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Buck is in the hospital, clinging to life, after a ski trip w/ The Werewolf. Before Jack can beat himself up about it, the fat cats of The Committee have hired a mercenary and equipped him with a silver suit and weapons to haul to the Furry One in by the scruff of his neck. Also: Dr. Jekyll y El Homre Lobo (Paul Naschy)

Jack Allison nodded at what he thought were all the appropriate times, head bobbing like a dinghy touched by light waves. His mind cast adrift as his producer droned on. “If you look at our growth here—” “The graph shows that—” His producer had gone to the trouble of crafting a survey for the fans of Jack's show, a survey to which a vast majority of his fan base had completed, letting their thoughts and suggestions be known in an official capacity for the first time. Deep down Jack knew that he owed them a little more, a lot of effort had gone into acquiring the data before him after all, so he decided to throw in some encouraging and periodic uh-huh's and mhhm's in-between nods of agreement as his producer continued to divulge his findings. “And here are some of the things fans would like to see in the future.” Jack's producer said and Jack suddenly came back to himself, no longer adrift. He didn't know why but he was suddenly struck with the feeling that it was very important to hear and understand what his producer had to say. Jack focused on the screen shared window populated with data. “One viewer would like to see more positivity on the show, Jack” Said his producer as he scrolled down the list. “This one would like to see more structured bits, and this one would like you to…” His producer trailed off and Jack could see the confusion in his face from the video chat window. “Wake...up?” “What?” said Jack. “It just says, wake up. I'm sorry I don't remember this being here before, I grabbed the data this morning and- holy shit there's thousands of them!” Jack could hear his producer spin the scroll wheel on his mouse and sure enough, on-screen countless messages scrolled passed, all saying the words WAKE UP or WAKE UP JACK “Wake up?” Said Jack. “Wake up from what?” Jack suddenly felt queasy, light-headed. He mumbled some excuse to his producer and stood up shakily from his computer chair. Once he got himself steady, he attempted to take his first step. Big mistake. Within seconds he found himself falling, falling for what seemed a time longer than it ought. When the carpet came up to meet him, he winced bracing for impact, only there was no impact. He passed through the carpet as if it were air, and kept falling this time through a bottomless darkness, a ceaseless void. His throat scraped shrieks the only thing to keep him company as he fell through cold space. He fell for what seemed like years until he spotted something at what must have been the bottom. It started as a pinprick at first and then grew until he could make out what it was. A bed, his bed. Three bodies were bundled under covers, one he recognized as his partner Cait, the other their dog, Kenny. And the last must be him he thought. Before Jack knew it he had hit the bed, his entire body jolted with an impact decades in the making, every bone in his body no doubt shattered to pieces. He lifted his head and cried out in pain. Only it didn't sound like him. At once Cait was at his side picking him up...picking him up? That wasn't right, how could they do that? But they were showering him with kisses and affection and he couldn't think. “Oh there there my little Jackie-poo, were you having a bad dream?” Cait crooned, face inches from his. “Kenny!” Cait got the attention of who Jack suddenly realized with horror, was Cait's wife. *“Jackie had a bad dream” * “Aww, poor thing,” said Kenny Allison half-asleep *“Come here little dumpling” *and Jack felt himself being carried over to Kenny's side of the bed. Jack protested, kicking and flailing his tiny little legs, shouting his horror in a language that only dogs could understand. “NO! THIS ISN'T RIGHT! IM A MAN! IM A MAAAAAAAAAAN!” Topics discussed on today's episode include: Lin Manuel Lame, Hunters's Anonymous Art Auction, Van Notes and Jack The Vote. Airdate: 06/18/21 - https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1060016934

Jack Allison froze in the doorway, pinned in place by the gravity of what he discovered in his home office. Van his blue-suited producer crouching there in the middle of the room next to something –no, nothing. Jack wouldn't look down, not again, so he focused on his producer's face, a visage like a locked box he had never been able to open in all of their years of acquaintance. Before Jack could voice his shock and confusion at his presence, Van was already standing. Pulling himself to full height before smoothing out the wrinkles in his azure-colored blazer. He rolled his shoulders before stepping over the nothing on the floor and approached Jack, who flinched backward. “Jack.” Van spoke calmly, assuredly, and directly. “You've done so well, nearly everything I've put on this list,” Van procured a folded sheet of paper from his blazer pocket and held it up, *“ and the show is generating more revenue now than ever. As a producer, I couldn't be more proud.” *By the time he was finished speaking, Van was close enough to Jack that he could put his hand on his shoulder and did so. Van was significantly taller than Jack who had to tilt his face upwards to meet his placid stare. Van's voice grew lower then, deeper. Coming from the throat of another man the tone may have come off as menacing, but not from Van, from Van the low timbre felt almost, reassuring. “But you haven't done everything on the list, Jack.” Jack finally found his voice, “what do you mean? You can't actually be,” only to lose it once more as he trailed off. “Search your heart Jack, you always knew I was serious.” Said Van and he placed the list in Jacks's hand. Jack grasped it, unfolded it in a daze, and looked for the last item, the single item he knew remained unchecked: Kill a man read the item and Jack swallowed hard. “Look at him,” said Van and he turned aside gesturing to the nothing on the floor. No not the nothing, the something –the man bound in duct tape around his mouth, both arms and legs. He was struggling, giving him the look of an earthworm come-to-surface for moisture after a storm. “I need to know that you have the grit to do this show, long-haul,” Van told him.* “That you have the stomach for it, that all my work here helping you out, is going to mean something.”* Jack suddenly felt the cold weight of a 9mm in his other hand and Van stepped away from him. “He's not an innocent Jack. He's a hater. I caught him trolling in the chat.” Van then strode past a trembling, sweating Jack Allison and with one final pat on his shoulder said.“I'll leave you to it,” before closing the door behind him. Topics discussed on today's episode include: Biden Admin Protecting Trump Hotel, Political Parody Songs, Notes From Van and Jack The Vote. Air date: 06/11/21 - https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1052851575(edited)

Before Jack the Ripper, there was Mary Ann Cotton. One could describe her as "The Mother of all Serial Killers". Meg takes you through the absolutely insane story of Mary Ann Cotton, a woman whose atrocities you have to hear to believe.

In the second edition of the 2021 MLB Preview Series, Jack welcomes back Makayla Perkins (social media director of DNVR Sports, and contributor to the DNVR Rockies podcast) to the show. Makayla is a diehard Colorado Rockies fan that is VERY unhappy with the organization following the February trade of Nolan Arenado; what is her outlook on the Rockies' 2021 season? Is there any hope in Denver? Can the Rocks' promising, young rotation finally put it all together this summer? (0:00 - 22:45). Prior to moving back home in Colorado, Makayla lived in Arizona for five years, studying at Arizona State University and working for the Arizona Diamondbacks. What is her read on the Diamondbacks? Are the Diamondbacks being slightly overlooked heading into 2021? (22:45 - 36:40). Next up, the San Francisco Giants; the Giants overperformed in 2020, just barely missing the playoffs. With Buster Posey returning to their lineup, can they rekindle some of their magic from last decade? The Giants are staying the course with a motley crew of veterans. Will they begin to rebuild this summer, or continue trying to compete? (36:40 - 45:15). Before Jack and Makayla debate which team will win the NL West, Makayla questions the legitimacy of the Dodgers' 2020 World Series title, Jack disagrees. Then, the two debate Padres and Dodgers. Are the Dodgers susceptible to a hangover season? Do they have what it takes to repeat and win a World Series in a full 162-game season? Conversely, are the Padres in danger of not measuring up to the preseason hype? Could they be the latest sports team to win the offseason and come up short on the field? Jack and Makayla hash out all of these ideas, not failing to mention the offseason acquisitions of Yu Darvish, Blake Snell, Joe Musgrove and Trevor Bauer (45:15 - END). Of course, this full episode is complete with in-depth analysis, over/under picks, win total projections, and plenty more! Subscribe to the Jack Vita Show, and don't miss the rest of our division previews!

Do you know about Austin's bloody past? Before Jack the Ripper struck fear in London, there was a similar mad man roaming the the capitol of Texas. There is not much information on his crimes due to his prey. But on the night of December 24th 1885, he did the unthinkable, he attacked Austin's elite. In the moonlight this killer struck, attacking innocent young women, even some men. How did he do it? How did he get away with it?So get comfy and grab a drink as we tell you about the nightmare that haunted Austin's street. Support the show (https://pod.fan/mystified)

Jack Allison P.I. stepped out onto the stoop and tilted his head upwards to the great gray womb above pulsing with full dark clouds. He watched them open up, spill their bounty from the heavens. He watched the loot scatter and pool amidst the parched and split asphalt streets that were the filthy veins of the city's diseased heart. He watched the rain fall for moments more, and then flipped up the collar of his trench coat. It was time to leave. Before Jack got to the last step however, the door behind him opened up and a voice called out, it was his client. “You’ll catch them won’t you?” She said. Without turning, Jack replied, “I don’t think it's a them...” Jack heard the woman gasp even under the pouring rain. “You don’t mean…” She began. “Yes ma’am I do, this isn’t some teenage boys having a lark, a quick chunky-dunk to satisfy an urge for rebellion. I think what we’re dealing with is a single, sick, depraved individual. One who has done it before and will do it again I think...who i'm chasing —no what I’m chasing, is a..” “Chunky-Dunkerist” His client finished. Jack was shocked. He spun around and took new stock of his client. She had some serious gumption to say such a thing out loud, and there didn’t seem to be even a lick of trepidation in her vocal delivery. “Serial..Chunky Dunkerist” Jack said and nodded. At his words, Jack’s client made the sign of the cross and whispered a silent prayer. Topics discussed on today’s episode include: Tuesday Bluesday, Chunky Dunking, Coffee Talk, OAN, and Slurp Calls! Show originally aired June 9th 2020 — Vod Link: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/645795802

Before Jack and Spencer get into St. Anger, they dive into the history of Metallica's past grievances up to the year 2000, which contributed to their emotional state before producing the most loathed album of all time. This primarily includes the infamous dispute between drummer Lars Ulrich and Spotify's dirty uncle: Napster. Also Jack figures out a way to bring up Radiohead because he's a creep he's a weirdo.Blunderphonics is a weekly show by Jack Derbak and Spencer Foust, diving into music's most-troubled productions. Intro/outro by Jack Derbak, logo by Spencer Foust. Reach out to us on Twitter @Blunderphonics, or find us on Facebook and Instagram. For audio-enhanced episodes, check out our YouTube channel. There, we'll post episodes with clips of the songs we discuss along with added visuals to make you go "ooh," and "aah!"Follow Jack's musical musings on his RateYourMusic page.Spencer is also the host / writer behind shows like: Cooperative Effort and Cock and Bull. You can find his YouTube channel here.Support Blunderphonics by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/blunderphonicsThis podcast is powered by Pinecast. Try Pinecast for free, forever, no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-b8b8a7 for 40% off for 4 months, and support Blunderphonics.

Today on the damn TickyOff cook and author Jack Monroe is back. Jack reveals all about their hashtag #jackmonroeslockdownlarder and what's been going on at Tin Can Cook HQ since the coronavirus lockdown began. It seems to involve twenty one hour work days, an undercut rapidly growing out of control and the wearing of many hats. Jack also discusses maintaining their sobriety during this crisis, why stewed steak is a great product and wondering why the Daily Mail is now being nice. Before Jack arrives via the digital ether, James and Sam go deep on their initial experiences of lockdown with their respective families, homeschooling victories and failures, the Diego Maradona documentary and what James found when he cleared out under the stairs. There's also time for Sam's hair to reach ridiculous proportions, James quotes a great joke by a disgraced comedian and they all wonder just how people are managing to keep up affairs while confined to their houses. It's TickyOff, and whatever happens, it'll survive. Today's episode is sponsored by wine pedlars for the end of days dropwine.co.uk

Before Jack heads off on his summer break, he had to get a quick podcast done in light of this year’s San Diego Comic-Con and the reveal of Phase 4 of the MCU- on top of that, he's got 2 weeks of box office data, a film news rundown, and a hell of a lot of hype for next Wednesday's season of The Journal... GET INVOLVED Tweet us using #TalkingSmitAboutFilm Email us on podcast@thejacksmit.com Join the community Discord Server (thejacksmit.com/discord) Send us voice messages on the Anchor podcast platform --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thejacksmit/message

Some of the most iconic Guns N' Roses photos you have seen were taken before they were famous. Photographer Jack Lue was lucky enough to capture these special moments in rock history, especially since he went to High School with Slash, or as he knew him...Saul. Before Jack calls in from Culver City, we are joined by another California native and frequent guest of the show, journalist Art Tavana. Art gives us updates on his GNR book and upcoming Chinese Democracy article. Then the guys happily welcome Jack Lue. Jack takes us back to his High School days, where he met Slash, Steven Adler, and Marc Canter. Many of Jack's classic photos are featured in Marc's book "Reckless Road: Guns N' Roses and the Making of Appetite for Destruction." We learn about the early days of rock photography and if there are unreleased photos of GNR. What is in Jack's collection that fans want? What is his current relationship with the band? We answer these questions and a lot more! Please follow/subscribe/leave a review on iTunes, iHeartRadio, Spreaker, SoundCloud, or Stitcher!

Now that we’re out of the Mirror Universe, before we dive back into the Klingon war, take a break from all your worries with a little Star Wars!  Before Jack was ever on What Were We Watching’s fantastic Last Jedi roundtable discussion (listen to it at whatwerewewatching.com!), he recorded this fun little Last Jedi discussion with old buddy and JSLFNSTDP standby Barm, waaaaay back in 2017.  And if there’s one thing Star Wars has taught us, it’s that prequels are good!  Listen to Jack inadvertently say many of the things he said on WWWW (but also a lot of stuff he DIDN’T) in slightly different ways, but this time with a different guy!  Where things diverge is with a lot more Star Trek, Star Wars EU universe, George Lucas impressions, Force Awakens, Rogue One, podcast shop talk and a billion other fun things. Purple Hair! Red Sand! Blue Milk! White-hot passion for Star Wars!  It’s all here.   

First off, if you are listening to this instead of being with those you love, for whatever reason, consider pausing the episode and calling them, or going in the other room to see them, or texting them or whatever you can do to let them know you love them. That’s what this time of year is all about. Before Jack and I went on our respective holiday shenanigans, we decided to discuss Southampton, our current form, and the issues we are having at the moment. We discuss everything from poor player performances to manager, the board, recruiting and more. I think you’ll enjoy it, and I’d love to hear about it if you do. If you re a Twitter user and don’t follow Saints News and Views, you should. It’s @SaintsfcViews and it is well worth a follow to keep up on all things Saints. We spoke about a Saints fan, Mark Taylor, at the end of the episode. Give him a follow and send him a messge of suport on Twitter. You can find him @Saint_Mark_211. This podcast is partnered with The Saints Report. For your all your Southampton FC news and needs, visit The Saints Report on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. If you have questions or comments about the show, I'd love to hear them, please contact me via Twitter or email. If you have a guest you'd like me to try and get ahold of please let me know and I'll do my best. The artwork for the show is done by Matt Beling of the wearesouthampton page on Instagram. Be sure to check out the great edits, competitions, and polls he has going on over there. The show is on Twitter (@SFCDell_ivery) , Instagram (@sfcdell_ivery), and Facebook (facebook.com/sfcdellivery), so give us a follow, like the stuff, and stay up on what’s going down. Be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss out on future episodes and give the show a rating on iTunes! You can click the links below or search “Dellivery” in your app. iTunes, Acast, Stitcher, Google Play, Tunein, Soundcloud, YouTube   All feedback can be sent to @SFCDell_ivery on Twitter or facebook.com/SFCDellivery and questions can be submitted using the hashtag #sfcdell. You can also email the show at southamptondellivery@gmail.com.   Music Credits: All music in this episode comes courtesy of the Free Music Archive at freemusicarchive.org. Intro Song- “Epic Song” by BoxCat Games- http://freemusicarchive.org/music/BoxCat_Games/ End of Show/Credits- “Aim is True” by Podington Bear- http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/ Until next time, cheers. Matt