Podcasts about Jaynestown

Bunheads Episode 7 "What's Your Damage, Heather?"/Firefly Episode 7 "Jaynestown"One's a familiar face from Jayne's past, back for revenge. The other's a familiar face from our Gilmore Slayer past, back as a sh*tty plumber, and they both have one eye. Coincidence, Amy!?! It's hard to imagine which smells worse, Fanny's mildewy dressing room, or Jayne's muddy planet. Also which is more disgusting, mudder's milk or that fried food buffet the bunheads consumed. Neither Michelle nor the Magistrate's son feel like grownups, and later both Sasha and the Magistrate's son act out in a big way to get adults to notice them. And Bryan puts his spin on a Olsen Twins classic.Please check out Wasabi Girl, if you haven't already.Want more content? Sing up for our Patreon! We've got 3 tiers of bonus content, including access to our Discord, early extended episode teasers, outtakes, watch parties, and of course, our Angel and Veronica Mars video reviews! patreon.com/bryanandstaceyDon't want to join Patreon? You can access our Veronica Mars content right here on our feed by subscribing for $5/month.Don't forget to check out our music video for "Getaway (Stars Hollow)" from super talented musical artist, The Other Realm. Check out his other music and follow him on social media @theotherrealmmusic.Introduction - 0:00Bunheads Episode 7: What's Your Damage, Heather? - 9:15Movies One of Us Has Never Seen - 41:57Firefly Episode 7: Jaynestown - 50:26Similarities - 1:19:20The Winner - 1:19:46Follow us on social media for more Buffy/Gilmore content, and to see what other projects we're up to!YouTube:Bryan & StaceyInstagram:@gilmoreslayer/@bryanandstaceyTikTok:@gilmoreslayer/@bryan.and.staceyTwitter:@gilmoreslayer/@bryanandstaceyFacebook:Buffy the Gilmore Slayer/Bryan & StaceyEmail us at: bryanandstaceyreviews@gmail.comWebsite: bryanandstacey.comTheme song written and performed by @louiearonowitzSupport the show

Welcome, Browncoats to Jaynestown, David favorite episode that makes him want to visit the crappy little town where he's a hero! Come with us as we discuss mud planets, what is feels like to lose our sanity, and much more. The only podcast where two experienced browncoats (David and Kara) are taking two newbies (Jeff and Phil) through the 'verse and out into the black!

MattVader74 goes FULL SALT in this episode as we take a look at the Jaynestown, the episode where Jayne is the folk hero of a mud colony.If you'd like to hear the FULL retrospective review of this episode, as well as our coverage of other great TV shows like Foundation, Stargate Atlantis, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Eureka, and Doctor Who, be sure to check out our members area here: http://www.saltynerdclub.com

Jayne is local hero on this planet, and we are here for it. Bryn and Sarah recap this episode of Firefly where Jayne is a bit of a Robin Hood, but is he though?

Christian and Julia break down one of their favorite episodes of Firefly, Jaynestown. Written by Supernatural Veteran and The Tick creator, Ben Edlund, this episode brilliantly flips the dynamics of the Serenity crew on their head. Join the girls for their usual shenanigans! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Apparently “Jaynestown” is frequently featured on “wtf is this in Firefly” lists. [Editor’s note: I assume that Dylan assumed that I would add more to this intro. Little did he know that I’m actually going to add nothing to it at all… wait, damn!] It’s Jaynestown, written by Ben Edlund and aired on October 18,Continue reading →

Laura and Taheg are back to revisit one of our favourite episodes of Firefly: Jaynestown. Please rate, review and subscribe to The Nevers Podcast. Your support goes a long way in helping us to grow our community and reach more listeners. For even more content on The Nevers, visit our website at hbothenevers.com and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube @hbothenevers and @theneverspodcast Your feedback is always appreciated. Send comments, questions and topic suggestions to: theneverspodcast@gmail.com Music by: Guilherme Moraes Produced & edited by Matthew at Culture Inject Studios.

It's episode 8 this week, folks! Sing it with me: "He robbed from the rich and he gave to the poor. Stood up to the Man and he gave him what for. Our love for him now ain't hard to explain. The Hero of Canton, the man they call Jayne!" Thanks for listening!

This week we're joined by Cameron Harrison from Greenshirt - A Newbie's Trek Through TNG. We have a mudder of a good time stopping by Jaynestown (despite the smell) and we manage to answer most of Cameron's quiz questions correctly (despite our smell). We also discuss moments in our lives where we received credit we didn't deserve, just like the man they call "Jayne"!The following individuals are bound by law to be recognized for the help, support, and love they've sent our way on social media this week: @ParsecRetro @UnstyledB @fandomthingpodShepherds of Shine: Rosalita9899, Saxon1014, Kap_DK, CaliDali_Art, Glitter_Rock, PopdalockFollow us on Twitter @SuddenBut! Find us on Instagram @suddenbutinevitablepodcast! Follow our Facebook page to join us live each week as we discuss the show! Or, you can head on over to twistmyarmpodcast.com/sbi to get everything all in one place!The Ballad of Inevitability is performed by Marc Coen and a choir of rebellious angels, and that makes him mighty. The Sudden but Inevitable Rewatch is a Twist My Arm podcast. 

We're suddenly watching episode 7 of Firefly, Jaynestown, and inevitably we're joined by a Greenshirt Trekkie!

This week on the Geek on the Wind podcast Saf and Sara discuss the 7th episode of Firefly while playing clips from the show. They also determine the “Big Damn Hero of the Week”, the “Gorram Idiot of the Week” and decide how many “Hands of Blue” the episode deserves. Then Saf wraps up the […] The post GotW #7: Jaynestown appeared first on DrinkIN GeekOUT.

A dark murder ballad for Halloween. Coming together to change the world. Why more people don’t play the autoharp. Welcome to the Pub Songs Podcast, the Virtual Public House for Celtic Geek culture. I am your Guide. My name is Marc Gunn. Today’s show is brought to you by my Gunn Runners on Patreon. Subscribe to the podcast and download free music when you sign up at PubSong.com. WHO'S PLAYING IN THE PUB TODAY 0:20 - SONG: “O’er the Way” by Marc Gunn from St Patrick’s Day (2021) 4:14 - WELCOME -- Remember to Vote! Go to vote.org to check your registration and to register if it is still possible. This election is extremely important to bring balance and integrity back to America. So please will vote on November 3rd. -- Post a review in Apple Podcasts or on your favorite podcatcher. -- Recording with Brazilian Celtic Rock band Tuatha De Dannan. I hope to have a recording to share in the next show. I sang a version of “Johnny Jump Up” called “Jaysus Jump Up” for their upcoming album. -- New videos: Whiskey in the Jar, O’er the Way -- New Irish & Celtic Song Lyrics: O’er the Way, Health to the Company -- New podcasts: Celtic Rock Bonus, Lady of the Lake track by Daimh TRAVEL WITH CELTIC INVASION VACATIONS. Every year, I take a small group of Celtic music fans on the relaxing adventure of a lifetime. We don't see everything. Instead, we stay in one area. We get to know the region through its culture, history, and legends. You can join us with an auditory and visual adventure through podcasts and videos. We’re going to Scotland in 2021. Join the invasion at http://celticinvasion.com/ 8:48 - SONG: “Together” by Marc Gunn from Single for KrabbeConnect Krabbe disease is a rare genetic disorder. It is a severe neurological condition that results from the loss of the protective covering surrounding nerve cells.  Individuals affected by Krabbe disease do not make enough of a specific enzyme. Because of this, Krabbe disease slowly damages the white matter, brain and spinal cord, as well as nerves outside the Central Nervous System. 11:13 - STORY: Coming Together I’ve been thinking a lot about togetherness recently. What does it take to bring people together? What does it take to build a community? I can’t say that I really know. Nor am I any good at it. It makes me think of the presidential race. I will vote for Vice President Joe Biden because he’s a moderate. He has worked for years together with both sides of the political aisle, Democrats and Republicans. He seems to me a return to politicians who aren’t just about creating division. But I don’t know how he will bring people together, or if he can in these partisan times. As for me, I’m bad at it. I posted a new episode of the Celtfather Monthly podcast recently. My primary goal was to remind you to have a moratorium on sharing partisanship on social. Don’t share partisan memes. Don’t share news articles. Instead, just share your opinion on your social media. No sooner had I shared that podcast, when I didn’t follow my own advice. In so doing, I felt like I created division. I want to unite people. But I’m not good at it. I don’t know anyone who is. I know I get overrun by my emotions. I say dumb things in anger. Sometimes I will ignore facts just to suit my belief system. You would think that right and wrong were more straightforward. Black and white. But what’s that line by Obi Wan Kenobi in Empire Strikes Back. It’s not black and white. It’s full of opinion. Because my beliefs are different from yours. I am a Celt. To me that means, we understand what it means to be oppressed. And so we should stand up for others who are also oppressed or fighting for their individual rights, as long as it doesn’t impose on ours. As a Geek, those Celtic beliefs are strengthened by the lessons I learned from Star Trek, the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few or the one. And by Doctor Who. We are all important, no matter your religion, the color of your skin, your sexual orientation, or what exotic race they come from. They are creatures of this universe and deserve respect. We should celebrate all of our differences. That’s what my next CD, Selcouth, is all about. It’s about being different, and proud of those differences. And not belittling someone else’s. It’s about coming together as a community of people who are different. Who are not like everyone else. We’re Celtic Geeks. Each of us is even different from other Celtic Geeks. But we embrace that difference as a group. I don’t know that this community idea really even resonates with you. I want a better world. And I believe we have the capability to make it better. By working together. By being selfless. By putting my neighbor before my own wants and desires. I feel like that is how we truly come together. But it might just be an idealistic goal that’s not attainable. I don't know. But I feel it essential that we try. 15:31 - SONG: “Health to the Company” sung by Marc Gunn, recorded by Brobdingnagian Bards from Real Men Wear Kilts 18:42 - JOIN THE PUB CHAT (read and see videos at bottom of notes) Are you a Celtic Geek? Well, then you probably read. You might study history. And you might watch TV or movies with a Celtic or Geek twist. It’s what Celtic Geeks do. What are you reading, learning, or watching? You can send a written comment along with a picture of what you’re enjoying to marc@marcgunn.com. Chat in the Celtic Geeks group on Facebook. 23:32 - SONG: “Just A Hero” from Selcouth Sometimes we fabricate heroes to satisfy our own dissatisfaction. The mudders of Canton do that in the episode “Jaynestown” on the TV show Firefly. They take a horrible person, Jayne Cobb, who did one good thing for them and put him up on a pedestal. This song continues the story. The mudders realize they don’t need a statue. They can stand up for themselves. They become their own heroes. 26:56 - UPCOMING SHOWS THURS: Coffee with The Celtfather on YouTube @ 12:00 PM Eastern OCT 17: The Lost Druid in Decatur, GA @ 7:00 - 9:00 PM EDT OCT 22: Celtfather Live on YouTube @ 8:00 - 9 PM EDT. This is not a public concert. You can buy Tickets right now for just $8. Find details in the shownotes. 28:33 - SUPPORT WHAT YOU LOVE If you enjoy the music in this show, please show your support. Buy music or merch. Follow me on streaming. And tell a friend. Streaming music gives you a quick and easy way to sample my 23 albums. Digital sales keep my business running. Tips and CD sales allow me to tour and have online concerts. Kickstarter funds the production of physical products like CDs, shirts, and other merch. And Patreon funds my songwriting! Join the Gunn Runners Club on Patreon. Your support pays for the production and promotion of my music and this podcast. Follow the link in the shownotes. Special thanks to my newest patrons: LP Chan, Minchowski, Rebekah Martin, Carol Donahue 29:41 - SONG: “I’ll Drink from Dusk Til Dawn” from Happy Songs of Death Pub Songs Podcast was produced by Marc Gunn. To subscribe, go to Apple Podcasts, Spotify or to my website where you can subscribe to my mailing list. I’ll email you regular updates of new music and podcasts, special offers, and you’ll get 21 songs for free. Welcome to the pub at www.pubsong.com! #pubsongs #togetherness #krabbeconnect PUB CHAT Any Meerkats wrote: “Why don't kids and teens EVER seem to play the autoharp? When i look on Youtube, it's always older people in their thirties or more. I don't see any youthful looking people playing it. Is it really bad for a kid to play that instrument? Even more weird, I'm 16 and really autistic, so i act like a kid. It somehow fits my weird personality in the most unique way, but most people would only associate the sound as background music for me, they would be surprised if i could actually play it too.” That’s a good question. I know it is a great instrument for kids. But I can think of at least two reasons. First it is typically associated with folk music. Not to say you can’t play anything on it. You can. Look up autoHarpers on YouTube and you’ll find a bunch of younger people playing Pop songs and what not  But it is a stigma. Second, it is a heavy instrument. It might be a bit big for many kids. I do know there is a luthier in California and makes what’s called the sparrow autoharp. It is smaller and lightweight. Not the best sound as far as I’m concerned, but it’s a great introductory instrument. I taught at the California autoharp gathering a few years back. They do a lot of youth outreach. We taught some kids. But even there it seems most kids probably would rather learn to play the guitar. I’m with you though. I love the sound of the instrument but I also feel like it fits my weird personality. I love that I play an instrument that few other people play. And I can also honestly say that no one in the world plays the autoharp like I do. My suggestion is that you just start playing it. Figure out its strengths and weaknesses. Make it your own. You can do some brilliant things on the instrument. Find out more about Autoharp music here.  

Katie & Mike tackle the 1st half of Firefly episodes and give their thoughts on the crew and their developing relationships and stories... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week we go with a themed drink and try our hand at making Mudder's Milk from the Firefly episode, Jaynestown. The results were delicious and highly alcoholic so we think Jayne would be proud. We talk in depth about this particular episode of Firefly so spoiler alert is in full effect.

In this weeks episode of The Firefly Rewatch, Cory and Tom are loved and worshiped as they discuss episodes 6 & 7, "Our Mrs. Reynolds" and "Jaynestown." Blog Post

Two geeks. Two episodes. One podcast. And a whole lot of talking...The boys each picked an episode of the much-loved series Firefly. Steve selected the dark, tense "Out of Gas", whilst Rooney picked the funny, charming "Jaynestown". There's a metaphor in there somewhere.talk.until@gmail.com@talk.until.the.joy.podcastIntro music is from Discovery by Scott Buckley, used under CC 4.0

Hey everyone!! Welcome to another episode of Ultimate TV-Verse Podcast!!! Join me (Steven) and Chris as we discuss our thoughts on episode 7 and 8 of Firefly!! Episode Note: I hope you guys are okay with the hiccups from Chris. He got the hiccups towards the end of the discussion for 7th episode. We had to finish recording the episode for another day because his hiccups did not stop. So, the hiccups are only recorded for like a half an hour, once the discussion of 8th episode starts it's not there because that was when we recorded on our 2nd day. So, I hope you guys can bare that and we're sorry about that. Note: Sorry for late delay on getting this to you. This was recorded on late March, but it was hard to juggle catching up on comic books (since new releases are on hiatus) and edit these podcasts. But I have figured out a schedule for myself and please look forward to the return of my comic book podcast very soon!! Besides that, I hope you guys enjoy the show!

Hey everyone!! Welcome to another episode of Ultimate TV-Verse Podcast!!! Join me (Steven) and Chris as we discuss our thoughts on episode 7 and 8 of Firefly!! Episode Note: I hope you guys are okay with the hiccups from Chris. He got the hiccups towards the end of the discussion for 7th episode. We had to finish recording the episode for another day because his hiccups did not stop. So, the hiccups are only recorded for like a half an hour, once the discussion of 8th episode starts it's not there because that was when we recorded on our 2nd day. So, I hope you guys can bare that and we're sorry about that. Note: Sorry for late delay on getting this to you. This was recorded on late March, but it was hard to juggle catching up on comic books (since new releases are on hiatus) and edit these podcasts. But I have figured out a schedule for myself and please look forward to the return of my comic book podcast very soon!! Besides that, I hope you guys enjoy the show!

Firefly - Jaynestown. Fast zu spät! Dennis und Nils fühlen sich unangenehm berührt, ohne sich anzufassen. Wie das geht? Ganz einfach: Alt sein und Firefly gucken! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/spacetable/message

The Kickstarter for Selcouth is launched. Can true heroes be selfish? What is your creative pleasure? All of this and more on the Pub Songs Podcast. Welcome to the Pub Songs Podcast, the Virtual Public House for Celtic Geek culture. I am your Guide. My name is Marc Gunn. Today’s show is brought to you by my Gunn Runners on Patreon. Subscribe to the podcast to show your support and get free music. PubSong.net. WHO'S PLAYING IN THE PUB TODAY 0:21 - “Why Do You Torture Me?” by Marc Gunn from Selcouth 2:56 - WELCOME -- What is your creative pleasure? -- Free CD Offer -- Kickstarter for Selcouth is launched. 5:22 - STORIES FROM THE ROAD: “Just A Hero” Someone once said that we are all heroes of our own stories. It’s true. Even if some people forget it or don’t feel like it. You don’t need someone else to be your symbol of strength. You are a hero. Yet too often selfish people try to steal your power to make them feel strong. Just like they do in Jaynestown on Firefly. So this song is about reclaiming your heroism from the rich who deceive and exploit you. -- More about “Just a Hero” on Patreon -- In the ‘Verse Podcast: About Jaynestown If you enjoyed this episode of Stories from the Road, join the Gunn Runners Club on Patreon. You get first access to new music and once a week, you will enjoy a very personal look at the thoughts and stories behind the songs. Your support pays for the production and promotion of my music and the podcast, and it pays for my time in producing the show. You’ll get it all for as little $5 per month. Learn more on Patreon. Follow the link at marcgunn.net. Special thanks to my newest patrons: Roderich V. 14:49 - UPCOMING SHOWS FEB 15: The Lost Druid, Decatur, GA @ 7:30 PM FEB 20: Internet Concert on YouTube @ 8:30 PM MAR 7: The Lost Druid, Decatur, GA @ 7:30 PM MAR 12: Internet Concert on YouTube @ 8:30 PM MAR 20-22: ConCoction, Cleveland, Ohio APR 4-5: Sherwood Forest Faire, Paige, TX APR 9: Internet Concert on YouTube @ 8:30 PM APR 11-12: Sherwood Forest Faire, Paige, TX Every Weds 10:30 AM EDT: Coffee with The Celtfather, Facebook TRAVEL WITH CELTIC INVASION VACATIONS. Every year, I take a small group of Celtic music fans on the relaxing adventure of a lifetime. We don't see everything. Instead, we stay in one area. We get to know the region through its culture, history, and legends. You can join us with an auditory and visual adventure through podcasts and videos. You have just a few more days to save on this year’s. You can find out more about this exciting trip. Join the invasion at http://celticinvasion.com/ If you enjoy the music in this show, support the artists. Buy their music and merch. Follow them on Spotify. Let them know how much you love what they are doing. And tell a friend. If you want to chat in the pub, then send me your feedback. What are you doing today while listening to the Pub Songs Podcast? Send a written comment along with any pictures to marc@marcgunn.com. Use the hashtag #pubsongs in the subject of your email. Or you can join the Celtic Geek Facebook group to respond to this week’s question: What is your creative pleasure? 17:32 - “Mingulay Cat Song” by Marc Gunn from Selcouth Pub Songs Podcast was produced by Marc Gunn. To subscribe, go to Apple Podcasts, Spotify or to my website where you can subscribe to my mailing list. I’ll email you regular updates of new music and podcasts, special offers, and you’ll get 21 songs for free. Welcome to the pub at www.pubsong.net! #pubsongs #selcouth #jaynestown

One of the most powerful episodes of Firefly is episode #8, “Out of Gas”. We get a lot of backstory on the characters. We discussed this episode LIVE at Dragon Con 2009. Some of the themes discussed in this episode: Keep breathing, everybody dies alone, gotta be there to answer, and see past what she is. SHOW TIMES 0:33 - Live from Dragon Con 2019 2:41 - Mikey Mason’s Firefly Story 3:44 - Marc Gunn’s Firefly Story 6:10 - Songs from the last episode, “Jaynestown” 7:07 - Introducing Marc’s Song 7:55 - “Just a Hero” by Marc Gunn 11:30 - Mikey introduces his song 12:30 - “Canton by Mikey Mason 16:40 - Discussion of “Out of Gas” 40:46 - “Serenity Valley Waltz” by Marc Gunn 45:35 - “Serenity for One of Us” by Mikey Mason 57:08 - “Freedom Costs” by Cedric Hazelrig, performed by Marc Gunn and Mikey Mason 1:01:30 - “Breathing” by Marc Gunn 1:05:37 - “Last Gasp” by Mikey Mason Support Marc Gunn on Patreon:  http://patreon.com/mikeymason/  Support Mikey Mason on Patreon: http://patreon.com/marcgunnmusic  In the ‘Verse was produced by Marc Gunn and Mikey Mason. Sign up on our website and find out more about the Blue Sun Tour at http://fireflydrinkingsongs.com/intheverse/   

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Let's all take a trip to the moon where Jayne's a folk hero! Taylor and Andrea talk about a fun Jayne-centric episode, as well as the themes faith that weave in and out of the storylines.

Folks get introspective on vacation, and everyone's looking to the past in "Firefly" this week. Jayne is worried he'll only find trouble on a world he'd previously visited but gets a big surprise in "Jaynestown". After that, Captain Mal is in dire straights and reminisces about finding his ship, his crew, and a bullet in his gut in "Out of Gas". Also this week: a very professional opening, dirty jokes of literature, and MFK "Firefly" edition. Timestamps: Jaynestown: 2:30; Out of Gas: 32:28

One of the Serenity’s crew turns out to be a local Robin Hood-type hero.  Who could it possibly be? Simon and Eugene discuss Jaynestown. Episode Synopsis:  The crew of the Serenity arrive on Canton, where they are to pick up some illicit merchandise.  Canton exports mud for high-tech ceramic production and costs are kept low … Continue reading 436 – Firefly – Jaynestown

Marc Gunn and Mikey Mason discuss "Jaynestown" from Firefly as they talk about symbols. * Special Note: Are you going to Dragon Con? We have a live episode of In the 'Verse scheduled. Check the Dragon Con Filk track for details. SHOW TIMES 2:42 Upcoming Shows with Marc Gunn 3:29 Upcoming Show with Mikey Mason 3:59 Geek Music News 8:10 Marc’s Song: 9:29 Mikey’s Songs: 12:01 Plot Summary 14:42 Discussion of Episode 6 “Our Mrs. Reynolds” 38:41 Mikey's thanks and song 42:18 Marc's thanks and song  #jaynestown #firefly #intheversepodcast SHOW NOTES MARC: My name is Marc Gunn, the creator of the Firefly Drinking Songs show. MIKEY: And I’m Mikey Mason, creator of the Beer Powered Time Machine Podcast. MARC: This is part SEVEN of our 14 part series. We are rewatching episodes of Firefly. Our goal is to find themes and stories that we can write songs about. Mikey: The  first six episodes were funded by Marc’s fans in his Gunn Runners Club. He hit a milestone which made this show happen. MARC: There are still eight more episodes of Firefly, and these next eight episodes were funded by Mikey’s fans helping him hit a Patreon milestone as well. But you can still help us in this creative endeavor by supporting him at  http://patreon.com/mikeymason/ MIKEY: And by supporting Marc at http://patreon.com/marcgunnmusic   UPCOMING SHOWS FOR MARC GUNN Aug 1-4: Gen Con, Three shows, Thursday, Friday, Saturday Aug 23: Interstellar Ginger Beer & Exploration Co, Birmingham, AL Aug 24: Pepper Place Farmer’s Market, Birmingham, AL Aug 29-Sep 2: Dragon Con with Brobdingnagian Bards Sep 21: Pepper Place Farmer’s Market, Birmingham, AL Sept 27-28: Browncoat Ball, Las Vegas, NV Season 3 - Coffee with The Celtfather every Wednesday at 10:00 AM EST starting August 7   UPCOMING SHOWS FOR MIKEY MASON May 3-5 - Penguicon in Detroit, MI May 10-11 - VisionCon in Springfield, MO May 31-Jun 2 - ConCarolinas in Charlotte, NC June 14 - Origins Game Fair in Columbus, OH July 5-7 - InConjunction in Indianapolis, IN And, online shows every month (don’t have dates currently nailed down for Feb/March yet, so… Check my schedule at mikeymason.com   GEEK MUSIC NEWS Marc is…MOVING Mikey is releasing songs from his EP Polyjuiced, as well as new music, fairly regularly on his Bandcamp site (mikeymason.bandcamp.com) His Patreon patrons get all of that music, too. REVIEW SONGS FROM THE LAST EPISODE Marc: “Spiderweb” Mikey: “Good Night Kiss”   Mikey: Good Night Kiss is a character song that could have multiple perspectives, and I like the ambivalence. It could be from Mal to Saffron, or Mal to Inara, or Inara to Mal. “We’re not who we thought we are. We’re both complicit in this.” FIVE MINUTE SHOW SUMMARY Episode 7: Jaynestown - Written by Ben Edlund Plot synopsis: Marc: The crew sets down at Canton, a town on Higgin’s moon, to discreetly pick up some contraband to finish a deal. They pose as buyers of “mud” (a type of clay) because the magistrate (Higgins) doesn’t take kindly to outsiders who aren’t buying. Mikey: Jayne is nervous because he botched robbery on this planet a few years ago, a robbery of Magistrate Higgins, and wears a ridiculous disguise. When they get into town they realize that Jayne is viewed as a local hero, and even has a statue in his honor and songs in his honor. Marc: They learn that the contact they were to meet had been caught and punished, but that his stash of contraband is still there. Then, Jayne gets recognized, and any chance of lying low disappear. Mal decides to use Jayne’s fame as a distraction so they can get the contraband. Mikey: Inara meets with Magistrate Higgins, who wants her to sleep with his son, Fess, a 26-year-old virgin, in order to “make a man of him.” She assures Fess that virginity is just one state of being and that he should be his own man. Marc: On the ship, an agitated River dismantles Shepard Book's Bible, insisting that it makes no sense and that she has to "fix" it. Book manages to calm her down and explains that the Bible is not about making sense, but about believing in something. Later, she attempts to repair and return it to him, but panics when she sees his wild head of hair that he normally keeps tied back. Mikey: The Magistrate learns that Jayne Cobb is back in town and releases "Stitch" from what appears to have been four years of solitary confinement in a very small cell. It’s revealed that Stich is Jayne’s former partner, whom he betrayed, from the botched robbery years ago. Higgins gives Stitch a loaded shotgun and then tells him that Jayne is back. Marc: After Inara and Fess have shared their intimate moment, she learns from him that Jayne is about to be captured and tried, and that the ship has been "land-locked". He tells her that he would rather Jayne escape. Mikey: The crew finds the contraband, and get it back to the ship behind the distraction of Jayne Day, then Mal & Kaylee go back to get Jayne, who is making a speech in the town square in fro nt of his statue. That speech is interrupted by a gunshot from Stitch. Marc: Stitch tells the mudders that Jayne is no hero, that the robbery was botched and that the only reason Jayne threw the money from their damaged aircraft is that it was still too heavy to fly after Jayne threw Stitch from the aircraft. Stitch fires the shotgun at Jayne, but a mudder jumps in the way of the blast. Mikey: Jayne stabs Stitch with a knife and, after a brief struggle, Stitch dies. Jayne then checks on the mudder who took the shot for him, finding him dead. Jayne knocks the statue of himself over, and they go back to the ship. Marc: With everyone back on Serenity, Wash attempts to take off, but finds the ship "land-locked" per the magistrate's order. It is quickly released, however, as Fess decides to prove himself a man by defying his father's attempt to capture the "Hero of Canton." Marc: I am ever so grateful for the kindness and generosity of Gunn Runners over on Patreon. Mikey: The generosity of my Patreon supporters is amazing, and helps keep the music being made. Thank you to all of you, especially Robin Abess, John R Wollard, Shouts Out Unicorn, Jeremy Jackson and Jennifer Lewis, and James Doster. And also to all my new patrons in the past few months that helped us get to this milestone: Paige, Mitch & Kelly P, Michael M., Matt B., Mark C (aka Sandpunk,) Adam G, Charlie T., Christopher R., Diana D., Eric H., Jerrie A., Jesse R., Jim M., Joshua O., Keith D., and Kevin B. (aka Moose!) Thank you for joining the family. CLOSING NOTES Marc: Thanks so much for listening. You can download these demo songs when you sign up on our Patreon pages. Find out more about Marc Gunn and Mikey Mason and how to support our music on Patreon. Mikey: We would love your comments, songs and lyrics or links to videos to share in the next show. Use the hashtag #InTheVerse. You can post them on the Blue Sun Tour Facebook page or email intheverse@fireflydrinkingsongs.com Marc: In the ‘Verse was produced by Marc Gunn and Mikey Mason. Sign up on our website and find out more about the Blue Sun Tour at http://fireflydrinkingsongs.com/intheverse/

This week we break down the Firefly episode "Jaynestown," which means we are halfway through this short-lived series. If you like what you hear, give us a rating on iTunes! Special thanks to Alec Koukol for the intro music--check out his band Safari Room on Spotify.

Inara teaches a man how to sit with his legs far apart. Jayne pushes himself to new lows. Kaylee and Simon sleep together. Josh and Leah talk about church a lot for some reason. Join us as we watch Jaynestown!Support the show (https://shop.spreadshirt.com/JandLWatches/)

This week Jason, James and Rob are whisked away to a place where the weddings are a drunken, informal affair with only one consenting party.  No, it's not Arkansas.  Continue with us as we hit the halfway mark on our discussion of the sci-fi western, Firefly. New MIB International Trailer: https://nerdist.com/article/men-in-black-international-trailer-tessa-thompson-chris-hemsworth/ WandaVision: https://nerdist.com/article/elizabeth-olsen-wandavision-scarlet-witch-disney-plus/?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=facebook_page&utm_medium=Nerdist&utm_content=The%20Scarlet%20Witch%20and%20Vision%20TV%20Series%20Will%20Take%20Place%20in%20the%20%2750s&fbclid=IwAR2e7edp2YGATGYsXemgKhRjlkbSDwWdPMuGCGimTsd_lmzd8SPx9u-FW40  

Säsongens första gäst gästar poddstudion då Henkes systerson David är på besök. Vi pratar om symboler och makt. Och om "blue balls in space".

Jayne, Jayne, the man they call Jayne! Here’s the episode all about him, which turns out to be a bit more contentious than I thought it would for the purposes of the podcast. Tune in as we discuss how bad of a villain they gave this episode and whether we think Jayne is actually a good guy.

Browncoats and Geek musicians, Marc Gunn and Mikey Mason, rewatch episodes of Firefly to find themes and inspiration for crafting songs inspired by Joss Whedon's cult classic TV series.  In this first episode, we watched the episode, "Serenity". We created a rather long synopsis before diving into some of the themes from the episode. Both Marc and Mikey shared the themes that inspired them the most.  At the end, we share the songs we wrote for this episode. Marc Gunn shares "Serenity Valley Waltz". Mikey Mason shares "One of Us". Thanks so much for listening. We would love your comments, songs and lyrics or links to videos to share in the next show. You can post them on the Blue Sun Holiday Spectacular Tour Facebook page  Or email us at intheverse@fireflydrinkingsongs.com  If you're not subscribed to the podcast, please sign up at FireflyDrinkingSongs.com. We would also love your reviews in your favorite podcatcher. You can listen and download this podcast early and these demo songs when you sign up on our Patreon pages. Find out more about Marc Gunn and Mikey Mason and how to support our music on Patreon. Go to FireflyDrinkingSongs.com 

Welcome to In the 'Verse.  Song crafting for the Firefly universe.   Browncoats and Geek musicians, Marc Gunn and Mikey Mason, rewatch episodes of Firefly to find themes and inspiration for crafting songs inspired by Joss Whedon's cult classic TV series.    Find details and subscribe at FireflyDrinkingSongs.com.

In "Our Mrs. Reynolds", after helping a barren town thwart bandits, the crew celebrates with a party and libations. The next morning, Mal discovers that he unwittingly participated in a marriage ceremony and meets his new wife Saffron. Mal admirably rejects the premise of a person being traded as payment, but eventually falls victim to her seducton. But Saffron has other plans. We discuss our reactions to Saffon's betrayal, and whether Jayne's trade for Vera is deplorable or a sign of growth. In "Jaynestown", when the crew lands on Canton - a planet populated by enslaved mudders - they find that the inhabitants have built a statue to commemorate Jayne. Years ago, Jayne stole from the Magistrate and dumped the money (and his partner) in the chase. The Mudders believe that Jayne was giving them the money as a charitable Robin Hood act. While Jayne basks in hero-worship, the Magistrate makes plans for revenge. We debate over Simon's behavior as respectful or insulting, and Joe teaches us how to make Mudder's Milk at home. PLUS! Joe from Wayne Manor Memoirs joins us in the Stacks.

Jayne as an accidental local folk hero? We are so in on this. Returning to a planet where he ran into some serious trouble years ago, Jayne discovers that he's become a local folk legend. Mal decides to use this entertaining distraction to complete a job, but some unfinished business may derail his plans. "Jaynestown" was the seventh episode of the Firefly TV series and was first aired on Fox on October 18, 2002. Follow Matt at: @MattGoismanCCT on Twitter More from The Bizzle: Podcast: www.bizzlecast.com Twitter: @thebizzle81 Twitch: twitch.tv/thebizzle Facebook: facebook.com/bizzlecast YouTube: youtube.com/slipkid7 *FIREFLY MUSIC BY JOSS WHEDON* *THANKS TO DODGER, ALISON HAISLIP, ALEX ALBRECHT, and SAM “STRIPPIN” FOR THEIR BIZZLE-ING* ALL RIGHTS RESERVED by The BizzleCast (Jesse F. Brenner)

Kontynuujemy passę dobrych odcinków. W tym odcinku zamykamy się w saloonie, pijamy i oglądamy „Jaynestown”. Tak jak chciałby tego Jayne. Kosmiczni Kowboje to podcast, w którym trójka śmiałków rusza na niebezpieczny szlak popkultury i wraz z słuchaczami mierzy się z kolejnymi odcinkami kultowego serialu „Firefly”… Prowadzą Kamil Borek, Krzysiek Ceran i Rafał Patatyn. Piszcie do nas na kowboje@podsluchane.pl i polubcie fanpage naszej sieci!

Firefly is one of the most beloved projects from the mind of Joss Whedon, the creator of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. It came out in 2002 and was canceled after only 14 episodes. It developed such an incredible cult following that in 2005, a movie was released based on the TV series. http://celtfather.com The show inspired me so much that I released a CD with Bedlam Bards called Firefly Drinking Songs. Now I have a new album out for Browncoats called As Long As I’m Flyin. You can buy it at FireflyDrinkingSongs.com. How did Firefly go from a cancelled TV show to a new album 16 years after it was released? I’ll tell you all about it right now. I was first introduced to Firefly just a few short months before the movie was released. I remember binge watching DVDs. I absolutely loved show. It had a realness to it that appealed to me, despite being a Sci Fi Western. Firefly became my all-time favorite show ever. It hasn’t budged from that standing. I still watch it regularly. I don’t consider myself an ambitious songwriter. I don’t write a lot of songs. I write slowly and I am usually “inspired” by something. I never planned to start a genre of Firefly drinking songs. It just sort of happened. In 2007, I was on the first Brobdingnagian Bards tour of Ireland. I got an email from fan telling me there is a songwriting contest called Sing A Song for Saffron. Saffron was a nefarious woman who was featured twice in the series. She first appears in "Our Mrs Reynolds" where she sneakily marries the captain of the Firefly ship, Serenity. She then attempts to seduce him. When that fails, her true purpose is revealed, leading the crew to their deaths to steal their ship. Saffron appears again later in the episode "Trash." She works with the crew to steal a famous laser gun. She attempts to double cross the crew only to find they are ready for her. Beautiful and seductive, Saffron is a favorite side character. So there I was in Ireland when I get an email from a fan that read, “you should write a song for this contest.” I was immediately struck with a parody idea using the traditional Irish melody “May Morning Dew”. I submitted my song “She Said Her Name Was Saffron” to the contest a week after returning from Ireland. The song won the Best Parody award. A few months later, I sang that song for The Signal Firefly Podcast for a live event at DragonCon. I had no further plans to write more Firefly songs. But a year later, I was driving Back to DragonCon when I was struck with an idea. I had just finished watching the episode "Jaynestown." The crew lands on Higgins Moon, a town that sells mud. The crew is hired to transport contraband off planet. One of the crew, Jayne Cobb, warns about how he had trouble with the local magistrate a few years back. We soon learn that Jayne has become a folk hero of the town with a statue and his own protest song “Hero of Canton”. That song is a favorite among Browncoats. Everyone of us longs to have a mug of mudders milk and sing along. But as I was driving back to DragonCon, I wondered what other songs might’ve been heard in that little pub in Canton. So I wrote one. The song was called "Monahan's Mudder's Milk". I wrote it as a sort of Woody Guthrie-style protest against the challenges faced by the mudders of Higgins' Moon. This song was super important to me. First, because it sort of solidified what would eventually become my most-popular musical niche, Sci Fi Drinking Songs. But it was also the launching point for Firefly Drinking Songs and my newest album, As Long As I'm Flyin'. It was around this time that the idea of recording a CD of Firefly Drinking Songs began. I set up concerts at Gen Con and Dragon Con dedicated to this theme. Each show was packed. The conventions were turning people away at the door. The atmosphere at these shows was amazing. I really wanted to capture that feel. So I decided on recording a live CD. I wanted it to feel like you were in that little pub in Canton. My biggest challenge was I didn't have enough songs to create an album. So I turned to someone who did. The Bedlam Bards were the first to release a full CD of Firefly music. It was called On The Drift: Music Inspired by Firefly and Serenity. The album captured everything that people love about Firefly and the fandom. It's fantastic. Cedric is the primary songwriter for the group. When I called him up to ask if he'd like to make an album with me, he was psyched. We spent next few months performing Firefly Drinking Songs at various venues and conventions trying to capture an amazing live recording. It finally happened at church in Round Rock, Texas that my friend Jan Czenkusch booked for us. It had the energy, the sound. It was fantastic. We released the CD. It quickly became one of my most-popular albums. Once again, I had no plans for a follow up. I was trying to get out of doing themed CDs. Most of my 20+ albums are themed. Some are Irish. Some are about cats. Some are sci fi. While themed CDs are easier to sell, they are much more difficult and costly to produce. So when I wrote "Bring Me Home, Boys", a song based on the episode "The Message" where a body is mailed to the crew with a message to bring his body home to his family, I didn't put on a Firefly CD. Nor did I put the song "Browncoats Keep Flyin'" one one. That's a song I co-wrote with Rie Sheridan Rose. Though I did put it on Sci Fi Drinking Songs. Again, I had no real plans to record another Firefly album, despite its success. But one year at Gen Con, I was singing "Close Your Eyes". This is a song by Daniel Glasser. Many call it the "Demon Lullaby". I have a whole podcast episode about that song. Follow the link in the shownotes. In the middle of the song, I changed the lyrics to the "reavers beneath your bed are gonna eat your face". The crowd erupted in laughter and for the next few years Browncoats asked when I would put that song on a CD. In 2016, I set a milestone on Patreon. If I reached that goal, I would record a 4-song EP of Firefly songs, exclusively for my Patrons. I quickly hit that goal. But as I started recording the EP, more songs came out. So I asked Rie Sheridan Rose, a long-time songwriting collaborator to send me some more lyrics. She did. Next thing I knew, I had a full album of Browncoat drinking songs. I launched a Kickstarter and the rest is history. Now one of the things I sort of glossed over earlier is the Firefly Drinking Songs show. This show took on a life of its own. When I started, I was just singing songs about Firefly. But I wanted something bigger. I wanted something more inclusive. You see, I have long been a part of the reenacting shows. Mostly notably are Renaissance festivals. At faires, you're encouraged to not just play music, they want you to be a part of the atmosphere, to recreate the Renaissance. Early on, I absolutely LOVED faires for that very reason. I could pretend I was in the Renaissance. But the simple fact is I'm not an actor. So keeping that going ALL DAY LONG was a bit exhausting and tedious. So I took on a new character, that is basically me. I think that's why I love the Firefly Drinking Songs show so much. I don't usually write music ABOUT things I love, like Firefly. I prefer to write as if I'm a PART of the world. Firefly is the epitome of this. The music I wrote was as if I was living in the Firefly 'Verse. The show was created as if I was a touring musician singing songs for Browncoats. The show is about an hour long. With any luck, the one at Gen Con this year will be about an hour and a half. But for that period of time, it's easy to get and stay in character. So that's why I do. My family is all from East Texas. So I put on my Texas accent and step into a world where people are on the fringe of civilized society. They're looking for an escape. They want to hear music that celebrates the independents who lost the Unification War. They want to escape the hard life of working in the mud pits. For an hour, they are a part of that. We sing songs about the "Hero of Canton," "Blue Sun," reavers and the Browncoats. It's absolutely incredible. It's been 16 years since Firefly was started and canceled. Yet new Browncoats are made every day as they discover this incredible show. One of my dreams is to take the Firefly Drinking Songs show on the road. I want to unite Browncoats once again for a Shindig among Shindigs and an inspired passion to keep building the 'Verse. Because to quote Mal, "we have done the impossible, and that makes us mighty." If you're interested in my new album, As Long As I'm Flyin' or the Firefly Drinking Songs show, please visit FireflyDrinkingSongs.com. You can buy the album, listen on Spotify, find cool merch, and learn more about the show. I'd love to hear about your favorite episode or character. You can post that in the shownotes. I should point out that the physical CD will only be available in March. So if you like CDs, then you should order it as soon as possible. --- Thank you for listening. Celtfather Music & Travel was produced by Marc Gunn. If you enjoyed this episode, please join the Gunn Runners Club on Patreon. For as little as a buck a month, you will help release more music, podcasts, videos and more. Would you like 21 songs for Free? Plus get regular updates of what's new. Subscribe to the podcast and newsletter at www.pubsong.net.

You are listening to K.M.U.D - Canton Radio, bringing you the finest music on Higgins' Moon. Marc Gunn join us live today right here in the Canton Inn to tell us about this awesome new Browncoats album As Long As I'm Flyin'. So poor yourself a tankard of Mudder's Milk and relax. If you enjoy this show, LIKE it, SHARE it, post in the comments, or tell a friend. Then subscribe to the podcast and my mailing list at http://pubsong.net/ This week in the pub, you'll enjoy music from Marc Gunn, Bedlam Bards, Mikey Mason, Kilted Kings. Special thanks to Matt Ledder who plays J. Wheaton in this show. WHO'S PLAYING IN THE PUB TODAY? 0:09 "Monahan's Mudders' Milk" by Marc Gunn from Kilted For Her Pleasure 3:31 "As Long As I'm Flyin'" by Marc Gunn from As Long As I'm Flyin' 5:36 "The Ballad of Joss" by Bedlam Bards from On the Drift 9:00 INTERVIEW 13:39 "Hero of Canton" by Marc Gunn from As Long As I'm Flyin' 15:37 "Kaylee" by Marc Gunn & The Dubliners' Tabby Cats from Live at the Cactus Cafe 23:11 "She's Shiny" by Marc Gunn from As Long As I'm Flyin' 27:26 "She Don't Like Firefly" by Mikey Mason from Impotent Nerd Rage We got a wave from Johannes Rimmer: "A train is going from an Alliance supply depot to a small mining town at 200 kph carrying 25kg of medicine to treat "Bowden's Malady," leaving at 7:10PM. At some point outside of town, the train is robbed by Nishka's hired guns in a job that lasts from one commercial break to the next. How much distance away from the town did the Browncoats have to be in order to begin the operation in time? Alternatively, estimate the amount of force (in Newtons) Mal had to exert on Crow's chest to kick him into Serenity's intake." 32:57 "Blue Sun" by Kilted Kings from Name On My Soul 35:30 "Freedom Costs" by Bedlam Bards & Marc Gunn from Firefly Drinking Songs 41:42 "Sail the Sky" by Marc Gunn from As Long As I'm Flyin' Thank you for listening. Geek Pub Songs was produced by Marc Gunn. If you enjoyed this episode, please support the musicians who support this podcast, buy their music, then share the show. Special thanks to all of my patrons in the Gunn Runners Club. Would you like 21 songs for Free? Plus get regular updates of what's new. Subscribe to the podcast and newsletter at www.pubsong.net.   THANK YOU PATRONS I want to send out a very special thanks to my generous patrons in the Gunn Runners Club on Patreon. These awesome people kindly support my music and allow me to keep this show running for nearly 13 years. The music business has changed. Streaming music is king. Musicians can no longer rely on CD sales to make a living. For that reason, I turned to Patreon to support my music. Here's how it works. You pledge a buck a or more every month. And Your generosity allows me to keep creating. You get monthly music in this Geek Pub Songs Podcast, fun adventures in Celfather Music & Travel, Behinds the Scenes look at the life of a musician, and Stories from the Road. Plus, every month, I'll send you a free song, video, or concert recording. This is one helluva deal for as little as a buck a month Please support what you love. Join the Gunn Runners Club today! I want to thank my newest Gunn Runners: Jennifer Bartlett, Jeff Peterson, Eva Schweber, Ari Koinuma Go to marcgunn.net to become a patron today!   PUB TALK Hey there. I hope you enjoyed this interview from Canton Radio. Before I split, I wanted to share a little bit of news. My new Browncoat CD, As Long As I'm Flyin', is now on sale. Go to FireflyDrinkingSongs.com to get the physical album and the Deluxe Package with a shirt, songbook, totebag and more. Get 'em while they last. If you haven't registered to watch my next CeltfatherLive concert. Go to celtfather.com/watch/. This is a free, monthly, live streaming internet concert series. Register so you don't miss the next show. Did I mention it was free?

A recurring event is something that the players can learn about, use, or be influenced by. How is society changed during this event? What is now permitted or expected? **3:00 Creating events quickly** Make any event special: It's not just any ball, it's the princess's birthday or an anniversary of some important battle. An implementation of the “Specific beats generic” rule. Have a list of types of things that people commemorate: [The Queen's official birthday](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queen's_Official_Birthday), a big historical event, a remarkable death, tax day, religious days. [Roman Triumphs](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_triumph) [Wikipedia's list of holidays](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_holidays) [Ars Magica](http://www.atlas-games.com/arm5/) You can also switch between cause an effect - in Laflaf Land you must celebrate the mid-winter eve, or the winter simply won't pass. [Magical thinking](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magical_thinking) Each culture celebrates the main parts of nature's yearly cycle, especially the most basic ones, such as harvesting food; They also celebrate the _government, _like by __having the tribes meet to choose the yearly leader, etc. [Three Suggestions for Supernatural Weather](http://www.dmsguild.com/product/207806/Three-Suggestions-for-Supernatural-Weather?affiliate_id=29668) **14:00 How to celebrate** Feasts, fasting, pilgrimage, family gatherings. [Broken Age](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broken_Age) begins with celebrating the ritualistic sacrifice of girls to a giant monster. **17:40 PC-related events** The locals decide on a new holiday honouring the party. A big festival in the village's square. An amazing reward for players. [Jaynestown](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaynestown), from Firefly. Uri tends to connect between players' birthdays and their characters' birthday. It doesn't always make sense but it's FUN! Remember to consider using events as part of a PC's backstory, and remind players to think about events when they [create cultures](http://www.uptofourplayers.com/2017/03/creating-cultures-collectively-weekly-podcast/). Is one of the characters religious? When is the day she celebrates her deity? Is one of the characters from a specific kingdom? When is their “independence day”? Finding events and holidays that relate to the characters help you ground the character in the setting. **23:45 Holidays in the adventure** As a background: a normal thing occurs, but it's set against the backdrop of event X. What is changed because of this? Use the characteristics of the specific holiday to add colour and flavour to the event. As the main motivation: someone is exploiting the holiday to do something. It's the king birthday so someone is planning an assissnation as he parades down the streets. For foreshadowing: like we talked about at length on [episode three, random encounters](https://dwarves.podiant.co/e/35b01984be7a3e/). **28:50 Spice up the gaming table with holiday trappings** If you run a session set in Halloween, why not place a few spider webs in the room? If you described a specific dish in the session (even if it's a fantasy setting where the ingredients aren't available) make a simulacra of that dish. Have your characters to visit a herbedeshary to dress up for the event. [Eberron](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eberron) **33:55 Taking the load off** Uri's new article, [How Uri Runs an Introduction Game](https://dwarves.podiant.co/how-uri-run-intro-games/) Eran's new article, about [using NPCs for exposition](http://www.uptofourplayers.com/2017/12/explaining-mr-exposition/) Venture Forth now available to buy. [Dwarves discount](http://www.drivethrucards.com/browse.php?discount=9639de26bd&affiliate_id=29668)!

Of course they made a statue of him.

Rick and Morty (307), Preacher (209-211), Firefly (Jaynestown), Winter Movie Draft. 01:01 – Winter Movie Draft. The draft is next week! Here’s the movie list. 06:38 – Rick and Morty (307) 12:14 – Preacher (209-211) 18:13 – Firefly (Jaynestown) Subscribe to and support Cordkillers at http://www.cordkillers.com. If we get to 1850 patrons, we can begin the … Continue reading It’s Spoilerin’ Time 186 – Rick and Morty (307), Preacher (209-211), Firefly (Jaynestown) →

Rick and Morty (307), Preacher (209-211), Firefly (Jaynestown), Winter Movie Draft.  01:01 – Winter Movie Draft. The draft is next week! Here’s the movie list. 06:38 – Rick and Morty (307) 12:14 – Preacher (209-211) 18:13 – Firefly (Jaynestown) Subscribe to and support Cordkillers at http://www.cordkillers.com. If we get to 1850 patrons, we can begin the … Continue reading It’s Spoilerin’ Time 186 – Rick and Morty (307), Preacher (209-211), Firefly (Jaynestown) →

Analog(ue) listeners write in to say what they believe fame is, and Firefly Viewing Club continues with Episode 7: Jaynestown.

We’re covering episode 7 of Firefly: “Jaynestown!” Topics of conversation: the Tick, Inara never has bad sex, man of faith versus man of reason, Canton is a bad smelly dirty place, hamsters is nice, and the symbol is the thing.

The Firefly episode "Jaynestown" is on my mind right now due to my long hours of podcast listening driving to and from GenCon. It has me thinking about how I can be a better musician and podcaster. As well as how to better reach my target audience.  It all stems from a quote at the end of "Jaynestown". Malcolm Reynolds tells the befuddled Jayne, "It's my estimation that every man ever got a statue made of him was one kind of a son of a b***h or another. Ain't about you, Jayne. It's about what they need."  There's so much wisdom in that quote whether your a business trying to find your audience, a politician seeking re-election, or just someone wants to be a better person. I try my best to think about what you need and want. That's how I'm creating my newest Kickstarter. But it's also how I try to create everything I do, while still balancing it with my creative art.  It's not easy as you'll hear. -- You'll also hear my latest news: - Brobdingnagian Bards show scheduled is up at http://thebards.net/dragoncon/ - Friday, I have a Firefly Drinking Songs Show - Bards Hobbit Drinking Songs show on Sunday - Kilted Kings will have a Kickstarter for our new album online soon. - If you ordered Pirates vs. Dragons Deluxe Package, I will be mailing those out on Monday. - I was reviewed on Fandomania.com for Celtic Geek music. - New Celtfather podcast on Jaynestown - Voice actors wanted for Pirates vs. Dragons Podcast - Special guests at Johnnie MacCracken's this month is LandLock'd   If you enjoy this podcast, please LIKE and SHARE it. You can also become a Patron and Official Gunn Runner at www.marcgunn.net.

We visit a small town by the name of Canton. You know, the one where Jayne is a hero. Anthem and all.   ARTICLE REFERENCED: Ancient Egypt Society   MUSIC USED: JAYNE'S STATUE from Firefly (Original Television Soundtrack) by Greg Edmonson

Heroes 'ain't what they used to be or so Mal and the crew discover on a backwater world where Jayne Cobb is known as a folk-legend rather than the ruttin' man-ape the crew know him to be. It's a spectacle that warrants some consideration and as such, it's given fair dues by Paul, Bill and Andrew as they view JAYNESTOWN, the 7th episode of FIREFLY.

Heroes 'ain't what they used to be or so Mal and the crew discover on a backwater world where Jayne Cobb is known as a folk-legend rather than the ruttin' man-ape the crew know him to be. It's a spectacle that warrants some consideration and as such, it's given fair dues by Paul, Bill and Andrew as they view JAYNESTOWN, the 7th episode of FIREFLY.

The crew's job as the middleman on a deal that actually goes relatively smoothly takes a back seat to the unlikeliest of folk heroes, Jayne Cobb. Viewed as a man of the people after standing up to the magistrate, Jayne gives these poor indentured servants hope even after they learn the truth behind his origin story. Did Dave really watch Sharknado?

Episode 7: Jaynestown (dt.: ebd). In dieser Episode gibt es Betrug, Rache, Verwechslung und Unterdrückung, aber auch Liebe, Rettung, Verehrung und Sex. Einen sympathischen Kommentar dazu gibt es in dieser Folge vom Fireflycast, inklusive detaillierter Analyse aller Vorkommnisse! Hier unterhalten sich Bastian ‘Schlingel‘ Wölfle, Alexander ‘Hoaxmaster‘ Waschkau und Arne ‘Codenaga‘ Ruddat über Jayne. Vor allem. Aber auch über den Rest der Folge, zB. über Inara, und über Haar, und über Flüche. Unqualifiziert, aber motiviert und unterhaltsam ist auch diese Besprechung einer Firefly-Episode nun für euch zum Hören bereit. Die gesamte siebte Episode wird auf Story und Charaktere besprochen, von vorn bis hinten. Wer die Serie noch nicht kennt, und das nachholen möchte, dem sei unsere Seite Shopping empfohlen. Ihr könnt uns gern flattrn, wenn ihr mögt. Und uns Auphonic-Credits schenken. Das geht alles über unsere Website compendion.net/fireflycast. Außerdem haben wir eine Facebook-Seite, wo wir uns über Kommentare und Likes freuen würden. Die dürft ihr natürlich auch gern verbreiten! Vielen Dank für eure lieben Rezensionen bei iTunes!

“We gotta go to the crappy town where I’m a hero!” Karakterstudien fortsetter i en ny Firefly-episode. Jayne viser seg å ha blitt en folkehelt for stakkarslige arbeidere på en fabrikkmåne, men blir etter hvert konfrontert av hendelsene som førte til heltestatusen. Samtidig forsøker Inara å gjøre mann av en rikmannssønn. Jaynestown er mindre sitatvennlig […]

SciFi Rewind Ep. 217 – Firefly: Safe; Our Mrs. Reynolds; Out of Gas; Jaynestown Please call the listener line at 1(260) 577-2428, Email us at scifidinerpodcast@gmail.com or visit us on Twitter @scifidiner. Facebook Fan Page. And check out our YouTube channel. We are apart of the Chronic Rift Network of podcasts. Tonight's Diners: Scott, Miles, […]

SciFi Rewind Ep. 217 – Firefly: Safe; Our Mrs. Reynolds; Out of Gas; Jaynestown Please call the listener line at 1(260) 577-2428, Email us at scifidinerpodcast@gmail.com or visit us on Twitter @scifidiner. Facebook Fan Page. And check out our YouTube channel. We are apart of the Chronic Rift Network of podcasts. Tonight’s Diners: Scott, Miles, […]

Will and Hannah have hit episode 72, and they've realized a few things. One: No matter if he's played by a bitty Zac Efron or Sean Maher, Simon is kind of a massive dickbag. Two: Hannah and Will's ratings of an episode can differ on whether or not they enjoy the scenery, and that Hannah is probably going to the Special Hell. Three: They're starting to put an effort into characterizing someone who's gotten the short stick. And four: Some of the positions they're taking on the portrayal of religion are a touch offensive. Join Will and Hannah as they cover "Safe," "Our Mrs. Reynolds," and "Jaynestown."

Will and Hannah have hit episode 72, and they've realized a few things. One: No matter if he's played by a bitty Zac Efron or Sean Maher, Simon is kind of a massive dickbag. Two: Hannah and Will's ratings of an episode can differ on whether or not they enjoy the scenery, and that Hannah is probably going to the Special Hell. Three: They're starting to put an effort into characterizing someone who's gotten the short stick. And four: Some of the positions they're taking on the portrayal of religion are a touch offensive. Join Will and Hannah as they cover "Safe," "Our Mrs. Reynolds," and "Jaynestown."

Will and Hannah have hit episode 72, and they've realized a few things. One: No matter if he's played by a bitty Zac Efron or Sean Maher, Simon is kind of a massive dickbag. Two: Hannah and Will's ratings of an episode can differ on whether or not they enjoy the scenery, and that Hannah is probably going to the Special Hell. Three: They're starting to put an effort into characterizing someone who's gotten the short stick. And four: Some of the positions they're taking on the portrayal of religion are a touch offensive. Join Will and Hannah as they cover "Safe," "Our Mrs. Reynolds," and "Jaynestown."

Will and Hannah have hit episode 72, and they've realized a few things. One: No matter if he's played by a bitty Zac Efron or Sean Maher, Simon is kind of a massive dickbag. Two: Hannah and Will's ratings of an episode can differ on whether or not they enjoy the scenery, and that Hannah is probably going to the Special Hell. Three: They're starting to put an effort into characterizing someone who's gotten the short stick. And four: Some of the positions they're taking on the portrayal of religion are a touch offensive. Join Will and Hannah as they cover "Safe," "Our Mrs. Reynolds," and "Jaynestown."

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Sunday, April 07, 2013 Tell us lies. Isaiah 30:8-15, 18 NLT Now go and write down these words. Write them in a book. They will stand until the end of time as a witness that these people are stubborn rebels who refuse to pay attention to the Lord’s instructions. They tell the seers, “Stop seeing visions!” They tell the prophets, “Don’t tell us what is right. Tell us nice things. Tell us lies. Forget all this gloom. Get off your narrow path. Stop telling us about your ‘Holy One of Israel.’” This is the reply of the Holy One of Israel: “Because you despise what I tell you and trust instead in oppression and lies, calamity will come upon you suddenly— like a bulging wall that bursts and falls. In an instant it will collapse and come crashing down. You will be smashed like a piece of pottery— shattered so completely that there won’t be a piece big enough to carry coals from a fireplace or a little water from the well.” This is what the Sovereign Lord, the Holy One of Israel, says: “Only in returning to me and resting in me will you be saved. In quietness and confidence is your strength. But you would have none of it. So the Lord must wait for you to come to him so he can show you his love and compassion. For the Lord is a faithful God. Blessed are those who wait for his help. _______________________________________ Could Isaiah be writing about you? I like a bit of Sci-Fi and one of my favourite little series is the short lived but much loved Firefly programme. And the film Serenity that followed. In episode 4 Jaynestown, River Tam attempts to 'correct' the character Shepherd Book's Bible. River Tam, a genius though mentally disturbed girl due to government experimentation, is caught rewriting the Bible. River had removed pages, cut bits out, reordered parts and rewritten lots of the Bible. She couldn't accept the bits that didn't match her understanding and vision for the world. And neither could God's people in Isaiah's time. Nor can most people today I dare say. We can't accept hell, judgment, or God creating everything for himself. We want to ignore the difficult bits. We can't compute the cross being God's plan since before the creation. We don't like being told we have to love our enemies, and we'd rather ignore the implications of loving our neighbour as ourselves. Truth be told, the majority of God's word little fits with our world view and we've busily set about to reconstruct it according to our own liking. 2 Timothy 4:3 " For a time is coming when people will no longer listen to sound and wholesome teaching. They will follow their own desires and will look for teachers who will tell them whatever their itching ears want to hear." It seems the time foretold by Paul has been before and will be no stranger to the future. Apparently Stevie Nicks (Fleetwood Mac) wasn't the first to ask to be told lies. God's people didn't want to be told the truth either. Neither God nor Isaiah his spokesman are the puppets of the people's whim. The truth would be told and the people would have to decide. Hiding behind their candy coated world view wouldn't suspend the coming judgment. So can you handle the truth? Jack Nicholson, as Colonel Nathan R. Jessup in the film A Few Good Men, tries to paint a picture of honor, trust and strength. But under the guise of national security, murder had taken place. Isaiah and Jesus both were threatened,scoffed and abused for telling the truth. But with the terrible truth of our rebellion and its deserved judgment is the invitation to find safety from the judgment by getting close to the judge. And so grace is the scandal most people are unwilling to accept. How can God condemn the treacherous, lie-propagating people in one verse and offer them protection in the next? He can because of Jesus. He can because of the cross. I believe that the most difficult thing for people to hear from God today is not the exacting holiness of a perfect sinless Saviour, but rather the right of judgment and the extravagance of grace. Quick, escape the coming wrath of God and be safe in his expansive grace. God will judge. God does save. Will you be saved?

Summary: Adam J Purcell, Andy Simpkins and Keith Dunn sit down, Cobbed, in front of the Firefly episode ‘Jaynestown’ and spout our usual nonsense! Jayne’s a hero to some, Simon’s a fool to himself and Mal’s just trying to avoid trouble with everyone. But enough of their problems, please sit down with us to enjoy […]

In this edition of Anomaly, Jen and Angela talk about Firefly: Jayne's Town--the episode where Jayne gets a song, a mud statue and a town of adoring followers. He's too proud to live and too dumb to die, Lord knows how his mamma she tried...and he always meant well while he's going to Hell, still it's good to have Jayne on your side. Included in this installment are episode clips, the song: "It's Good to Have Jayne on Your side", sung by Marian Call and Sue's DragonCon panel schedule (if you're going, stop by and say "hi"). Please send your feedback to girlygeekz@gmail.com. Visit Anomalypodcast.com for this episode's shownotes. There you'll you can find a link to Marian Call's web site and the song played, links to the podcasts we promte in this episode, a link to Sue's DragonCon schedule, subscription information, social media and blog links our newsletter and much more. Please don't forget to Anomaly on iTunes and anywhere Anomaly is available. If you have a few dollars to spare, Anomaly depends on generous donations from the listeners and the hosts are always very grateful for their gifts however small. Tell a friend about the show. Thank you for listening! Keep flying!

Wendy and Odile pay a visit to Jaynestown for another on our ongoing episode discussions with a special guest, Meds from the Waffle On podcast who will soon be recording a show dedicated to their unique take on Firefly. Enjoy!

Wendy and Odile pay a visit to Jaynestown for another on our ongoing episode discussions with a special guest, Meds from the Waffle On podcast who will soon be recording a show dedicated to their unique take on Firefly. Enjoy!

In this episode of the Cutting the Cable podcast we discuss the Firefly episode, “Jaynestown.” We talk about the character growth with River and Book, Simon and Kaylee, Jayne “The Hero of Canton” Cobb and how Inara treats her clients. We talk about the human desire to have someone that believes in them and howRead more →

Stefan Claypool introduces Jaynestown directed by Charles Giardina, Brief Encounter directed by Edwin Suh and Raising Junior directed by Cynthia Wang.

Joss Whedon's Jaynestown adapted and directed for radio by Charles Giardina. This piece is the third Mr|Tots installment of Firefly, featuring a whole new cast! Starring Dave Malinsky, Mike Gaffney, Izzy Nuttal, Cynthia Wang, Edwin Suh, Porter Westling, Rachel Goodgal, Steven Barash, Noah Mease and Stefan Claypool, with dubious vocal by Charles Giardina.

In this episode, Keith Kinney and I sit down and discuss the Firefly episode, Jaynestown. Themes of symbolism and endorsements for Mudder's Milk run rampant. Commentaries for previous episodes of the Firefly series can be found at bigdamncommentaries.com. As always, feedback is appreciated and suggestions for future episodes are welcome. Buy Firefly on Blu-ray at Amazon.com!

Features include: Who is Shepherd Book?; How to Make a 'Verse-worthy Costume on a Browncoat's Budget; How to Speak Chinese; Music Section: "The Hero of Canton", from "Jaynestown"