Podcasts about ferals

Today I am joined by Shane of the Belfast Heavyweights, Ferals!The band last month releasd their largest body of work to date, the EP ‘Love & Other Obsessions'. The EP showcases a band acknowledging their past but always reaching toward the future, bringing contemporary sounds in to support emotionally extravagant songwriting, that according to the band explores the idea of love as the ultimate vice. This EP is essential listening from a band at the height of their abilities.I will be breaking down the entire EP with Shane, going through each track individually, dissecting their meaning and how they were constructed, including the engineering work Shane did on the EP, his first time doing this with the band. The band are also currently on tour, you'll be able to catch them this week on the following dates:20th of November - The Victoria - Birmingham21st of November - Spinning Top - Stockport22nd of November - The Pump - TrowbridgeJudging by the videos I've seen, those shows are not to be missed so make sure to pick up a ticket asap!Ferals on bandcampFerals on Linktree Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Martin and his crew assemble the Ferals for the hike into Manchester. They are blocked by the stocky man and his men who insist on taking some of the Ferals as their own personal slave labor. Stocky's plan is derailed by the Overseer of the Grange. After all of that, the long march into the city begins. Once in the city, the Ferals find opportunities for work and housing. Martin is finally free to return home without the distractions he had endured all summer. This is the final chapter of Book 6: The Summer of Wood and Iron   Thank you to all of you who supported me and encouraged me in the creation and completion of this project. I have appreciated the feedback, the coffees on Buy Me A Coffee, and the regular support on Patreon and BMAC. What's Next? In his outro, Mic discusses his plans for the podcast going forward. Check it out!  

Martin and Margaret try to manage the sudden horde of Ferals that have settled around the Simmons house. While a solution is found, they put many of the Ferals to work in exchange for a meal of pine fries. A big project to keep most of them busy is digging out an area for a pond along the little stream on the Simmons' property. The work is interrupted by two men who wish to arrest one of the Feral women whom they accuse of stealing a chicken. As we near the conclusion of Book 6, you can show Mic that you've enjoyed the story by buying virtual cups of coffee at Buy Me A Coffee Monthly members will be getting previews of what's next. Become a Patron on Patreon, or a member at Buy Me A Coffee, Link for Next Friday Next week, Jeff, Brian and Mic will be discussing a 15-minute intro video by a scientist who tries to sort out what humanity would have to know to rebuild civilization after an apocalypse. If you want to view the video before the guys discuss it, here is the YouTube link. Humanity After An Apocalypse.  

Martin resumes his chores around the house and checks out Dustin's rabbit snares at the back bean field. He takes a break to help Andy move out to Mara's camp. Andy is thrilled to be rooming with his soul mate. Martin gets back home in time to attend a contentious Grange meeting. Members complain about the Ferals stealing food and spreading disease. A mood of vigilanteism sweeps the meeting.   To check out Mic's post about the recent bobcat attack on his chickens, check out his Buy Me A Coffee page or his Patreon page.  

In the harshness of planet Beta, full of pirates and Ferals the crew come across a few surprises, but has some surprises of their own.

In the harshness of planet Beta, full of pirates and Ferals the crew come across a few surprises, but has some surprises of their own.

Join Kyle and Dodge as they take a nostalgic journey back to a memorable family hunting trip at Canyonleigh in Nsw , where the challenges of navigating rough terrain with young children led to unforgettable and often hilarious adventures. We reminisce about the joy of living without social media and the simple pleasures of nature, wildlife, and revisiting old articles and books. These stories highlight the deep connections between family, nature, and the thrill of the hunt.We cover dodges new favorite question, what defines a successful hunt for you? In our conversation, we explore this multifaceted question, sharing experiences from varying terrains and recounting the heartwarming tale of shooting a first deer with family. We delve into the balance between personal satisfaction and practical outcomes, discussing ethical motivations, culinary delights of game meat, and the lessons learned from persistence during rut season. From bagging unique trophies to crafting delicious recipes, this episode celebrates the hunting journey in all its forms.For the latest information, news, giveaways and anything mentioned on the show head over to our Facebook, Instagram or website. If you have a question, comment, topic, gear review suggestion or a guest that you'd like to hear on the show, shoot an email to accuratehunts@gmail.com or via our socials.

Dr Andrew Bengsen talks to us this week about controlling ferals! Animals that is. Andrew has over 15 years' experience in pest animal management or research and has been with the NSW Department of Primary Industries, Vertebrate Pest Research Unit for a decade.  But also we discuss Andrew's first career in the military- including serving in Rwanda over the period of the tragic and confronting Kibeyo massacre.  We talk about luck- both good and bad. And perspective. As well as Andrews ‘role' (very poor choice of words Tim) in the recent NSW floods, where Andrew's family home was destroyed by the rising flood waters.     06:00       Andrew's growing up and not finishing school. Joining the Army 11:45       Operational deployments being rare. Enter Rwanda 15:00       The complexity and challenges of peacekeeping operations 20:24       22 April 1995, the Kibeyo Massacre 24:00       Post Rwanda study … even without finishing school. 27:20       Being a bouncer in Townsville and learnings 34:00       Continuing study and enter into feral research (zoology and tropical ecology). The impact of feral animals and how we control them 47:20       Complexity! 55:00       Talking about the impact of the NSW Floods 1:01:00    The importance of community during the disaster    More on NSW DPI and Andrews Work is here: https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/staff/profiles/andrew-bengsen https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-bengsen-b7913a193/   Contact Us   www.unforgiving60.com   Email us at debrief@unforgiving60.com   Instagram, Twitter: @Unforgiving60     Music …. With thanks to: The Externals – available on Spotify Mitchell Martin- available on Spotify

Have you ever looked into the eyes of a feral cat and wondered what it would take to transform that wary creature into a contented purring pet in your lap? Our guest, Caitlin Porter from From Feral to Family, joins us to weave an inspiring tale of how she navigates the delicate path from mistrust to affection with adult feral cats. With her at the helm, we journey through the intricate socialization process, revealing not just the dedication and patience required, but the immeasurable rewards of witnessing a feral cat's leap of faith into family life.  Caitlin's stories of hissing, defensive ferals evolving into loving lap cats under her watch are nothing short of miraculous, reminding us all that every creature deserves a second chance at happiness. This episode also sheds light on the finer points of kitten care and the importance of advocacy within the cat community.  Listen in and get a taste of practical advice for building trust with feral cats, the benefits of fear-free techniques, and the invaluable local resources supporting our mission of cat care. We also share an inside look at the 2024 Online Kitten Conference, with its wealth of knowledge and networking opportunities for cat enthusiasts worldwide.  In this episode, you will hear: Caitlin's inspiring journey from cat lover to advocate for feral cat socialization The process of turning hissing ferals into affectionate lap cats Learn about the meticulous steps from containment to trust-building and adoption Exploring kitten care and the importance of advocacy within the feline community A sneak peek into the 2024 Online Kitten Conference with its valuable resources for cat enthusiasts Cat ownership in Vermont Resources from this Episode From Feral to Family Website - http://fromferaltofamily.org From Feral to Family Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/fromferaltofamilyvt From Feral to Family Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/fromferaltofamilyvt/ From Feral to Family YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRfq5I8z4hx7RwFUfAYMj1Q This episode is sponsored in part by Maddie's Fund (https://www.communitycatspodcast.com/maddies560) and Tomahawk Live Trap (https://www.communitycatspodcast.com/livetrap). Follow and Review: We'd love for you to follow us if you haven't yet. Click that purple '+' in the top right corner of your Apple Podcasts app. We'd love it even more if you could drop a review or 5-star rating over on Apple Podcasts. Simply select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” then a quick line with your favorite part of the episode. It only takes a second and it helps spread the word about the podcast. Episode Credits If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Emerald City Productions. They helped me grow and produce the podcast you are listening to right now. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com Let them know we sent you.  

"Ferals" was an Australian children's TV gem that aired on ABC from 1994 to 1995. In a zany share-house setting, puppet pals like Rattus P. Rattus and Mixy wreaked havoc, challenging their human landlord, Joe, at every turn. With uproarious antics and a rebellious spirit, this cult classic delivered laughs and life lessons in equal measure, captivating young audiences Down Under with its unforgettable characters and offbeat charm.Join Holly & Matthew as they wander down Nostalgia Avenue again, and argue about what the Ferals actually were.Clips copyright of their respective owners. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/weird-crap-in-australia--2968350/support.

Three good fwends continue getting to know each other. On today's episode, Kyran, Rhys, and Georgia discuss Andrew Scott, in-person "I listen"s, the scrolling time-suck, mole tube (again), Dr. Sarkov, kids cartoons of the 90s (Captain Planet! Trapdoor! The Ferals! The Animals of Farthing Wood!), the gaping hole where an Australian late show should be, and Kyran does the weather.Email your thoughts, feelings, questions, and ideas to fwendspod@gmail.comOr text us on +61 461 308 199I listen, I look, I lend my thoughts...Podcast notes:Rhys & Georgia's Vivid Sydney Supper ClubRhys' Melbourne Comedy Festival ShowsThe Publicly Accessible Google Doc:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NJs4o4uXLhChxvELzju_5I91T3ZT2epsfN0Uv7PUNGM/edit?usp=sharing(anyone with this link can comment)Instagram: Rhys, Georgia, Kyranwww.rhysnicholson.comwww.georgiamooney.comwww.kyranwheatley.com.au Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tonight on Fantastic Forum, we recap our experience at WonderCon 2024 and bring you all the news coming out of the event! Then we review Ferals #1, the latest series from the team of Fleecs and Forstner! Watch tonight at 6:30pm PT and call in live at www.fantasticforum.live!

Julie Medeiros, Team Coordinator at Caregivers of Petrolia Ferals, joins 980 CFPL's Mike Stubbs to talk about the organization's efforts to help the stray and feral cats in the area, why there has been an increase in the feral and stray population.

Australia is a large place with a larger than life history, shaped in large part by its dogs. Guy Hull, author of the book, The Dogs that Made Australia, joined us last week for part one of a large interview. Not listening to Episode 69 or part two of the interview in this episode would be a very large mistake. Welcome to Farm Dog. Farm Dog is presented by ⁠Goats On The Go®⁠ and hosted by its founder,  Aaron Steele. Questions, comments, or topic suggestions? Let us know at ⁠FarmDogPodcast.com⁠. Guy Hull's books: The Dogs that Made Australia (⁠https://a.co/d/9vPFkHA⁠) and The Ferals that Ate Australia (⁠https://a.co/d/2tYyv8s⁠) on Amazon. Creative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/farmdog/message

How do you measure... measure a guest? In AWESOMENESS, that's how! Because this week we're joined by a literal Thrashin' Treasure, the iconic MiG Ayesa! (Say what?! *Faints!*) In this episode, this rock star in excess of any who've joined us before chats with Mr J Wags and AW about Def Leppard's Pyromania, before jumping on a taxi and heading to the 'FAME' schoolsical with the original London cast.Plus, we chat The Ferals, RENT's fandom and social impact, the Original Aussie cast of RENT, Rock Star: INXS, vocal care, and SOOO much more in this hilariously fun episode! --SOCIALS--MiG: Twitter: https://twitter.com/MiGAyesa -- Instagram: https://instagram.com/MiGAyesaMr J Wags: Twitter: https://twitter.com/MrJWags -- Instagram: https://instagram.com/MrJWagsAround the World in 80 Plays:Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/around-the-world-in-80-plays/id1709294420Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6M8Yff4VPblqINhu2SSrrg*****Juxtaposing Metal with Musicals - joined by iconic guests from the worlds of Music, Broadway, Hollywood, and more! https://www.thetonastontales.com/listen -- https://www.patreon.com/bloomingtheatricals - https://twitter.com/thrashntreasurehttps://linktr.ee/thrashntreasure*****Help support Thrash 'n Treasure and keep us on-air, PLUS go on a fantastical adventure at the same time!Grab your copy of The Tonaston Tales by AW, and use the code TNT20 when you check out for 20% off eBooks and Paperbacks!https://www.thetonastontales.com/bookstore - TNT20 ***** ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

This week the ACP talk about classic monster tropes in comics and some big name monsters in the medium! From legacy characters to legacy series the conversation goes in all directions and its all good quality comic chat. Well, apart from the unprofessional beginning and a theatrical reading for the ages of course! Great stuff to check out this week -  Vampirella, Werewolf by Night, The Astounding Wolf Man, Ferals, Avatar Press, The Walking Dead, Harvey Awards, Blacksad, Monica, Daniel Clowes, Eerie Archives, Ugly Mug 7, The Hunger and the Dusk, The Madness, Nathan Chowdry, War Epic

Feral Pigs are a major pest across a Australia and are in fact wreaking havoc right here in our backyard in the Lower Blackwood Catchment. Here at the LCDC we've been working with the Lower Blackwood Vertebrate Pest Management group for a number of years on controlling the local pig population and are coming into our third year of our State NRM funded project ‘Feral Pig Focus – Protecting the Scott Coastal Plain'. In this month's Talkin' Podcast we chat to Dr Heather Channon, the National Feral Pig Management Coordinator for the National Feral Pig Action Plan about the plan and how projects like ours fit in with her work on a National Scale. This podcast is supported by the Western Australian Government's State NRM Program.

WTFAQ's Alex Lee joins us to talk about children's entertainment. We find out what kids are watching now with Bluey and Blippi before we take a lovely stroll down memory lane to reminisce about the shows from when we were kids like Round the Twist, Ship to Shore, The Ferals and even more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rugs and Tableslam join us to catch up on what we've been doing in Classic WoW and discuss the recent changes to ferals!

In this final episode for Season 3, the Trash Tiddas take on their all time fave - The Ferals. Find out which Feral each Tidda relates to most, and whether their distaste for landlords can be traced back to this iconic 90s show. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trash-tiddas/message

Tom moves on to CP2, part-way up the Passo Gavia, where he spends a couple of days soaking up the atmosphere and adventure of the TCR. Expect a packed pod, full with rider, organiser, volunteer and keen dot-watcher interviews (and Disney sing-songs), from the Italian Alps as the racing starts to bite... Hosting, Production & Editing: Tom Probert Music: Joe Skinner

In this episode Davey reveals what the pod could have been if we changed just one letter, Stu rewatches the classic Australian kids TV show “The Ferals”, and Chris time hops with his grandfather's old magic watch. Also mustang sally goes for about a third of the show and we talk about creamed corn again. Patreon Subscribers! Get your recommends to us! We're running out of time and we wanna know what you got. Email us at poolboyscomedy@gmail.com Or send us a message on instagram @poolboyscomedy Cheers folks, see you next week!

2 topics - 'Where have you blown your nose?' And 'Ferals on a flight'. Love you baiiiiSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

2 topics - 'Where have you blown your nose?' And 'Ferals on a flight'. Love you baiiii

Riesci a sentirlo? Il branco ci chiama con i suoi ululati nella notte! Lupi mannari, licantropi, uomini lupo, di questo parliamo oggi, dinamiche di branco, di famiglia, di amicizia e tradimento in un Pbta bestiale ed animalesco. Pronti a scatenare la bestia che è in voi? Link UtiliPdf su Drive Thru https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/296461/Bite-MarksSito di Black Armada per il manuale cartaceo https://blackarmada.com/product/bite-marks/Pagina del Kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/blackarmada/bite-me-a-game-of-werewolf-pack-dynamicsActual play 1 http://sasgeek.com/podcasts/100-bite-me/ 2 http://sasgeek.com/podcasts/101-bite-me-too/ Special thanks to Tabletop Audio for the background theme music.

Spooky, Spooky! Don Mapula returns for the annual Halloween special, joined as always by My-Kill Ledgerwood and Andrew FernanDEAD.  Ferals make a glorious comeback with their new single 'Separate', Civil Simian are on a roll with their third single release within the last 3 months and Kanye West finally went on The Joe Rogan Experience.

WhAt'S tHe DeAl WiTh UnDeRcOvEr BoSs!? *Jerry Seinfeld Voice* - The Northern Ireland music price goes virtual, Ferals are releasing new music at long last and Mike gets a new nickname.

The Bachelorette is back! And there are ... TWO of them?? And they’re from the ... COUNTRY???? Lucky we’re joined by So Dramatic sensation Megan Pustetto to break it all down - get Megan’s fresh goss from the mansion, plus hot tips on purchasing a cowboy hat, and we celebrate the plight of a plucky young dolphin/goose/guinea pig named Samuel.

First off, APOLOGIES for the distortion at the beginning and end of this episode. We are still audio/podcast newbies and figuring it all out. Luckily, the large middle chunk of this episode is pulled from a previous conversation with our resident cat expert, Carrigan, and the audio is very pleasing to the ears. The main discussion is an expansion on the conversation about feral/community cats versus stray/owned cats who have found themselves lost in the big, wide world. Carrigan also advocates for microchipping your felines! Even if you have an outdoor cat who's typically great at staying close to home, it can be oh so helpful in case they do wander off or a well-meaning citizen takes them to the local humane society. We also give an office kitty update and tell you a bit about Bone Appétit, our annual gala and largest fundraiser of the year! It will be held virtually on Saturday, October 17th from 7-8pm. Visit boneappetit2020.givesmart.com to check out party packs (if you live in Shawnee County, Kansas) and register for *free* to view our online auction (we will ship within the continental U.S.!). The livestreamed show will air on our Facebook page, YouTube channel, and website.

R U ok day Rudi Vanderstone uncut Exclusive audio of the Captain/Coach Board report for the Byron Bay Ferals See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

This episode on Strangers' Fiction Jasmine, Grassdragon, Bounty, and Pseudomuse are playing Interstitial. Join them playing as Miyu & Fay, the forgotten crew members of Star Fox, Big the Cat, Tom Nook, and Bounty's dragon OC Alec. So join them as they are TF'd into muppet versions of themselves and crash those squatters downunda, The Ferals.CW: References to drugs from 6:35 to 7:30.InterstitialJasmineBountyPseudomuseGrassdragonCassidy

*Comic Spoilers* This week, we put the spotlight on X-Men #1 (23:50) by Jonathon Hickman, Lienil Francis You, Gerry Alanguilan, Sunny Gho, and Clayton Cowels. Then we look at the Everything is Going Wrong: Punk Rock and Mental Illness (50:00), Valkyrie #3 (59:30), Ferals #1&2 (1:11:30), and Punisher Kill Crew (1:33:40). Its a long episode, but we cover a lot of ground. #NCBD: Valkyrie #4, Spider-Man Life Story TPB, Money Shot #1, adn Wonder Woman #81.  *This episode contains a discussion about the very real issue of suicide. If you are struggling with something, please know that you are loved, valuable, and not alone. The National Suicide Lifeline is available to you 24 hours a day. 1-800-272-8255. Please reach out to them, us, or someone. 

Australia's ecosystem is a delicate balance, and a single small shift can cause catastrophic damage. We have strong customs for a reason, but they didn't come in until the 1900s. Join Holly and Matthew as they examine 5 of the most destructive invasive species currently inhabiting Australian shores, where they came from, and who're to blame.Main Theme music – Kevin MacLeod "Slow Ticking Clock" – Kevin MacLeodUsed under a Creative Commons license.

Australia's ecosystem is a delicate balance, and a single small shift can cause catastrophic damage. We have strong customs for a reason, but they didn't come in until the 1900s. Join Holly and Matthew as they examine 5 of the most destructive invasive species currently inhabiting Australian shores, where they came from, and who're to blame.Main Theme music – Kevin MacLeod "Slow Ticking Clock" – Kevin MacLeodUsed under a Creative Commons license.

Australia's ecosystem is a delicate balance, and a single small shift can cause catastrophic damage. We have strong customs for a reason, but they didn't come in until the 1900s. Join Holly and Matthew as they examine 5 of the most destructive invasive species currently inhabiting Australian shores, where they came from, and who're to blame.Main Theme music – Kevin MacLeod "Slow Ticking Clock" – Kevin MacLeodUsed under a Creative Commons license.

This week I spoke with Shane McMullan from a local Northern Ireland band called Ferals. Him and I talk about how his band Ferals got there start, what's pushing the NI music scene and few other things. check out there music on all platforms band their latest single "Low" is out now.

M & T present... the STRAYA SPECIAL! An extra long episode for an extra long weekend M opens the episode with a welcome to country and teaches everyone a word in local Darug language! They chat recent Aussie games, tv and movies - why is Australian film always entrenched in tragedy? T gives us a run down on the depressing gaming industry and censorship on games here in Aus and a brief chat about 2KAus's Borderlands Pre-Sequel, check out the Boganella gun! Followed by a more uplifting segment on some good modern(ish) Australian TV comedies, Mr and Mrs Murder (2013), The Ex-PM (2015), and No Activity (2015-) on Stan. M reviews three great Australian made movies from the last four years, Kate Winslet in The Dressmaker (2015), some old favourites and upcoming Indigenous actor Aaron L. McGrath in Jasper Jones (2017) and Ladies in Black (2018). They also chat nostalgic Australian tv and cinema including the Ferals, Blurred, Garage Days and Take Away. Tell us your favourite Australian film and tv from more recent years, what are your old faves? Tweet Us: GoodPop_BadPop Facebook Us: [https://www.facebook.com/goodpopbadpop]

Feral has returned from his week long quest to find Sasquatch, performing some party fouls, and messing with drunk people. He failed to find Squatch or D.B. Cooper. He also forgot to bring his book to read. SHAME ON YOU FERAL! Shame. McWonderBeast and Feral do their usual shindig, and Tom McHanaham shares some useful advice. Hit up the Twitter Verse @LoLMF1Discord https://discord.gg/Amr7Z9W   http://tinyurl.com/UnCuckKek NOTICE: Mastered and Re-uploaded      

You thought Pablo Escobar was genius? Well you haven't met Feral Sr. yet. He was smuggling Hash from Morocco on nuclear submarines, long before Tom Cruise was pretending to fly coke for a movie. Yep it's fathers day, and we got Ferals dad on the show, we talk what could be the greatest Netflix drug show yet, something about Schwinn bikes.Fuck Deer were hunting squirrel coming to a nature channel near you. (or YouTube we aren't sure yet)Hit up the Twitter-Verse @LoLMF1   NOTICE: Mastered and Re-uploaded  

 Seriously fuck the spring and the cherry blossom it rode in on. This week on Life of Laymen we discuss the inner workings of Ferals digestive system, McWonderBeast attempts to English, and why Russian Bots is all the rage.   We would to give a special thank you to SilentRampage, without his encouragement and support this podcast would probably been put off for years (lets be honest never).   Like the intro and outro tracks? Check out Valentin The Mad he is a talented musician aswell as fantastic reviewer of all things video game gore. Valentin The Mad - Insomnia [guitar solo re-recording]Valentin The Mad - Losing the Sense of Time Random MadnessBandcampSoundCloud   NOTICE: Mastered and Re-uploaded

In this special AFL Grand Final edition of the show, Murph is joined by mates guys Lewis Dowell, Nick Quon, and Leigh Qurban to drink Tiger Beer and discuss footy, the Herald Sun, the future, West End, jumping on the bandwagon, fashion, The Ferals, Lance Armstrong, Murphy's old job, and more! 

In the field of animal welfare, “Dr. Susan” possesses a prolific resume. She opened her own veterinary-behavioral consulting service in 2000, has maintained a position as veterinary advisor for the Humane Society Veterinary Medical Association since its beginning in 2008, runs a private practice, and has volunteered her veterinary service at various local shelters in her home state of Wisconsin. In 2001, Dr. Susan founded Friends of Ferals, an adoption center and spay-neuter clinic for community cats in Dane County, WI. Considering that community cat interests were not a pressing concern at the time of its inception, this organization has done groundbreaking work in its field, rescuing over 4,500 community cats and adopting out 4,300 since 2007. Dr. Susan offers insight into successful relocation of community cat colonies, and how to successfully grow your organization through community outreach, especially in the face of push-back.   For more information, visit the Friends of Ferals website at daneferals.org.

A friendlier look at our introduced species with Dr Arian Wallach.

49: Ferals v Crusties   Is window-washing a gender issue?  Hey! People who are women! Do windscreen washers not take no for answer?   We also discuss crusties and ferals.   Have a good Thursday and…   Please put your bins out this evening if you live in:   Nth Fitzroy, Carlton, Heathmont, Greensborough, Brunswick, Reservoir, Lyneham and Dixon in Canberra, Toronto in Canada, and East of the Huon River in the Huon Valley in Tasmania.  

On this week's Easter podcast the guys find themselves torn apart across the United States. In fact... its just Ali from New Orleans today as Steve and John try to carry the podcast with Ali hundreds of miles away. We discuss the string of news from Wonder-Con, the huge week in books including East of West #1 & Age of Ultron #3 and even throw in a Flash Round. It's the Nine Panel Weekly Comic Book Podcast presented by The Fallout Shelter. Happy Easter from Nine Panel! Gender Through Comic: A Massive Open Online Course: https://www.canvas.net/courses/gender-through-comic-books Show Notes: East of West #1 (3:34) The Flash #18 (6:06) Uncanny Avengers #5 (8:32) Aquaman #18 (11:50) Batman Inc. #9 (14:37) Ferals #13 (17:13) Age of Ultron #3 (20:19) Justice League Dark #18 (24:16) The Green Hornet #1 (26:47) FF #5 (30:08) Wolverine & The X-Men #27 (32:52) Fantastic Four #5AU (35:28) Reccomendations of the Week: The Answer #3 (39:12) X-Men Legacy #8 (42:15) Young Avengers #3 (44:45) News (51:15) Flash Round (1:03:00)

So you're saying to yourself you want to listen to Fantastic Forum, but 3+ hours is biting off a bit more than you can chew. Why not try a bite size portion of FF. This week's reviews feature Ferals #1, Superman #6, and Generation Hope #16. This week Oz adds an additional tier to our rating scale and Jei makes a case for mutant messiah Hope's bad attitude.

On this issue of Fantastic Forum the crew shares their experience at Wondercon 2012 and talk about the announcements that came out of this years show. What news came out of the Steve Niles spotlight? Who does the team talk to from Chris Gore's Wild Cartoon Kingdom panel? Which street-level Marvel hero takes a jaunt into space? What does the newest hero coming to the CW look like? All this and much more from Wondercon. We also bring you our Geoffrey's Comics retail report as they talk about their vendor experience at Wondercon and some of this past week's hits and misses in the comic space. And if that weren't enough the Forum brings you reviews of Superman #6, Generation Hope#16, and Ferals #1. All this and much more are just a click away. Fantastic Forum assemble!

Reviews: Fatale #1, Ferals #1, Wolverine And The X-Men Alpha And Omega #1 Jimmy is joined in studio by fellow podcast Molly Jane Kremer of the Chicago based Comics Slumber Party podcast. They chat about stuff missed in last week's Best of 2011 podcast, Star Wars burgers in France, Comic Book Men, and upcoming comic conventions. News includes: Batman: Earth One is coming, Superman: Earth One sequel is too, Greg Pak offers a textless Vison Machine, MorrisonCon is happening, Benedict Cumberbatch in Star Trek sequel, Marvel game comes to Facebook, and Marvel lineup announced on Disney XD. As always, listener feedback, the Top 3 and more! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love!

The Geelong Cats have been a powerhouse of the AFL for a long time, but has the pressure to remain in contention strained their potential for long-term success. We take a look at the Cats list management decisions, trade and free agency options, and what they should do in the upcoming draft.