. Our very best boy gets a special nightmare day. Ronchie gets Raunchy. What exactly are the rules to Secrets and Sins? Why is Instagram obsessed with secret parents? WHAT’S IN THE BOOOOOOX!?
The Space Race was contested by governments and scientists, but the first explorers were a cadre of stray dogs from the streets of Moscow. These dogs sit at the intersection of mid-century optimism, political posturing, and questionable ethics.