Podcast appearances and mentions of frank discussions

Today we'll hit on some of the local headlines, including the latest article from David Boyle on Must Read about the 'hole' in the ASD budget. How big is it really? Then in hour two we'll chat with Dr Douglas Frank (NO SHOW) on Election Integrity and see what his upcoming visit to Alaska is going to entail.

In a time where casual sex is considered a norm among singles and expected in relationships, sometimes people are shamed for deciding to refrain from sex until they are married. This podcast offers a word of encouragement to young and mature singles who desire to keep sex out of their relationships until marriage. Frank, hard talk about sex before marriage and not for the faint-hearted. Movie title: The 40 year old virgin starring Steve Carell

It's an all-new episode of TGU from VLGA Connect, with lots for the team to discuss this week.Including: an ominous call for administrators at Greater Geelong; the Victorian Mayor considering a landmark defamation case; Councils impacted as a major construction company goes into voluntary administration; and Councillors nationwide join forces on electric vehicle advocacy.Plus the team's Picks of the Week and much more.Support the showTo learn more about the events, programs, and training offered by the Victorian Local Governance Association (VLGA), please click here. If you'd like to contact us about the podcast, please send us an email to vlga@vlga.org.au or call us on 03 9349 7999

Where have all the young men gone?  And, while we're asking tough questions of universities, where's the money gone?  Since 1960, the percentages of young men enrolling in university has fallen significantly.  At the same time, statistics have shown that post-university earnings potentials are also on the decline.  What is happening? To help us make sense of these tough topics, Tom and Lindy Schneider, of America's College Advisors, provide some key insights that will help students and their family navigate these difficult questions.  With a career in sales and marketing, Tom helped establish a thriving alternative model of schooling in Washington state that has been commended by the U.S. Department of Education.  Lindy is an author with ten different titles that have appeared on the New York Times best seller list.Frameworks and Northwest Christian School, have made their book "College Secrets of Highly Successful People" available for free in the school office for any junior or senior that is part of Northwest Christian's on-the-ground campus, online campus, or the Frameworks program."Kingdom Culture Conversations" is a podcast created through Frameworks, a Biblical worldview initiative of Northwest Christian School.For more information on Frameworks, please visit:  https://frameworks.ncsaz.org/For more information on Northwest Christian School, visit:  https://www.ncsaz.org/To reach out to Geoff Brown, please email gbrown@ncsaz.org or you can reach him by cell phone:  (623)225-5573.

Frank chats with Josh Rodriguez, Army veteran and Private Wealth Advisor at Goldman Sachs. Josh reflects on his military service and his time at Foster and how both experiences have informed his journey as a leader. They address the challenges of leadership in a time of crisis and how making tough decisions on the ground during deployment has translated to making tough decisions in the corporate world. Frank and Josh also discuss the recent withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan, and how Josh was involved in helping get his interpreter out of the country.Click here to watch this discussion on Youtube

In our latest installment of Frank Discussions, Frank chats with Brad Tilden, former CEO and current Board Chair of Alaska Airlines, about his storied career with the PNW-based airline. Brad's 30-year stint with Alaska Airlines has seen him through a myriad of leadership positions within the company; from Executive Vice President of Finance and Planning, to Chief Financial Officer and Corporate Controller, as well as President of Alaska Airlines from 2008 to 2016, and Chief Executive Officer from 2012-2021. They discuss key transition points in Brad's career, his advice for how to navigate job transitions nimbly, and how both Alaska Airlines and Brad himself have grown with respect to diversity, equity, and inclusion.Click here to watch this discussion on Youtube

In this installment of Frank Discussions, Dean Hodge and Jenna Johnson drill down into working in a purpose-driven organization, and how that purpose informs business decision-making at every level. Patagonia's main purpose is to be part of the climate crisis solution, and they work to make sure that purpose is at the core of their business. Their purpose statement, “We're in business to save our home planet” seems to express the relationship of business and purpose quite simply. From innovations in material development to connecting with community on social media, the “business activists” at Patagonia are constantly making decisions about how to use their work to help save the planet.Click here to watch this discussion on Youtube

With the demon receding into the clouds, the crew of the Caliban have a chance to determine what to do with Brigitte and her mysterious key--but the presence of Don Pedro and Captain Diallo complicate things for Mary. Will her new friend's summoning be punished like Thomas' crimes of old--or will expediency win the day?

In this installment of Frank Discussions, Diana and Frank discuss Alaska Airlines' company ethos, and their dedication to corporate responsibility, philanthropy, and showing up authentically in the community. Diana details the ways Alaska's commitment to community has evolved facing a global pandemic that curtails opportunities for in-person volunteer activities. As with many everyday activities, all company volunteering has gone virtual; from writing letters to seniors and others who are currently homebound, to Pilots, Flight Attendants, and Technicians engaging in Q&A's via Instagram or Facebook live, as well as leaning into supporting educational equity programs that advocate for remote learning. Public health and safety is a large part of Alaska's commitment to corporate responsibility and they're working hard to ensure their employees, clients, and airport staff are as safe as possible admist the COVID-19 pandemic.Click here to watch this discussion on Youtube

In this installment of Frank Discussions, Ken discusses his journey to success and the challenges, both personal and professional, that have led him to where he is today. Frank and Ken discuss the foibles of founding a startup during the first internet bubble, struggling with imposter syndrome in board rooms where no one else looks like you, and how to lean on your loved ones during times of personal hardship. The conversation examines diversity, equity, and inclusion in the world of business, and how Ken finds optimism for our shared future in the current movements surrounding social and racial justice. Lastly, Ken reveals the key qualities he looks for in future leaders and recalls that many of his shrewdest business decisions were the result of trusting his mentors, and perhaps most importantly, trusting his own intuition.Click here to watch this discussion on YoutubeInterview recorded August 21, 2020

In the second installment of Frank Discussions, Phyllis shares her views on the reasons why the current health crisis will not turn into a banking crisis with Dean Hodge. She talks about what is most important in leading an essential business during the pandemic, and how she copes with fear and uncertainty. Phyllis reflects on her own core values in decision-making and how creativity is the key to think beyond survival mode these days. It is easy to see that building businesses and building communities go hand-in-hand with this selfless and thoughtful leader.Getting her start in the family business in her native Spokane, Phyllis Campbell is one of the most recognized and respected leaders in the Northwest. Prior to taking the helm of a multi-state region for our nation's largest bank, Campbell served as President & CEO of The Seattle Foundation, doubling the size of Washington's largest community foundation during her tenure. Her extensive leadership track record also includes being CEO of US Bank Washington and holding board positions with the likes of Alaska Air Group and Nordstrom, Inc. She has been a champion for diversity, equity and inclusion through groups such as the Diversity Advisory Board at Toyota and the Women Corporate Directors Global Advisory Board. Phyllis completed her UW Foster Executive MBA in 1987 and holds an undergraduate degree from Washington State University.Click here to watch this discussion on YoutubeInterview recorded May 7, 2020

There are few companies as synonymous with Seattle business as Nordstrom. The quality, service and experience established a foundation for other industry-leading retailers based in the Pacific Northwest. By the same token, generations of people-centered leadership from the company's namesake family have inspired innovation and reinvention along with continuity and a friendly familiarity that instills uncommon customer loyalty.So how does one lead through a global pandemic that shuts all stores for the first time in a storied 119-year history? What can be done with inventory that evolves as quickly as it does in the fashion industry where last season could just as well be last century? UW Foster Alumnus and Nordstrom, Inc. CEO Erik Nordstrom will talk about the challenges and opportunities he sees moving forward. He shares his expertise on the changing definition of customer service and the massive acceleration of this change brought about by the events of 2020. To this end, the company is finding ways to remain personal in the digital world. Nordstrom also gives his opinion on the most important way a board can help position the enterprise for success while remaining committed to the well-being of its teams. There's no question that Nordstrom sees his company as a long-term winner in an industry that has lost some notable household names in recent year, though it will require a commitment to, rather than acceptance of, change. Click here to watch this discussion on YoutubeInterview recorded May 21, 2020

To launch the inaugural Frank Discussions interview, Dean Hodge didn't need to look far to find a visionary and dynamic leader of leaders. In fact, she was right across the (now figurative) boardroom table.In this episode of Frank Discussions, Annie will talk about redefining success in these challenging times. She discusses engaging customers—and her board—during the global pandemic. Hear how she continues to innovate through social media while staying true to Godiva's values when faced with tough decisions in a fast-moving yet unprecedentedly remote world. Annie believes a bit of Godiva chocolate can create happiness. She certainly made her alma mater happy by kicking off this fresh new look at leadership today.A passionate builder of brands and teams around the world, CEO Annie Young-Scrivner has led GODIVA Chocolatier, Inc., the global maker of premium, artisanal chocolate, since 2017. Prior to joining GODIVA, she was part of Starbucks Corporation's executive team, helping lead Starbucks' transformation from 2009 to 2017. She held such roles as Global Chief Marketing Officer, EVP for Global Digital & Loyalty Development, President of Teavana Tea, and President of Starbucks Canada. Young-Scrivner also spent 19+ years in senior leadership positions at PepsiCo, including several years abroad as Chairman & President of China Foods & Snacks. She currently serves on the boards of Tiffany & Co. and Yum! Brands. She earned an MBA at the University of Minnesota after receiving her BA in business from UW Foster, where she served as Board Chair from 2018 to 2020.Click here to watch this discussion on YoutubeInterview recorded April 30, 2020

On The Town host Tanya Cooper & Dr. Denise Smith-Fraser have a candid talk on: "Older Women: Opening up Frank Discussions about Meeting Sexual Needs". How has woman' s idea of sex changed since the 1950's? The importance of dropping shame about sexual needs and desires. Cougar? Do older men who date younger woman get a name? (Manther?)

In the face of concerns about upsetting the customer with a protest, when might the use of “open and frank” discussions afford an effective alternative or protest precursor?

From the "Meet Casey Carter" portion of her website www.caseycarterbooks.com "Since childhood, Casey Carter has had a love for reading and writing but it was the heartbreaking demise of her marriage that reignited her creativity.  In trying to understand what went wrong and the why of it all, she began journaling her feelings.  She revisited her dreams and goals and realized that what initially seemed like a mistake was really a date with destiny.   The breakup caused Casey to not only reawaken the dreams and goals she locked away, but it also set her on a journey of self-exploration. If she was now free to be who she always wanted to be and achieve her heart's desires, exactly who is that woman and how would she go about becoming her? " For more of Meet Casey Carter visit the direct link here: http://www.caseycarterbooks.com/about-casey-carter Read her interview here: https://www.kinkemag.com/single-post/Discover-Your-Experience-with-Casey-Carter

Narrativium Concludo Hello, and welcome to episode 291 of The Fantasticast. Each week, Steve Lacey and Andy Leyland guide you through every issue, guest-appearance and cameo of The Fantastic Four. This is the story of community service gone wrong, of the fall of Olympus. This is the story of the dangers of smoking near children, and of naming your youth program 'Camp Runamok'. This is the story of Hercules casually flying a chariot down a New York street. This is the story of some truly hilarious wisecracks, a titanic team-up, and a bunch of cowardly gods. This, however, may or may not be an imaginary story... aren't they all? Joining us to cover Marvel Two-in-One #44 is writer and Punisher podcaster Kelly Kanayama. Together, we dive into this delightful comic, examining if Hercules is truly a fan of The Bay City Rollers, what the placement of a comma before the 'TM' symbol means, and utter the immortal phrase: "Horny's catching up with us!". Come and join all three of us! Find Kelly on twitter, where she is @KellyKanayama. Find Kelly's writing at Nerdist at https://nerdist.com/author/kelly-kanayama/. Frank Discussions can be found at https://www.mixcloud.com/KellyKanayama/, including the live episode, Bullseye For The Skull Guy, featuring occasional Fantasticast guest host Al "To Astonish" Kennedy. Don't forget to join Steve at 3pm on Saturday 28th July at London Film & Comic Con as he interviews Dan Slott and Sara Pichelli about the upcoming Fantastic Four relaunch! The Fantasticast is support by Stitcher Premium, home of Wolverine: The Long Night, launching March 12th. Starring Richard Armitage as Wolverine, this ten episode podcast audio drama is the first of its kind for Marvel. For a month's free trial to Stitcher Premium, head over to stitcher.com/premium and enter the promo code Fantasticast. Send in your feedback to fantastic4podcast@gmail.com, leave your comments at the libsyn site, or at www.TheFantasticast.com. Follow us on twitter, where we are @fantasticast The Fantasticast is Patreon supported. Visit www.patreon.com/fantasticast to donate and support us. The Fantasticast is part of the Flickering Myth Podcast network. Original artwork by Michael Georgiou. Check out his work at mikedraws.co.uk Episode cover design by Samuel Savage.

On this episode of Frank Discussions, Al Kennedy (@housetoastonish) from the House to Astonish comics podcast drops by to ponder the legal ramifications of jetski fraud, Pog theft, comics from the Neil Gaiman ~DREAM LIBRARY~, the Punisher's love of Toto and Billy Joel, and much more. Listener question from Adlai (@AdlaiM), via Twitter. Sample Discussion Questions: - How many volumes are in Neil Gaiman's Goth Chick Sex Fantasy omnibus? - Besides "Piano Man," what Billy Joel song most defines Frank Castle as a person? - Has the Punisher ever worn shorts, ever?

On this episode of Frank Discussions, Al Kennedy (@housetoastonish) from the House to Astonish comics podcast drops by to ponder the legal ramifications of jetski fraud, Pog theft, comics from the Neil Gaiman ~DREAM LIBRARY~, the Punisher's love of Toto and Billy Joel, and much more. Listener question from Adlai (@AdlaiM), via Twitter. Sample Discussion Questions: - How many volumes are in Neil Gaiman's Goth Chick Sex Fantasy omnibus? - Besides "Piano Man," what Billy Joel song most defines Frank Castle as a person? - Has the Punisher ever worn shorts, ever?

On this episode of Frank Discussions, Al Kennedy (@housetoastonish) from the House to Astonish comics podcast drops by to ponder the legal ramifications of jetski fraud, Pog theft, comics from the Neil Gaiman ~DREAM LIBRARY~, the Punisher's love of Toto and Billy Joel, and much more. Listener question from Adlai (@AdlaiM), via Twitter. Sample Discussion Questions: - How many volumes are in Neil Gaiman's Goth Chick Sex Fantasy omnibus? - Besides "Piano Man," what Billy Joel song most defines Frank Castle as a person? - Has the Punisher ever worn shorts, ever?

It's the (belated) Mothers' Day Special here at Frank Discussions, with a very special guest: the most formative female influence in my life, both generally and in relation to being a huge nerd. We talk about the Punisher's attitude toward laundry, the importance of staying hydrated while fighting crime, that time Frank invented workout fabrics, secret elf-superhero conglomerates/Lord of the Rings-Marvel crossovers, and more! Listener question from Alison Sampson (@alis_samp), via Twitter. Sample Discussion Questions: - What wash cycle is best for mithril? - *Is* the Punisher constipated, and if so, is that why he's so angry all the time? - Although it's true a lot of people don't like Star Wars, what's wrong with them?

On this episode Claire Napier (@illusClaire), co-Editor-in-Chief of the Eisner-nominated Women Write About Comics, drops some knowledge regarding Frank "Muscle Goth" Castle, dad ponytails, and the secret twist that explains literally everything about the Punisher. Listener question from Josie, via Facebook. You can find Claire's work at womenwriteaboutcomics.com.   Sample Discussion Questions: - Using only clothing items taken off dead mobsters, how long would it take the Punisher to fill his closet? - What is the best way to ensure, across all possible universes and realities, that an M. Night Shymalan Punisher movie never happens? - If you were the Punisher, what cleaning solutions would you use to get the blood stink out of your clothes, or is it just baked in there for life at this point?

It's the (belated) Mothers' Day Special here at Frank Discussions, with a very special guest: the most formative female influence in my life, both generally and in relation to being a huge nerd. We talk about the Punisher's attitude toward laundry, the importance of staying hydrated while fighting crime, that time Frank invented workout fabrics, secret elf-superhero conglomerates/Lord of the Rings-Marvel crossovers, and more! Listener question from Alison Sampson (@alis_samp), via Twitter. Sample Discussion Questions: - What wash cycle is best for mithril? - *Is* the Punisher constipated, and if so, is that why he's so angry all the time? - Although it's true a lot of people don't like Star Wars, what's wrong with them?

On this episode Claire Napier (@illusClaire), co-Editor-in-Chief of the Eisner-nominated Women Write About Comics, drops some knowledge regarding Frank "Muscle Goth" Castle, dad ponytails, and the secret twist that explains literally everything about the Punisher. Listener question from Josie, via Facebook. You can find Claire's work at womenwriteaboutcomics.com.   Sample Discussion Questions: - Using only clothing items taken off dead mobsters, how long would it take the Punisher to fill his closet? - What is the best way to ensure, across all possible universes and realities, that an M. Night Shymalan Punisher movie never happens? - If you were the Punisher, what cleaning solutions would you use to get the blood stink out of your clothes, or is it just baked in there for life at this point?

It's the (belated) Mothers' Day Special here at Frank Discussions, with a very special guest: the most formative female influence in my life, both generally and in relation to being a huge nerd. We talk about the Punisher's attitude toward laundry, the importance of staying hydrated while fighting crime, that time Frank invented workout fabrics, secret elf-superhero conglomerates/Lord of the Rings-Marvel crossovers, and more! Listener question from Alison Sampson (@alis_samp), via Twitter. Sample Discussion Questions: - What wash cycle is best for mithril? - *Is* the Punisher constipated, and if so, is that why he's so angry all the time? - Although it's true a lot of people don't like Star Wars, what's wrong with them?

On this episode Claire Napier (@illusClaire), co-Editor-in-Chief of the Eisner-nominated Women Write About Comics, drops some knowledge regarding Frank "Muscle Goth" Castle, dad ponytails, and the secret twist that explains literally everything about the Punisher. Listener question from Josie, via Facebook. You can find Claire's work at womenwriteaboutcomics.com.   Sample Discussion Questions: - Using only clothing items taken off dead mobsters, how long would it take the Punisher to fill his closet? - What is the best way to ensure, across all possible universes and realities, that an M. Night Shymalan Punisher movie never happens? - If you were the Punisher, what cleaning solutions would you use to get the blood stink out of your clothes, or is it just baked in there for life at this point?

It's a whole new Brotherhood of Dada in DOOM PATROL #49 and #50 (thankfully, they've still got the some old Nobody at the helm - but don't accuse him of that!). Time to meet The Love Glove! Agent "!"! The Blur! A very special bicycle! And a weird plan to run for President. Wonderful listener David Allison helps to extricate your hosts from a Jam re: the roots of Liza Radley (and also makes several other fine contributions). Plus there's some bawdy talk about the scent of pencil shavings.   Relevant Links! Frank Discussions (re: the Punisher) Some Beard-Hunter analysis! Looking Glass Heights (hey kids! free comics!)    Theme song: The Revelators - "Don't Look at me When I'm Looking at You"   You can always write us at anotherkindofdistance@gmail.com, or contact us through our Facebook Page or our Twitter accounts @milescoverdale and @rhodaAF709  We're on all of the podcast delivery services, including iTunes, TuneIn radio and Stitcher, so please rate/review us there, if you can! Finally, as suggested by listener Jay, here's an Amazon link to Dave's time travel novel, Hypocritic Days (published by Insomniac Press), which is set in the pulp magazine and film worlds of the early 1930s. Please do let us know if you check it out.   Original Another Kind of Distance artwork by Lee McClure

Comics critic David Brothers (@hermanos; iamdavidbrothers.com) visits the Frank Discussions HQ to help puzzle out why, as people of color in a world that hates and fears us, we love the Punisher so much. It gets real, folks.

Comics artist Paul Jon Milne (@PallJonMilne; etsy.com/uk/shop/PJMillustration) comes by for a fond look back at the madness we call Punisher 2099. Apologies for the audio quality, BTW!

On this episode Duncan Falconer (@DeadDem0nRider) weighs in on whether or not the Punisher works in the Marvel Universe. Reader question from @EmperorofChairs, via Twitter. Sample Discussion Questions: - Can you identify all the ways in which Marvel: Ruins is real shitty? - Are the Punisher's murders a) good or b) extremely good? - On a scale of 1 to Full Castle, if you were 14 and someone killed your pretend wife and kids, how mad would you go?

Comics critic David Brothers (@hermanos; iamdavidbrothers.com) visits the Frank Discussions HQ to help puzzle out why, as people of color in a world that hates and fears us, we love the Punisher so much. It gets real, folks.

On this episode Duncan Falconer (@DeadDem0nRider) weighs in on whether or not the Punisher works in the Marvel Universe. Reader question from @EmperorofChairs, via Twitter. Sample Discussion Questions: - Can you identify all the ways in which Marvel: Ruins is real shitty? - Are the Punisher's murders a) good or b) extremely good? - On a scale of 1 to Full Castle, if you were 14 and someone killed your pretend wife and kids, how mad would you go?

Comics artist Paul Jon Milne (@PallJonMilne; etsy.com/uk/shop/PJMillustration) comes by for a fond look back at the madness we call Punisher 2099. Apologies for the audio quality, BTW!

Comics critic David Brothers (@hermanos; iamdavidbrothers.com) visits the Frank Discussions HQ to help puzzle out why, as people of color in a world that hates and fears us, we love the Punisher so much. It gets real, folks.

Comics artist Paul Jon Milne (@PallJonMilne; etsy.com/uk/shop/PJMillustration) comes by for a fond look back at the madness we call Punisher 2099. Apologies for the audio quality, BTW!

On this episode Duncan Falconer (@DeadDem0nRider) weighs in on whether or not the Punisher works in the Marvel Universe. Reader question from @EmperorofChairs, via Twitter. Sample Discussion Questions: - Can you identify all the ways in which Marvel: Ruins is real shitty? - Are the Punisher's murders a) good or b) extremely good? - On a scale of 1 to Full Castle, if you were 14 and someone killed your pretend wife and kids, how mad would you go?

A dissection of the Punisher's true dad nature, with Sean McTiernan (@NoChorus) of the Come In All Units podcast (thewonderofitall.xyz/all-units/) and The Wonder of It All (thewonderofitall.xyz).

A dissection of the Punisher's true dad nature, with Sean McTiernan (@NoChorus) of the Come In All Units podcast (thewonderofitall.xyz/all-units/) and The Wonder of It All (thewonderofitall.xyz).

A dissection of the Punisher's true dad nature, with Sean McTiernan (@NoChorus) of the Come In All Units podcast (thewonderofitall.xyz/all-units/) and The Wonder of It All (thewonderofitall.xyz).

On this episode poet Meirion Jordan (@Meirion_Jordan) weighs in on whether the Punisher prefers hot dogs or pizza, how liking blues and jazz makes you not racist, and if the Punisher really does have a black friend. Listener question from @HugoBoylan, via Twitter. Meirion's books can be found here: https://www.serenbooks.com/author/meirion-jordan Sample Discussion Questions: - Have you ever eaten a hot dog stuffed crust pizza? Why? - Name three (3) rap names that are worse than Arc-Light. - If the Punisher were in Saudi Arabia in 1990, what are some other things he could do besides negotiate or kick butt?

On this episode poet Meirion Jordan (@Meirion_Jordan) weighs in on whether the Punisher prefers hot dogs or pizza, how liking blues and jazz makes you not racist, and if the Punisher really does have a black friend. Listener question from @HugoBoylan, via Twitter. Meirion's books can be found here: https://www.serenbooks.com/author/meirion-jordan Sample Discussion Questions: - Have you ever eaten a hot dog stuffed crust pizza? Why? - Name three (3) rap names that are worse than Arc-Light. - If the Punisher were in Saudi Arabia in 1990, what are some other things he could do besides negotiate or kick butt?

On this episode poet Meirion Jordan (@Meirion_Jordan) weighs in on whether the Punisher prefers hot dogs or pizza, how liking blues and jazz makes you not racist, and if the Punisher really does have a black friend. Listener question from @HugoBoylan, via Twitter. Meirion's books can be found here: https://www.serenbooks.com/author/meirion-jordan Sample Discussion Questions: - Have you ever eaten a hot dog stuffed crust pizza? Why? - Name three (3) rap names that are worse than Arc-Light. - If the Punisher were in Saudi Arabia in 1990, what are some other things he could do besides negotiate or kick butt?

Enjoy the episode banner on our website. It is possibly some of the best photoshop I've ever done.  Introduction – We open up the show by talking about our betters, in particular Kelly Kanayama, and her lovely Frank Discussions podcast. Jake then talks about revisiting his childhood by seeing Terminator 2, and then I discuss how I'm getting closer to living out a shitty version of the Crank movies. [30:51] News – We report on the upcoming renumbered Punisher: War Machine comic, a Punisher fan getting into politics, morse code and social media, and the  Secret Empire Omega comic that will surely explain why Frank became a fascist.  [43:59] Mail Call –  We get some complimentary fan mail and I will the sabotaged guns argument. Hell yeah. [50:33] Bullet Points –  Becky Cloonan keeps up the one-shot winners with Punisher #15. Also, don't forget to email us at punisherbodycount@gmail.com with your Barracuda writer suggestions. [1:12:54] Flashbacks – We treat ourselves to some more bonkers Punisher 2099 with issues #17-19. Jake Gallows makes friends with a robot, gets a female copycat, and says an iconic line. [1:52:21] Discharge Papers – Jake and I discuss how Defenders was pretty good, and Jake talks about the philosopher/literary analyst Sparky Sweets.

I DREAMED A DREAM OF TIMES GONE BY Welcome back to the SILENCE! Got Talent semi final. Here’s a reminder of the acts you’re voting for tonight: To vote for Lenny Menus and his mind reading dinners phone 0345791 Or for Jurgen Klart and his turd flinging chimps ring 0345792 To see the big, ugly one who’s alright at singing go through to the final call 0345793 If you want abattoir worker Cherry Bristols and her speed slaughtering act perform for The Queen text 0345794 It’s Maid Of Nails joining Gary Lactus for a period of recorded talking. Maid Of Nails tells Gary all about MCM (Man Crush Monday, we think) Mom Of Nails is discussed in relation to Nails’ Punisher podcast, Frank Discussions It’s Reviewniverse time where Underwinter, Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur, Good Hair, All New Guardians Of The Galaxy, Star Lord Annual, The Archies, The Wicked And The Divine and Secret Empire are looked at. That’ll do. Let’s go. @silencepod @frasergeesin @thebeastmustdie @bobsymindless @theQuietusFilm @kellykanayama silencepodcast@gmail.com You can support us using Patreon if you like.

Amber Rudd, the pro-Remain energy secretary, on her relationship with junior energy minister Andrea Leadsom, who back Brexit. Recorded during the Red Box podcast on May 31. Listen to the full episode: https://soundcloud.com/times-comment/eu-referendum-the-debate-heats-up See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.