Podcasts about almost educational

On this week's podcast, we discuss DC's superhero comedy "Shazam" with our guest, friend of the show, Patrick from the Michigan-based Almost Educational podcast. We also discuss the most recent movie news, and at the end of the recording, we review the 2014 Netflix documentary "The Battered Bastards of Baseball."  Check out Almost Educational podcast here.  

Patrick from Make Dad Read Comics and Almost Educational joins us to discuss a book he recommended, Black Hammer by Jeff Lemire, Dean Ormston and Dave Stewart. Enjoy!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

New episode to start your day. The tracks in this episode are almost exclusively from Jamendo's Best of December 2017 Playlist. Recorded a bit differently this time - you'll have to use the playlist below to follow along as the songs and artists aren't introduced in the traditional way. Enjoy! Color Out – Go On Becays – Stay Awake Techtonical Illuminations – Lovers Tragedy Omonoko – Empty Streets Mindfull – Straight Chillin’ (Produced by Jeo7) Wordsmith – A Wonderful Day Townhouse Woods – Smilin Instead Danzberg-Music – I Should Try Caroline – The Game Sweet O’Sweet – Rien ne se perd Livki – Dark Blonde Rises Podcasts mentioned in the episode: * Almost Educational; Make Dad Read Comics; 31 Thoughts: The Podcast; Cynical Cartoons; Raise The BarSupport Alternative Airwaves by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/alternative-airwaves

This week, Keith is back and Patrick of the Detroit-based podcasts Make Dad Read Comics and Almost Educational joins the show. We discuss "Thor: Ragnarok" and Cassidy reviews the indie releases "The Florida Project and "My Friend Dahmer." For our Netflix Homework we all talk about the documentary "American Anarchist," which profiles the elderly author of the now-infamous Anarchist Cookbook. Thor: Ragnarok trailer The Florida Project trailer My Friend Dahmer trailer American Anarchist trailer  

Podcaster Patrick from Make Dad Read Comics and Almost Education returns to join Bill and Brian in a discussion about Ol' Dirty Bastard's Return to the 36 Chambers: the Dirty Version (1995, Elektra). Patrick talks about being heshera and a secret Wu Tang Clan fan who fell in love with their pop culture and kung fu movie references. Bill, Brian, and Patrick discuss the lasting influence of ODB's style and humor, RZA's style as a producer, whether or not Brian can name every member of the Wu Tang Clan (spoiler: he can't, stay tuned till the end of the episode for the correct memeber names), how the Wu Tang clan style present on this album is reminiscent of punk rock, the many features on this album, the album's scatological nature, and more as we make our way through the album track by track! 

This week Patrick from the Almost Educational podcast joins us to talk about the plausibility of being and/or creating a Super hero. Could we make Iron Man? Could we create a Captain America?  Are we able to make a super soldier? Do mutants actually exist? Could we create Man Bear Pig Man! Is Turkey Bacon really where it's at? Find Almost Educational At : THOUGHT EXPERIMENTS ON NONSENSE https://almosteducational.com/

This week, Patrick of the podcasts Make Dad Read Comics and Almost Educational joins the show to discuss "Doctor Strange." Cassidy discusses his visit to LA's Comikaze expo and he does a solo review for the indie awards contender "Moonlight." Together, we review the documentary "Pervert Park" and we try and carefully tip-toe around a discussion of how the law should be dealing with sex-offenders.  Doctor Strange trailer Moonlight trailer Pervert Park trailer  

Today's episode features songs from Jamendo's Top 10 as well as hand-picked highlights from Netlabel Day 2016.  Playlist is below - enjoy! If you want to check out some good podcasts, try Make Dad Read Comics or Almost Educational! Support the podcast!  Use codeword AIRWAVE at http://www.geekngamergear.com for 10% off your order; get a free 30-day trial from Audible at www.audibletrial.com/airwaves; or get $2 your domain purchase from Hover.com. The League - The Soundtrack of our SummerMelanie Ungar - What Is LoveHeirs to the McQueen Fortune - TwoDonnie Ozone - Something to See (Original Mix)Slenko & Hyde - Ask the West WindThe Lucies - PetuniaWill Csorba - Ghost Tree Grain SiloJoplin Rice - Left & WrongLaurence Made Me Cry - Song For the BirdsThe Blessed Cassettes - Miss You, Miss MewViola - Popsicle Summer Support Alternative Airwaves by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/alternative-airwaves

A Week of Geeks Continues! Ron has finally watched The Returned and he and Scott have to compare notes. The gang then launches into a discussion of little-known spinoffs of television shows. We continue to fight over the pronunciation of the word "GIF." AND we FINALLY answer an email question from a listener: What if Star Wars: A New Hope had flopped? The question came to us from the podcast Almost Educational. The topic is discussed in episode 27 https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/almost-educational/id898635818?mt=2 This episode of D4G was recorded live on 03/19/15 at Zachry's Seafood and Steaks http://zachrys-restaurant.com

Patrick from the Almost Educational and Make Dad Read Comics podcasts joins Bill and Brian as we continue Debut Albums January to discuss Warren Zevon's self titled album (1976, Asylum). Often a misunderstood artist, the eclectic singer songwriter found success after falling in with like minded individuals in the mid-70s LA scene, including the producer for this album Jackson Browne. We talk about how Warren Zevon helped teenage Patrick expand his musical palette, why some people view him as kind of a hokey songwriter, and as always a track by track review. Along the way, we discuss Zevon's storytelling balladry, the reliability of oral histories, if Warren Zevon fits in with the mellow mafia, what brunch with Warren would be like, what podcasting in hell would be like (hint: Satan is an Eagles fan), what it takes to be the world's most successful jug player, and the secret to Brian's listening habits!

Patrick from Make Dad Read Comics (Blogspot/iTunes/Stitcher)and Almost Educational (iTunes/Stitcher/Podcast Garden) guest hosts this edition of Alternative Airwaves and brings his blend of comic books and history to the show.Direct Download (zencast.fm) | iTunes | Stitcher | RSSPlaylist:Cullah - Neurosis of the LiverFuse - No Matter How You See ItDred - PermissionMr. and Mrs. Smith - Matchin Set of BonesDevon Elizabeth - Nothing NewThe Bourgeois - Perverting the American DreamThe Meeps - Death Ray GunLilly Wolf - ViolenceGreat White Buffalo - DetroitToussaint Morrison - Darkside ImperialsSupport Alternative Airwaves by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/alternative-airwaves

It is a comic book crossover. Patrick makes Dennis co-host on his other podcast Almost Educational read Preacher. The duo end up taking Disney comics and fandom.