Podcasts about jstebz

This week the guys of Podcast From Another Place have something a little different for you. Stevil and Dustin have DemiGod Rob on the line from the interior and guest subbing in for Drex this week is Stevil's wife and co-creator of The League of Manchildren, JStebz!! They get to talk about this being her first time through the series and her general impression of the series. Then our panel gets down to the business at hand, because, wow, what a pivotal episode! Ben Horne is shaken to his very foundation as the Great Northern is under deep scrutiny from the Sheriff's Department with their Killer Bob "Barometer" Mike and then Audrey finally confronts him about One Eyed Jacks! The most horrifying scene of the entire series concludes this episode and the guys and Jen are completely baffled that it was allowed to air on primetime television.... in the 90s! Also, Rob informs us of a separate scene filmed with Richard Beymer that everyone is DYING to see! Come back and join us is the Northwest Passage again, we've got neatly arranged donuts!

Michael and Jstebz are back with another episode of Mainly Mobile. On today's show, Michael is thoroughly engaged in Family Guy: Quest For Stuff and it's not just because of Star Trek. He's also been playing King of Maths, and swears that math is fun, but Jstebz is not having any of that.  Jstebz is still playing Danger Rabbit, but has been branching out with some new apps. She discovered she is too old for Yik Yak. Her ancient phone got an upgrade to Android Lollipop and she's cool with it.  The big news in mobile tech right now is the Apple Watch! Jstebz and Michael briefly discuss their opinions on wearable tech. Also, Meerkat released a beta app for Android, and Jstebz is excited about livestreaming. 

After almost a month Stevil and Matty return with a new Convicted Cinephiles. This week we explore that fun time in everyone's development as a human being, teen angst! With the help of guests Jstebz and our friend, a guest from our comic show Booked, Noah Dorsey, the panel breaks down four very different films. With stories ranging from Saturday detention to the outright murder of the popular clique in school, we have all bases covered. So alright, alright, alright, let's dig in! These are our Staff Picks of the week! Noah comes equipped with two picks for us this week. Proving it gets better and better with each viewing, it's really a no brainer why Big Hero 6 was the Academy Award winner for Best Animated. It's got a big heart, lovable characters and some really great action. Will this be the kick in the pants Matty needs to see it? Time will tell. For Noah's second pick he suggests a horror film from writer/director Eric England, Contracted, about a woman who thinks she's caught an STI but in actuality is some much worse. Noah features in the sequel, which will be released later this year. Matty's pick this week digs into one of his favorite genres, westerns, and features one of his favorite actors, Mads Mikkelsen, in The Salvation, a brutal tale of vengeance. A story that takes place in America, directed by a Danish director and filmed in South Africa, this is definitely an international collaboration that moves like a living painting. One of the best films of 2015 so far. When Stevil's away Jstebz will play...... with Netflix. Making the informed decision to watch Blackfish, Jen quickly put herself in a weeping, humanity hating stupor by watching this heartbreaking documentary about killer whales in captivity. How did she combat the tears and horrible feelings that washes over her from this eye opening film? By heading to the Valley with Alicia Silverstone and a young and handsome Paul Rudd in Amy Heckerling's Clueless. It has to be stated how Heckerling had a finger on the pulse of high school comedy in two separate decades, the 80s and 90s. Stevil's pick was a really surprise hit for him. From writer/director Riley Stearns and starring his wife, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, and Leland Orser, Faults is a movie that will leave your brain twisted. Following a disgraced cult deprogrammer who is hired by a couple who wants him to save their daughter from a cult called Faults. When he starts to try to get in her head and make sense of everything she starts to push back into his psyche. A very cool movie with an incredible twist.   For the main subject of teen angst films, our panel explains why they made their choices: "I chose Heathers because, like me, it tries to be witty, dark, and funny at the same time. But, unlike me, the movie succeeds on all levels. Christian Slater and Winona Ryder are at the top of their game, the dialogue is smart, catchy, and repeatable, and the movie itself holds up as one of the best teenage angst movie ever to exist." - @noahalexanderd "Dazed and Confused is definitely in my top ten, and that's saying something because I hate lists. It's not the angstiest movie of the bunch but it did reminded me the most of my childhood. Getting stoned, drinking, finding something to do and listening to damn good music will doing it." - @mattydub604 "I chose Thirteen because it was a movie that hit close to home for me. The time in which the story unfolds is around my highschool days and I watched as all of my friends and I adapted to what we thought we were supposed to be. Some of my friends ended up like Evie and Tracy. I related to this movie because I had seen it all happen before. Watching it now as a parent changed the viewing experience, but it still hits me so hard. Now, understanding Holly Hunter's point of view a little more, it just makes the movie all the more difficult to watch. Although some people feel like it's an exaggeration of the transformation from girl to woman, I feel like Thirteen is very spot on and truthful." - @jstebz_ "The quintessential high school movie and arguably the best movie of the 80s, The Breakfast Club is the crown jewel of John Hughes' fantastic career. A movie following a brain, an athlete, a basket case, a princess and a criminal, this film feels completely timeless as we are always ready and willing to spend a Saturday detention with each of these characters, completely angsty in their own individual ways. Plus, John Bender (and for that matter, Judd Nelson) is one of the most likable anti-hero characters ever. And don't get me started on that Simple Minds track. *Fist Pump*" - @thestevildead   What is your favourite teen angst film? Do you or did you enjoy our picks? Listen to the episode and let us know what you think in the comments below and follow us on Twitter and Instagram!   

30 episodes of the League cast later, our friend Nate Corddry is chatting with Steve again! They are picking up where they left off, Nate was part of the successful CBS series Mom, but has now focused his time on his great new podcast Nate Corddry Presents: Reading Aloud, on the WolfPop Network.  Nate shares some great stories of his time working with Bill Murray on St. Vincent, and how that the old adage "Never Meet Your Idols" can ring true. Nate also tells us what it was like to sit at a table and hurl insults at Sandra Bullock for The Heat, and unleashing his Bostonian accent after years of trying to keep it at a minimum.  Of course, Steve and Nate get into some sports talk, as Nate was at the Superbowl this year, with Jstebz's first crush, Joe McIntyre from The New Kids on The Block and they even touch on the now historic Boston Bruins vs. Vancouver Canucks Stanley Cup Final that left our poor city in shambles. We love having Nate on the show, and hope he'll keep coming back! Nate's new podcast Reading Aloud was years in the making, and it is so fun to listen to. Check it out on Wolfpop.com  

Danger Rabbit is a mobile platformer developed by Flow Spark Studios, and we have the creator Lloyd Perry on to talk about it! After a crowdfunding mishap due to the poo-like nature of PayPal, this game is back on track and is almost ready for release! Find out how Lloyd went from an easy start to a challenging finish. Jstebz admits to a hoarding problem of sorts, though digital hoarding is at least not as bad, especially when you can use SO MANY FILTERS. Michael can finally see the Enterprise-D once again in Family Guy: The Quest For Stuff. It took Star Trek: The Next Generation for him to even look at the app. Follow Mainly Mobile on Twitter and Instagram @MainlyMobile 

Michael and JStebz are back and talking about a variety of games and helpful hints.  Tired of your Instagram photos being reversed? Michael has a quick tip if you happen to notice this happening on your forward-facing camera shots. Just in case you were confused.  Mainly Mobile favourite, Monument Valley, was on House of Cards! We are happy for Ustwo, the developers, for this unusual arrangement. Thanks Kevin Spacey! Michael has a bit of a gripe with Hearthstone, by Blizzard. It is a collectible card game for PC, iOS, and Android. Recently, the company made a change to make the game less accessible to people, and that is disappointing. Look at Blizzard, reinforcing the 'Size Matters' idea. How rude. Just because our phone screens are smaller than 6 inches doesn't mean they are any less effective and useful. /Sad face.  Jstebz comes in with some interesting crowd-funding campaigns for new apps. Fartners is Twitter for your asshole. You can share your poo gas on your Android device, and the team is currently crowd-funding to create the iOS version of the app. Thanks, Internet. Which celebrities do you want to hear push air out their hole? Download the Android app now to enjoy the sound without the butt-steam. There is a game with bunnies also. Flow Spark Studios is crowd funding Danger Rabbit. Although we were unable to try out the Beta version of the game on iOS because we're crazy Canadians, the game looks like a lot of fun. Plus the turtles don't do anything! Ikea is releasing tables with wireless charging stations in them, and we discuss the usefulness of wireless charging. Cutting cords is the future!

There's a lot going on in the world this week, as Jstebz, Matty, Michael, and Nate come together to break it all down. We start with some exciting things happening in Vancouver. Nate is co-starring in a play called The Weir, written by Conor McPherson.  It runs along with the Vancouver Celtic Fest and each performance is in a different Irish Pub, which brings a whole new dimension of reality along with it. We move along to give our friends The Fictionals and West Coast Geeks VS Nerds some internet high-fives for their big announcements this month. The Fictionals will be performing at Fan Expo Vancouver and WCGVN have secured a great new venue for their monthly debates!  In gaming news, Michael brings us news of a game that Montreal based Ubisoft has developed that could help correct amblyopia (lazy eye) in adults and children. Jstebz is especially excited, as she was a child tortured by eye patches herself. In some sad news, we lost sci-fi legend Leonard Nimoy last week at the age of 83. The gang pays their respects to a man who meant to much to the world. LLAP.Harrison Ford escaped a fatality last week too. As this isn't his first unintentional plane landing, we ask ourselves, how many crashes does it take to make you stop flying? The guys nerd out over House of Cards, as Season 3 has just been released on Netflix, and surprisingly enough, do not offer much in the way of spoilers for Jstebz, who is always behind on TV shows. Matty makes it weird with a story out of Germany. A business is angry with drunk club-goers for peeing on their walls, and take an interesting measure to redirect the stream. Thanks for listening to another episode of The League Cast on the League of Manchildren Podcast Network. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram, and subscribe to the show on iTunes and Stitcher. 

Jstebz is leading the helm this week with Michael Lothian and Matty Dubs. We're running through some of the big news from last week. A Vancouver Island man has gone "viral" after uploading a Youtube video of himself being removed from his car with the Jaws of Life. Andrew McDonald fell asleep at the wheel and wrapped his car around a pole and decided to use what little strength and unbroken limbs he had to document his rescue and even make some jokes with the emergency crew. Are we taking our need to document our lives too far or is he just catering to the people who love to slow down and look at accidents?Good news for chronic masturbators and energy conservation enthusiasts, PornHub has created the wearable tech of your dreams, The WankBand. Matty assures us the science is sound, but wants to know how many times he can.. or.. has to take care of himself to charge his phone. Jstebz is unsure of how effective it will be for the ladies and Michael is not sold on this at all. Last week a fan-created Power Rangers film hit the net and was quickly denounced and removed thanks to Saban. The Green/White Ranger wasn't too pleased with the adult content, but as the original Power Ranger fans are all in their mid-to-late thirties, isn't it time we were allowed to see a darker, grittier take on the subject? James Van Der Beek gives the performance of a lifetime and Katie Sackhoff is bad-ass as per usual. Sure the brand is aimed at children, but c'mon. I would pay real money to see this in theatres.  Spoilers from the early days of Reality TV: Pimp My Ride wasn't as "dope" and "Ill" as Xzibit wanted you to think it was. More of the kids featured on the show have joined in on Reddit AMA's to complain that reality shows are not in fact, real. Many of the ridiculous and outlandish "pimps" done to the shittiest cars in history were removed after filming, and complaints of the show not really fixing the cars are apparently surprising people. They even tried to get a guy to break up with his girlfriend to make good TV. Duh. Matty makes it weird with his story about an attack owl in the Dutch town of Permerend. Residents are being warned to bring umbrellas outside with them and Michael teaches Matty about catch 22s. Thank for checking out another episode of the League Cast. Follow @themanchildren on Twitter and Instagram

Get your phones out, Mainly Mobile is back with a brand new episode. Now that I have an iOS device, I am excited to be able to balance out the podcast to cover both Android and iOS games and apps! Hurray! I have completed FRAMED (iOS only), and it is a great-looking and clever game from 2014 by Loveshack Entertainment, located in Australia. The comic-book visuals and control with a noir feel was a unique combination that made it stand out and pull me in. Also from Australia, Halfbrick Studios created a game in 2010 called Fruit Ninja for multiple platforms, including both iOS and Android, and I finally understand the mass appeal of the game. Hitman GO is a cool take on the Hitman series for Android and iOS by Ubisoft Montréal released in 2014. They take the assassin and put him on a diorama that looks like a board game, where you solve puzzles in a turn-based fashion. Type:Rider is a game from France released in 2013 from a confusing studio/producer combination that hopefully someone can figure out. The game is a work of art that teaches you the history of written language. For the PC crowd, I recommend checking out Mini Metro by New Zealand company Dinosaur Polo Club. The game is about building simple transit systems in various cities with a simple drag-and-drop control scheme. Jstebz has been playing a lot of Skyward by Ketchapp which is has a nice Monument Valley look to it, Linken which is a connect-the-dots puzzle game made by LevelInd, and Bamba, a game in which you must keep your little Frenchman upon his hipster unicycle, developed by Simon Ducroquet. We also checked out Heads Up! A trivia game app made by Ellen Degeneres herself. Who knew she was a secret game dev. Jstebz is on the lookout for more trivia or party games that can be played on one or more devices (Android AND iOS) for game nights with a group of people. Let us know if you have any suggestions!Follow Mainly Mobile on Twitter and Instagram and let us know what you're playing on your phone or tablet.

We start off the episode with a little independent studio action when we talk to Riley McDougall from String Theory Entertainment about their project Maestros of the Anthymn. Riley is no stranger to our show, as we had talked to him about an earlier version of the game, simply titled ‘The Anthymn,' on the League's first  gaming podcast Gamers Under the Stairs. We are excited for the new direction of the game, which you can help on Kickstarter.  Thanks to the League, we are now a multi-platform mobile gaming show. We have wanted to talk about the huge market on iOS for a long time and now we finally can! To start it off, we're talking about a game we have been looking forward to for a while, called FRAMED. What's Michael been playing? He's still playing Shadow Blade by Crescent Moon Games.  Mi-Clos Studio has been kind enough to give Mainly Mobile a sneak peek at their upcoming game update Out There: Omega Edition, due later this year. Check it out, the free graphical upgrades look amazing. If you buy the game now, at the current price, you get the upgrade for free when it comes out. That is great news! Jstebz, our producer today, has finished The Room 2! This sequel by Fireproof Games improves upon the original with new puzzles and story that transport you to a creepy lair of dark magic and curiosity. She also has a good point to make about keeping your Amazon App Store app on your phone!Follow Mainly Mobile on Twitter and Instagram: @mainlymobile

This week on a very serious episode of The League Cast, Jstebz, Stevil, Rob, and Michael are focused on a dangerous habit that touches all of us, distracted driving.In 2013, Werner Herzog was asked to create a Texting and Driving PSA as part of the 'It Can Wait' campaign spearheaded by AT&T, Sprint and Verizon Wireless. The 30 minute documentary, From One Second to the Next, centres around four stories told by the families and drivers involved in the incedents. This documentary hit close to home for all of us, as Herzog used emotion rather than graphic imagery to hit the point home.  Herzog told NPR "It's a deep raw emotion — the kind of deep wounds that are in those who were victims of accidents and also in those who were the perpetrators. Their life has changed and they are suffering forever. They have this sense of guilt that pervades every single action, every single day, every single dream and nightmare.”  Ultimately, it is up to us to keep each other safe by being attentive as we maneuver through our day-to-day lives. The four of us pledge to do our duty and put our phones down to ensure that we are giving the world around us the attention it deserves, and we urge you to do the same.  You can find From One Second to the Next on Netflix and Youtube. 

As a special 50th episode extravaganza, Jstebz joins the table and this time she means business.  Thanks to some friends and Rotten Tomatoes, Jstebz throws down the most difficult movie quiz show of all time. Some of the questions are so difficult, she couldn't even provide an answer.  Have a listen and enjoy listening to your cinephiles get their butts kicked. Bonus: Michaela's buzzer.

This week we have something a little different in order, as Steve and Jstebz bring you the LOMC News, a collection of coversations about we are excited for right now.  Steve and Matty are reading the Big Trouble in Little China comic series from Boom Studios. Matty is liking it, but has some reservations and Stevil is sold, and is happy John Carpenter is writing it. Stevil had the chance to speak to Jack Thomas Smith about his new movie Infliction. The movie is a story of two brothers on a heinous crime spree, as told through "assembled footage". This movie is a must-see!  Terry Gilliam is in the news, as casting is announced for the delayed 'Don Quixote'. Our fingers are crossed that the third time will be the charm for Gilliam, and this movie will made.  The Marvel trailer for Avengers:Age of Ultron leaked last week, and the gang from Convicted Cinephiles were giddy like school girls. Then, as more of Marvel's plans were unveiled, Michaela's predictions were on the nose. Steve joined the DrexLive show on CKNW to talk about the upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe films. Join us again next week for another episode of the LOMC News.

We get a little serious this week on Cinephiles, as we tackle the documentary genre. The Boss Bitch, Jstebz joins us again for an insightful look into the death squads of Indonesia, classic recording studios, the marijuana industry and the good ol' MPAA. First of, we let Matty have the floor for a bit of a rebuttal on the stance he took on the Ghostbusters all female reboot during a recent League Cast, Jstebz would love to see Melissa McCarthy used in a sexier role and calls out Matty on his personal bias affecting other people movie choices for the Convicted Cinephiles episodes. Oh yeah, we get all sorts of cute and cuddly!   These are our Staff Picks!    Michaela is fresh off a bunch of Vancouver International Film Festival screenings and has a couple films in the must see variety and the return of a French new wave pioneer that may be best unseen. Mommy is a disturbing and controversial French-Canadian film dealing with delinquent kids, while Regarding Susan Sontag made her feel like she wasted her life. Goodbye to Language 3D, on the other hand, was possibly one of the only films of Jean-Luc Godard's career that had people going "Meh"   Stevil heads to Australia for his pick. A dusty tale of revenge set after the collapse of modern civilization, The Rover is a somber mix of great performances from it's lead stars, Guy Pearce and Robert Pattinson, and breathtaking cinematography. The films supporting star Scoot McNairy's name is endlessly fun for our panel to riff on and becomes the in joke for the rest of the show.   Jstebz staff pick is close in subject to her main pick for the episode. What happens when a happy go lucky stoner accidentally eats all of her psycho roomates "magical" cupcakes? Red eyed and high antics are abound in Smiley Face, starring Anna Faris. Hell, she even won a High Times award for it!   Anna Faris accepting her Stony Award for Smiley Face http://youtu.be/JGlq9HtUspk   Matty brings us a Netflix treat from a director that has given us numerous reasons to love his work. Stephen Chow returns, after giving us gems like Shaolin Soccer, Kung Fu Hustle and CJ7, with Journey to the West. Matty was delighted with how this inventive director handle this story about a demon hunter. This is also the first film in a projected trilogy.   Our topic is Documentaries. Here are our choices.   "I'm always in the mood for something new, so when the idea for a documentary cast came up, I picked a film that had interested me ever since I had first heard of it. The Act of Killing had been one of the nominees for best documentary last year, and I found its description both disturbing and intriguing. Although I knew the experience was most likely going to be uncomfortable, I just had to see this film." - @avidcinephile   "My pick was one of the last chosen, so when I heard the heavy subject matter of Michaela's pick and the driven activist nature of the Boss Bitch's, I kind of felt I wanted to elevate the mood. I also had a deep love for music documentaries but hadn't yet seen Dave Grohl's Sound City and now I'm happy to say that I've seen it and am looking to watch it again really soon. Gave me a new appreciation for the artists featured in this film and the albums that were produced. Plus I'm really excited about the new Foo Fighters album and the HBO series that is leading up to it's release. Rock and Roll!!!" - @thestevildead    "I chose The Union, firstly because I had never seen it, and because Cannabis prohibition is an interesting beast. As more and more evidence of the medical benefits of Cannabis is found and the recreational use of the plant is becoming widely acceptable and even legal in some places, this touchy subject is in our mainstream media almost every day. There is a lot of misinformation and negative stigma attached to the medical and recreational use of Cannabis, and I think that much of the fear surrounding Marijuana has been propagated by people in power for financial gain. This documentary, although maybe a little sensational at times, provides a lot of truth about the War on Drugs, specifically, Cannabis." - @jstebz_   "I will say it right from the start, I don't watch documentaries often. Most of the time the subject matter is dark and depressing (Michaela's pick kind of proves my point) and I watch films to escape from the world. So picking a doc in which the subject is intriguing and not soul crushing was hard. I love movies and I love music and Steve picked music, so I went with a interesting look into the draconian and flawed system of rating movies with This Film Is Not Yet Rated." - @mattydub604   What is your favorite documentary? Do you or did you enjoy our picks? Listen to the episode and let us know what you think in the comments below! We leave you with this amazing track from the Sound City recording sessions.   http://youtu.be/L2kGNdE0b5Q

On this episode, Stevil, Jstebz and Matty Dub are beaking off about the Ghostbusters reboot announcement and how it is just another example of how Matty's childhood is being systematically destroyed by Hollywood. JStebz wonders why 'bustin only feels good for a dude and if any re-imagining of the Ghostbusters franchise would be accepted by fanboys. Matty assures listeners that a good movie would be a good movie, but thinks somethings should be sacred and left alone. We move on to our good friend Mike Oeming's new series for the Playstation Network. The trailer for Powers has dropped and it the gang is excited to see this comic series brought to life. More big news in episodicals, Twin Peaks is coming back in 2016 and Stevil is very excited. You can hear more of Stevil's thoughts on the Twin Peaks return in his segment with DrexLive on CKNW. JStebz was intrigued at the thought of raising money to stop a band from playing in her city after reading about the British gentleman who wanted to raise $1000 to ban Nickleback from performing. Matty has some strong opinions about artists who create music with computers, and JStebz quickly turns it around on him, making him something he despises. The Manchildren end this episode with a twisted game of Fuck, Marry, Kill, involving dead popstars, your mom and three versions of the same person. 

This week Jstebz and The Stevil Dead are joined by Booked co-host and Katie Findlay and her bestie, Kacey Rohl, of Working the Engles and Hannibal. The ladies tell the story of their first meeting, and how the very start of their friendship is documented in a scene of AMC's The Killing. Kacey shares what it has been like to work with SCTV alums Andrea Martin and Martin Short, that time she had to strip in front of Jason Priestly, and awkward moments on the set of Hannibal. Katie talks about her upcoming role on the new Shondra Rhimes drama 'How To Get Away With Murder' and backpedaling out of badly worded interview answers. 

Drex and Johnson, of the Drex and Johnson podcast, join Steve and Jstebz for a cross-over to end all cross-overs. Drex takes over the intro and Johnson moves us into the right direction with a classic overshare. Stevil predicts the taste of female ejaculate; Drex tells Jstebz her life is over; and we find out a handy tip for DIY manscaping. A real topic pops in momentarily as the group tries to understand why Yaya Toure is such a little bitch. Be sure to check out DrexandJohnson.com for their shenanigans and hijinks.  

Our collection nears completion, as Craig Stone from CFOX joins us for a crude and nerdy talk about the dangers of dating through social media, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and how the Manchildren helped him our in a time of need. We delve into JJ's favorite Jedi and how is world has been ripped away now that the Star Wars books aren't considered cannon. Jstebz gets called all kinds of nasty things and only half of them are true. 

Cecilia Lu skypes in with Jstebz for an all girl League Cast to talk about her Telus STORYHIVE contest entry, Welcome to Geeksville, a documentary on all of our BFFs and other people we know. Cecilia fell in love with the nerdy underbelly of Vancouver and wants to share it with the world. You can check out her STORYHIVE campaign and VOTE VOTE VOTE until April 27th ->   The Teaser Trailer: http://youtu.be/zh0N0JPuJco     And here's the actual voting link:  http://www.storyhive.com/project/show/id/11

Stevil and Jstebz are joined by Todd Hancock from The Fox for an run down of local current events, Surrey's new slogan for the proposed toll bridge, Metallica's Through the Never, and in a turn for the worst, Todd whips out a knife. What becomes of our heros? Once subdued, our guest shares some of his favourite moments as a DJ at one of Canada's biggest rock stations.  #fourtwenty

Jstebz continues her tour of the League of Manchildren podcasts, joining the panel this week for a discussion of some of her favorite movies. Her first pick ignites a feeling so strong in Matty Dubs, he utters a phrase that almost ends the show. After Jstebz regains her composure, she explains all the ways Bob Hoskins is a creep, and Michaela is concerned about the portrayal of mental illness in movies. We've just been Boss Bitch'd!

Recorded during the great console launch of 2013, Michael and Dr. Awesome talk this years list gift ideas and next-gen gaming. It's been a great year for gamers and there's lots to discuss. Jstebz barges in and derails the cast with her Peeve of the Week. Don't throw that timbit at me!

We're collecting C-Fox hosts like Pokemon and this week we caught Neil Morrison, mid-morning host of 99.3 The Fox. Matty, Neil talks candidly with Matty, Steve and Jstebz about The Fox, the evolution of music and how Drex is destined to become the Aussie King of Canada. Jstebz skips through a flowery meadow with George Strombolopolous, Matty sees the Kareoke Kennedies, and the gang decides that Ian Thornley could definitely replace Chris Cornell, any day. Bonus: We find out the truth about Lenny Krabnuts. Check out Neil, weekdays on www.cfox.com 99.3 THE FOX. 

Listen in this week on The League Cast, we shoot the shit with Stevil, The Boss Bitch, Nate and on a quick visit from NYC, JJ Webb! Jstebz becomes an angry environmentalist and Miley's on Steve's mind. Nate tells a story that makes everything talked about before and after seem trivial, and he makes Jstebz cry to boot. JJ finally realizes he's a terrible friend. It's gettin' crazy up in here!

If you had to suggest one comic series to a complete noob to turn them into a full-blown comic nerd, what would you choose? This week, Stevil, Jenosaur and Robsterkamp are all trying to teach Jstebz how to read between the panels and where to start. Jstebz share her opinions after reading her first comic since Archie, The Long Halloween. Is this the start of a new hobby for Jstebz? Find out on Booked Comic Podcast.

The Manchildren go viral this week with vlogger Lindsay, from Youtube channel From Meow to Yeow. We talk about the craziness that ensues at Vidcon, trolls and formulation ideas for new videos. Jstebz spills the League's darkest secret and Jage is pretty proud of how well he does at gay bars. 

In this episode Jstebz, Nate,, Rachel and Demigod Rob are playing games with your heart in F*ck, Marry, Kill. rounds include the Harry Potter heroes, Celebs named Kim, the nicest people in the world and a Amanda Bynes' wig goes up againt the Beibs and Britney, circa 2007. In the end, the Manchildren turn the tables and list off who among them would get F*cked, Married or Killed.

Welcome to a brand new episode of The League Cast, now with 15% more "Leagueyness". Dr. Awesome created a great game for us to play, it's a mix of Deadliest Warrior and Epic Rap Battles, and we call it HISTORICAL CAGE FIGHTS! Listen to Nate, Stevil and Dr. Awesome pin random historical figures together to battle to the death. Match-ups include Ghandi vs. Alexander the Great, Chaplin vs, Churchill, Adolph Hitler vs. Al Capone, and Ghengis Kahn vs. Walt Disney. Jstebz taps in for the women's card, Grace Kelly is up against Helen Keller and Jackie O is fighting Audrey Hepburn in both a fight of skill and eyebrows. 

Filmmakers Kevin Taylor and Justin De Lima join Stevil and Jstebz to talk about their webseries project Striker, a dark thriller about cyborgs on the run from their creators. With a lead charactor named after friend of the League, Billy Campbell, the group shares their experiences with him at Fan Expo, Kevin and Justin share their dream cast, and Stevil and Jstebz secure roles in their upcoming projects. Be sure to keep your eye out for Striker, this project is exciting! Twitter.com/reallive_kevbotFacebook.com/StrikerWebSeries 

Break out the glitter, Jstebz is sexin' up the joint and giving you a cheeky tease into Vancouver's exploding Burlesque scene. This week we welcome performers Precious Metal, Riannaconda and Tranny Zukko to the Mancave and talk about what brought them from just being interested to being addicted to performing Burlesque. They share their wins, fails and wardrobe malfunctions and we get the scoop on where the Bloody Betty shows get all their blood, SPOILERS there's a Tetanus shot involved.  Check them out on their links below!  Links: http://screamingchicken.nethttp://www.preciousmetalburlesque.comhttp://www.facebook.com/riannacondahttp://boxersarebrief.ca/the-men/tranny-zukko/   

Michael, Jstebz and Matty Dub are talking to Nicole Dieker of Hello, The Future today about Giant Robot Album, her latest musical endeavour. Nicole has worked on many projects including an impressive feat of writing and recording 100 songs a week on her youtube channel, including this Moxy Fruvous/Homestar Runner gem. Unfortunately technology got the better of us and our interview was cut short, nevertheless, we've included 3 songs from her new album for your pleasure. You can check Nicole out on her website and be sure to buy her great tunes! 

This week Steve, JJ and Jstebz are off on an adventure to podcast with AMC's The Killing actors Billy Campbell and Katie Findlay, in Billy's Vancouver home. How the hell did we pull this one off? (Thanks, Vancouver FanExpo!) Katie share the story of how she and Billy became friends on set. Billy shares a story of his experience working with Michael "Crazy Motherfucker" Rooker on the set of what may have been the worst miniseries ever. The group talks celeb encounters that left them starstruck, Katie crushes Matthew McConaughey, Billy almost kills Fred Astaire and JJ has to tell Russell Crowe whats up. To end it all off, Steve plays a game called 'Really Billy?' Brought to you by the fine fact checkers at IMDB.  The Manchildren await the Rocketeer's return, while he is at sea. 

If you're looking for informed and knowledgable opinions and facts, find another podcast! Dr. Awesome, Jstebz, and one of our many Robs are getting paranoid and talking UFO conspiracies. Could there be some sort of life in space, WTF is the Disclosure Project, and UFO sightings throughout history. 

There was something strange in our neighborhood, so who else would we call but the Ghostbusters of BC. Todd and Ryan join Michael, Dr. Awesome and Jstebz to chat about how their group started, gold-plated Proton Packs, and the Douchebusters, their Jersey Shore-esque alter egos. They will be at the Vancouver Fan Expo, and hosting the only official Fan Expo after party, complete with Ghostbusters themed libations, all while rasing money for the BC Children's Hospital. The Ghostbusters truly are the 'Good Guys'. With a special shoutout to MattyDub, and the answers to his burning questions.  Check out the Ghostbusters on Facebook, and stay posted for links to their online auction. You can win sweet Ghostbusters swag and help children in need AT THE SAME TIME.

This week starts with the welcoming of our Newest Manchild, Rob, AKA Voxy, who is quickly thrown into 'The Gauntlet' as Rob M demands the rest of The Manchildren to get their dicks wet... with fingerpaint. Matty points out, "Not only did Rob pay the tab, but he gave excellent tip". Bob Ross rolls in his happy little grave when the guys work on their treatment for a Bob Ross bio-pic, JStebz shit embargo is gently tossed out the window causing Matty to get a little defensive of his personal hygiene habits.  To see Rob's penis painting, check out The Manchildren on Instagram. 

What is the weirdest thing you've done with your penis lately? This week Jstebz takes over and gets the guys talking about their gear. Topics range from Puppetry of The Penis, what gives Matty Dubs a boner and Jstebz gives the boys a task they'll probably regret. Trust me, this cast is a total sausage party. NSFW!! 

Michael, Dr. Awesome and Jstebz discuss if they care about the Oculus Rift VR headsets or the Final Fantasy expansion. Dr. Awesome hates on Kanye, the crew talks the Ouya app-based gaming console, and this week’s Peeve of the week is pretty much… Sony.

The League returns after a 6 week hiatus in which our newest member of The League was born! Jstebz shares the story of how the 'Lil Boss Bitch came into the world and answers the manchildren's questions about how it all went down. We also cover a segment Jstebz calls "Tickle Me Elmo" or "Show Me On The Doll" 

We start this week off with Justin's wife, Jen, telling her side of the Tampon Tea Tragedy( episode 12). Then, join Steve, JStebz and their guest Rob for a random offensive conversation involving Jen acting as “Kitty Midwife”, Rob's anti-hipster Instagram feed (demigod762) and the biology of sexual consent. This one is VERY NSFW for the easily offended (or Brittany Murphy fans).

This week we are all about self-love and masturbation! Matty almost kills the podcast off the bat by talking about jerking off to himself in a mirror, and Jen figures out how to shock herself. Gord and Dr. Awesome find unusual places to finish and the guys get down right creepy when JStebz talks porn preferences. 

The Manchildren continue to face the “Shit Embargo” and instead ask the question “Do you piss in the shower?” After Justin decides to get his ass in gear and show up for the cast half way through, Steve and the boys take a call in from JStebz, who has her own pee story to share. 

JStebz has declared the end of the poop-talk, and the League slips into something a little more sexy. The boys tighten up at the thought of digits where the sun don't shine, Steve talks about that one time with a midget, and we learn the name of Jen's  junk. 

Jstebz returns with a vengeance and leads the boys into the danger zone. Join us for an unusual meal, a ritzy spa treatment, and find out what Justin does in his spare time. 

Join us for episode 2 of our twisted weekly adventures. Lead by Jstebz and co-hosted by Steve, Justin, Dr. Awesome and Mike. This week we wish our moms the happiest of Mother's Days, analyze John Travolta's latest scandal, and discuss some female anatomy.