Podcasts about Mack Bolan

Writing/ classroom ambience. How do I say, "Enjoy 8 hours of testing ambience?" The thought of testing conjures up traumas of past educational failures. And I'm not talking about having the test slapped on the desktop before me with "F" scratched out in red marker. I'm talking "permanent record" here. My invisible collection of abject failures that I was led to believe followed me everywhere. I imagined a shadow network that handed off my permanent record wherever I went. There would be a back room with a filing cabinet waiting to temporarily house it. Where it waited for me to screw up. I still feel its presence today. There may be some backroom in my house my family hasn't warned me of. Perhaps the neighbors are some kind of "Adjustment Bureau" for my CATs, SATs, and ACTs. So, yeah, no — this ambience isn't about a make or break test. Let's imagine we're in class, and everyone else is studious because they're so smug about going somewhere in this world. And we are at the back of the class drawing Too Much Coffee Man or writing an amazing short story while everyone is being ambitious.  And for me, it wasn't an amazing short story. It was a **** short story that was only short because I couldn't figure out how to get my awesome Mack Bolan-esque character out from the clutches of the cartel's trap deep in a jungle. (Which was totally stolen from Clear and Present Danger). "There's nowhere left to run, Blaze Tower," said the short man grasping a half-smoldered cigar. This was Blaze Tower's nemesis, a man everyone called Martillo (to be played by Miguel Sandoval in the inevitable movie). Martillo had been responsible for the death of Blaze's family; they had been bystanders in a park. A picnic turned to panic by errant crossfire and totally ripped off from Frank Castle's origin. (RIP my media diet in the 90s… I heard my parents regularly remark, "At least he's reading something.”) Bluh—where were we? Oh yes... relaxing at the back of the class. Original photo by Pixabay

Burnie and Ashley discuss the Legend of Skattabo, sink holes, spy novels, Apple's free TV weekend, Nancy Drew, Mack Bolan, Jason Bourne, James Bond, and surviving quicksand. Support our podcast at: https://www.patreon.com/morningsomewhere For the link dump visit: http://www.morningsomewhere.com For merch, check out: http://store.morningsomewhere.com

“The Greatest Thanksgiving Special” is Ed, Bill, and the returning Ron Swallow talking about pieces of pop culture we are thankful to have experienced at particular times in our lives. These are some of the art and the culture around said art that would form us into the weirdos you know and love. Ed talks Mack Bolan novels, Ron talks rollerblading and skate videos, while Bill reveals a past as a prominent purveyor of fan fiction in the early days of the internet. Thanks to all the people listening and to our Patrons. For you, we are eternally thankful.   

Explicit Content: Authorized Eyes Only Agent Codenames: Old Dude; Diabolu FrankAssignment: Father & Son Spy-Fi PodcastMission: Discuss the serialized Mack Bolan men's action/adventure novel series, created and originally authored by Don Pendleton, beginning with 1969's The Executioner #1: War Against the Mafia. Continue with an overview of the 631+ book collection, including the spin-offs Able Team, Phoenix Force, Stony Man, and Super Bolan. Include the typical autobiographical diversions, without warnings related to animal cruelty or racist attacks. See Also: ⊕#BAsciSpy⊕ WordPress rolledspinepodcasts@gmail.com @rolledspine Facebook B.O.N.D.I.N.G. Agents Podcast, Spy-Fi, James Bond, Mack Bolan, The Executioner, Don Pendleton, The Destroyer, Remo Williams, Ian Fleming

Explicit Content: Authorized Eyes Only Agent Codenames: Old Dude; Diabolu FrankAssignment: Father & Son Spy-Fi PodcastMission: Discuss the Ian Fleming 007 novels, with copious autobiographical diversions. See Also: ⊕#BAsciSpy⊕ WordPress rolledspinepodcasts@gmail.com @rolledspine Facebook B.O.N.D.I.N.G. Agents Podcast, Spy-Fi, James Bond, Mack Bolan, The Executioner, Tom Cruise, Ian Fleming

CLICK LINK FOR YOUR OWN COPY   MOROCCO JONES VS. MAFIA, MURDERS, MOLLS, AND MAYHEM The wheels on the Syndicate's deadliest racket – taking over unions to leverage the old protection racket on whole industries – have begun to steam-roll over the shipping business in the quiet California town of Pacific Port. They send an S.O.S. for the one-man army – P.I. and ex-spy, Morocco Jones. His name is whispered in secret, and in awe – from Budapest to Bangkok, from Copenhagen to Cairo to Kansas City, Mo. He's the toughest, smartest operator ever to work and survive the roughest racket of them all – overseas counterespionage. He's the guy who rocked the Mafia on its heels in Chicago, the guy who took Border City's underworld apart with his bare hands. The man who's come to take the Cosa Nostra by the throat and end it once and for all. If he survives the baited, one-woman death trap called "the Syndicate's Golden Angel." The final book in the classic series that took the war to the Mafia a decade before the debut of Mack Bolan, The Executioner.

  Welcome to the Firearms Insider Gun & Gear Review Podcast episode 450. This show is brought to you by Primary Arms, VZ Grips, and TacPack. In this show we will be discussing Rusty's shotgun review, a zulu 450, takedown 22's, lights, and something that sounds like it came out of a Mack Bolan novel As … Gun & Gear Review Podcast episode 450 – Scuba Diving Read More »

  Welcome to the Firearms Insider Gun & Gear Review Podcast episode 450. This show is brought to you by Primary Arms, VZ Grips, and TacPack. In this show we will be discussing Rusty's shotgun review, a zulu 450, takedown 22's, lights, and something that sounds like it came out of a Mack Bolan novel As … Gun & Gear Review Podcast episode 450 – Scuba Diving Read More »

CLICK LINK FOR YOUR OWN COPY MOROCCO JONES CHALLENGES THE MAFIA IN A KILL OR BE KILLED NOVEL OF MURDER, MOLLS AND MAYHEM The Syndicate made a big mistake when they murdered Chris Shane because Shane was the man who had saved Morocco from torture and death at the hand of a despot's most savage secret agent back in Eastern Europe during the war — his best friend and the man to whom he owed his life. No bunch of gun-happy gorillas could scare a guy like Morocco. Five years of slugging it out with tyrants, Nazis and Commies in the savage slums of Europe's underworld had fashioned him into six feet of human dynamite — a powerful friend, a ruthless enemy. Morocco was going after Shane's killers even if it meant taking the Syndicate apart with his bare hands. In one swift motion Morocco hooked his steely fingers into the collar of the man nearest him. There was a sickening thud as the man's head struck the bar. The second hood whirled, but Morocco's powerful arms snaked out and caught him with a smashing blow across the throat. The third man was still clawing for his gun when Morocco grabbed his wrists and flung him against a booth. Morocco's green eyes were burning like a tiger's. "I've got a message for your boss. Tell him the honeymoon is over. Tell him to find a cyclone cellar to hide in. Tell him Morocco Jones is in town." Another no-holds-barred suspense-packed 1960s classic adventure of the man whose mind is as sharp as the edge of lightning and whose fists are as deadly as a forty-five — for fans of Mack Bolan, the Executioner, Elvis Cole and Jack Reacher.

There’s something fishy about the murder in this episode. Novelist W. M. Akers joins us to talk about Murder Under Glass, an episode from the final season of the original NBC run of Columbo featuring Louis Jourdan as a food critic and, of course, a murderer. It is maybe not the most perfect episode, but well worth a visit for the variations on the formula—people are actually happy to see the good Lieutenant for once, and he gets to show off some serious culinary skills. We also get to talking about Will’s own mystery novels. Somehow, we wind up talking about Mack Bolan, the Executioner, of all things. And role playing games. And baseball. Oh, and there’s a little touch of film noir right at the start… David J. Loehr with W. M. Akers.

There’s something fishy about the murder in this episode. Novelist W. M. Akers joins us to talk about Murder Under Glass, an episode from the final season of the original NBC run of Columbo featuring Louis Jourdan as a food critic and, of course, a murderer. It is maybe not the most perfect episode, but well worth a visit for the variations on the formula—people are actually happy to see the good Lieutenant for once, and he gets to show off some serious culinary skills. We also get to talking about Will’s own mystery novels. Somehow, we wind up talking about Mack Bolan, the Executioner, of all things. And role playing games. And baseball. Oh, and there’s a little touch of film noir right at the start… Host David J. Loehr with W. M. Akers.

Martin takes the big chair this week and the guys run through Mack Bolan, Frank Castle, Bruce Wayne, Paul Kersey and other iconic media vigilantes. Of course we have to figure out how bloodthirsty maniacs out for revenge became cultural icons. 

Mack Bolan aka The Executioner was created in 1969 by Don Pendleton. It features a former war veteran vigilante who takes on the mob after blaming them for the murder/suicide his father committed against his family. The popular book series features over 400 novels and had a short lived comic book run in the early […] The post WTComics Podcast #201 – The Executioner VS The Punisher appeared first on We Talk Podcasts.

Mack Bolan aka The Executioner was created in 1969 by Don Pendleton. It features a former war veteran vigilante who takes on the mob after blaming them for the murder/suicide his father committed against his family. The popular book series features over 400 novels and had a short lived comic book run in the early 1990's. Vietnam War veteran Frank Castle was concaved by Gerry Conway, Also a vigilante known as the Punisher, Frank seeks revenge against the mob for the killing of his wife and children who were witnesses to a gangland killing. Exploding in popularity in the late 1980's, the character has gone on to become a Marvel Comics mainstay, and crossed over into Television and Film. So, if these two anti=heroes sound similar to you, well, us too! That's why We Talk Comics decided to do a deep dive on the characters and their comic books. The results? Well, you'll have to listen to find out. Some great ways to subscribe to We Talk Comics now. Try us on iTunes. For those of you looking for an alternative we're now available on Stitcher Radio. You can also check the show out on the versatile TuneIn radio. And join the We Talk Conversation on Twitter @wetalkpodcasts. Plus give us a like now on Facebook.

I veckans avsnitt av vikarierar Johan Wanloo för Jimmy.Vi pratar om wrestling, med avstamp i 80-talet givetvis. Vi nämner namn som Hulk Hogan, Dusty Rhodes och Big Boss Man. Vi hinner även med att diskuterar lite kiosklitteratur från 80-talet där Mack Bolan är en gemensam favorit.instagram fredrikdarocha och slimjimkarlssonPatreon: patreon.com/hdtenmail: droppamicken@gmail.comhttps://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/hdten See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we discuss the massive Mack Bolan universe, including the origin, spin-offs and legacy of "The Executioner". Additionally, Eric reviews the 88th "Executioner" novel, "Baltimore Trackdown", by Chet Cunningham. Tom reviews the newest adult western novel, "Gunsmith: Deadville", by Robert Randisi.

Check out the latest episode of the “This is Gonna Hurt” podcast. In this Free Friday episode, Gordon offers a few corrections to his past Monday's episode about "The Executioner" Novels. He mentions: How gracious Linda Pendleton, Don Pendleton's wife, is in pointing out some of my errors. He corrects a few areas where he misspoke. And encourages everyone to read Linda's book about the creation of the Mack Bolan series. You can find it below: https://www.amazon.com/Executioner-Pendleton-Creates-Mack-Bolan/dp/1797421913/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2ESIB56CXSIQQ&keywords=linda+pendleton&qid=1560280415&s=gateway&sprefix=linda+pendl%2Caps%2C327&sr=8-1 Thanks for listening! If you would like to become a podcast patron you can do so by clicking anchor.fm/thisisgonnahurt and clicking the “support this podcast” button. If you want to know what I’m up to, go to www.jgordonduncan.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thisisgonnahurt/support

Check out the latest episode of the “This is Gonna Hurt” podcast. In this episode, Gordon interviews Doug Wojtowicz. Douglas P. Wojtowicz, Doug to his friends, is a Chicago area, Illinois, United States pulp fiction writer and one of the authors of the current Mack Bolan writing team for Harlequin Enterprises' Gold Eagle imprint. As such, his work is mostly credited under the house names of Don Pendleton and James Axler for when he wrote for the Outlanders series. His first novel. Blood Trade, was published in February of 2003. In 2008, his first science fiction novel in the Outlanders series was Pantheon of Vengeance. In the same year, his IDW comic book treatment and original story for the Executioner was also published under five individual issues of a mini-series, and collected in Trade Paperback form, all in association with Gold Eagle In this episode, we talk about: How Doug became an author... How he began writing for "The Executioner featuring Mack Bolan"... His future projects... And so much more. You can find links to Doug's works at https://www.fantasticfiction.com/w/douglas-p-wojtowicz/?fbclid=IwAR1IIAWON9aCnDCzv1_HsbwojkO6hxoXkCZE4Yr8aAOszE_cZefOdEs3bk8 Thanks for listening! If you would like to become a podcast patron you can do so by clicking anchor.fm/thisisgonnahurt and clicking the “support this podcast” button. If you want to know what I’m up to, go to www.jgordonduncan.com. Thanks! Sponsorships: on for this episode include evangelizetoday.info --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thisisgonnahurt/support

Check out the latest episode of the “This is Gonna Hurt” podcast.    In this episode, Gordon talks about the Marie Kondo trend, books, and how to decide what to do with your library. We discuss: Does it matter if books spark joy? Gordon’s history with books. Mack Bolan. Much of this conversation came about after reading this article https://www.cnet.com/news/marie-kondo-back-off-why-this-book-hoarder-refuses-to-tidy-up/  If you would like to become a podcast patron you can do so by clicking anchor.fm/thisisgonnahurt and clicking the “support this podcast” button.   If you want to know what I’m up to, go to www.jgordonduncan.com. Thanks! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thisisgonnahurt/support

In this episode, Gordon talks about the benefits of a having a guilty pleasure. What is a guilty pleasure? A guilty pleasure is something fun and silly that just helps you have fun and relax. We all need them. Gordon talks about: His love of giant shark movies and the “Mack Bolan” books. He asks what makes a good guilty pleasure. He even offers some things to avoid. As Gordon mentioned in the podcast, if you would like to become a podcast patron, you can do so by clicking anchor.fm/thisisgonnahurt and clicking the “support this podcast” button. Thanks for listening. If you want to find out more about what Gordon is up to, check out his website at www.jgordonduncan.com. Thanks for listening. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thisisgonnahurt/support

Because sometimes there's a man, we won't say a hero, but what is a hero, anyway, who can take skycabs down the mean streets without himself becoming mean, because sometimes we need a hero, are holding out for a hero 'til the end of the night, but we don't need another hero, it's time for William Shatner's TekLab! Like a cuddly Mike Hammer, or a Mack Bolan who wages a lonely war against evil but still remembers to call his girlfriend at the end of the day, TekLab protagonist Jake Cardigan is just the thing to slip into if you're looking for something comfy. Action! is the name of the game here, but not so much action that you'll get upset or anything. Intrigue! abounds, but is mostly reserved to "Hey, remember when we used to be enemies?" conversations, so don't feel like you have to take notes or pay all that much attention. Wisecracks! are everywhere, but they're not exactly zingers, so relax: you are more than welcome to join this battle of wits even if you're essentially unarmed. It's an enjoyable, easy read, and we hope you'll enjoy loping along with us. NOTE: Yes, we know Shatner said some stupid things on Twitter recently; No, we don't particularly care. He didn't even write the book, people, and if you really need to take your political cues from an elderly Canadian, might we suggest Margaret Atwood or somebody? Recommendations: TekWar! Music: "Back to the Grill" by MC Serch "Pure Energy" by Information Society "Don't Sweat the Technique" by Erik B. and Rakim

If you like your sex scenes extremely long and your gunplay extremely every single chapter, then you just may be the target audience for Against the Mafia: The Executioner, Book 1, the legendary piece of action-trash that introduced Mack Bolan to an extremely unsuspecting world. From chapters like "A Master's Stroke" and "God-Damn Iron-Man Bolan" (not kidding) to "The Goof", "Forecast: Warmer Tonight and Tomorrow", and "Execution Hill", J. and Collision dance madly backwards through the raging river of fear that powered the writing of this book, a terrified look at a completely unrecognizable 1969 America, a cringing fantasy of one tall-ass man with lots of long-ass long guns (and knives) standing up for families and righteousness and shooting people who get in your way and banging one whole lot of ladies. New segments! Bizarre word choices! Some of the mannest manning any book ever manned! Philosophy lectures! Incredibly angry diary entires! EXPLOSIONS AND FUCK YOUR HELICOPTERS! If you ever caught yourself wishing "I wish somebody had written Scruples, but for dudes", step right up. We do need to mention explicitly: this book is a very aggressive ode to a sniper; it also contains a lot of bizarre speculations about sex work. If that sounds like something you'd have a hard time with (at this point in history, or just at all), we definitely understand and understand if you want to give this episode a pass.   Recommendations: Rosa Lyster, The Best Time I Pretended I Hadn’t Heard of Slavoj Žižek Jensen Karp, Kanye West Owes Me $300: And Other True Stories from a White Rapper Who Almost Made It Big Music: "Violent School" by Dead Milkmen "Mayor" by Pharoahe Monch "Sexecutioner" by GWAR "No Way Back" by Adonis

Witness this! Johan Wanloo och Magnus Edlund tar sig an sin största utmaning någonsin: "Diamantdäcket" från 1979, en roman utgiven av däckfirman Vakuum Vulk System i Malmö. Målgrupp: Lastbilschaffisar. Till nästa avsnitt läser LÄS HÅRT-gänget CS Harris "What angels fear". Haka på vettja, den kostar bara 77 kr på Adlibris. Annat som nämns Horace Engdahl, "Den sista grisen" ● Pamela Anderson, "Star" ● Mack Maloney, "Wingman" ● Brandon Sanderson, "Steelheart" ● RJ Carter, "Bully pulpit" ● "Mack Bolan"-serien ● Tom Clancy ● Clive Cussler ● Romancepodden ● Vita serien ● Hjärter dam-serien ● Mysrysare-serien ● Örjan Björkhem, "Stora spådomsboken" & "Djävulen mobiliserar" ● Johans bok som går ut till familjehem i Jönköping ● Bamse ● "Nu blåser vi snuten" ● "Mitt i plåten!" ● Liza Marklund ● Bill och Ben-serien ● Slitz ● Johanna Nilsson, "Rebell med frusna fötter" (INTE "Ängel med frusna vingar") ● "Göta kanal" ● Steve med lloyden ● Eddie Meduza ● Sexy Western-serien. Vad tycker du om LÄS HÅRT? Har du några tips om böcker vi borde läsa? Dra över till vår Facebook-sida, bums!      

This week Co-host Justin Reed and the Real Comic book give our Top 10 comic related stars that never made it, Top 10 comic power list, and Bradley Cooper's new movie based off of Mack Bolan.

Enjoy Labor Day with some new P:BC! Our first segments were quite lengthy, so check out the time stamps if you want to skip around. Introduction - Jake and I talk about our time at Gencon and our trip to the shooting range. [27:05] News  -We talk about the newly announce Mack Bolan movie, and set the record straight on the Punisher TV series news. Also, there was a dumb variant cover Marvel released so we talk about that too. [54:05] Mail Call - We revisit the "Vietnam problem" and get a voicemail from Blackstone. [1:12:02] Bullet Points - We go further into the lazy madness that is Thunderbolts #29. Punisher crossed over with Black Widow in Punisher #9, and it was an overall fun ride.  Original Sin #7 is out as well, so we talk about that.. [1:57:50] Flashbacks - By request, we cover the 1991 comics Guardians of the Galaxy #18-20. It's a weird one! [2:17:55] Discharge Papers - Jake recommends Arnold Schwarzengger's Sabotage movie, and I talk up new Cinemax series The Knick.

Reseña de la primera novela de Mack Bolan el Ejecutor, el justiciero literario creado por el escritor Don Pendleton en 1969.

Reseña de la primera novela de Mack Bolan el Ejecutor, el justiciero literario creado por el escritor Don Pendleton en 1969.

  This week we highlight heroes in action.  First up is my audio book review of Tom Pendleton's The Executioner : Time Bomb by Graphic Audio as Mack Bolan takes on The Ghoul.  Then we swing over for my game review of Spider-Man : Shattered Dimensions for the PS3 as our favourite web-crawler battles evil across time and space.  As a bonous you get my take on 2 eisodes of Bored to Death that I picked up from Fan Expo 2010. Music for this week features the song Dimensions by Aaron Derington that can be found at www.podsafeaudio.com along with the intro song Let's Get Ramblin by Dynamo Snackbar. Other instrumental music is by the band (www.mrburnsmusic.com).  As always your comments and suggestions are welcome.