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It's Bat Week. White-nose syndrome is a deadly fungus that's wiping out bats across North America. New research makes the case that it's having a direct negative impact on human health, too. WCS Canada has an innovative solution to address the problem.  Reporting: Dan RosenGuest: Cori Lausen

Assistant professor in the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences Joy O'Keefe joins Andrea Darlas and Nick Digilio to talk about Nick's irrational fear of bats, the significant bat presence in Chicago, and the critical need to dim the lights at night to protect these winged creatures.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's that time of year again, so get ready to be scared out of your wits! Just kidding, but we do have a fun lineup of stories in this episode about ghost towns in the national parks. While you can find deserted towns, remnants of bygone boom/bust cycles, in many of our national parks, today we will focus on just a few.   From once thriving mining towns near Death Valley, to the site of a now-defunct copper mine in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park in Alaska, to the Thurmond Ghost Town in New River Gorge National Park, we share the history and the stories of paranormal activity in these historic places.   But no episode would be complete without a mention of Carlsbad Caverns National Park, so imagine how happy Karen was when she learned that this week marks the Centennial of this natural wonder. And fittingly for this time of year, we're celebrating Bat Week. That's right, Bat Week, an entire week dedicated each year to these flying mammals, who, as you'll learn in this episode (spoiler alert), are NOT flying rats.   All this and more, coming up next!   The best way to support our podcast is to become a member of our Patreon account. Follow this link to check it out.   And don't forget to check out our new online merch store and www.dirtlander.com.   Subscribe to The Dear Bob and Sue Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you like to listen, and if you've enjoyed our show, please leave us a review or rating on Apple Podcasts. Five-star ratings help other listeners find our show.   Follow us on Instagram at @mattandkarensmith, on Twitter at @mattandkaren, on Facebook at dearbobands, or check out our blog at www.mattandkaren.com.   To advertise on The Dear Bob and Sue Podcast, email us at mattandkarensmith@gmail.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Celebrate National Bat Week with NDSU Professor Erin Gillam. Plus, Matthew Batt's memoir 'The Last Supper Club.' His life as a waiter in an swanky restaurant.

This week's Nevada Wild celebrates Bat Week, the annual, international celebration of the role of bats in nature! Hosts Ashley Sanchez and Aaron Keller are joined by NDOW Wildlife Staff Specialist Jess Brooks, who tells us all about her new role at NDOW in the Wildlife Diversity Division, the division that manages bats! She explains all the projects NDOW Wildlife Diversity Biologists are working on to monitor Nevada's bat populations, and also shares some interesting bat facts and the important role they play in our ecosystem!

In honor of Bat Week and Halloween, this week's Nevada Wild looks at some of the projects NDOW is working on to learn more about bats, extremely misunderstood, but important animals to the ecosystem! Ashley Sanchez and Aaron Keller sit down with NDOW Wildlife Diversity Biologists Mackenzie Jeffress and Michael West to talk about the different bat surveys they're working on. This includes a new effort for the North American Bat Monitoring Program (NABat), an international interagency program designed to monitor bat distributions on public and private lands. NDOW's effort with NABat includes acoustic work involving specialized detectors that record bat calls to help us determine which bat species live in which parts of the state. On top of explaining their work, Mackenzie and Michael also share some of their favorite bat facts!

Descendants of accused witches in Connecticut are pushing for exoneration 375 years later, hoping our state will follow others in clearing their ancestors' names. This hour, we hear from Beth Caruso and Sarah Jack, two of the five founders of the Connecticut Witch Trial Exoneration Project. Their goal is to "clear the names of those wrongfully accused of witchcraft in Connecticut through legislation and establishing a permanent memorial to the victims of the witch trials." We'll learn about a plan to propose exoneration legislation from Jane Garibay, State Representative for the 60th District, including Windsor. In 2017, the town voted to clear the names of Alice Young and Lydia Gilbert, both of whom were hanged in our state. But first, the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is closing out Bat Week, highlighting "astonishing losses" to populations of cave bats in Connecticut and across North America. "White-nose syndrome has killed over 90% of northern long-eared, little brown, and tri-colored bats in North America in fewer than 10 years." A wildlife biologist joins us. GUESTS: Devaughn Fraser: Wildlife Biologist, DEEP Beth Caruso: Co-Founder, Connecticut Witch Trial Exoneration Project; Author, One of Windsor: The Untold Story of America's First Witch Hanging Sarah Jack: Co-Founder, Connecticut Witch Trial Exoneration Project; Co-Host, Thou Shalt Not Suffer: The Witch Trial Podcast Jane Garibay: 60th District State Representative Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the episode, Ted Weller, an ecologist with the Pacific Southwest Research Station, helps us go batty for bats. Each year, Bat Week is observed the week before Halloween and is used by bat enthusiasts, scientists, conservation groups, and others to educate the public, dispel myths, and bring attention to the struggles they face. The beneficial impact these amazing creatures have on our ecosystem should be celebrated far beyond the season of spooky ghosts, skeletons, and vampires. Episode 23: Bats

The central Kenai Peninsula's BenJammin & The Jammin Band kicked off Salmonfest on Friday, and despite some technical difficulties, band members say it was a great time; and the last week of July was Bat Week at the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge.

It is Bat-Week and your MidwesterNerds are steering the hype-train as we talk all things Batman; from our origins with the caped crusader, to our favorite Batmen, recommended Batman comics, and speculations before seeing the movie, we've got it all for you! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welcome to the MCTV Podcast - your audio home for all things movies, comics, and television. In the this episode of the podcast, Corey and Marc discuss…  00:40 - Casting news from the world of Marvel, and holy crap - we are excited for “The Batman”25:00 - What we watched/read this week, and streaming recommendationsHave a question for the fellas? Follow us on social media @MCTVPodcast, or visit MCTVPodcast.comMusic provided by WHALE AND THE WOLF. Check out their music on Apple and Spotify.

Tim, Russ, and Navi talk about the precipitation we have been receiving as of late and how that will impact opening days at the ski resorts. News of the Week features Bat Week which highlights why bats are essential to the ecosystem and a haunted spot Fielding Guard Ranch. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What does restorative justice mean to you? An art competition collecting submissions hopes to answer that through two eared listenings. We speak with Chief Mi'sel Joe of the Miawpukek First Nation about it today. The vet clinic is reminding people that Halloween isn't just for children. They're asking you to bring your pandemic pups in for a wonder-fur treat this Sunday. Rebecca Jackson of the Valley Veterinary Clinic joins us. People hold a lot of misconceptions about bats, and to mark not only Halloween but Bat Week, we hear from biologist Hugh Broders to find out the truth. Mayor Margaret Burden of Port Hope Simpson on the show to talk about the progress of the new community centre. A cultural connections plan may soon be required for people wanting to adopt an Indigenous child. It's just one of the proposed changes in Bill 39, which would amend the provincial adoption act. Children, Seniors and Social Development Minister John Abbott joins us to talk about it. There are pumpkin contests happening this month all over Labrador. We bring you the proper carving process and advice from expert pumpkin painter Alicia Chaulk of North West River. It's Friday, so we're hanging with the Waynes to hear their film and book selections for the week. Finally, the community garden in Mary's Harbour is getting a root cellar. We learn more about that project and what's in store when we speak with Rick Johnson.

CMU joins an elite list of sites dedicated to sustainable development. The week leading up to Halloween is Bat Week.

This week's Nevada Wild celebrates Bat Week, the annual, international celebration of the role of bats in nature! Hosts Ashley Sanchez and Aaron Keller are joined by Wildlife Educator Jess Brooks, who explains the educational programs NDOW runs to inform the public on bats and other wildlife. Programs include the popular bat walks that Jess and other wildlife educators organize around the state. Jess also shares some interesting bat facts and explains the important role they play in our ecosystem. Find events and learn more about NDOW's wildlife education programs here: http://www.ndow.org/Education/Wildlife_Ed/

In honor of “Bat Week,” we talk with two local scientists about their work at the Missouri Botanical Garden's Shaw Nature Reserve to highlight the winged mammals that keep our insect populations in check.

It's Bat Week this week, an international, annual celebration created to raise awareness about the need for bat conservation. In line with that, we pay tribute to these tiny ecosystem services providers, who, although hardly seen, are hard at work all around the world each night, busy working on so many things, from pest control to plant pollination. Joining us to share why bats are so awesome are the folks from the research group Rimba's Project Pteropus, Dr Sheema Abdul Aziz (Principal Investigator), Mary-Ruth Low (Senior Conservation Scientist) and Hana Abdul Aziz (Communications Manager). We also find out more about The Fruit Bat Fundraiser by Project Pteropus, which aims to alert Malaysians to how wonderful, harmless and helpful these night-time gardeners really are. Image credit: pixabay.com

It's Bat Week this week, an international, annual celebration created to raise awareness about the need for bat conservation. In line with that, we pay tribute to these tiny ecosystem services providers, who, although hardly seen, are hard at work all around the world each night, busy working on so many things, from pest control to plant pollination. Joining us to share why bats are so awesome are the folks from the research group Rimba's Project Pteropus, Dr Sheema Abdul Aziz (Principal Investigator), Mary-Ruth Low (Senior Conservation Scientist) and Hana Abdul Aziz (Communications Manager). We also find out more about The Fruit Bat Fundraiser by Project Pteropus, which aims to alert Malaysians to how wonderful, harmless and helpful these night-time gardeners really are. Image credit: pixabay.com

It's Bat Week this week, an international, annual celebration created to raise awareness about the need for bat conservation. In line with that, we pay tribute to these tiny ecosystem services providers, who, although hardly seen, are hard at work all around the world each night, busy working on so many things, from pest control to plant pollination. Joining us to share why bats are so awesome are the folks from the research group Rimba's Project Pteropus, Dr Sheema Abdul Aziz (Principal Investigator), Mary-Ruth Low (Senior Conservation Scientist) and Hana Abdul Aziz (Communications Manager). We also find out more about The Fruit Bat Fundraiser by Project Pteropus, which aims to alert Malaysians to how wonderful, harmless and helpful these night-time gardeners really are. Image credit: pixabay.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Wherein we consider a couple of possible explanations for Shadoloo's secret investment in baseball, as described in the "Shadoloo Adventures" chapter of Secrets of Shadoloo.

In the spirit of Bat Week and Halloween, this week's Nevada Wild focuses on bats, along with one of our favorite creepy crawlers, snakes! Ashley Sanchez and Aaron Keller talk with NDOW Wildlife Diversity Biologists Jason Jones and Jason Williams about the common misconceptions revolving around bats and snakes. They also highlight what makes these creatures so important to our ecosystems. For information on bat houses mentioned in the podcast click here: https://www.batcon.org/about-bats/bat-houses/

Bat week is underway internationally. Tune in to learn a little more about these creatures that can be found in every corner of Texas, and all the places in between.

Chapter 1: Lots of water on the moon! A pair of new studies say there could actually be lots of water on the moon, in a complete reversal of what used to be a scientific consensus.  GUEST: Mubdi Rahman, Research Associate at the Dunlap Institute for Astronomy and Astrophysics at the University of Toronto Chapter 2: 2020 Nation Brand Index Canada is seen as competent and honest on the world stage, third in reputation behind only Germany and the United Kingdom.  GUEST: Sean Simpson, IPSOS Vice President Chapter 3: Major breakthrough with one of the COVID vaccines GUEST: Jason Tetro, infectious disease expert and host of the Super Awesome Science Show podcast Chapter 4: Wilkinson resignation, Liberal election result We’re still waiting for the final result in Richmond-Queensborough where Liberal MLA Jas Johal has held the seat since 2017.   GUEST: Jas Johal, Richmond-Queensborough MLA Chapter 5: Spooky stuff, it’s Bat Week! GUEST: Danielle Dagenais, Regional Bat Coordinator for the Metro Vancouver-Squamish Area with the Community Bat Programs of BC See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's spooky season!! The week before Halloween is also BAT WEEK!! Jordan and Zoë LOVE bats and couldn't resist celebrating! So get spooky with them as they explore two out of over 1,400 species of bats. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tipsytaxonomy/support

Winegrape growers in the Napa Sonoma area are getting a better handle on the damage estimates to their fields and facilities. We have the staggering numbers. Another staggering number: 10 million acres burned due to wildfires this year. We’re not there yet, but we are approaching it…for the third time in five years. Farmers are looking for estate tax relief, we have that report. And, an update on the U.S. Mexico Canada trade agreement. All that, crop reports, a look at the extended weather…and we celebrate Bat Week. It’s all on this edition of the KSTE Farm Hour.

iT's SpOoKy SeAsOn, that means were talking about assassins and Bat Week. In this show we discuss the career of the Mafia's most notorious hitman Richard "Iceman" Kuklinski, share our thoughts on bats, and why Pepsi once bought 17 warships from Russia. Songs of the Show: Charles' Pick - "All This Life" by Three Star Revival Pri's Pick: "Here Comes the Sun" by Richie Havens

Bats! They are adorably creepy and scary and fascinating, and Kristen Lear absolutely loves them! Listen as we celebrate the beginning of Bat Week talking about bats and how they help us, and how families can help them. Click here to visit Kristen's web site

We're celebrating Bat Week and Halloween in this week's spooky edition of Nevada Wild. Ashley Sanchez and Aaron Keller sit down with NDOW Diversity Biologist Jason Williams to talk about his extensive work with bats roosting in caves and mines. Jason also explains some of the other findings he's made in his cave explorations over the years!

Hold on to your expensive bachelor vase! Herb's death brings the Horsin' Around family back together for a treasure hunt, but maybe the real treasure was the distance they kept along the way. Continuing our own regrettable journey toward the grave, we share our thoughts on fame and the legacy we hope to leave behind. Then, put on your bat hat and show off your fresh battoo. We have all the hottest tips for celebrating Bat Week 2018! #WrittenWhileDriving -- Support Of Horse to get bonus episodes and more!  Hang out with us on Facebook or Tumblr Conrad: @ConradZimmerman Elodie: @ChemyWords Jake: @AtSymbolJake

As we celebrate Bat Week, Indiana State University's Joy O'Keefe tells us why this mammal is so important and so misunderstood. Kim Hankins previews the Green Living Expo at McHenry County College. Madison Hopkins from the Better Government Association follows up on her wave-making article about recycling in Chicago.

NDOW is celebrating Bat Week from October 24 right to Halloween. Bat Week is an annual, international celebration of the role of bats in nature. Many people think of bats as one of the scary creatures associated with Halloween. You might be surprised, however, to learn that nearly everything you thought about bats is incorrect and they are actually extremely important to the success of Nevada’s ecosystems. In this week's Nevada Wild, NDOW's Ashley Sanchez and Aaron Keller speak with Wildlife Diversity Biologist Christy Klinger, who debunks the myths surrounding bats and talks about their importance to the ecosystems they inhabit.

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Darren Christiansen joins the show to say the fishing has been great the last few weeks with 34 being closed. Terry says there are no crowds & it's the best fishing of the year. The guys talk about the brown trout moving out of Estes, and what flys have been working that the shop provides. Also, where to go to book a guide trip on short notice at Kirk's Fly Shop. Renzo DelPiccolo joins the show to talk about the Montrose area & the state wildlife area, as well as fishing & hunting opportunities. Renzo highlights the Cerro Summit & what to keep in mind in the coming months. Also, Ray Reeves joins the show to highlight the huge deals currently going on at Adventure Camper, and the combination of deals on newer, as well as used models of travel trailers & campers. Tina Jackson joins the show to talk about Bat Week & why it's a tough time to see bats LIVE right now. Terry says bats are not dangerous overall, and have important functions. Tina says bats have their own problems to deal with right now, including white-nose syndrome. In this week's TACKLE TALK, Terry mentions the Johnson Johnny Darter & the Berkley Snap Jig. Terry says to check out his Facebook page to get some good ideas on what spoon jigging is about, and why everyone is going to glide-type lures. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

October is a popular month for bats – in fact, October 24-31 is Bat Week. However, these mammals have more to offer than just being a symbol for Halloween. Mackenzie Hall, biologist in DEP’s Division of Fish and Wildlife Endangered and Nongame Species Program, joined Bob Bostock to discuss her experiences with these incredible creatures. Mackenzie is a recipient of the Conserve Wildlife Foundation’s Women & Wildlife Inspiration Award and has been involved in a number of projects spanning bat colonies, migrating amphibians, and grassland birds. For more information on bats in New Jersey, please visit http://www.conservewildlifenj.org/protecting/projects/bat/. For more information on Bat Week, please visit http://www.batweek.org/.  Mackenzie was featured in a Creature Show episode on bats, which can be viewed at https://vimeo.com/142893399.

SCIENCE EDUCATORS....CITIZEN SCIENCE AND BAT CONSERVATION It's BAT WEEK and Rob Mies from The Organization for Bat Conservation wants you and your students involved. Learn all about it. Presented by DEFINED STEM

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the sixth and final installment Mike and Shag review/discuss THE DARK KNIGHT, the newest cinematic take on Batman. The flick is dicussed from all angles and Mike reveals why this version of the Joker is his favorite. Part 6 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the sixth and final installment Mike and Shag review/discuss THE DARK KNIGHT, the newest cinematic take on Batman. The flick is dicussed from all angles and Mike reveals why this version of the Joker is his favorite. Part 6 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the sixth and final installment Mike and Shag review/discuss THE DARK KNIGHT, the newest cinematic take on Batman. The flick is dicussed from all angles and Mike reveals why this version of the Joker is his favorite. Part 6 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the sixth and final installment Mike and Shag review/discuss THE DARK KNIGHT, the newest cinematic take on Batman. The flick is dicussed from all angles and Mike reveals why this version of the Joker is his favorite. Part 6 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the fifth instlamment Mike and Shag talk about the previously mentioned Batman's greatest villain Egghead...er...the Joker. Favorite stories are discussed, Mark Hamill is discussed and the Joker is given his due, which is good because if he didn't get his due he would have killed Mike and Shag. Part 5 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the fifth instlamment Mike and Shag talk about the previously mentioned Batman's greatest villain Egghead...er...the Joker. Favorite stories are discussed, Mark Hamill is discussed and the Joker is given his due, which is good because if he didn't get his due he would have killed Mike and Shag. Part 5 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the fifth instlamment Mike and Shag talk about the previously mentioned Batman's greatest villain Egghead...er...the Joker. Favorite stories are discussed, Mark Hamill is discussed and the Joker is given his due, which is good because if he didn't get his due he would have killed Mike and Shag. Part 5 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the fifth instlamment Mike and Shag talk about the previously mentioned Batman's greatest villain Egghead...er...the Joker. Favorite stories are discussed, Mark Hamill is discussed and the Joker is given his due, which is good because if he didn't get his due he would have killed Mike and Shag. Part 5 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the fourth instlamment Mike and Shag hash out BATMAN AND ROBIN and never once vomit, which was amazing all things considered. Then they move on to the greener pasutres of BATMAN BEGINS. Part 4 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the fourth instlamment Mike and Shag hash out BATMAN AND ROBIN and never once vomit, which was amazing all things considered. Then they move on to the greener pasutres of BATMAN BEGINS. Part 4 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the fourth instlamment Mike and Shag hash out BATMAN AND ROBIN and never once vomit, which was amazing all things considered. Then they move on to the greener pasutres of BATMAN BEGINS. Part 4 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the fourth instlamment Mike and Shag hash out BATMAN AND ROBIN and never once vomit, which was amazing all things considered. Then they move on to the greener pasutres of BATMAN BEGINS. Part 4 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the third installment Mike and Shag talk BATMAN RETURNS and BATMAN FOREVER, which are both kind of terrible, though RETURNS sucks worse. Penguins with rockets on their backs. That's all that needs to be said. Part 3 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the third installment Mike and Shag talk BATMAN RETURNS and BATMAN FOREVER, which are both kind of terrible, though RETURNS sucks worse. Penguins with rockets on their backs. That's all that needs to be said. Part 3 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the third installment Mike and Shag talk BATMAN RETURNS and BATMAN FOREVER, which are both kind of terrible, though RETURNS sucks worse. Penguins with rockets on their backs. That's all that needs to be said. Part 3 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the third installment Mike and Shag talk BATMAN RETURNS and BATMAN FOREVER, which are both kind of terrible, though RETURNS sucks worse. Penguins with rockets on their backs. That's all that needs to be said. Part 3 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the second installment Michael and Shag take a very long look at the 1989 Batman film. This wasn't so much a movie as it was an event and the guys take this one from all sides. The movie, the music, the merchandising. It's all here. Well, it's nearly all here. They don't actually play the movie or anything. Part 2 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the second installment Michael and Shag take a very long look at the 1989 Batman film. This wasn't so much a movie as it was an event and the guys take this one from all sides. The movie, the music, the merchandising. It's all here. Well, it's nearly all here. They don't actually play the movie or anything. Part 2 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the second installment Michael and Shag take a very long look at the 1989 Batman film. This wasn't so much a movie as it was an event and the guys take this one from all sides. The movie, the music, the merchandising. It's all here. Well, it's nearly all here. They don't actually play the movie or anything. Part 2 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the second installment Michael and Shag take a very long look at the 1989 Batman film. This wasn't so much a movie as it was an event and the guys take this one from all sides. The movie, the music, the merchandising. It's all here. Well, it's nearly all here. They don't actually play the movie or anything. Part 2 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the first installment of this "mini-series" Michael and Shag looks at the 1966 live action Batman film as well as the television series and the impact that show had on comic fans. Part 1 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the first installment of this "mini-series" Michael and Shag looks at the 1966 live action Batman film as well as the television series and the impact that show had on comic fans. Part 1 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the first installment of this "mini-series" Michael and Shag looks at the 1966 live action Batman film as well as the television series and the impact that show had on comic fans. Part 1 of 6.

Welcome to Views From The Longbox's Bat Week; a six day celebration of the Dark Knight Detective. For the next six days Michael and his sometime co-host Shag discuss the cinematic versions of the Caped Crusader as well as taking one day to talk about Batman's greatest villain. In the first installment of this "mini-series" Michael and Shag looks at the 1966 live action Batman film as well as the television series and the impact that show had on comic fans. Part 1 of 6.