Podcasts about killer sharks

We're closing out the Month of Sharks with a (soon-to-be?) classic—Shark Night. Six college students head to a swamp lake house for a weekend of fun, only to have their good times rudely interrupted by some very 'cock blocky' sharks. Oscar and Carl wrap up the month with a spite-y Shark-y Movie, to figure out Who would watch this?Find us through:Email: askwwwtpodcast@gmail.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@whowouldwatchthis Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whowouldwatchthis/ TikTok: @podcastwhowouldwatchthis More links: https://linktr.ee/whowouldwatchthis

Celebrating SHARK WEEK the best way we know how - with genetically-enhanced super sharks in DEEP BLUE SEA. Joining us to chat about killer sharks with massive frontal lobes is Mark J. Parker, host of the RELEASE DATE REWIND podcast! Is Deep Blue Sea the best shark movie? How does it stack up against Jaws? Does Samuel L. Jackson reprise his role as Zeus from Die Hard With a Vengeance? Find out in this BONUS EPISODE!Find RELEASE DATE REWIND on Apple Podcasts here:  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/release-date-rewind/id1533470801Follow RELEASE DATE REWIND on Instagram here: https://instagram.com/releasedaterewind Make sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or anywhere you get your podcasts.Want to support the show and save 20% on Fangoria? Visit shop.fangoria.com/howimetyourmonster and enter PROMO CODE: HOWIMETYOURMONSTER at checkout!Looking for How I Met Your Monster merch? Check out TeePublic https://bit.ly/howimetyourmonstermerchQuestions and comments: howimetyourmonsterpodcast@gmail.com

Join us as we sit with Ahmad and Garrett from Lead & Steel to discuss how they got started, why they did, and what their plans for the future are. We get into the ethics of the industry, whether or not it's possible to stay out of politics, and Andrew blames a man for being eaten by a shark. Ahmad tells us about his experience being raised by first generation business-owning immigrants and how that has influenced the way he runs Lead & Steel, and more!If you like what we're doing, please consider supporting us on Patreon!

I'M BACK, SPOOKIES! THIS FRIDAY, MAY 5TH--my guest host this week is an actor, a writer, a horror aficionado, AND a professional merman!

Joey and Ernie welcome Tom & Zeus from the KISS podcast SHOUT IT OUT LOUDCAST to list their "WORST MOMENTS IN KISSTORY". Dead Dogs? Killer Sharks? You'll have to listen to find out...The guys don't hold back on this one!! What would your list be? Send comments to JoeyCassata@gmail.com

Today on the show - we spoke to John McCrystal who is releasing an epic book about stories from the seas, great yarns from him.  We also had Brad Weber on the phone to talk about the South Africa test this weekend.  And can the Rumble pass the written driving test?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jaws not only created the blockbuster it also led to a ton of imitators. Sharks may be misunderstood in real life but in the movies they’re just trying to bite your face off.

You can now engage with the show on Twitter @deepcoverpod. Throw us a follow, retweet pod episodes, leave us some feedback (5 star ratings only lol) or just say what's up! Want Carey & Chris to fix your fantasy football team? DM us your roster (starters and bench) @deepcoverpod on Twitter Good read on daily fantasy sports: "Dueling with Kings: High Stakes, Killer Sharks, and the Get-Rich Promise of Daily Fantasy Sports" by Daniel Barbarisi Intro/Outro: "Mic Checka" by Das EFX off their 1992 album "Dead Serious"

This week Brian goes over the newest national phenomenon that being the exciting historical run of the US Women's Soccer team to World Cup excellence. He discusses if the sudden interest in Soccer is here to stay or if it's just a passing fad in the States. He discusses all things 4th of July like Killer Shark attacks and how the movie Jaws has ruined him for life.  Shark Attacks can happen at anytime! Blowing up fireworks on July 4th is quite American as well, but blowing them up in your hands when you're a professional athlete who uses those same hands is not a good idea.  Just ask New York Giants linebacker Jason Pierre-Paul.  He has big problems on his hands like his contract and his epidermis. Brian quickly reviews the NBA free agency period. LaMarcus Alrdridge's new team and what could have been in Sacramento- an all-time bad chemistry team for the ages. Finally, he weighs on the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest and all the festivities that encompass this gastronomical event.  Spoiler alert-Joey Chestnut DID NOT WIN. Oh, and did he mention his car at all?

Today, a conversation about the consequences of a Supreme Court ruling last May that struck down a 1992 federal law that disallowed most states from being in the business of organized betting on sports. This opens the door for states to pass sports gambling legislation. Five states had already passed laws allowing sports gambling in anticipation of the Supreme Court ruling. A little later in the program, we’ll talk about the possibilities of that happening in MD. But first, a conversation with a person whose perspective on this issue is unique. Tom McMillan was a basketball star at the University of MD in the 1970s, who played in the NBA for 12 years. After his pro basketball career, he went on to represent MD’s fourth district in the US Congress. Today, he is the President and CEO of LEAD1, an association of Athletic Directors at the most prominent NCAA Division One Schools. Tom McMillan joins us on the line from Washington, DC. Jeff Barker covers the business of sports and the casino gambling industry, among other beats, for the Baltimore Sun. He joins us from the studios of NPR in Washington DC.And, joining us on the line from Boston, Daniel Barbarisi, a journalist and author of book Dueling With Kings: High Stakes, Killer Sharks, and the Get-Rich Promise of Daily Fantasy Sports. Daniel is a former reporter for the Wall Street Journal. He’s a Senior Editor at the sports website, The Athletic.

Killer Sharks have invaded a golf course in Oz, Australia! Now golfers have something more to worry about than making a ‘corker of a shot’ as the Aussies call a great golf stroke!  At least half a dozen man-eating bull sharks, between 8 and 10ft long live in the lake in the center of the course where their fins poking through the water have become a regular sight!  Of course, water hazards are a challenge for any golfer, but on this Queensland course you might end up in the Pad of Stitches, which the Aussies call a hospital. The sharks got into the lake when it flooded some years ago after a river broke its banks, and became stranded when the water receded. Now they are thriving and having pups, as newborn sharks are called!  The sharks have become quite the attraction as the course holds a tournament called the Shark Lake Challenge every month.  But, those free golf balls recovered from the water might cost you an arm and a leg☺ What’s another word for the fear of sharks? selacophobia!

Quälend lange Einstellungen, hölzerne Darsteller und eine hanebüchene Story. Eigentlich ein Garant für einen tollen Haifilmabend, aber wer das sagt, der hat die Rechnung ohne "Killer Sharks" gemacht. Dieser alte Schinken von 1978 heißt eigentlich "Tornado" und hat überhaupt nichts mit Haien zu tun. Außer dass drei mal Haie im Bild zu sehen sind. Aber wir haben's eisenhart durchgezogen. Über "Sand Sharks" haben wir uns sehr gefreut. Dieser Film hat alles, was einen guten Haifilm ausmacht: Bikini Babes, schlecht animierte Haie, hölzerne Darsteller und die abgefahrenste Story überhaupt. Zusammen mit einem besonders großen Schuss Selbstironie ist dieser Film ein echtes Hailight.