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Welcome back to another episode of The Video Store Podcast, where we dust off the shelves of our beloved cinematic archives to recommend our favorite films. This week, we're diving into the realm of 80s science fiction, a time when storytelling met groundbreaking (and sometimes questionable) special effects. So, grab your popcorn, because we have a lineup that's sure to teleport you back to a golden age of sci-fi.First on our list is "The Philadelphia Experiment" (1984). This film takes us on a wild ride with its tale of a military experiment gone awry, launching two sailors into the future. The blend of time travel, suspense, and a touch of romance makes this a unique pick for anyone who loves a good conspiracy theory mixed with their science fiction.Next, we're talking about "D.A.R.Y.L." (1985), a heartwarming story about a young boy who is not what he seems. This movie explores themes of humanity, identity, and what it means to be alive, all through the lens of a child who is actually a government-created android. Then, we shift our focus to "Wavelength" (1983), a film that's a bit of a hidden gem among 80s sci-fi. It combines elements of alien encounters with government conspiracies, set against the backdrop of Los Angeles in the 1980s. With its unique storytelling and atmospheric tension, "Wavelength" is perfect for those who love their sci-fi with a side of eerie mystery.Finally, we cap off this episode with "Brainstorm" (1983), a film that was truly ahead of its time. Starring Christopher Walken, this movie looks into the possibilities and dangers of technological advancements in brain-computer interfaces. It's puts front and center the ethical dilemmas that can arise in science, with special effects that, while dated, still manage to convey the awe-inspiring potential of human innovation.Each of these films offers a different take on 80s sci-fi, from adventures across time to explorations of what it means to be human. They remind us of a time when special effects weren't the only stars of the show, but stores mattered more. So, whether you're a long-time fan of the genre or new to these classics, there's something here for everyone.That wraps up this episode description of The Video Store Podcast. We hope these recommendations inspire you to explore the vast universe of 80s science fiction. Until next time, keep rewinding those tapes. See you in the aisles.Subscribe to the Video Store Podcast* The Video Store Podcast* Apple Podcast* RSS This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.videostorepodcast.com

It's All Been Done Radio Hour #418  Universe Journey #96 "Neu Android Dreams of Electric Staresheep"     Neu has her first dream and tries to interpret it.    Visit our website http://iabdpresents.com Script books, clothing, and more at https://amzn.to/3km2TLm Please support us at http://patreon.com/IABD   Find more from It's All Been Done Radio Hour here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iabdpresents/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iabdpresents   A comedy radio show originally performed Saturday, June 25, 2022 at Red Herring theatre in Columbus, Ohio.      STARRING Kristin Green as Lt. Com. Neu / Jeffrey the Laser Pistol  Nick Arganbright as Capt. Dick Kahkay  Katie Boissoneault as Capt. Michelle Tokaladie  Shane Stefanchik as Com. M-  Sam Clements as Com. Colm Foley  Ryan Yohe as Lt. Com. Michael Anders  Megan Overholt as Lt. Com. Connie Norton  With Ashley Clements as Capt. Bobbi Luna  and Keith Jackson as Adm. Jamie Jamieson  GUEST STARRING  Justin McElroy as the A.S.S. Thrifty  Samantha Stark as Ens. Sylvia Bernard    Narrated by Darren Esler  Foley Artist J.T. Walker  Podcast edited by Jerome Wetzel     Written by Jerome Wetzel Directed by Nick Arganbright  Music Director Kristin Green  Theme Songs composed by Nathan Haley, with lyrics by Jerome Wetzel  Technical Director Shane Stefanchik   When you post about us, hashtag #IABD   #youtuberadioplays #bestyoutubepodcastchannels

Episode 104: Android Dreams (ft Chuck Huber) Whether you already like Anime or don't know which one may be up your alley, this is the episode for you! We discuss various anime recommendations, no matter your tastes including Dragon Ball Z, Akira, Cowboy Bebop and more! Then we interview Voice Actor Chuck Huber (My Hero Academia, Dragonball Z, Yu Yu Hakusho). Thanks again to Chuck Huber for coming on!   More on Chuck Huber: https://twitter.com/Chuck_Huber or email fireflyworks@gmail.com Lance on Twitch: www.twitch.tv/talesoflance   More on Drawn to Comics: www.DrawnToComics.com   Hosts: Blade O'Neill, Ken Brown, Lance O'Neill Special Guest: Chuck Huber (My Hero Academia, Dragonball Z, Yu Yu Hakusho) Nightcap Chat Intro/Outro music by: Chris Fultz Produced by: Blade O'Neill, Eric Lassen

Google made a slew of announcements at its IO developer conference this week. A whole new look for Android! New privacy features! Better smartwatch software! A friggin’ hologram booth! Some of the updates were weird, unfinished prototypes, while others are set to begin seeping into the software millions of people use in the coming weeks. On this episode of Gadget Lab, WIRED senior associate editor Julian Chokkattu joins us to talk about Android 12, the other important Google announcements, and why they matter. Show Notes:  Read about everything Google announced here. Read Lauren’s story about Project Starline here. Read Julian’s story about Google’s Wear OS upgrades here. Read Lily’s story about Android’s new privacy features here. Read Lauren’s story about Snap Spectacles here. Recommendations:  Julian recommends taking some time to evaluate your desk setup so you can improve your posture. Mike recommends the music history podcast And Introducing and its miniseries on the book Our Band Could Be Your Life by Michael Azerrad. Lauren recommends ice cream. Julian Chokkattu can be found on Twitter @JulianChokkattu. Lauren Goode is @LaurenGoode. Michael Calore is @snackfight. Bling the main hotline at @GadgetLab. The show is produced by Boone Ashworth (@booneashworth). Our theme music is by Solar Keys. If you have feedback about the show, or just want to enter to win a $50 gift card, take our brief listener survey here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Robot-Kraken Episode 081- April 2021 “Android Dreams and Nerdish Teams“ Your intrepid hosts this episode, Wrong Rocket, Narrative Mic and Deeply Dapper talk the latest entertainment news in the Red Sky Roundup, plus part 1 of our discussion on WandaVision!NOTE: Make sure you are set to download this podcast regularly. Apple iTunes users will discover the app tends to stall downloads if you either haven’t listened in awhile or we haven’t posted a show in a few weeks. Don’t have that FOMO… make yours RK!ROBOT KRAKEN is a MONTHLY podcast by two indie artists, Kristopher McClanahan of Deeply Dapper and Thom Chiaramonte of the Third Rail Design Lab. We get together and talk about comics, movies, working the table at comic cons, life in this nerdy wonderland, and whatever mumblings from the deep we come across. You can find out more about us, contact us or follow along our journey at robot-kraken.com

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Alright, enough of this TEEN nonsense, it's time for some giant robots!  Starring Eli O'Connor of Roll Out! Maria Fanning of Super Streets Michael Howard of Android Dreams and Casey Edison of Nerdy City

Break out your toy instructions and amp up the synth, because we're heading back to the 80s for some transforming robot goodness! Starring Eli O'Connor of Roll Out! Maria Fanning of Super Streets Michael Howard of Android Dreams and Casey Edison of Nerdy City

In yet another delayed episode I interview twitch streamer android_dreams to see what games he's chosen to be stuck with until the end of time. After some electrical issues at home slowing me down, this episode has ended up a little bit longer than expected, but again I didn't want to cut too much out of what had been a really great talk around some great games selected. If you want to know more about android_dreams, or you'd like to show some love and support, you can find him at twitch.tv/android_dreams As always, thanks for listening, I hope you enjoy, and have a good one.

In the conclusion of our Western-style side mission that took longer than any other missions, the gang learns you never wanna bring words to a …

Now we’ve got ourselves a proper CyberWestern. Horse chases! Shootouts! Goo! The line where our horses have gone Too Far. Cast: Dave: Twitter @slomotionwalter and …

D’you ever notice this group ends up drinking with a lot of people? Cast: Dave: Twitter @slomotionwalter and twitch.tv/TGIFArcade Numi: Twitter @ohthatnumi Adam: Twitter: @adamshaftoe …

Things have gotten real Dallas up in here. Everyone loves a drunk cowboy. Cast: Dave: Twitter @slomotionwalter and twitch.tv/TGIFArcade Numi: Twitter @ohthatnumi Adam: Twitter: @adamshaftoe …

So it turns out, the John Wayne-worshipping water baron is kind of a jerk. Cast: Dave: Twitter @slomotionwalter and twitch.tv/TGIFArcade Numi: Twitter @ohthatnumi Adam: Twitter: …

Our cyber-enhanced city slickers are investigating a good old-fashioned cattle rustling, and… it goes as well as you’d expect. Cast: Dave: Twitter @slomotionwalter and twitch.tv/TGIFArcade …

A horse is a horse, of course, of course, except when it’s Thomas the Tank Engine. Cast: Dave: Twitter @slomotionwalter and twitch.tv/TGIFArcade Numi: Twitter @ohthatnumi …

We aren’t sponsored by Casper Mattresses yet. But we have figured out how to completely blow a plan out of the water. Things get real …

The gang has summoned the combined strength of a formerly one-armed powerhouse of a charismatic leader and the powerfully-named Corporal Harrison P. Funkmeier. Them Duke …

Club Slurp gets grosser than ever. Some of us are better negotiators than others. But it’s always tough to negotiate with someone who has nothing …

Dave is sending the group after a giant, heavily-armed gang of terrorist pirates. He’s obviously trying to just TPK them, right? Right? He’s definitely trying …

Imagine a conman hiring you to steal copper pipes out of an abandoned house, except instead of water the pipes are full of terrorists and …

Friendo might have a bunch of bombs (almost literally) burning a hole in her pocket, but that doesn’t make her a monster. That also doesn’t …

Last week, we all made a new friend. This week, we stare him down and make a few hundred newer ones. Once again, before possibly …

Everyone in the group makes a new best friend for life, while they plan to explode his workplace. Cast: Dave: Twitter @slomotionwalter and twitch.tv/TGIFArcade Numi: …

The gang has been hired to blow up a laboratory, but maybe they’re gonna blow everyone’s MIND instead! Also, that laboratory. Definitely also the laboratory. …

Ori’s shenanigans are catching up with the rest of the group, and Friendo is On Board. With EXPLOSIVES. Cast: Dave: Twitter @slomotionwalter and twitch.tv/TGIFArcade Numi: …

Can a driver and an aristocratic fashion designer outlast an Akira-style biker gang with little more than fancy driving and a shuriken dress? Cast: Dave: …

Everybody loves a good escort mission, right? Dave and Omar have a side game featuring Ori just taking a nice, calm drive through the city. …

When last we met, Syn and Bozidar had found a Louise, and Friendo was being asked to get in a vat. Is it the right …

The gang almost has a plan. They have just about everything they need to get into this mall, but do they have what they need …

Our gang sure does spend a lot of time getting drinks and meeting people with suggestive names. There’s so many kinds of creepin’ and Syn …

There’s been a big cast shuffle as our gang of standoffish loners meets a contradictory new fixer and her own…friendlier gang at a remarkably crowded …

It’s the conclusion of our first mission! Will Viktoria fry Ori’s brain? Will Augie get past all of Secutec’s security? Will Friendo finally get to …

It’s Action Time! The gang attempts to break the security of a company literally named after security, equipped with a three-piece wetsuit and a centuries-old …

Where does the Stussy S come from? How does dermal plating affect bullet scarring? Is it actually any good to have contacts in a cyberpunk …

After a while, you just gotta get on the boat. Sometimes the things that scare you the most are the most helpful. Sometimes, they’re better …

Do you like world building, character creation, and a constant whirring sound? Welcome to Episode 0 of Android Dreams, a cyberpunk RPG podcast. We build …

This is Android Dreams, and you can find us… at the club. Specifically Club Slurp, where you can get yourself an artistically-poured drink and also …

Blade Runner 2049 has been met with generally good reviews and smaller than anticipated audiences. Find out why two of the Regular Joes are among those enthusiastic about this long awaited follow up to Ridley Scott’s 1982 classic, and the third…not so much. Does the film stand on its own, or is it a sequel in the truest sense? Can you recreate a world crafted with old school practical effects in the age of CGI? And, how does 2049’s attempt at digital actor replication compare to other recent examples? While this show, shockingly, contains no discussion of Star Trek Discovery, a commensurate amount of time is given to the most recently announced Star Wars film title. WARNING this episode does contain SPOILERS, particularly if you haven’t heard the next “A Star Wars Story” film is named after a plastic beer cup. All this plus What’s in the Box/Show and Tell. Thanks for listening!

Toby Walsh is a leading researcher in artificial intelligence and a prolific populariser of computer science. We talk about the mechanisms behind fair allocation of transplanted kidneys, autonomous cars, the ethics of artificial intelligence and algorithmic decision making, and killer robots from autonomous weapon systems to the Singularity. Toby’s blog is at http://thefutureofai.blogspot.com.au; his forthcoming book on many of these issues will be titled “Android Dreams.”

Toby Walsh is a leading researcher in artificial intelligence and a prolific populariser of computer science. We talk about the mechanisms behind fair allocation of transplanted kidneys, autonomous cars, the ethics of artificial intelligence and algorithmic decision making, and killer robots from autonomous weapon systems to the Singularity. Toby’s blog is at http://thefutureofai.blogspot.com.au; his forthcoming book on many of these issues will be titled “Android Dreams.”