Podcast appearances and mentions of john gholson

A presentation of The PAPER STREET Podcast, 'LATE TO THE PARTY' is a recurring program that brings filmmakers, friends, and entertainment industry pros on to discuss one of their major movie blind spots.  The guest chats with hosts Shawn Talley and Cameron Burns before watching the film, then reconvenes with them after having seen it to all share their thoughts on the movie and much more!​ This go-round, John Gholson — an actor, writer, cartoonist, comedian, and more, who you may have seen in films including ZERO CHARISMA, and Paper Street's own BLOOD RELATIVES — was late to the party on TOMBSTONE, but we're glad he made it!  The gents get into the popular western's endlessly recognizable cast, its historical accuracy, the conflicting behind-the-scenes drama of the production, and of course, the memorable performance by Val Kilmer, whose recent passing pushed this episode to the front of the line.  If you've seen the 1993 film TOMBSTONE, check out this tangent-filled conversation.  And if you haven't, you're late to the party, but that's okay; we'll still be here when you get to it! For show notes and additional links to our guests on this and all previous episodes, please visit paperstreetpodcast.com.

At last! You hear him announce our hosts each and every week, but finally, friend of the show John Gholson sits down to talk to us about…all sorts of things! You never know what you're going to expect with The Stage Select, and this episode has everything from the woes of becoming a full-time actor, cold poutine, and Justin's incredible restraint when it comes to the Shasta McNasty button!00:00 Introduction, announcements08:07 Getting to know John Gholson30:45 What John's been playing (Avowed, Star Trek Legends, Balatro, Vampire: The Masquerade visual novels)01:03:55 Julian's crazy week, remembering retail hell01:38:33 Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii01:52:33 5 questions with John Gholson02:10:39 The closing of Monolith02:38:21 CQC: Comments, Questions, ConcernsGo check out Soundtracker on Patreon and support them if youcan! https://www.patreon.com/c/soundtracker/postsTheme song and interstitial music by Megan McDuffee: https://meganmcduffee.comLogo and artwork by John GholsonAnnouncer: John GholsonJoin our Discord, learn about how you can support the show, and more: https://linktr.ee/TheStageSelectEmail: thestageselectpod@gmail.comCopyright 2024 Space Monkey Mafia Productions

DIGITAL NOISE EPISODE 347: …FEATURING JOHN GHOLSON If John becomes a big star, what are we gonna do? Gotta retitle the podcast. Sorry Wright, it might be confusing to fans for the eps you're on. This week John and Chris look at two battles against the gods upgraded to 4k, two french crime films from… Read More »Digital Noise Episode 347: …Featuring John Gholson

DIGITAL NOISE EPISODE 347: …FEATURING JOHN GHOLSON If John becomes a big star, what are we gonna do? Gotta retitle the podcast. Sorry Wright, it might be confusing to fans for the eps you're on. This week John and Chris look at two battles against the gods upgraded to 4k, two french crime films from… Read More »Digital Noise Episode 347: …Featuring John Gholson

They have yet to join the MCU in an official capacity, but the Fantastic Four has already received four movie adaptations! One you've probably never seen, two you've probably forgotten about, and the infamous 2015 version that everyone seems to hate. Except for one man:  my guest John @Gholson: writer, artist, actor, and comic book mega-nerd.   Thanks for listening to Overhated! There are 100+ more episodes at patreon.com/scottEweinberg. Subscribe to hear them all now! Check out the list of episodes here: bit.ly/3WZiLFk. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, etc.    Overhated is now proudly sponsored by those Effin' Birds.com, the award-winning comic strip by Aaron Reynolds.  

One of the briefest and strangest sublabels in Full Moon's history, Filmonsters was trying to capitalize on a very specific niche, namely the success of the GOOSEBUMPS TV series and it's subsequent VHS spin-offs. These two family-friendly riffs on classic Universal Monsters were intended to be part of a longer series, but petered out after only two simultaneously-released entries. Actor, writer, and artist John Gholson joins us to discuss this weird footnote and share his love of Frankenstein tales.  Hosted by Jarrod Hornbeck and Steve Guntli  Theme song by Kyle Hornbeck  Logo by Doug McCambridge  Email: puppetmasterscastlefreaks@gmail.com Instagram/Threads: @puppetmasters_castlefreaks  YouTube: @PuppetMastersCastleFreaks  Next week's episode: Eliminators 

My interview with Drew Edwards, the creator and writer behind the comic series Halloween Man here to promote The Entropy: Chapter 1 coming October 18th. Original theme music The City Above composed by Tim Roven on www.tabletopaudio.com. All rights reserved to Drew Edwards, Jason Wilson, John Gholson, April Guadiana, and Global Comix. - Halloween Man Global Comix Link: https://globalcomix.com/c/halloween-man - Drew Edwards Socials: IG - @drew_halloween // X - @halloweenmancom - Collaborators Socials: Jason Wilson: IG - @thepixelkd John Gholson: IG - @gholson April Guadiana: IG - @black_regent Global Comicx: IG & X - @globalcomix - *ko-fi.com/solonerdbird0640* Enjoy the content from the Solo Nerd Bird Podcast? If so, please consider supporting the show so we can continue conducting interviews in and out of the studio. - - - Socials: IG: solonerdbirdpodcast Threads: solonerdbirdpodcast X: solonerdbirdpod FB: solonerdbirdpod Tumblr: solonerdbird YouTube: Solo Nerd Bird Twitch: solo_nerd_bird Email: solonerdbird@gmail.com

 Welcome back to Nerds Without Pants! Friend of the show John Gholson returns after a very long absence to talk about games we wish we could play again for the first time. It’s a fun topic with lots of asides and trips down memory lane. We also talk some Fire Emblem, Like a Dragon, and PSVR 2, plus much more! 00:00 – 10:57 Girls on Film 11:06 – 1:43:40 STAGE SELECT: Games we wish we could play again for the first time 1:43:53 – 3:52:30 CONSUMPTION JUNCTION: John’s making movies, Midnight Suns, Fire Emblem Awakening, Fire Emblem Engage, Like a Dragon Ishin!, Theatrhythm Final Bar Line, PSVR 2 3:53:07 – 4:05:44 VIDEO GAME CAGE MATCH: Dr. Muto vs Vexx 4:05:53 – 4:14:26 Outro If you have money to spare, please consider pitching in to Megan McDuffee’s Gofundme for her next music video here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-with-a-pole-dance-music-video-dream?qid=ff36a8c52d790d4e6c5dda0781ff6fc7   NEXT EPISODE: STAGE SELECT: What are some good ideas in video games that went wrong and should be tried again? VIDEO GAME CAGE MATCH: Plants vs Zombies VS Scott Pilgrim vs The World SUBMIT YOUR COMMENTS BY 7:30 CENTRAL ON 3/10 TO BE ON THE SHOW! Twitter: @NWPcast Email: NWPcast@gmail.com Our theme song “Relax” and interstitial tracks “To the Maxx” and “Moody Grooves” are written and performed by Megan McDuffee.  

Good day, eh? This week Brian is joined by artist/actor/cartoonist John Gholson to discuss the most beer-bellied, donutty Canadian comedy of all time: Strange Brew. This episode is cooler than a new bottle of Molsons.

THE TIME HAS COME AT LAST! Chex Quest. Chrono Cross. A 16-foot-tall steel cage. Who will emerge as the first ever Nerds Without Pants Video Game Cage Match champion? The listeners decided. Now you need to listen to find out. We’re joined by Mike Fallek and John Gholson in their first ever meeting on NWP to help with the proceedings! 00:00 – 4:16:12 Intro: Are you the cops? CONSUMPTION JUNCTION: Chinatown Detective Agency, The Batman, Cyberpunk 2077, Judgment, Mass Effect 2, problems with Gamepass, and much, much more! 4:16:48 – 5:03:45 VIDEO GAME CAGE MATCH TITLE BOUT: Chex Quest vs Chrono Cross 5:03:53 – 5:17:22 Outro NEXT EPISODE: STAGE SELECT RETURNS WITH A LISTENER AMA! Please answer the following questions: How are you doing?  What are some YouTube recommendations?  In a fight to the death with someone your size and build you have the choice of a 6 inch knife or an aluminum bat. Which weapon do you choose, knowing that the one you don’t pick goes to your opponent?  What do you smell like (or think you smell like)?  We’re going to McDonald’s; what do ya want?  What’s YOUR idea for a Stage Select?  What video game fan fiction would you write (if you did)? VIDEO GAME CAGE MATCH TITLE BOUT: Quest 64 vs (REDACTED) SUBMIT YOUR COMMENTS BY 8:30 CENTRAL ON 5/20! Twitter: @NWPcast Email: NWPcast@gmail.com Our theme song “Relax” and interstitial tracks “To the Maxx” and “Moody Grooves” are written and performed by Megan McDuffee.  

Writer, actor and illustrator John Gholson joins us to talk superior horror sequels, muck men, scary rabbits, and extremely serious childhood trauma.  Timestamps: The Exorcist- 00:03:50 Bride of Frankenstein- 00:35:18 Creepshow- 01:14:44    

DIGITAL NOISE EPISODE 292: THE SEDUCTION OF JOHN GHOLSON John and Chris get all the home releases to talk about and this week's they are going for a double-dip of classic Alan Alda, a goofy 80s horror gem that was new to both of them, Charles Bronson defending his watermelons, one of the best 70s… Read More »Digital Noise Episode 292: The Seduction of John Gholson

DIGITAL NOISE EPISODE 292: THE SEDUCTION OF JOHN GHOLSON John and Chris get all the home releases to talk about and this week's they are going for a double-dip of classic Alan Alda, a goofy 80s horror gem that was new to both of them, Charles Bronson defending his watermelons, one of the best 70s… Read More »Digital Noise Episode 292: The Seduction of John Gholson

Comedian/film critic John Gholson joins us! We talk about Independence Day being the first 24 hour movie, why there isn’t as much nostalgia about Independence Day, and we see Will Smith actually do things! Review us on Apple Podcasts! We like our show and we'd like other people to like it, too!Social Media:Twitter: @ID4Minutes Instagram: @ID4MinutesFacebook: ID4 Minutes

Q and John talk creativity with Nathan Walker of All the Pretty Colors and the challenge of describing your creative skillset when your skillset is wide. "Any creative person could create in any style in anyway, its just - do you choose to do that or not?...Where do you invest your time and your creativity?" Their conversations includes discussing illustrations, murals, best tools to use, and the various types of creative styles. Throughout season 2 of our But Why? Podcast, Q Manning and John Gholson bring design leaders into the studio to ask, "But why does design matter?"

In this episode, Q and John chat with Kyle Fiedler, Chief Design Officer at ThoughtBot, and discuss how design seems to mean something different to everyone. Is it just making things pretty? What does design mean in a "design sprint"? Check out the episode for more and hear Kyle's humanistic and philosophical answers to the infamous 5 Whys!Throughout season 2 of our But Why? Podcast, Q Manning and John Gholson bring design leaders into the studio to ask, "But why does design matter?"

On the second season of our But Why? Podcast, Q Manning and John Gholson bring design leaders into the studio to ask, "But why does design matter?"In Episode 1, we speak with the President/Founder of Voltage Control, Douglas Ferguson, about his book Beyond the Prototype, his philosophy on design, and have some fun grilling him with the infamous 5 Whys!

The gang plus special guest John Gholson talk about the 2018 hit game, Red Dead Redemption 2.

John Gholson returns to discuss all things Swamp Thing! He talks about the time he went disastrously viral, his affinity for comics, and more. Also, we talk a bit about Joker and monster flicks in general. Get exclusive new episodes on our Patreon! This month, we're talking Twilight, so strap in, Ed(ward)-heads. Also, don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts.

Inning Eight, The Bad News Bears is a 1976 American sports comedy film directed by Michael Ritchie. It stars Walter Matthau and Tatum O'Neal. The film was followed by two sequels, The Bad News Bears in Breaking Training in 1977 and The Bad News Bears Go to Japan in 1978, a short-lived 1979–80 CBS television series, and a 2005 remake. David Tejas Rodriguez is the singer for The Casualties, The Krum Bums, and Starving Wolves. John Gholson is an actor and comic book artist. He is the writer and director of UNNAMED CORPORATE SPONSOR PRESENTS VOYAGE TO THE CENTER OF THE MIDDLE, which plays June 20 & 27 at Fallout Theater in Austin.

We've changed our name purely for marketing reasons! Also, movie journalist, sketch writer, and all around cool guy, John Gholson joins the boy to introduce them to Paul Walker's 2006 classic. Spoilers: It's not Eight Below. Rate, review, and subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts! Also visit us on Youtube and donate to our Patreon!

In this episode we talk with Head of Ideation, John Gholson to discuss the importance of Ideation in the development of a project as well as the interesting names for his domestic felines.We'll be publishing our podcasts bi-weekly to explore the why behind our process, technology choices and some other abstracts to get to know the functional, creative and technical teams at Rocksauce Studios. If you want to learn more about Rocksauce Studios contact us today!

This week Chris and John take on all the latest Blu-Ray and DVD releases, taking on classics and craptastics alike. Tune in to hear the madness and all our recommendations.        

Chris is joined by a newcomer to Oneofus.net, but not a newcomer to film criticism, John Gholson, and a fine pair they make indeed. Together they take on some strange, trashy, and in some cases, kinda awesome, blu-ray and dvd releases.                  

This episode is nothing but spoiler talk regarding The Force Awakens, with John Gholson and Moisés reflecting on what they absorbed having just seen the film at an early critics' screening, prior to its public opening.

Without spoiling The Force Awakens, John Gholson joins Moisés to reminisce about the rise, fall, and potential “re-awakening” of Star Wars fandom. From childhood to anticipation of the new movie, what triggers your Star Wars sense memory? Pictured above, John Gholson, age 5. In our next episode, we will dig into spoilers for The Force Awakens. In addition to holding publication until public screenings start Thursday night, it’ll carry warnings (and no spoilers in its show notes).

Mad Max: Fury Road and Pitch Perfect 2 are both out this weekend, and since we're nothing if not topical, we're covering both because they make an excellent double feature. First up, special guest co-host John Gholson will review Fury Road without spoilers, while placing it within the larger context of the Mad Max Universe and explaining why we should feel free to buy into the hype. Then, he and I will discuss the issue of the dearth of Black Widow action figures and why we can't be too quick to call the toymakers evil. For the grand finale, Pitch Perfect and Pitch Perfect 2 screenwriter Kay Cannon joins us to explain what's inherently funny about placing two naked people into a scene about joining a collegiate club and to talk about how her experiences on 30 Rock helped pave the way for writing feature films.

This week on Mousterpiece Cinema, Josh and Gabe are suiting up with their best scientific superpowers to fight head-on about the new film from Walt Disney Animation Studios, Big Hero 6. This collaboration between Disney and Marvel (though the latter's involvement is fairly hidden to the regular viewer) may be garnering general acclaim from audiences and critics, but we are divided on today's show. Josh and Gabe are joined by John Gholson of Movies.com, Gutters and Panels, and the Giant Size podcast, and you might be surprised to find out which way he leans. (And, for that matter, where Josh and Gabe land on the film.) Is this film too derivative of other animated films and TV shows? Does its deliberate mixing of Asian and American cultural landmarks work in its favor? And should we rename this podcast to My Life as a Dog: The Gabe Bucsko Story? Find out in today's new show!

Hello there! This week we are once again joined by the talented John Gholson to talk about some games, comics, and absolutely nothing controversial at all. Except for Gamer Gate. And the ESRB. Yeah, this one is gonna be divisive… CONSUMPTION JUNCTION 2:15 John’s recent doings; Spider-Man Unlimited iOS; free-to-play games 12:02 Digital comics; the future of digital readers; John’s choice words for Patrick about Aqua Man 28:42 Patrick plays Sports Friends; Riot Fest; Patrick asks for purchasing advice for Destiny 40:20 John talks about growing up geek in East Texas 46:48 All about the dreaded #GamerGate   1:22:08 TOPIC: The ESRB 1:29:38 Is the ratings system effective; the difference in descriptors between games and movies 1:33:35 The lack of education for game ratings; finding the right compromise for young gamers 1:43:30 Some of the flaws in the ESRB 1:50:45 Remembering GTA San Andreas Hot Coffee 2:01:10 Looking into possible improvements in parental controls FEATURED MUSIC: The Pretty Reckless- Heaven Knows Danny Elfman- The Little Things Poets of the Fall- War Poe- Not a Virgin  

Hello there! This week we are once again joined by the talented John Gholson to talk about some games, comics, and absolutely nothing controversial at all. Except for Gamer Gate. And the ESRB. Yeah, this one is gonna be divisive… CONSUMPTION JUNCTION 2:15 John’s recent doings; Spider-Man Unlimited iOS; free-to-play games 12:02 Digital comics; the future of digital readers; John’s choice words for Patrick about Aqua Man 28:42 Patrick plays Sports Friends; Riot Fest; Patrick asks for purchasing advice for Destiny 40:20 John talks about growing up geek in East Texas 46:48 All about the dreaded #GamerGate   1:22:08 TOPIC: The ESRB 1:29:38 Is the ratings system effective; the difference in descriptors between games and movies 1:33:35 The lack of education for game ratings; finding the right compromise for young gamers 1:43:30 Some of the flaws in the ESRB 1:50:45 Remembering GTA San Andreas Hot Coffee 2:01:10 Looking into possible improvements in parental controls FEATURED MUSIC: The Pretty Reckless- Heaven Knows Danny Elfman- The Little Things Poets of the Fall- War Poe- Not a Virgin  

Eric Vespe and John Gholson discuss Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters II, as well as the various canonical and non-canonical offshoots, spinoffs, and wholly unconnected diaspora connected to them: video games, toys, and even Ecto Cooler.

Howard the Duck co-creator Val Mayerik joins Moisés and Giant Size co-host John Gholson to talk about his past life as an actor, specifically in 1977 grindhouse Z-movie The Demon Lover. They discuss the infamous Demon Lover Diary, Z-movie auteur Donald G Jackson, and making things for the love of making them.

"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" directed by Jonathan Liebesman is out in theaters and Top 5 Film felt it necessary to discuss, not only this new reboot of a beloved franchise, but all things Turtles. Joining Top 5 in Ep.79 is returning guest and film critic John Gholson who is currently doing some outstanding work with his Stripped reviews over at Movies.com. Our Top 5 lists in Ep.79 focus on our favorite characters from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles brand including comics, cartoons, toys, and of course movies.

They said we’d never make it! They said we’d fail after a couple episodes! They said we wouldn’t survive, and yet here we stand, defiant! Okay, maybe nobody ever said that, but I sure as shootin’ didn’t expect to be posting the 50th episode of Nerds Without Pants! We do things in style with the biggest assembly of pantsless nerds yet. Fan favorites Erika Szabo and John Gholson join us to celebrate this huge milestone.     1:34 Quarter bins and John’s insanely huge comic collection  5:30 Erika talks her new day job; John and Julian wax nostalgic about indie video game retail  18:80 Erika updates us on the amazing things she’s been up to since her last appearance  25:00 Convention virgin Julian consults Erika, John, and Patrick about what to expect at PAX South  40:45 Patrick actually hasn’t played FIFA this time, and talks about “books”  46:30 Julian has hope that his crazy Final Fight movie could actually be made. Statham Sighting™!  48: 50 Angelo finally saw The Lego Movie and is getting some surprising swag from his wife  1:05:00 Julian’s retro dive into the PS One; Angelo watches bad games on YouTube; that MK remake; Johns N64 wrestling habit  1:18:00  That Destiny beta, tho  1:39:00 The myth of the 17th Colossus; John’s comic book-style movie reviews FEATURED MUSIC Stan Bush- Dare Mega Man 2- Dr. Wily’s Castle (melancholy mix) Tenacious D- Tribute The Blast Processors f/Erika Szabo- The Cool Spot    

They said we’d never make it! They said we’d fail after a couple episodes! They said we wouldn’t survive, and yet here we stand, defiant! Okay, maybe nobody ever said that, but I sure as shootin’ didn’t expect to be posting the 50th episode of Nerds Without Pants! We do things in style with the biggest assembly of pantsless nerds yet. Fan favorites Erika Szabo and John Gholson join us to celebrate this huge milestone.     1:34 Quarter bins and John’s insanely huge comic collection  5:30 Erika talks her new day job; John and Julian wax nostalgic about indie video game retail  18:80 Erika updates us on the amazing things she’s been up to since her last appearance  25:00 Convention virgin Julian consults Erika, John, and Patrick about what to expect at PAX South  40:45 Patrick actually hasn’t played FIFA this time, and talks about “books”  46:30 Julian has hope that his crazy Final Fight movie could actually be made. Statham Sighting™!  48: 50 Angelo finally saw The Lego Movie and is getting some surprising swag from his wife  1:05:00 Julian’s retro dive into the PS One; Angelo watches bad games on YouTube; that MK remake; Johns N64 wrestling habit  1:18:00  That Destiny beta, tho  1:39:00 The myth of the 17th Colossus; John’s comic book-style movie reviews FEATURED MUSIC Stan Bush- Dare Mega Man 2- Dr. Wily’s Castle (melancholy mix) Tenacious D- Tribute The Blast Processors f/Erika Szabo- The Cool Spot    

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. ARE YOU READY TO PODCAAAAAAST? Well, good, because Patrick and Julian are joined by JD and fan favorite John Gholson to talk about some rasslin'. It might not be everyone's cup of tea, but if you aren't a wrestling fan this episode of Nerds Without Pants just might help you understand why some of us are. We open with some brief talk about how we got into this silly show, but the first segment is pretty much dedicated to Wrestlemania XXX, which everyone agrees was a pretty fantastic event. Hear about Stone Cold Steve Austin's problems with Trader Joe's. Decide for yourself if Antonio Cesaro is a human or a Super Saiyan. Find out the shocking truth about what the Undertaker does when he's not in the ring! We wrap up with some discussion on wrestling video games because, hey, we're a video game podcast! John has a soft spot for WWF No Mercy, Julian defends WWF Attitude, and JD has fun with his create a wrestler modes. Patrick is too much of a poet to get down and dirty in the squared circle, but he's had his moments with wrestling, as well. We hope you enjoy this episode, and don't forget that you can purchase Zero Charisma, a film featuring the one and only Mr. Gholson, on DVD now. (Seriously, go and buy that. It's really good!) FEATURED MUSIC: Whatever (Chris Benoit) Live in Fear (Bray Wyatt) Rest in Peace (The Undertaker) Unstable (The Ultimate Warrior)

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. ARE YOU READY TO PODCAAAAAAST? Well, good, because Patrick and Julian are joined by JD and fan favorite John Gholson to talk about some rasslin'. It might not be everyone's cup of tea, but if you aren't a wrestling fan this episode of Nerds Without Pants just might help you understand why some of us are. We open with some brief talk about how we got into this silly show, but the first segment is pretty much dedicated to Wrestlemania XXX, which everyone agrees was a pretty fantastic event. Hear about Stone Cold Steve Austin's problems with Trader Joe's. Decide for yourself if Antonio Cesaro is a human or a Super Saiyan. Find out the shocking truth about what the Undertaker does when he's not in the ring! We wrap up with some discussion on wrestling video games because, hey, we're a video game podcast! John has a soft spot for WWF No Mercy, Julian defends WWF Attitude, and JD has fun with his create a wrestler modes. Patrick is too much of a poet to get down and dirty in the squared circle, but he's had his moments with wrestling, as well. We hope you enjoy this episode, and don't forget that you can purchase Zero Charisma, a film featuring the one and only Mr. Gholson, on DVD now. (Seriously, go and buy that. It's really good!) FEATURED MUSIC: Whatever (Chris Benoit) Live in Fear (Bray Wyatt) Rest in Peace (The Undertaker) Unstable (The Ultimate Warrior)

Well, we're a bit late thanks to technical difficulties and busy schedules, but the Nerds Without Pants are back with another special format. Once again there is no time for the media we've been consuming, as we are joined by fan favorite John Gholson to talk all things comic books. We begin by talking about the actual printed editions themselves. Everyone has their tale to tell about how they caught the comic book bug, with the exception of Angelo who explains how comics were just never his bag. We talk about first issues, traumatic content, the healing powers of comic books, and more before giving Angelo (and you listeners) a few recommendations. In the second half of the show, we talk about some of the best and worst games that are based on comic books. We take things by time periods: The Golden Age (1977-1994), The Silver Age (1995-2004) and The Modern Age (2005-2013). John has a triumphant story about The Silver Surver for NES, Julian waxes nostalgic for the arcade brawlers, Angelo has a little bit of trivia about Spider-Man: Maximum Carnage, and Patrick has a crush on Oracle. Next time, it's all Consumption Junction and plenty of PS4 talk. We hope you enjoy, and give us comic book suggestions in the comments! FEATURED MUSIC: Hans Zimmer- Aggressive Expansion (The Dark Knight) Sparks- This Town Ain't Big Enough For The Both Of Us (Kick Ass) Alan Silvestri- The Avengers (The Avengers)

Well, we're a bit late thanks to technical difficulties and busy schedules, but the Nerds Without Pants are back with another special format. Once again there is no time for the media we've been consuming, as we are joined by fan favorite John Gholson to talk all things comic books. We begin by talking about the actual printed editions themselves. Everyone has their tale to tell about how they caught the comic book bug, with the exception of Angelo who explains how comics were just never his bag. We talk about first issues, traumatic content, the healing powers of comic books, and more before giving Angelo (and you listeners) a few recommendations. In the second half of the show, we talk about some of the best and worst games that are based on comic books. We take things by time periods: The Golden Age (1977-1994), The Silver Age (1995-2004) and The Modern Age (2005-2013). John has a triumphant story about The Silver Surver for NES, Julian waxes nostalgic for the arcade brawlers, Angelo has a little bit of trivia about Spider-Man: Maximum Carnage, and Patrick has a crush on Oracle. Next time, it's all Consumption Junction and plenty of PS4 talk. We hope you enjoy, and give us comic book suggestions in the comments! FEATURED MUSIC: Hans Zimmer- Aggressive Expansion (The Dark Knight) Sparks- This Town Ain't Big Enough For The Both Of Us (Kick Ass) Alan Silvestri- The Avengers (The Avengers)

On this special episode of the Fancast movies podcast, Erik Davis and Sean O'Connell are joined by Marvel expert John Gholson (@gholson) to dissect the monster news that Disney/Marvel have teamed with Netflix on four new live-action solo superhero shows and then one Avengers-like mini-series called The Defenders. What should you expect and when? The guys have all your answers. You can also subscribe to this podcast on iTunes here --> https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/fancast-a-movies-podcast/id688929983

On this special roundtable podcast, Erik Davis and Sean O'Connell are joined by comics expert John Gholson to dissect this week's big news that Ben Affleck is going to play Batman in the Man of Steel sequel due out in 2015. Good idea? Bad idea? We weigh in with our thoughts.

Hi there. We're all nerds and geeks here, right? We're passionate about our hobbies, but why does that passion so often turn to rage and complaining? Can't we all just have fun and enjoy each other's thoughts and company? Well, this week on Nerds Without Pants we're joined by a couple excellent guests to talk about just that. Enjoy the beautiful voices and even-handed opinions of Erika Szabo and John Gholson! We kick things off with introductions. Erika is becoming a force to be reckoned with in the realm of games and tech writing. John has started a new comics blog, acted in a movie, and been on VH1 since last we heard from him. After that we move into Consumption Junction. We talk about Iron Man 3, comic book back issues, Fire Emblem, anime, and the proper language needed when reviewing vibrators. Yes, you read that right. Then, we go deep on the echo chamber of nerd rage that can be found on the internet. Sexism comes up a lot, as it's been a hot button issue in the games sector recently. From the Dragon's Crown art kerfluffle to Iron Man 3 ruining people's lives, the crew tries to preach a message of tolerance and positivity. Simply put, why so serious, gamers? This is a very different episode of Nerds Without Pants, and you're really in for a treat. Let us know your feelings on nerd rage in the comments below. Also, give some love to Erika, who we would really like to have back on the show very soon. Possibly forever. And ever. And ever. FEATURED MUSIC: Bobby McFerrin- Don't Worry, Be Happy Brian Tyler-Can You Dig It (Iron Man 3 Main Titles) Matthew Wilder- Break My Stride Robbie Rob- In Time (Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure soundtrack)

Hi there. We're all nerds and geeks here, right? We're passionate about our hobbies, but why does that passion so often turn to rage and complaining? Can't we all just have fun and enjoy each other's thoughts and company? Well, this week on Nerds Without Pants we're joined by a couple excellent guests to talk about just that. Enjoy the beautiful voices and even-handed opinions of Erika Szabo and John Gholson! We kick things off with introductions. Erika is becoming a force to be reckoned with in the realm of games and tech writing. John has started a new comics blog, acted in a movie, and been on VH1 since last we heard from him. After that we move into Consumption Junction. We talk about Iron Man 3, comic book back issues, Fire Emblem, anime, and the proper language needed when reviewing vibrators. Yes, you read that right. Then, we go deep on the echo chamber of nerd rage that can be found on the internet. Sexism comes up a lot, as it's been a hot button issue in the games sector recently. From the Dragon's Crown art kerfluffle to Iron Man 3 ruining people's lives, the crew tries to preach a message of tolerance and positivity. Simply put, why so serious, gamers? This is a very different episode of Nerds Without Pants, and you're really in for a treat. Let us know your feelings on nerd rage in the comments below. Also, give some love to Erika, who we would really like to have back on the show very soon. Possibly forever. And ever. And ever. FEATURED MUSIC: Bobby McFerrin- Don't Worry, Be Happy Brian Tyler-Can You Dig It (Iron Man 3 Main Titles) Matthew Wilder- Break My Stride Robbie Rob- In Time (Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure soundtrack)

Get ready to Hulk out: on the heels of an early 2013 rumor that Marvel Studios plans to tackle Planet Hulk and World War Hulk, John Gholson joins Moisés to look at great ways to jump into the Jade Giant. From Peter David and Bill Mantlo to Harlan Ellison, John Byrne, and Greg Pak, there's a varied assortment of great Gamma-infused stories to read. Note: the audio quality is atypically bad thanks to Skype. It gets better through the show's run.

SPOILERS ABOUND! Moisés welcomes his pal John Gholson, who writes GuttersAndPanels.com and also contributes to Movies.com as a film columnist. They discuss implications of and reactions to Dan Slott's recently-released Amazing Spider-Man #698.

Welcome to NWP at the Movies! This week, the pantsless ones are joined by film critic, actor, artist, and all around good dude, John Gholson. Movies are the topic of the day, but as always we begin with what we’ve been playing and listener mail. This week, we talk about Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater HD, Patrick’s intro to iOS games, XCOM, and Julian’s existential gaming crisis. John attended the Fantastic Fest movie festival in Austin recently. This particular film fest focuses on quirky horror, action, and sci-fi movies, and John clues us in on Dredd, Cloud Atlas, and My Amityville Horror among others. We get deep into recent films as well, such as Argo and Seven Psycopaths, along with Rob’s recent trip to the Hamptons International Film Festival. We close out this episode talking about movies based on video games. Yeah, they all kind of suck, but there’s some fun to be had, as well. Enjoy Rob and John as they sit as polar opposites on nearly every movie! Thrill to Rob condemning Patrick and Julian’s favorite gaming flicks! Try not to fall asleep as we talk for far too long about the Resident Evil films! We hope you enjoyed this movie-centric episode. Join us in two weeks for our Halloween spectacular. Tell us your favorite scary games on our Facebook fan page and we’ll work them into the show. Featured Music: Hans Zimmer- Theme from The Critic Brendan Small- Jazz Fight Tomoyasu Hotei- Battle Without Honor or Humanity Utah Saints- Utah Saints Take on the Theme From Mortal Kombat

Welcome to NWP at the Movies! This week, the pantsless ones are joined by film critic, actor, artist, and all around good dude, John Gholson. Movies are the topic of the day, but as always we begin with what we’ve been playing and listener mail. This week, we talk about Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater HD, Patrick’s intro to iOS games, XCOM, and Julian’s existential gaming crisis. John attended the Fantastic Fest movie festival in Austin recently. This particular film fest focuses on quirky horror, action, and sci-fi movies, and John clues us in on Dredd, Cloud Atlas, and My Amityville Horror among others. We get deep into recent films as well, such as Argo and Seven Psycopaths, along with Rob’s recent trip to the Hamptons International Film Festival. We close out this episode talking about movies based on video games. Yeah, they all kind of suck, but there’s some fun to be had, as well. Enjoy Rob and John as they sit as polar opposites on nearly every movie! Thrill to Rob condemning Patrick and Julian’s favorite gaming flicks! Try not to fall asleep as we talk for far too long about the Resident Evil films! We hope you enjoyed this movie-centric episode. Join us in two weeks for our Halloween spectacular. Tell us your favorite scary games on our Facebook fan page and we’ll work them into the show. Featured Music: Hans Zimmer- Theme from The Critic Brendan Small- Jazz Fight Tomoyasu Hotei- Battle Without Honor or Humanity Utah Saints- Utah Saints Take on the Theme From Mortal Kombat

Various technical difficulties, internet ghosts, and Rob operating at 40% capacity can’t stop the Tri-Force crew from making their appointed podcast rounds. This week, we are joined by a very special guest—John Gholson from movies.com! He joins the rest of the crew for a veritable smorgasbord of sumptuous geekery. We also answer your questions, talk about what we’ve been playing, get into some movie discussion, and throw some comic book love your way. Rob kicks off the main topic of the show as we chat about all things digital. How does digital distribution affect game collectors and archivers? What happens to your digital purchases when their format is no longer supported? We also look at the benefits of going digital, especially when it comes to older games getting new releases and indie developers getting their games seen and played. Rob was running on fumes, but through the magic of technology and "special" medicine we brought him back. He sounds like he’s operating at 67% capacity! And if you didn’t hear a lot of Patrick this week it’s only because he was playing Diablo 3 the whole time. Probably. Oh, and if you want to enjoy more entertaining anecdotes from John, follow him on Twitter @gholson. He left you this special gift, sketched during the podcast:   Featured Music: Daft Punk-The Grid Within Temptation-Shot in the Dark

Various technical difficulties, internet ghosts, and Rob operating at 40% capacity can’t stop the Tri-Force crew from making their appointed podcast rounds. This week, we are joined by a very special guest—John Gholson from movies.com! He joins the rest of the crew for a veritable smorgasbord of sumptuous geekery. We also answer your questions, talk about what we’ve been playing, get into some movie discussion, and throw some comic book love your way. Rob kicks off the main topic of the show as we chat about all things digital. How does digital distribution affect game collectors and archivers? What happens to your digital purchases when their format is no longer supported? We also look at the benefits of going digital, especially when it comes to older games getting new releases and indie developers getting their games seen and played. Rob was running on fumes, but through the magic of technology and "special" medicine we brought him back. He sounds like he’s operating at 67% capacity! And if you didn’t hear a lot of Patrick this week it’s only because he was playing Diablo 3 the whole time. Probably. Oh, and if you want to enjoy more entertaining anecdotes from John, follow him on Twitter @gholson. He left you this special gift, sketched during the podcast:   Featured Music: Daft Punk-The Grid Within Temptation-Shot in the Dark

In our 32 episode Jonathan Chang and Trevor Schoenfeld welcome back film critic John Gholson for Movies.com and Horrors Not Dead to talk Disney's latest action adventure "John Carter" directed by Andrew Stanton. The group also discusses their Top 5 Scifi Heroes.

On our 14th episode Jonnie Chang and Trevor Schoenfeld welcome special guests Brian Kelley (writer and assistant editor for Gordon and the Whale) and John Gholson (writer for Cinematical) to talk the 2011 South by Southwest Film Festival.