Electric Boogaloo, Pt. 2

Back again, and returning to our comic book nerd roots in this exciting new episode of Electric Boogaloo, pt. 2! This time we are joined by Toby Canto, ex usher and ringleader of Pop Art Pictures, to talk all things MCU and Iron Man 2. Tune in, it'll be a blast (repulsor blast, that is).

The Boogaloo is back, and this time we've got Tucson graphic designer Todd Begay in the studio putting Tadj in his place with his extensive knowledge of Gremlins 2: The New Batch. Also joining us is fan favorite and repeat guest Bethany Evans, who unknowingly sits in as co-host. Check it out one time, won't you!?!

Check out the latest episode of Electric Boogaloo, pt. 2, featuring Cash Lansky, Pike Romero & Odette Felix, when we'll talk Tucson Hip Hop Fest 2018, The Cool Table, and all things Toy Story 2.

The Boogaloo brothers are back at it again, and this month we've got Tucson's own Marley B & Pike Romero in the studio to wax philosophical on the state of Tucson hip hop, kitty gogurt, and the Friday franchise. Tune in and get the inside info on Marley B & the Tucson Hip Hop Festival 2017, and be sure to bring some munchies.

Get set for a soul swallowing good time, because the Boogaloo boys are back, and this month we're talking all things Raimi, Campbell, and Necronomicon related when we watch the horror-com classic "Evil Dead 2" with the lovely Heather Moreno.

Cowabunga, boogalooers! This month we're talking all things Turtles, from their humble b&w beginnings with Eastman & Laird to the atrocity that is the Michael Bay reboots, when we watch the '91 cinematic masterpiece "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Secret of the Ooze" with the vivacious Candace Feldman.

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, BOOGALOOERS! Join us for the return of Tucson comedian and debut episode guest Bethany Evans as she helps us celebrate our one year anniversary while simultaneously seeking her revenge by subjecting the Boogaloo Boys to 'The Brady Bunch: The Movie' & 'A Very Brady Sequel.' This episode has everything; hot coffee, RuPaul cameos, inadvertent racism a la Tadj, and the weakest attempt to reboot a late seventies sitcom for a mid nineties crowd ever. Be sure to tune in!