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Team Tundra (Shawn, Julian, Taylor, Tribe One)reunites to discuss Dr. Dre's final album "Compton," the biopic "Straight Outta Compton" and the 4-year anniversary of Jay-Z and Kanye West's "Watch The Throne."

Shawn makes a special announcement, digs in the crates to deliver some 80s/90s R&B and pop music tracks, and gives a prelude to a upcoming Black Box episode.

Shawn returns from a lengthy podcast delay, discusses his "new" creative project, and gets the people in the know about a B-Side from a EPMD cassingle, other podcasts that he's been on recently, and pulls a 28 year-old R and B classic song out of the listening vaults.

On this special episode guest Julian Lytle returns to the podcast as he and Shawn discuss Longboxes On 22's, Marvel's Run The Jewel's variant covers, appropriation, and our frustrations with the comic book business.

Is your favorite TV show and/or podcast on hiatus? No problem, we have you covered! John and Russ have hijacked several of the HHWLOD podcast feeds to bring you some good old holiday BS! We talk movies, tv, North Korea, video games and are even joined by special guest Brad Milyo of Half Hour Wasted fame! Trust us, this is what you want for Christmas. Plus, your PS4 can't connect so you have nothing better to do. Beware, in this episode there are spoilers for: Sons of Anarchy series finale Gone Girl Doctor Who Christmas Special

Shawn interviews Eisner-nominated writer/filmmaker Brandon Easton (Watson and Holmes, Thundercats, Transformers Rescue Bots, Brave New Souls, Andre The Giant) about his career, race in the comics industry and the dangers of Black Geek Stockholm Syndrome.

Shawn finds a lost mixtape that he made 20 years ago and shares the story and sounds that live within it. Every mixtape has a story.

Shawn and guest Julian Lytle discuss, review and criticize Complex Magazines "Top 50 Rhythm and Blues Albums of the 90s" and attempt to teach the people about one of the best eras of the genre.

This week Shawn interviews creator/writer Lela Gwenn about her debut series Born Dark, discusses why networking is important, favorite childhood horror movies, and the cult movie classic Escape From New York. Enjoy.

Shawn and special guest Chuck Sydnor talk about the "missing" recordings of Bobby Brown as a member of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony which leads us down the rabbit hole of 90's soundtracks, mixtapes, the new hustle in music, samples, and tangents.

Shawn interviews the creator/publisher of the "Not So Super" Comics Line, Jacques Nyemb. They discuss his inspiration for making creator-owned comics and titles such as Not So Super, This Bites and Smorgasbord Squad.

Shawn and special guests Martheus Wade and Julian Lytle discuss their weekend at Lexington Comic and Toy Con 2014. They talk about Power Rangers, Super Sentai, Steranko, Darryl Banks, cosplay, Turra: Gun Angel, celebrity stories, and "thirst" problems.

Shawn has a conversation with artist/creator Jules Rivera about her project "Misfortune High" and her latest Kickstarter in support of the second Misfortune High book.

They were one of the best movie criticism/review podcasts around. Then it abruptly ended. In this weeks episode, Shawn brings together the members of the short-lived Matinee Idles podcast to ask the question: "Whatever Happened To The Matinee Idles?"

Shawn interviews Tribe One about his tour with MC Chris and then discuss DMX's debut album "It's Dark and Hell Is Hot." Later in the show artists/creators Tony Fleecs and Julian Lytle swing by to discuss Jay-Z's Magna Carta Holy Grail and other randomness. Enjoy.

Shawn and Donny discuss insanely overpriced convention autographs, their times spent at Baltimore Comic Con and ComiConn, birthday gifts, and a future Salvo in the making. Later in the episode Shawn is joined by artists Tressa Bowling, Justin Stewart, and writer John Ward as they discuss some of their favorite 90's toys. Enjoy.

The 100th Episode! Shawn, Donny and Jon talk about some of their favorite comic book limited series over the decades.

Shawn talks with special guest Matt Burden as they talk about podcasting and the history of Future Pro Wrestling, a federation that Matt co-founded with his long time friends.

Donny Salvo tells you the tale of the exiled Bone brothers and a Granny who punches in BONE #16, created by Jeff Smith!

Team Tundra (Julian Lytle, Tribe One, and Taylor Pithers) reunite with Shawn to talk about The Tribe Called Quest and Copyright Criminals documentaries, R&B and Hip Hop music methods, Radio, Trap music, EDM, and Julian introduces the world to the "Rachet Aesthetic." Enjoy.

E-Book author Marc Johnson returns to the show to discuss the changes in the world of digital book publishing (content providers, editors, do's and dont's) and also to discuss the sequel to Catalyst: The Passage of Hellsfire titled What Once Was One: The Passage of Hellsfire - Book 2. Enjoy. You can purchase The Passage of Hellsfire series of E-Books at Amazon or various digital outlets.

Shawn briefly discusses his future with Action Lab Entertainment and then goes all in with a round-table of special guests (David A. Price, Chris Campbell, Julian Lytle, and Martheus Wade) as we discuss the "Legends" mini-series from DC Comics! And later in the show Donny Salvo swings by to give us some interviews with top-notch creators from the 2012 New York Comic Con. Enjoy, and remember that Darkseid is a BOSS.

Team Tundra (Shawn Pryor, Julian Lytle, and Taylor Pithers) discuss the short-lived Def Jam West Coast music division, a compare contrast of 90's West Coast hip-hop vs the current form, Mary J. Blige, Janet Jackson, Hip-Hop and R and B production, remixes, Batman, DC Comics, DC Nation, and so much more. Enjoy the Team Tundra Music/Culture seminar. Peace.

Shawn and special guest Joey Aulisio (Chemical Box Podcast) talk about R. Kelly, how Space Jam brought America together, Dr. Dre, the Beastie Boys, critical thought on Marvel Comics movies, Sam Raimi Spider-Man, Jay-Z and much more. Enjoy.

Shawn and Donny talk about their latest Comic Convention experiences, and then answer a slew of great (and bizarre) listener questions about GI Joe, the Expendables, the comic book business, Darrell's small lawn, Kool Moe Dee and much more.

Shawn and special guests Jason Wood (11 O' Clock Comics) Tribe One (anamanaGANGSTA) and Julian Lytle (Ants) as they discuss their favorite Hip-Hop music super-groups, spin-offs and super-collaborations! You'll be able to make a nice Spotify list after you listen to this episode.

It's the 2012 College and NFL Preview Show! Join Jon Carroll along with Zack Kruse, Glen Ring and Shawn Pryor as they talk everything football. It's a long episode but it's a bunch of fun.

In this super-sized episode Shawn is joined by special guest Peter Rios (The Daily Rios Podcast) as they discuss the Justice League: Detroit era and 80's comics. Later in the show Donny Salvo swings by to discuss The Amazing Spider-Man, his personal Planet of the Apes movie-marathon, comics, tangents, and Shawn activates his "Samuel L. Jackson" mode in a response to an irate fanboy.

Shawn Pryor interviews Artist/Creator Jamal Igle as they discuss his creator-owned Kickstarter project "Molly Danger" and creator-owned comics, and then follows up with an interview with Alan White discussing his project called "The Power Principle." Tangents aplenty also follow as things such as Megaforce, classic Janet Jackson and other random topics are discussed.

Shawn and special guest Julian Lytle (Ants: The Webcomic) discuss the polarization of Prometheus, the issues of social media and the lack of ability to discuss things, why cartoons are a business, Blade Runner, the Nicki Minaj/Hot97 beef and women in Hip-Hop, Dark Knight Rises, G.I. Joe Retaliation, R. Kelly, DC Animation, HBO GO, the use of the word A-List and why Bruce Wayne needs his own dollar bill.

Jon Carroll and guest Dean Stahl talk wrestling and more!

Get set for a webcomics explosion as Shawn interviews Jules Rivera (creator/artist of Valkyrie Squadron) and Kenny Keil (creator/artist of Ferrari Boyz). Shawn also talks about his comic convention journeys this year so far, and opens up with a "real talk" segment while answering listener e-mail.

Donny, Shawn & Jon discuss some of their favorite runs of Marvel Comics "The Avengers" from yesteryear to today, and Donny sends a special shout-out to his #2 favorite comic book butler of all time!

It's a pop culture overload as Donny Salvo returns to the Black Box to give reviews of Teen Titans: Games, Emperor Doom, Jew Gangster, and Secret Society of Super-Villains. Shawn later gives a movie review, mentions a classic TV show making its return, weird moments in 90's stand up comedy, and then Big Daddy Kane is mentioned because he is AWESOME. Enjoy.

Shawn talks some Eisner award news, upcoming episodes, and then gives you a replay of the Comic Timing (Episode 131) as he and Martheus Wade do their thing to talk about Free Comic Book Day, digital comics, Hollywood, and much more.

Jon Carroll previews the MLB with Phillip Duncan and talks Wrestlemania with Dean Stahl!

Shawn is joined by special guest Taylor Pithers as they discuss the many facets of Hip-Hop from the U.S. to the U.K., the rise and saturation of Def Jam, LL Cool J, the difficulties of music labels, Bad Boy Entertainment, Ghostface Killah and the future of Hip-Hop production, Odd Future, and tangents aplenty.

Special guests Tribe One & Julian Lytle join Shawn as they discuss in their opinion who is the most influential/inspirational Hip-Hop group of all time and why. Is it the Wu-Tang Clan? N.W.A.? Run DMC? Public Enemy? Listen as the conversation goes through three generations of Hip-Hop, rap music, and Hip-Hop Culture.

In this brief episode Jon discusses the WWE, MMA, NBA, College Basketball and the NFL. He also compares Dwight Howard to X-Pac and breaks down Jeremy Lin.

Shawn interviews artist Jackie Lewis about her work on the new Oni Press OGN "Play Ball," reviews the comic "Girl and Boy" by Andrew Tunney, breaks down a New Edition concert, and then is joined by Donny Salvo as they more comics and tangents.

Shawn and special guest Hannibal Tabu (komplicated.com) discuss the lack of Black comic book writers with the Big 2 comic publishers (Marvel and DC Comics), race in comics, the comics market and the Black Super Hero Algorithm. Later, Shawn has a conversation with Joey Aulisio as they go in deep about Red Tails, the subject of race within the movie industry, and Haywire. Enjoy, and rep for Philo.

Shawn and special guest Matt Burden wrap up their discussion of their favorite arcade/console games, then Donny Salvo swings by to talk about some of his favorite games, goes on a tangent about a old-school cartoon or two, and then talks about how a certain HBO TV series kept him on the straight-and-narrow path of life! Enjoy.

Special guest Matt Burden joins Shawn as they talk about some of their favorite video games from the arcade and consoles of the 80's and 90's. Sit back as the reminisce on tales of Goldeneye, talking smack at the arcade, the many faces of NBA Jam, why everyone loved the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and why working in toy or video retail can be the absolute worst. Enjoy, and go play some Alex Kidd in Miracle World.

Shawn interviews artist/creator Harold Jennett as they discuss his Shelter comics anthology project, and later on Donny Salvo, Jon Carroll and a slew of others highlight some moments from the first 32 episodes of The Black Box podcast. Enjoy.

Jon Carroll and Shawn Pryor talk about the Chris Paul trade debacle, the future of the LA Lakers, the rest of the NBA, Robert Griffin III and his winning the Heisman, and the player everyone is talking about, Tim Tebow.

Shawn along w/special guests Dave Dwonch and Superugly from the Geek Savants podcast stop by to talk about their new books, obscure 80's cartoons, comic book events, bow-legged action figures, examples of why Dave may possibly be in need of rehab and why Superugly will NEVER ride in the same car with Shawn again.

Shawn interviews Tara Platt (Naruto: Shippuden) and Yuri Lowenthal (Ben 10), creators/actors of the webseries Shelf Life and goes behind the scenes of the series and also talk about their work in the voice-over world of animation and video games. Then later in the show, Donny Salvo stops by to talk some movie trailers and the tangent machine goes full steam ahead!

Jon Carroll has some NFL talk, NBA lockout chatter, and later in the show Dean Stahl arrives to talk up Survivor Series and other wrestling news.

Prepare yourselves for one hot mess of an episode when an attempt between Shawn and special guests Candis Phlegm (Awkward Embraces) and Darrell Taylor turns into a complete trainwreck. Also appearing...Donny Salvo! This episode is such a mess that it has its own podcast commentary. You have been warned.

Shawn interviews creator Barry Nugent about Fallen Heroes, Unseen Shadows and the nearing end of Geek Syndicate podcast. After that, Donny Salvo and special guest Ian Levenstein stop by to talk about New York Comic Con, including the tale of Donny price haggling comics with professional wrestlers!