Podcast appearances and mentions of jim bowers

In Your Car Version.  It's finally here! Our audio commentary for Superman II: The Original Theatrical Lester Cut (127 minutes).Listen along with Jay Towers & Jim Bowers for the special "In Your Car Version." This edition is perfect for fans who want to enjoy the conversation without watching the film on a screen. You'll hear Jay and Jim discuss what they're seeing and hearing, making it ideal for a long car ride, a walk, or whenever you don't have Superman II available to view. If you prefer to sync the commentary with the film itself, please download the "Just Jay & Jim Version," specifically created for fans watching along with Superman II.

Just Jay & Jim Version. It's finally here! Our audio commentary for Superman II: The Original Theatrical Lester Cut (127 minutes).Put Superman II on and listen along with Jay Towers & Jim Bowers for the special "Just Jay & Jim Version." This edition is designed specifically for fans watching Superman II while listening to our commentary. To ensure the commentary aligns perfectly with your viewing experience, we recommend starting the audio right after the Warner Bros. logo piece ends. When you see the deep space star field appear immediately after the logo fades out, press play on your headphones or smart device.If you prefer to enjoy the commentary without watching the film, please download the "In Your Car Version," created especially for listening during car rides, walks, or whenever you don't have Superman II on a screen. If a commercial plays before our commentary, you will need to pause your audio after the commercial and then start it at the right spot. 

In this special edition of the Caped Wonder Superman Podcast, Jay Towers and Jim Bowers travel to Los Angeles to visit the legendary Prop Store, where they finally meet CEO and founder Stephen Lane—along with his incredible team, including Prop Store's Jamie Jamitkowski.This unforgettable episode features iconic reunions and rare treasures from the Superman film legacy:Mark Pillow, a.k.a. Nuclear Man from Superman IV, reunites for the first time in decades with actor Jon Cryer, who played Lenny Luthor! Together, they come face to face with their original screen-worn costumes from the film.Paul Kaethler, who portrayed little Ricky Lang in Superman III, is stunned to see the infamous evil Superman costume up close—expected to fetch between $200,000 and $400,000 at auction.Jay and Jim also explore other amazing Superman props featured in this year's Prop Store auction, offering fans a behind-the-scenes look at these cinematic treasures. Watch the full episode at CapedWonder.com and on the FOX Local app. Just search Caped Wonder Prop Store Preview.

Join Jay Towers and Jim Bowers for an exciting bonus episode of the Caped Wonder Superman Podcast, where they dive deep into this year's highly anticipated Prop Store Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction, streaming straight from London! Special guest Stephen Lane, Prop Store's CEO, returns with incredible treasures from the Christopher Reeve Superman films. From rare production newspapers and Lois Lane's iconic blouse to shimmering crystals and a must-have Lex Luthor wardrobe accessory—this episode is packed with iconic movie magic. And don't miss out—this is also a video episode! Tune in on Facebook, YouTube, and CapedWonder.com to see the action up close.

On this episode, we hae a fascinating conversation with Jim Bowers about his academic research into folk guitarist Phil Ochs and his tragic story. This is a fascinating story and a great conversation. A must listen/watch! Of the book he says, "In That Man in the Gold Lamé Suit, I delve deep into Phil Ochs's personality to provide readers with new and special insights into how Phil's search for self ended up defining his music, his politics, and his entire life. This psychological telling of Phil Ochs's story highlights important threads that made him who he was and his music what it was. Phil's story includes an extraordinary public life, painful private struggles, and his hopes for America that remain relevant and as yet unfulfilled nearly 50 years after his untimely end."  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cameron-cowan/support

Take-off on a whirlwind of nostalgia and insider tales with Episode 51 of The Caped Wonder Superman Podcast! Jay Towers & Jim Bowers sit down with Chris Richardson, who takes us on a journey behind the scenes of cinematic magic. From the breathtaking landscapes of Krypton and the Fortress of Solitude to ensuring Christopher Reeve soared as the iconic Man of Steel, Chris's experiences as a Pinewood Studios apprentice are simply awe-inspiring. But that's not all! Join Jay & Jim as they share their exhilarating DC debut in Superman '78: The Metal Curtain. Brace yourselves for an epic lineup at the Hall of Heroes Con, featuring the menacing Ursa, the formidable Non, and the unforgettable Nuclear Man. And mark your calendars for Superman in Concert as the Caped Wonder Team heads to California and prepares to serenade fans with symphonic superhero bliss.With excitement buzzing in the air, Jay & Jim are back and feeling "swell" about what promises to be another SUPER year of adventures and revelations.

"THE DECISION OF THE COUNCIL IS FINAL." (Or is it?)   Following our Earth-shattering "Superman II: The All-Star ULTIMATE CUT" episode, here are some thoughts sent to us from fellow podcasters Anthony Desiato, Michael Bailey and Joe Stefanelli as well as legendary Superman historians Dharmesh Chauhan and Jim Bowers all about what THEY would do differently to forge the ultimate, definitive cut of Superman II. Richard Donner! Richard Leseter! Arctic Police! French fancies! Pink Polar Bears! Magic kisses!    All of this and more await as we continue to gaze into the Phantom Zone to right what once went wrong in the Christopher Reeve Superman legacy.    RATE AND REVIEW THE PODCAST ON APPLE PODCASTS, GOOGLE, PODBEAN AND SPOTIFY!   FACEBOOK:    @allstarsuperfan INSTAGRAM: @allstarsuperfan TWITTER:       @allstarsuperpod EMAIL:             allstarsuperpod@gmail.com Show logo by Aaron Price. Editing, show notes and social media poster by Rob O'Connor.

Unmask the origin story of Jay Towers' deep-seated love for Superman, a passion that not only inspired him to host "The Caped Wonder Superman Podcast" but also landed him a remarkable cameo in the Superman universe. Prepare to be enchanted by tales of fandom turned reality as we explore the heartfelt connection between Jay and the beloved superhero.   My guest, Jay Towers, and I discuss: Hosting "The Caped Wonder Superman Podcast" with Jim Bowers, celebrating Christopher Reeve's legacy, classic Superman movie series, and their respective creators. Exploring Jay's love for Superman and its journey from being a passion to hosting the podcast and securing a cameo in Zack Snyder's "Batman V. Superman." Delving into the making of "Superman: The Movie" and the intriguing behind-the-scenes drama. Sharing anecdotes and insights from the productions of "Superman II," "Superman III," and "Superman IV." Spotlighting Niagara Falls as a must-visit destination for Superman enthusiasts. Discussing the Christopher Reeve Legacy Reunion at Motorcity Comic Con, featuring iconic stars like Mariel Hemingway, Mark Pillow, Sarah Douglas, and Marc McClure. Exploring Jack O'Halloran's fascinating background and his role as Non in the Superman franchise. Highlighting Superman 3's significant impact on pop culture, apart from the iconic Superman character himself. Plus, many more memories and stories! Other Superman episode mentioned in this episode: #51 w/Jack O'Halloran and #137 Superman Legacy Episode   You're going to love my conversation with Jay Towers Caped Wonder Superman Podcast (Apple) Jay Towers Twitter Jay Towers Facebook Jay Towers Instagram Jay's morning show Jay's IMDB CapedWonder Website CapedWonder Instagram CapedWonder Twitter   Follow Jeff Dwoskin (host): Jeff Dwoskin on Twitter The Jeff Dwoskin Show podcast on Twitter Podcast website Podcast on Instagram Join my mailing list Buy me a coffee (support the show) Subscribe to my Youtube channel (watch Crossing the Streams!) Yes, the show used to be called Live from Detroit: The Jeff Dwoskin Show Love the books I talk about on the show? Here is my Amazon store to shop.

Get ready for Part II of our Alberta Adventure! Jay Towers & Jim Bowers make a roadside stop at the Kent Farm, the Smallville Cemetery, and that exploding gas station. Plus our friend Stephen Lane from Propstore gives us an exclusive first look at some of the Superman Film Props in this year's big auction. This is also a great video podcast you can watch on facebook or CapeWonder.com.

In Episode 49, Part 1 Jay Towers and Jim Bowers reflect back on their Alberta Adventure, visiting some of the original filming locations for Superman and Superman III. This video podcast takes you to downtown Calgary for a few of the Metropolis scenes is Superman III. They guys also check out the starship crash site, Smallville High and some of the most famous train tracks in Superman '78 History! Jay & Jim also get a first look at the Exclusive NYCC 2023 Foil Variant Covers of Superman '78. We're flying high over the wheatfields of Kansas and beyond on The Alberta Adventure. You can watch the episode at www.capedwonder.com or The Caped Wonder Superman Podcast Facebook Page.

I have known Jim for a long time. I have always looked up to Jim since his Crushtory days. Jim introduced me to a lot of music when I worked with him for a short period of time back in the day. His taste in music is perfect. Listen to what this man has to say about bands. Jim had an LA passed that I never know about that blew my mind. This is a long episode so buckle up. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/andy-harrison/support

It's my SUPER visit to Motor City Comic Con with Titans' Jason Todd, Curran Walters – PLUS, a Christopher Reeve Superman tribute with film stars Sarah Douglas, Marc McClure, Mariel Hemingway, Mark Pillow, Aaron Smolinski, Superman ‘78 comic creators Robert Venditti and Wilfredo Torres, and Caped Wonder's Jim Bowers and Jay Towers!Image TM & copyright […]

Jim & Dolores live in Canada and not only do they have a story to tell, but they have the pictures to prove it. In episode 45 Jay Towers & Jim Bowers head back to the falls to hear the extraordinary story behind the family of 4 who pop up all over the iconic Niagara Falls scene in Superman II. Why were they in the film? How did they get so many so many photos and how did their children get on the laps of Christopher Reeve & Margot Kidder> Happen to be in Niagara Falls... and Jay & Jim are very much around as usual.

We bring you a super-sized episode for the Season 2 Final!  We kick things off with some show and tell of some new Super-goodies (shout out to Jim Bowers @capedwonderjim)! We're talking about the vacuum of space, throwing sh** into the sun, Tal-Ro's redemption, what we want to see in Season 3 and so much more! EPISODE 15 ““It's Dad, It's Clark, It's Superman””Let's talk about Superman and Lois Season 2 Episode 15S02E15 - “Waiting for Superman” Directed by:Gregory SmithWritten By:Brent Fletcher and Todd HelbingChrissy Beppo (Sofia Hasmik), with the authorization of the Department of Defense, has a message for the people of Smallville: not only is the merging of planets real, it is happening.HENRY'S NOTES:DOD officially declaring what's happening. Reference to “Bizarro self.” Why is Christy Beppo making this announcement? Lois used the word “blip” - Kevin Feige sending his Disney lawyers after them?This makes sense that Nat is having PTSD from losing her world.Oooh the Loises switched. “Our Bizarro Mom just magically appeared.”Jon saying “You're our family too” and Nat responded with a hug and “I really liked having brothers” is the kind of emotional beat stuff that make the show good. The faux conflicts are not. People disappearing and cars crashing is very reminiscent of Infinity War. Is it too derivative?Tal Ro - “I'm fighting for you. You and your family are the only people that matter to me on this planet” followed by a bro hug. Chef's kiss. Jordan, close your goddamn mouth while you're in space. “You saved my life nephew, i'm forever in your debt”“There's still one person that can stop her, me”YES!!! LOVE WHEN SUPERMAN THROWS SHIT INTO THE SUN!!! Love that he's getting thrown into it. Hahaha why is Nat's AI german? “Frau Irons”HOW ARE SUPERMAN AND TAL-RO TALKING IN OUTER SPACE?!!!!! That's as ridiculous as Superman IV. Nice that Clark says, “I love you too” though. Who are all these people who are like, waiting for the rapture? Are the people of Bizarro Smallville super religious? So one throw away line from Sam confirmed that this is not in the Arrowverse - “and even though we only have your father on this planet.” That's fine but I wish they would've told us earlier so we didn't waste time and energy getting upset about it. I love seeing superman being burned alive while also supercharged up by the sun. Reminds me of Superman #1,000,000.“It's Dad, It's Clark, It's Superman” - Overloading the parasite is a classic Superman move. He's circling the Earths! Like superman the movie!!!!!Love his Supercharged S shield. I don't get the physics of how he did what he did but I like it. Miracle Monday! A reference to both the Elliot S Maggin novel and the day in which Superman saved the world. “Truth Justice and a Better Tomorrow”Oh come on Lois. Now Crissy Beppo knows the secret? Jesus. Love a good Superman festival in Smallville and so cute that kids were cosplaying as Nat and John Henry. Nat and John Henry eating Rhubarb pie, Martha's specialty“With you around, always” - Lois in response to “are you ok?”Kyle's babyface from heel turn was done so smoothly and so well over the past two seasons.“I wish everyone could be as happy as i am”You never stop trying to help people do you? I love you Superman”Why are Ally and Bizarro Ally in the same cell?Uncle Tal buying F-150s for the nephews is amazing. Love that he went to Bizarro world to be their hero. BRUNO MANHEIM - INTERGANG!!!!!! Let's have a season of Clark investigating them. Lucy and Lois made up, which is nice. I wonder where she's going.Clark is finally not wearing his glasses with the family and I love his Chris Evans, Knives Out sweater. Throwing a crystal to make the fortress is very reminiscent of Superman The Movie AND doing it in the ocean is like the comics. Love it all. “It's only the beginning.”  Follow us on Twitter @supermanpalspodLeave us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts or the pod catcher of your choice and we'll read it!

In this episode Sam and Henry talk about Superman's "Secret." Does he need it? Does it matter? We also cover Sam's trouble buying comics, how many DC Crises do we need? Are Lana and Clark actually best friends? What are Ally Alston's motivations and thoughts? We also have some drops from Curb Your Enthusiasm, Seinfeld and Superman The Movie in there. Shout outs to Motor City Comic-Con, the Superman Celebration in Metropolis, IL and more!S02E11 - “Truth and Consequences” Directed by:David Ramsey (Arrow)Writing Credits:Katie Aldrin and Jai Jamison We pick up right where we left off with Jon-El smirking at Lois, who is still standing on the porch with Jordan. Jon-El catches sight of his doppelganger, Jonathan, standing not too far away. He lunges at him and Jordan tries to intervene but Jon-El appears to be stronger and faster than him. Henry's Notes: Jordan used the words “bizarro self.” “You're my son and I love you and I'm not going to let anything happen to you.” Clark is the best. Do Clark and Lana have the same coat?Is the opposite of 1 day, 33 days?“If that's what the secret is doing, it's doing a crap job” - JonBizarro Jonathan is chewing up the scenery, so good. Incredibly violent what he did to Lana. Could've killed her!What is Sarah's shirt? "Merchant Unite?"Haha - Primus cover band “what's Primus”Jonathan looked like he was going to a rave in the Matrix - lolYes! Finally some John Henry and Nat science! More of this.Love hearing Lois say, “you're right. I'm sorry”“NEGATIVE ZONE?!” Uh oh, Here come the Fantastic FourIt's always confusing to me how effective and deadly kryptonite is. I never kills anyone right away. Brother vs Brother showdown! - Final punch could've been bigger.Just get the K out Lana! Jesus!I'm feeling kinda meh about the reveal. Like it seemed like some sort of romantic gesture but that's not the relationship they have. Nor have they really shown that Lana is Clark's best friend. So it sort of seemed like the kids and Lois got ramped up about the secret without any sort of previous set up.Nat and Steel - Is he going to destroy the portal?

This week Alan and Rob chat to the gentle giant himself Jack O'Halloran all about his time as an actor appearing in legendary films such as Farewell My Lovely, the 1976 version of King Kong as well as (of course) Superman 1 and 2 - we get his thoughts on the different versions of Superman II as well as all the infamous shenanigans that went on behind the scenes. What was Christopher Reeve really like? Why did Marlon Brandon read off of cue cards? Which director did Jack prefer to work with? We also hear Jack's thoughts on the new crop of DC movies as well as his own pitch for a Superman sequel.  Jack will be appearing at Motor City Comic Con, May 13-15, 2022 and VIP ticketholders will receive a special exclusive variant copy of Superman '78 which includes designs from Jim Bowers. For more information head to motorcitycomiccon.com   RATE AND REVIEW THE SHOW ON APPLE PODCASTS, PODBEAN AND SPOTIFY, PLEASE AND THANK YOU!   FACEBOOK:    @allstarsuperfan INSTAGRAM: @allstarsuperfan TWITTER:       @allstarsuperpod EMAIL:             allstarsuperpod@gmail.com   Thanks to Shawn Allen for our music.

It's the 35th Anniversary of Superman IV and Lacy Warfield has returned to the Daily Planet. In Episode 43, Jay Towers & Jim Bowers are thrilled to chat with Mariel Hemingway about her role in the Reeve Legacy of films. How did Margot Kidder help Mariel become a mom? What about all of those extra scenes of Lacy? What does she love about meeting fans? Mariel was so much fun and helps the guys preview her appearance at the Christopher Reeve Legacy Reunion in Detroit for Motor City Comic Con. How could one podcast be so square and so delicious?

This week Alan and Rob chat to legendary fan and archivist Jim Bowers about his lifelong love of the Christopher Reeve era of Superman movies and the 20th anniversary of CapedWonder.com. We hear Jim's early experiences with the movies, his thoughts on other Supermen who have come and gone and his first meeting with Reeve himself.  Jim will be appearing at Motor City Comic Con, May 13-15, 2022 and VIP ticketholders will receive a special exclusive variant copy of Superman '78 which includes designs from Jim himself. For more information head to motorcitycomiccon.com   RATE AND REVIEW THE SHOW ON APPLE PODCASTS, PODBEAN AND SPOTIFY, PLEASE AND THANK YOU!   FACEBOOK:    @allstarsuperfan INSTAGRAM: @allstarsuperfan TWITTER:       @allstarsuperpod EMAIL:             allstarsuperpod@gmail.com   Thanks to Shawn Allen for our music.

It's the website that started it all! 20 years later and CapedWonder.com is still more powerful than a locomotive! In this special edition podcast, Jay Towers goes one-on-one with his friend Jim Bowers, the founder and editor of CapedWonder.com. Jim shares how it all started, and where it's all going. Jim & Jay also give new details about The Christopher Reeve Legacy Reunion in Detroit at Motor City Comic Con. CapedWonder.com is 20 years old and STILL flying high!

Superman IV was all about that letter to Superman from a boy named Jeremy. But would Superman say yes? Damian McLawhorn did! In Episode 42 Jay and Jim talk everything Superman IV with Jeremy himself. How he got the part, his time on the set, and all of those extra scenes. The Quest for Answers continue and this episode is FILLED with behind the scenes photos and stories. Damian spent days on wires with Christopher Reeve and has great stories. Watch it on CapedWonder.com or the Caped Wonder Superman Podcast Facebook page. The guys also discuss the Reeve Legacy Reunion coming to Motor City Comic Con in May, 2022.

Podcast Appreciation Week concludes on Comic Book Central with the World's Greatest team-up of Jay Towers and Jim Bowers! Jay and Jim fly from their Fortress of Solitude to the Comic Book Central Lair to chat about Christopher Reeve, Richard Donner, Superman: The Movie and their super show, the Caped Wonder Superman Podcast! Photo and […]

On Episode 38, Jim and Jay hear fascinating and detailed new stories about filming the Superman Metropolis scenes from the New York Location Manager himself, Chris Coles! Why did Lois Lane's terrace location change? Who got a suitcase filled with cash to make it happen? Who turned on the lights in New York at just the right time? Where did they really get that boat? Chris Coles knows and he was in the middle of it all! Plus Superman II, III, Supergirl, Santa Claus the Movie, Chaplin and so much more. Location is everything and this episode is prime real estate!

In Episode 35 Jay Towers and Jim Bowers are back with special guest Matt Truex from the Prop Store Los Angeles with a special preview of all of the Superman related items in the Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction June 29th-July 1st. From George Reeves to Christopher Reeve, Superman to Superman Returns this years auction is spectacular. Jay and Jim also discuss the 40th Anniversary of Superman II, the upcoming Superman 78' comic books and so much more. Don't miss the video companion to episode 35 on CapedWonder.com and Facebook. We're back and ready for the Super Summer of 2021.

In April 2001 the Peruvian Air Force mistakenly shot down a small passenger plane as it flew over the Amazon jungle. The Peruvians believed the aircraft was carrying drugs. Onboard was a group of American missionaries. Mike Lanchin spoke to Jim Bowers, who survived the crash, but whose wife and baby daughter were killed. This programme is a rebroadcast Photo: The missionary plane shot down by the Peruvian Air Force lies in shallow waters of the Amazon River. (Photo by Newsmakers)

On April 20, 2001, the Peruvian Air Force shot down a Cessna 185 piloted by missionary Kevin Donaldson. This tragedy of mistaken identity led to the death of passengers Veronica "Roni" Bowers and her daughter, Charity. Jim Bowers, her husband, and Cory their son, survived along with Kevin. Kevin reflects on the tragic accident in this podcast; both on the heaviness of the incident, and also on how God can use all situations, even difficult chapters like this, to bring Him Glory. Kevin also discusses the work he and his wife have been able to do in the Middle East using aviation as a door opener to the Gospel. The Donaldsons continue to work on passing the baton to the next generation. Mission Minded Podcast: In Matthew 28:18​-20, we are commissioned by Christ to make disciples of all the nations. Living in light of this scriptural call can be challenging. Join the Mission Minded podcast and participate in discussions with mission-minded individuals that come from diverse backgrounds, working all over the world, to bring some of the challenges into the light. The ITEC team hosts special guests who tell stories, ask questions, and inspire us to use our God-given gifts to take the Gospel to our neighbors and the nations. Mission Minded Podcast is produced by ITEC. The goal of this podcast is to inspire conversations about Great Commission participation. The views, organizations, and individuals represented, interviewed, and discussed on the podcast do not necessarily represent an official position or formal partnerships with ITEC.

Cybersecurity has continued to be a trending topic in the Channel since the beginning of the pandemic. With heightened risks online from the increase in employee remote work, now more than ever, agents should be talking to customers about investing in security solutions. Join the TBI Talks Tech team as they sit down with Tech Guru and Security Architect, Jim Bowers, to discuss the security concerns that have come about this year and how TBI partners can transition into a conversation about cybersecurity solutions with their customers. Interested in booking a time to talk with Jim Bowers or another Tech Guru? Visit: https://bit.ly/3lNcMl8 

Jim Bowers is Security Architect for TBI, a Chicago-based telecommunications master agent. An authority in cybersecurity, Bowers has more than 20 years of in-depth security engineering knowledge gained in finance, healthcare, manufacturing and technology. His expertise ranges from architecting complete security infrastructure, to assessments for vulnerabilities, risk management to phishing training and simulation, DDOS mitigation, endpoint protection and Managed SOC.

Coach Jim Bowers discusses with us his transition from the corporate world to high school athletics; and the value he places on his relationship with the student athletes in his program.

Coach Bowers has coached wrestling since 1990. A D-1 wrestler himself at California State University Fullerton Coach Bowers has been igniting youth with his passion for the sport of wrestling at Corona High School for 21 years. Listen to his keys to success, and how he demands selflessness from all the wrestlers in his program.

In this episode, host Connor Craven discusses ransomware with Security Architect in the TBI Tech Gurus group Jim Bowers. The conversation covers the evolution of ransomware, how COVID-19 has ramped up attacks, popular targets of ransomware, who is most at risk, security best practices, and the future of ransomware.

In Episode 30 Jay Towers & Jim Bowers chat about the upcoming Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auction with Stephen Lane from Prop Store of London. This is the expanded unedited full version of the Facebook Live from October 25, 2020 and the guys unearth some exciting details about the Superman items in this years auction with Stephen. What makes that Superman IV costume so unique? How many Fortress of Solitude crystals are left? Nuclear Man and his many costumes and so much more. It's one thing to see the catalog or watch the auction, but this is the podcast that gives all your favorite Superman film props a true deep dive. These are the stories you didn't hear on the video broadcast.

Jay Towers & Jim Bowers are together in Detroit and doing something fans have been asking for! Audio commentary of the 188 minute “Superman: The Movie Extended Cut released in 2017. Originally aired as a two-night Broadcast TV Premiere on ABC in 1982, fans were shocked to see a much longer version of the film they watched on the big screen in 1978. This very special Caped Wonder Superman Podcast Commentary puts you in the screening room with Super Fan Jay Towers and CapedWonder.com’s Jim Bowers. This version allows you to start Superman: The Movie Extended Cut from a Blue-ray disc or streaming service like amazon or xfinity, and watch with Jay & Jim in real time. Once you hear Jay say “and start” go ahead and hit play on the film and enjoy all of those the behind the scenes secrets. If you are looking to just listen to the commentary in your car or headphones, but can’t watch the film, we suggest downloading our “In Your Car Version” so you can also hear some of the film playing.

Jay Towers & Jim Bowers are together in Detroit and doing something fans have been asking for! Audio commentary of the 188 minute “Superman: The Movie Extended Cut released in 2017. Originally aired as a two-night Broadcast TV Premiere on ABC in 1982, fans were shocked to see a much longer version of the film they watched on the big screen in 1978. This very special Caped Wonder Superman Podcast Commentary puts you in the screening room with Super Fan Jay Towers and CapedWonder.com’s Jim Bowers. This "In Your Car" version allows you to hear Jay, Jim, and some of the film! This version is perfect for listening when you can’t watch the film simultaneously, but want to hear all of the behind the scenes secrets. If you are looking to listen to the commentary while watching the film, we suggest downloading our “Just Jay & Jim” version and follows the instructions.

In Episode 24, Jay Towers and Jim Bowers reunite 9 Girl Scouts from Superman: The Movie. These are the scouts who should have never been hiking during an earthquake. Cut from the 1978 theatrical cut, these ladies had the shock of their lives, when they showed up on the ABC-TV two night event in 1982. Now widely available in the Superman The Movie: Extended Cut, these Girl Scouts can be seen once again, and are all grown up with a SUPER story to tell.

Jimbo Pap's members don't wear rhinestoned Nudie suits like the Flying Burrito Brothers did, or like so many of their current peers continue to — in fact, they declare that right away, in the first verse of their debut LP’s first track— but they do represent a modern, updated version of their city's roots-rock legacy. This is a band that makes honest, relatable music about heartaches, tough breaks and city life with coed vocals and a wry sense of humor that doesn’t strain to be overly clever. In 2019 there’s nothing new about the alchemy of country and rock music, but the devil—as always— is in the details: the way musical artists transfuse these elements is what yields distinction within what we usually refer to as Americana music. It Can Always Get Worse straddles borders, nodding to some decidedly old-school influences while still living in a semi-modern, rock-influenced world.

On this episode we are joined by Mr. JimmyB to discuss important topics such as street food, our favorite concerts, our perfect groundhogs day, and create our own theme park.

On this Episode JimmyB joins the guys again. This time his levels are better, but still... STAY ON THE MIC JIMMY!!! We talk about pets, soundtracks, non Star Trek Sc-Fi, and create a supergroup using only members of bands relevant on MTV in the 90s.

Date preached: 2018.11.18

Motor City Comic Con Weekend! Jay Towers and Jim Bowers are together in Detroit with a 1 hour interview with Superman and Superman II actress Sarah Douglas. Is Ursa ready for Detroit?

Jay Towers and Jim Bowers discuss the 40th Anniversary of Superman the movie, the recent 4k release of the film, listen into the never before heard rare Interview of Christopher Reeve on set and discuss where the production of the film was this week in 1977!

Our buddy, Jim Bowers, joins us this episode to talk boutique brands, brains, hot tubs, lyric writing, and more. We give our hot take on the patch cables and cut to length DC cables sent to us from 3 Monkeys.   We are also running a contest with Fat Foot Effects. One lucky winner will receive a limited edition drive/ boost pedal! Repost this image on instagram, hashtag #fatjerksgwy, follow Fat Foot Effects and The Tone Jerks on instagram, and tag 2 friends! Contest runs from September 25th to October 27th and the winner will be announced on October 30th! Good luck!!!   You can help support the show on our Patreon for as little as $1 a month! Double down to bump it to $2 a month and you'll get an extra episode every week!   Join the fun on our Facebook group!   We have shirts available at The Jerk Store!   Music by Plane Without a Pilot (duh)   Hosted by Brian Gower & Kyle McIntyre

Comic Book Central at the 40th anniversary of the Superman Celebration! I’m joined by Krypton stars Blake Ritson and Shaun Sipos, Superman: The Movie’s Aaron Smolinski, official Metropolis Superman Josh Boultinghouse, authors Michael Eury and Daniel Peretti, artist Jon Pinto, Caped Wonder’s Jim Bowers, Steve Younis from the Superman Homepage, and Sam Rizzo from the […]

Comic Book Central at the 40th anniversary of the Superman Celebration! I’m joined by Krypton stars Blake Ritson and Shaun Sipos, Superman: The Movie’s Aaron Smolinski, official Metropolis Superman Josh Boultinghouse, authors Michael Eury and Daniel Peretti, artist Jon Pinto, Caped Wonder’s Jim Bowers, Steve Younis from the Superman Homepage, and Sam Rizzo from the […]

In April 2001 the Peruvian Air Force mistakenly shot down a small passenger plane as it flew over the Amazon jungle. The Peruvians believed the aircraft was carrying drugs. Onboard was a group of American missionaries. Mike Lanchin spoke to Jim Bowers, who survived the crash, but whose wife and baby daughter were killed.Photo: The missionary plane shot down by the Peruvian Air Force lies in shallow waters of the Amazon River. (Photo by Newsmakers)

In April 2001 the Peruvian Air Force mistakenly shot down a small passenger plane as it flew over the Amazon jungle. The Peruvians believed the aircraft was carrying drugs. Onboard was a group of American missionaries. Mike Lanchin spoke to Jim Bowers, who survived the crash, but whose wife and baby daughter were killed. Photo: The missionary plane shot down by the Peruvian Air Force lies in shallow waters of the Amazon River. (Photo by Newsmakers)

In today's episode of Burncast we go to San Francisco's Heat the Street Faire Decompression and speak to Jim Bowers the force behind this year's Burning Dragon project. He's also the artist behind other playa art such as the "Eyes of Gawd" and the "Terrasphere." Also in today's show, we discover how some burner freaks got their playa names. Recorded October 8, 2006. Embedded photos by Gary Stevens.