Podcast appearances and mentions of matt moseley

 Join Pastor Aaron, Christian Delgado, and Matt Moseley as they talk about the ins and outs of Student Ministry. To learn more or register for Summer Camp, visit https://www.gracebaptist.org/summercamp The Magnify Podcast is a production of Grace Baptist Church in Santa Clarita, CA. For more information about service times and events, head to our website, https://www.gracebaptist.org. If you have questions for Pastor Aaron, Pastor David, or our other guests, send them to us by email at magnify@gracebaptist.org.

In this week's episode of Cultural Catalysts, Kris Vallotton sits down for a conversation with Matt Mosley, CEO of Cornerstone Bank in Redding, CA, to talk about the importance of having wealth mindsets in seasons of lack. In their conversation, they discuss the value of character in business, relating kingdom finance to earthly finance and operating from a place of faith. Connect with Matt Moseley: Website: https://www.bankcornerstone.com/ Connect with Kris Vallotton: Website: https://www.krisvallotton.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kvministries/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kvministries/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/kvministries Additional Resources by Kris Vallotton: https://shop.bethel.com/collections/kris-vallotton About Kris Vallotton: Kris Vallotton is the Senior Associate Leader of Bethel Church, Redding, and is the Co-Founder of Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry (BSSM). He is also the Founder and President of Moral Revolution and a sought-after international conference speaker. Kris and his wife, Kathy, have trained, developed, and pastored prophetic teams and supernatural schools all over the world.

In the 22nd episode of the Commerce Connection Podcast, Jake talks with new CEO of Cornerstone Community Bank, Matt Moseley, about his journey in banking and why there are so many reasons to feel optimistic about the economic outlook in Redding. 

This week's podcast set the record for most guests on one podcast in history of Backstage with the Simple Church! Recorded in the "Closet of Regret" at the Shreveport Convention Center, we had Greg Walker, Matt Moseley, Mary Allred, Ben Abshire, and Daniel Nelson from the rotating Simple Church Band with co-hosts Scott Odom and Evan Semanco to talk about why we do music differently then most churches, how the band works with 25+ members who rotate, and their favorite songs they have each done since they've been a part of the band.    Links from the Episode: Check out Greg Walker's Previous Episode on Video: https://youtu.be/04miU6abzYE  Beau Hayes Podcast about Beauxjax: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/backstage-with-the-simple-church/id1496818520  Stay up to Date on Upcoming Events with the Simple Church App: http://thesimplechurch.tv/about-us/contact-info  Check out our website: www.theSimpleChurch.tv    If you have feedback for the podcast, have a guest suggestion, or just want to talk to Scott, e-mail Scott@thesimplechurch.tv and follow us on Instagram @thesimplechurchpodcast . You can also find out more about the Simple Church at www.theSimpleChurch.tv .

Our frequent guest Matt Moseley, author of the book Dear Dr. Thompson about Hunter's successful effort to free a Colorado woman from prison after her strange felony murder conviction, helps kick off our parallel podcast we're calling "District-to-District." Based in the District of Columbia and linked with the Garden District of New Orleans (where the HG studio is STILL under construction!), the podcast will look at how the Capital district connects with others. In this installment, Matt joins Curtis and Christopher finally recording live at poolside, and it's all about water. Matt has recently returned from swimming the Sea of Galilee (yes, that one) and is visiting Washington to educate lawmakers about water issues. His efforts were part of an American Rivers lobbing day and he also offers insight into the gonzo world of distance swimming, not to be confused with his other passion: endurance lunching.

Matthew L. Moseley is a communication strategist, author, speaker, and he holds three world records for long-distance swimming. Spending his career at the intersection of public policy, business and government, he is principal and CEO of the Ignition Strategy Group, which specializes in high-stakes communications and issue management for organizations of all sizes, including American Rivers, Xcel Energy, the AFL-CIO, and the Colorado Criminal Defense Bar. He served as communications director for the Colorado Senate and press officer for the United States Olympic Committee at the 2004 games. Mosely's books include Dear Mr. Thompson: Felony Murder, Hunter Thompson, and the Last Gonzo Campaign, about his successful effort, with the late journalist Hunter Thompson, to free Lisl Auman from a life sentence for felony murder. Moseley is author of Ignition: Superior Communication Strategies for Making Stronger Connections. Learn more at https://www.matthewlmoseley.net/ We discuss: Communication The OODA Loop Caring About People The Power Of Listening Swimming For A Cause --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/responsible-leadership/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/responsible-leadership/support

Matthew Moseley’s open-water swimming feats are so impressive, even the Hunter S. Thompson took notice. “Gonzo swimming” didn’t exist until Matt Moseley combined his quixotic endeavors with Hunter S. Thompson’s unrivaled wit. Far from the merman figure one might conjure when imagining who could swim cage-free across the Caribbean Sea — from the U.S. Virgin Islands to Puerto Rico — Moseley presents the jovial visage of an everyman. But his ruddy cheeks and easy manner belie a man who’s dived headlong into stormy seas not just literally, but also as an agent of social change. From the worsening water crisis choking off America’s waterways to high-profile murder cases, Moseley’s aquatic antics seem very much in line with his everyday convictions. Moseley’s latest feat, swimming the length of the Green River, is part of his ongoing efforts to address the water plight of the rivers of the American West. It’s also the subject of an upcoming film from American Rivers.

Matt Moseley is the Principal of Ignition Strategy Group, which specializes in public affairs and communications strategy. He has spent his career at the intersection of public policy, business and government and has managed many public affairs projects and campaigns for organizations and companies. He is also a speaker, world record adventure swimmer and author. Follow Matthew at https://www.matthewlmoseley.net/

Do I dare say it? "Fake News"? It's a term forever tied to our 45th President but it's not a novel concept. There has been a growing distrust of the media that you can trace back to 1972 when you had military leaders actively accusing the venerable Walter Cronkite of biased journalism that undermined the American conflict in Vietnam. Let's be honest, it goes back even further - one of the more iconic photos of the 20th century is Harry Truman holding up the headlines of the Daily Chicago Tribune which proclaimed "DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN".As long as humans are....human (?) we will have biases that leak into our every being - imagine being a talking head with a vested interest in one side of the story and being tasked with proclaiming the inherent goodness of the other side. Yes it's different for professional journalists, but therein lies a big part of the problem. "Journalists" are a dying breed. Join me and media watchdog Matt Moseley as we discuss the very real problem of a corrupt media.

As an HR professional, your success is dependent on your ability to communicate.  It's a challenge that's never ending.  Fortunately, our guest on this episode has some practical strategies to share with us. Matt Moseley is the Principal of Ignition Strategy Group, which specializes in public affairs and communications strategy. He has spent his career at the intersection of public policy, business and government and has managed many public affairs projects and campaigns for organizations and companies. He is also an author, speaker and world record adventure swimmer.

Matt Moseley is a communication strategist, author, speaker, and holds five world records for long-distance open water swimming. Spending his career at the intersection of public policy, business and government, he is principal and CEO of the Ignition Strategy Group, which specializes in high-stakes communications and issue management for companies of all sizes. He is the author of the recent book, Ignition: Superior Communication Strategies for Creating Stronger Connections. What you will learn in this episode:  Why our ability to communicate is our secret sauce as humans How improv can build your communication skills What is the meaning of the word “politics” and what you can learn from it How do you build trust with people with whom you disagree What three questions can help you be a better communicator Why the hero's cycle is the best way to learn to write a story The three key components of a communication strategy How can we help companies remain humble Resources: Book: Ignition: Superior Communication Strategies for Creating Stronger Connections Book on Kindle: Ignition: Superior Communication Strategies for Creating Stronger Connections Website: https://ignitionstrategygroup.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-moseley-131b6b6/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/showupmatt

Hosted by Curtis Robinson and Christopher Tidmore and recorded in New Orleans, we start with announcement of a documentary about Hunter S. Thompson's oft-discussed campus "speaking" tours; and Matt Moseley reads a chapter from his new book, "Ignition," the one about running the media chaos for the Hunter memorial that shot his ashes out of a monster cannon.

Communications specialist, author, and adventure swimmer, Matt Moseley chats with us to discuss his experiences at the intersection of strategy, public policy, and public affairs. He discusses how we are called to be a participant in life and not just spectate from the edges.

Dylan Taylor of ColoradoWeekendAthlete.com speaks with Matt Moseley, an accomplished open water swimmer, speaker, and author. Matt is the first person to swim cage-free from the U.S. Virgin Islands to Puerto Rico, the first solo crosser of Lake Pontchartrain in New Orleans, and the first ever to swim the Colorado River through Utah's Canyonlands. His swims are typically infused with art and are the subjects of documentary films, with the goal of benefiting conservation and restoration efforts of the waters he swims in. Matt is the Principal of Ignition Strategy Group, which specializes in public affairs and communications strategy, and is the author of Ignition: Superior Communication Strategies for Creating Stronger Connections. Buy Ignition: Superior Communication Strategies for Creating Stronger Connections By Matt Moseley Follow Matt Moseley on social media: @ShowUpMatt https://matthewlmoseley.net/ http://IgnitionStrategyGroup.com

We talk to long-distance adventure swimmer, author and activist Matt Moseley about his first-ever swims in the ocean, rivers and across Lake Pontchartrain in New Orleans, now hit with yet another catastrophic hurricane.  He explains about feeling like a fish out of water and what running out of water could mean for 40 million people across the West.   Plus he offers some hope and solutions one can pursue. Rising Tide, the Ocean Podcast is co-hosted by Blue Frontier's David Helvarg and the Inland Ocean Coalition's Vicki Nichols-Goldstein.  This podcast aims to give you information, inspiration and motivation (along with a few laughs) to help understand our ocean world and make it better.  The ocean is rising, and so are we! Learn more at bluefront.org

This past June of 2021, Matt Moseley attempted to swim 52 miles downriver in one day in the Green River of Utah.  He was swimming to make a statement about the state of water in western US.  The river he was swimming was at record low levels.  Matt has completed open water swims in the Colorado River, Lake Pontchartrain, the Caribbean Ocean, Lake Tahoe and he does it all to bring attention to water.  His "early morning job" is open water swimming.  His "day job" is a PR strategist.  He serves as the co-chair of the Colorado River Council for American Rivers and recently published his first book.   MATT MOSELEYWebsiteBook:  "Ignition"Green River SwimWikipediaYoutube Channel MARK WILLIAMSVeterans Path:  Website, Instagram, FacebookWORLD OPEN WATER SWIM ASSOCIATIONWebsite AMERICAN RIVERSOpen Position:  Associate Director, Southwest River Protection ProgramPHOTO CREDITJohn Mans:  Instagram, WebsiteRIVER RADIUS PODCASTWebsiteInstagramFacebookEmail

Murder, he wrote... NOT In this episode, author and communications strategy guru Matt Moseley talks to Curtis Robinson about that time Hunter shamed the Colorado justice system into releasing a woman from a life-without-parole murder sentence. And Moseley should know, his "Dear Dr. Thompson" book was about that effort, and of course the beloved Wayne Ewing film "Free Lisl" is a great telling of the story. The case, and one of the several laws Hunter truly hated, are still making headlines, as with a January story in the Colorado Sun newspaper Colorado poised to revisit murder law that can send people to prison for life -- even when they didn’t kill anyone.

Daniel catches up with Matt Moseley & Peter Liston, Co-Founders of Trust the Process and the Veteran Community Business Chamber. After their 12 year careers in the Australian Army, Matt & Pete decided to follow their entrepreneurial spirit. The two veterans since created two 7 figure turnover businesses together, utilising lessons they learned in the military. Daniel, Matt & Pete talk about their time in the army, sharing implementable strategies and processes from the military for business owners in all industries.

Colin Cowherd explains why the Cowboys shouldn't pay Ezekiel Elliott and expects Baker Mayfield to get MVP votes in the upcoming season. FOX College Football Analyst Urban Meyer stops by to weigh in two of his former players holding out from NFL training camps and FOX NFL Analyst Mark Schlereth talks about the changing culture in the league! Jason McIntyre shares 'Tomorrow's Headlines Today!' and Matt Moseley shares the latest on all of the drama surrounding the Dallas Cowboys!  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

We are back with another installment of Comics Talk Comics! This week the boys (Daniel Brown, Norm de Plume, Matt Moseley) are joined by Courtney Moseley as they discuss the nuances of feminism... ...with the backdrop of more Tarot. We try to get the bottom of the Tarot power set, future political predictions, and creating Rick and Tool (the ultimate terrible fan band). Join us as we discuss the sexiest of comic books! Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com

Hear ye! Hear ye! Tis' the season to argue comics books! Daniel Brown, Norm de Plume, and Matt Moseley come together during Christmas time to discuss a pressing issue: The Top 10 Heroes of All Time. We put ourselves in a room for three hours, made a large pool to choose from, and didn't leave until we reached a consensus. Who were the winners? Who didn't make the cut? Well, obviously Thor didn't make it. Yes, we all watched Ragnarok and understand it's the best MCU film, but there's years of back continuity that is just weak for the character. No, the podcast does in fact like Chris Hemsworth. The man has comedic timing and good... ...this is basically the podcast. Join us for a very special Comics Talk Comics! Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com

Comics Talk Comics is back with the regular crew discussing the further adventures of Superpr...I mean Ulysses Solomon Archer. We are still fans of (almost) everything this trucker comic presents to us. This week, our hero does battle with Iron Mike Not-Tyson. Daniel Brown is pretty satisfied with the turn of events. Norm de Plume is about halfway in agreement. Matt Moseley would be more on board if it was a musical. Want to know more? Join us for another issue of CTC! Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com

Dave Carroll and Matt Moseley are back to kickoff the 2018-2019 football season!! In this weeks episode we introduce our new format of #5downs.. 1- Draft strategy for Auction / Snake (4:20) 2- New rule for making fantasy football more fun (12:25) 3- One receiver that’s going to take a big jump in fantasy?  (19:37) 4- […]

In the tone of this weeks comic, which is CBR speak - Comics Talk Comics is back on the road after a brief road stop. The wheels of time keep spinning and this convoy keeps rolling. This week the podcast consists of the following CB handle holders: Daniel Brown, Norm de Plume, and Matt Moseley. They continue talking about all things USA who, due to the events of last issue, is now in a chicken race. That's right: I say, I say, I say a chicken race! Also, we have a brief interlude of the one time Daniel's Softcore History, Matt learns what makes a chicken a chicken, and the most of the podcast learns about an ancient technology. So tune in and listen up as we bring you the goods! 10-4 good buddy! Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com

Daniel Brown, Norm de Plume, and Matt Moseley can't get enough of Ulysses Solomon Archer. This comic book desperately wants us to recognize not all heroes wear capes. Some of them wear tights or trench coats or armor or... ...well, trucker gear. Also, it's worth noting not all villains wear capes either: Some of them dress like a balloon and fly blimps. Don't believe us? I guess it's time to check out some COMICS TALK COMICS! Feel free to stick around after the credits for some more of our Gretzy 'cast too. Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com

Daniel Brown, Norm de Plume, and Matt Moseley are doing more of Marvel's US1. Our hero gets a sidekick named Retread and, for the most part, this issue is a remake of The Rime of the Ancient Mariner...with trucks. ...WITH TRUCKS! ARE YOU READING THIS RIGHT NOW?! Then stop doing so and start listening!   Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com

Daniel Brown, Norm de Plume, and Matt Moseley have decided to roll on and take on another issue of US1. Ulysses Solomon Archer is on another adventure to battle transportation-based villains. After last issue we didn't think there was anyway they could make it more ridiculous...but a mind controlling whip? Bar fights? A villain defeated using gum, but not in the same way as the villain in Disney's Rocketeer? Sign us up. Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com

We talk Comedy, Joe Pesci, Louisiana, Secret Open Mic, Values and lots more... Thank you Matt for a great conversation... Truth Love & Peace

We are back with a brand new series on the newest edition of Comics Talk Comics. Daniel Brown, Norm de Plume, and Matt Moseley are tackling the 80's comic known as US #1. This comic book takes us back to our roots. For those who have been with the podcast since the beginning we are excited to check out the adventures of Ulysses Solomon Archer AKA USA as he trucks across America to find his missing brother. The energy of this comic book hearkens back to the days of Superpro. Using an ridiculous occupation to shoehorn in a superhero? Check. A sense of idiocy form the main character? Check. Marvel openly created the comic to cash in on money offered from a third party investor? Check.* *Editors Note: It's even in the letters section OF THE COMIC. Check out our Facebook page to read said letter. If you've been slowly catching up on issues and want to get someone into the podcast then this will be a good jumping off point. Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com

The end of an era. Over two years ago we started the WWE Superstar comic books. Well, this issue is the last one we will ever be able to do, due to the series ending at #12.   And, somehow, it seems like it went on too long. Daniel Brown, Norme de Plume, and Matt Moseley bring an end to the era. We have finally smelled what The Rock was cooking. Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com

The new episode is up and we get into the real stuff: Comic books, wrestling, the 80's, VR headsets, TV show pitches (What the Rock is Smelling will be coming soon to TBS). Daniel Brown, Norme de Plume, Matt Moseley, and Courtney Moseley peoplesplain' their way through another episode of Comics Talk Comics. CAN YOU COOK WHAT THE ROCK IS SMELLING? Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com

Comics Talk Comics is taking a break from the issue format to present something we've talked about since the 2015 era: An interview with a writer from Super Pro. The podcast is on record as rating every issue of Super Pro a "Must buy!"* *Editor's note: We are aware our scale is dumber than this, but it translates roughly to that phrase. Joining us is Buzz Dixon: Author of the only issue we loved so much that we turned it into a radio play (Issue 06), is featured in the musical intro of the show (Issue 08), and is featured as the banner on our Twitter (Issue 16, #10). It would be appropriate to call us fans. Daniel Brown, Norme de Plume, and Matt Moseley are here with Mr. Dixon to talk Super Pro, writing, world-building, and even dive into politics. Also, there are some forms of media mentioned throughout the podcast that are worth looking into: Buzz Dixon's Blog - https://buzzdixon.com/ Peanuts Begins - http://www.gocomics.com/peanuts-begins Phoebe and Her Unicorn - http://www.gocomics.com/phoebe-and-her-unicorn   As for us, feel free to reach out to us in any of the following ways: twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page

The first of a two part series.. Dave Carroll and Matt Moseley break down every team in the AFC! We discuss our favorite fantasy football players and handicap every teams win total in Vegas.  CHECK IT OUT and give us your feed back!   @SupervisionsPC @I_am_DC @MrDontTryMe  

The studio has lost it's mind because we are doing every fanboy's dream: DC vs. Marvel. Well, that's what we wanted to say, but this comic is a lot less of what your imagination wants and more of shoving two action figures against each other. Host Daniel Brown, Co-host Norm de Plume, and Cocoa host Matt Moseley are here to discuss the massive hero bout that is more akin to a parking lot shoving match. twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page

Comics Talk Comics is back for another installment of the wonderful world of Tarot! This week, we have host Daniel Brown, co-host Norm de Plume, and Recent-Newly-Wed-Duo of Matt Moseley and Courtney Moseley. Our goal is simple: Answer the hard questions. Is this comic about feminism? Is it about finding oneself? Giant breasts? Furries? Were-houses, which are people by day, warehouses by night? If you're ready to find out then feel free to join us for another issue of Comics Talk Comics. twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page

It's a return to the order of disorder. We set a record this week and mention what podcast this is around the 25 minute mark. So, in the event this is your first rodeo, this week consists of Daniel Brown, Norm de Plume, and Team Foseley (Courtney Elizabeth Fell and Matt Moseley). If you haven't heard the previous Tarot podcast then you're in luck: We are being introduced to the likes of Licorice Dust and Boo Cat. It's...different. Yea, I think that's the correct word for this comic book. Also, Kenny, if you're reading this: You are a tiger and don't let anyone tell you differently. twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page

We have a packed room this week as host Daniel Brown, co-host Norm de Plume, special guest Courtney Elizabeth Fell, and cocoa host Matt Moseley all get together to discuss Tarot #1. It's a story as old as time: Witch gets angry, other witch goes after her, pumpkins come to life and attack people, everyone in the story is scantily clad, etc. Join us as we discuss the most Deviant Artish of comic books! twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page

Daniel Brown, Norm de Plume, and why-are-we-here Matt Moseley get together to finish out this comic book. We did this the same night as Issue 65, so if you haven't listened to that yet then you should check that out first. I have so much I want to say about this comic book, but Matt Moseley summed it up best: "May it never strike again." Yup, that checks out. twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page

Merry Kwanzanukkalidaysmas! Comics Talk Comics is here to help you celebrate a wonderful, silent night with the loudmouths of Daniel Brown, Norm de Plume, and Co-co-co host Matt Moseley. We are rounding out our evaluation of The Dark Knight Strikes Again and keep on hoping it will get better. Well, I have something to tell you, kids: It doesn't get better. It never will. Comments? Thoughts? Complains? Send them to: twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page

A new issue of Comics Talk Comics is ready...kind of? This week we are coming back to Marvel's 1970's Star Wars comics. Also, it's worth mentioning that we've been sitting on this one for a while because the last half of the podcast went missing. We're sorry. Also, this was one of the first on the new rig, which is now almost a year ago, so we were still working on learning the new mics. Again, sorry. Also, we really didn't get our names or the podcast in the intro because we ended up bullshitting for about an hour before doing the podcast (during the longest sound-check ever), so our names appear over an hour later. So...sorry? Host Daniel Brown, Co-host Norm de Plume, Special Guest* Matt Moseley, and other guest Jason Switzer meet up to discuss Star Wars #8, which is basically The Seven Star Warsai. Only, since the last half is missing, we end up doing a lot of banter about Star Wars vs. Star Trek after the "bowwww....babowbowbowbowbooowwwww..." part of the podcast.   *Editor's Note: Due to this taking place long before Issue #50 Matt Moseley, in this particular episode, is still Special Guest.   twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page  

Comics Talk Comics is back with the another look at the Spider Man title, Trouble. Well, it's a Spider Man title without the spider and, based on the ages of the characters, very few men. Daniel Brown, Norm de Plume, and Co-host-special-guest Matt Moseley gather together to discuss the origin story of Peter Parker's conception. Things are really taking off, as we delve further into the history of Uncle Ben, the love triangle taking place between friends, and further development into Richard Parker, father of Spider Man. Who are we kidding? It's an uncomfortable read with equally-uncomfortable covers. twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com Facebook Page - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page

Never has a comic book title been more appropriate. This week the members of Comics Talk Comics (Daniel Brown, Norm de Plume, and S.G. Matt Moseley) decide to finally discuss a comic about one of the greatest heroes in comicdom: Spider-Man. Except this is our podcast, which means our Spider-Man comic book has no Spider-Man, but a lot of inappropriate moments between Peter's family. Set in the 60's/70's/or 00's, Trouble is the origin story of Peter Parker that asks a question that nobody wanted to know: "How was Peter Parker conceived?" It turns out in the worst way imaginable. Also, we apologize for anyone who ends up following along or seeing the feed: These covers are uncomfortable. Actually, this whole thing is uncomfortable. twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com Facebook Page - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page

Welcome back to another issuesode (sure?) of Comics Talk Comics. Today, we go back to Riverdale to explore the all-important question: What happens if Archie met the Punisher? We know Archie was able to go toe-to-toe with The Predator, but what of the unstoppable force of Frank Castle? Daniel Brown, Norm de Plume, and Matt Moseley (who is now promoted to "guest") discuss the wonders of Archie Meets the Punisher. twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com

Issue 50 is still coming along, but we needed to finish this arc. There was a serious debate to start something else before rounding out our journey. But did the Donner Party give up on their trek? Did Burk and Willis give up on their attempt to explore? Sputnik? Franklin? Absolutely not! So why would we? At the conclusion of this episode there will be around 9+ hours of audio, between all the episodes, of Daniel Brown, Norm de Plume, and Matt Moseley discussing the series Marville. We aren't bad people. Really, we rag on a lot of the comics in our lists, but there is usually a silver lining that we can genuinely enjoy. 1960's Fantastic Four art. Chuck Norris walking around some docks. Joseph Culp's performance as Dr. Doom in the 1994 Fantastic Four movie. The last page of Billy Ray Cyrus' comic which, as of this writing, graces are Twitter page. This comic has none of that. To quote Patrick Bateman in American Psycho, who makes a lot of sense in light of this comic: "There are no more barriers to cross. All I have in common with the uncontrollable and the insane, the vicious and the evil, all the mayhem I have caused and my utter indifference toward it I have now surpassed. My pain is constant and sharp, and I do not hope for a better world for anyone." twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com Facebook Page - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page

Milestones are important. For example, if the human race is still around in 500 years, nobody is going to care who won The Grammy's in 2148. However, people will think "Who won the Grammy for Best Song of the Year for 2000," look up the information, and find that the collaboration between Santana and Rob Thomas produced the winning song, "Smooth." They will hear the song and exclaim "OF COURSE THIS IS TIMELESS!" Well, we want to adhere to those values at Comics Talk Comics, so we refuse to let an episode of Marville be our Issue 50. We are currently working on that much-more bomb-ass episode, but for now we have...this. Daniel Brown, Norm de Plume, and Matt Moseley come together to review and discuss Marville #5. We learn more about the secret that Bill Jemas has decided to reveal to the world. I'll leave you with this tidbit from the comic: "Jesus was the first super hero." That is both something in this comic book and something that needs to be on a t-shirt. twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com Facebook Page - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page

This particular episode is a continuation of our live show: It's Comic Talk Comic's live material. We wanted to make sure they were mastered properly because these jokes kind of encapsulate who we are as a team. Daniel Brown is a smart guy who likes dumb things, Norm de Plume is a smart guy who says smart things, and Matt Moseley is a smart guy who likes alcohol. Once again, we want to thank the thousands (you weren't there, so you can't fact check that) of fans that made it out to watch us perform. We also want to give another shout out to Back Porch Comedy in Pensacola for setting this up for us. We look forward to doing another one of these in the future. twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com Facebook Page - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page

We are on issue #45 and it's worth mentioning how close this podcast was to doing the series "Marville" before "NFL Super Pro." If it weren't for the fact that football season was going on during the creation of episode number one we could have easily started with this series first. Let's just call it a dodged bullet. Marville generally makes critic's top ten lists for "Worst comic book of all time." The podcast has had a lot of experience reading bad comics, but nothing prepared us for this journey. AOL jokes. Ted Turner. Dog farts. Alan Greenspan as a bank manager. Reading this comic book made us believe we were in some kind of shared fever dream. Join Daniel Brown, Norm de Plume, and Matt Moseley as they take a journey into the strangest god-damned thing we've seen on the podcast. twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page  

We are coming to a close in our discussion of Silver Age Fantastic Four. In this particular issue we talk about the first mission of The Fantastic Four: A trip to Monster Island to fight The Mole Man in his Cavern of Jewels. Yes, those are all real things and, yes, it's incredibly dumb in the way that we like it.Feel free to stay after the main podcast as Daniel Brown and Matt Moseley celebrate Veteran's Day by complementing/ribbing Norm de Plume. gmail - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com reddit - comicstalkcomics Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page  

The 'cast continues to delve into the lunacy that is The Fantastic Four. Daniel Brown, Norm de Plume, and Matt Moseley discuss the latter part of the movie which, and we know this is hard to believe, even crazier than the first half. We stay pretty much on topic, though there is some discussion of Ruben Studdard opening a sandwich shop with Pee Wee Herman called "Ruben and Reuban's Reubans." If you have ties to one of those guys then get a hold of them and make it happen because if this movie can get made then ANYTHING is possible. gmail - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com reddit - comicstalkcomics Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page

The premise is simple: Lois is a woman. It's the late 50's. The comic is written by sitcom writers. What could possible go wrong? Absolutely nothing. Welcome back to another episode of Comics Talk Comics. Today we go back to the same issue of Lois Lane and watch as Superman goes through another caper. However, Wrestlemania was also happening last week; so proud WWE Network subscribers Daniel Brown, Matt Moseley, and Sid Kuhn end up discussing predictions for the last half of the episode. Spoiler alert: Our ideas were better, which means none of it actually happened. Reddit - comicstalkcomics Email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com Twitter - comstalkcomics

NFL SuperPro continues to impress the group. We enjoyed the second issue so much that we managed to stay on topic and not run off into too many strange tangents. Though, truth be told, Daniel Brown has to get an argument in that Scar, of Lion King fame, was Disney's first gay villain. "Dude likes dude lions." He's joined by Norm de Plume and Matt Moseley in another outing. This also marks the first time that all members of the podcast reveal on of the most intimiate details any man could: Their favorite sauce to put on food. We're only 2 episodes from ending our favorite bad comic book ever, so if you're joining us for the first time then kick up, live, laugh, love, and (most importantly) drink! Reddit/CBR - comicstalkcomics Twitter (we really should be more active) - comstalkcomics Email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com

We've been on a bit of a hiatus, but we are back with the final episode of our Magnum opus: The Death of Superman. Daniel Brown, Norm de Plume, and Special Guest Matt Moseley go deep into the mythos of DC's flagship character. Before listening to this episode we recommend checking out Issue 12 and 13 first, so as to give context to our dislike of the entire arc. Though this particular episode is about The Death of Superman it is worth noting that a spiritual battle takes place throughout between Daniel Brown and Matt Moseley on whether or not Million Dollar Baby is a good movie (it is). Reddit/CBR - comicstalkcomics Twitter - comstalkcomics Email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com

"There are bad things. There are bad things in the world. Many bad things. There are some things that are worse than those bad things. But this is the worst thing." - Norm de Plume Well, we finally did it. We've been having a good time enjoying NFL comic books and the beautifully-rendered art of Billy Ray Cyrus' masculinity. And then this happened. Joining us as a special guest is Sid Kuhn (and special guest Matt Moseley). Daniel Brown frequently mentions Spiderman's One More Day and Brand New Day as the worst comics of all time, but then WWE Superstars decides to crash the party, kick his dog, eat his food, drink his beer, and throw up in his bed. Also, Norm de Plume, who has no familiarity with wrestling, is taught by a room full of people (who are paying for both the WWE Network and their sins by reading this) how to fight without hurting the other person. Actually, if you don't know anything about wrestling you will learn the following during this podcast: (1) Kayfabe (2) How to do the People's Elbow (3) How to do a proper choke slam (4) CM Punk's real name (5) The purpose of a Singapore cain/bamboo stick/wooden sword (6) Daniel Bryan (7) How John Cena sounds to Brent, who has never heard John Cena talk (8) Why Randy Orton does that pose at the end of matches (9) AND MUCH MORE! This comic is so bad it must be treated like poetry, so let's end with what we started. "This is the worst thing."