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When testifying at his trial, Teddy Kyle Smith said he thought he was shooting Enukins in self-defense when he fired his rifle at Chuck and Paul Buckel. Few believed him, but his testimony highlighted the inequalities of jury selection in rural Alaska. Sources My primary source for this article was the Audible Original production of Midnight Son by James Dommek Jr. I highly recommend this three-hour audiobook. James Dommek Jr. does a fantastic job of telling this story from the viewpoint of a Native man from northwestern Alaska. It is a first-class production and a thought-provoking story. Anderson, Ben. “Kiana man found guilty of attempted murder in remote Alaska.” November 26, 2014. Anchorage Daily News. Demer, Lisa. “Troopers hunt for resident of Kiana – Teddy K. Smith should be considered armed and dangerous.” September 11, 2012. Anchorage Daily News. Dommek, James Jr. Midnight Son. 2019. Audible Original. D'Oro, Rachel. Alaska actor arrested, charged in shooting of 2 men near Kiana.” September 20, 2012. Fairbanks Daily News-Miner. D'Oro, Rachel. “Inupiaq thriller ‘On the Ice' arrives in theaters today.” February 17, 2012. Anchorage Daily News. Grove, Casey. “Appeal challenges Alaska's exclusion of village residents from juries.” May 24, 2018. Alaska Public Media. Grove, Casey. “Troopers nab Kiana shooting suspect – Teddy Smith is arrested on river without incident.” September 21, 2012. Anchorage Daily News. Hopkins, Kyle. “Movie actor from Kiana still missing after mother's death – Gun-wielding man hasn't been heard from since Friday.” September 13, 2012. Anchorage Daily News. Hopkins, Kyle. “Village locked down after two hunters shot – The shooter is still on the loose after stealing the pair's boat.” September 20, 2012. Anchorage Daily News. “In the Court of Appeals in the State of Alaska: Teddy Kyle Smith v. State of Alaska.” April 2, 2021. JUSTIA US Law. “The ‘Enukins' – Little people of NW Alaska.” n.d. Bigfoot Encounters. ______________________________________ Join the Readers and Writers Book Club for a Spring Fling Facebook Event and Explore the Haunted Harding House: April 15 - 29 Take a trip to the wilderness of Alaska--if you dare! _________________________________________________________________________ IF YOU ENJOY LISTENING TO YOUR NOVELS, CHECK OUT THE AUDIOBOOK VERSION OF MASSACRE AT BEAR CREEK LODGE ________________________________     https://youtu.be/7Fv52Bf8yfY Join the Last Frontier Club's Free Tier Robin Barefield lives in the wilderness on Kodiak Island, where she and her husband own a remote lodge. She has a master's degree in fish and wildlife biology and is a wildlife-viewing and fishing guide. Robin has published six novels: Big Game, Murder Over Kodiak, The Fisherman's Daughter, Karluk Bones, Massacre at Bear Creek Lodge, and The Ultimate Hunt. She has also published two non-fiction books: Kodiak Island Wildlife and Murder and Mystery in the Last Frontier. She draws on her love and appreciation of the Alaska wilderness as well as her scientific background when writing. Robin invites you to join her at her website: https://robinbarefield.com, and while you are there, sign up for her free monthly newsletter about true crime in Alaska. Robin also narrates a podcast, Murder and Mystery in the Last Frontier. You can find it at: https://murder-in-the-last-frontier.blubrry.net Subscribe to Robin's free, monthly Murder and Mystery Newsletter for more stories about true crime and mystery from Alaska. Join her on: Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn Visit her website at http://robinbarefield.com Check out her books at Author Masterminds ___________________________________________________________________________________ Would you like to support Murder and Mystery in the Last Frontier? Become a patron and join The Last Frontier Club. Each month, Robin will provide one or more of the following to club members.

“At midnight someone shouted, ‘The groom is here! Come to meet him!' Matthew 25:1-13

Total Freedom is a weekly radio show, on air on:Mio Radio (Turkey) Tuesday 03 PMSpace FM Romania (Romania) Tuesday 01 AMAIR GAY RADIO (France) Wednesday 10 PMJR.FM Radio Network (Usa) Friday 04 PMRadio Amistad 101.9 FM (Dominican Republic) Friday 11 PMDanceRadio.ca (Canada) Friday 03 AMBeats2dance Radio (Holland) Saturday 05 PMCUEBASE-FM (Germany) Monday 06 PMTempo Radio Mx (Mexico) Saturday 10 PMReloaded on iTunes: http://apple.co/1NijFVJ Tracklist :01 GAR, Guineve - Reveuse02 Kim Cameron - Meet Me at Midnight - (Son of 8 Dub)03 Matt Caseli - Blow Your Mind (Extended Mix)04 Hutch - Give Me The Night05 Milk Bar & F3D3 B - Keep On (Extended Mix)06 Sagan & Galleon - So, I Begin (Extended Mix)07 Vintage Culture - Find A Way (VIP Mix)08 SUMD4ZE x Bryan Adams x LMC - Run To You (SUMD4ZE Club Extended Mix)09 Liquid Todd, Leandro Da Silva - AI Payback (Extended Mix)10 Maur - Promise (Extended Mix)11 Teko - Bambilibam (Extended Mix)12 Kyle Watson ft. NEZ - Shake It (Extended Mix)13 The Blessed Madonna & Kylie Minogue - Edge Of Saturday Night (Extended)14 James View - Party Time (Original Mix)

Diarrhea for dogs, getting ready for Halloween, horror reviews from non horror people, drugs and the problems they cause and Midnight Son!

Director Scott Leberecht began his filmmaking career as a visual effects art director at Lucasfilm's Industrial Light & Magic. His latest documentary film, Jurassic Punk, is about his fellow ILM effects artist Steve “Spaz” Williams. A talented artist, Steve pioneered computer animation VFX in movies, creating the alien effects for The Abyss and the morphing transitions for the “T-100” in Terminator 2: Judgement Day. Steve's most ambitious and revolutionary work for the movie and VFX industry was his work on the completely computer animated dinosaurs for 1993's Jurassic Park. Scott met Steve during his internship at ILM. Jurassic Punk was originally meant to be about the whole ILM ensemble at that pivotal time between The Abyss and Jurassic Park. But as Scott gathered the stories, he realized that he needed a main character who had an interesting arc, and Steve definitely fit the profile. Steve's work on Jurassic Park had never been properly acknowledged, with credit for the visual effects going mainly to Phil Tippett and Dennis Muren. Steve himself was always a notoriously difficult, hard-drinking asshole who had trouble fitting into the corporate structure of ILM. Scott found it hard to shoot Steve's interviews for Jurassic Punk, since his friend was at such a low point in his life. But Steve understood that Scott was trying to tell the story of what life can be like for a creative worker who gives their all, only to be left with little credit or money. Scott sees Jurassic Punk as telling two cautionary tales: be careful about innovating within corporate structures, and ensure that the people who create the art are properly acknowledged. Life After Pi, a documentary short Scott made with Christina Lee Storm in 2014, is also a personal story about working in the VFX industry. Shortly before winning the Oscar for their special effects in Life of Pi, the visual effects studio Rhythm & Hues filed for bankruptcy. Scott had been working for the company for about six months when everyone was fired. The doc explores what's been happening to the visual effects industry, as work is outsourced and it becomes a race to the bottom for the cheapest price. There was a very short window of time after Rhythm & Hues' collapse where effects workers could speak their mind, even staging a demonstration outside the Academy Awards that year. Today, effects workers continue to voice their need to form a union, as the quality of effects work declines while studios demand cheaper VFX done at an even faster pace. You can watch Jurassic Punk streaming on Amazon and Kanopy. Life After Pi is on YouTube. Midnight Son has just been released on Blu-Ray and features a soundtrack by Kays Al-Atrakchi Find Find Scott Leberecht: https://www.jurassicpunkmovie.com/ Instagram: @jurassicpunkmovie Sponsored by Hot Rod Cameras: www.hotrodcameras.com The Cinematography Podcast website: www.camnoir.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheCinematographyPodcast Facebook: @cinepod Instagram: @thecinepod Twitter: @ShortEndz

TIME STAMPS 0:00 Intro Music 0:18 Intro 1:25 Episode 300! 3:22 Ryan doses up on Ritalin 4:15 How has the week been? 9:44 What have we been playing? 9:53 Ryan's Dead Island 2 thoughts (Code provided by Plaion ANZ) 14:44 Ryan has been playing Gas Station Simulator 17:02 Street Fighter 6 impressions (Code provided by Capcom Aus and Turn Left Distribution) 21:48 Max's Diablo IV impressions 26:14 skateBIRD impressions (Code provided) 27:55 The First World WWE 2K23 Champion of Ryan's Loungeroom 31:34 A's to your Q's Part 1 44:30 Inform The Players (This week in PlayStation news) 45:01 Final Fantasy XVI preorder concerns 49:29 Final Fantasy XVI demo imminent? 51:51 Final Fantasy XVII Rebirth teases 56:15 Bigger & Brutal! MORE Spider-Man 2 Details Revealed 1:04:03 A's to your Q's Part 2 1:10:47 Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater to have original voice cast and Kojima will not be returning 1:15:15 SGDQ has wrapped and raised $2.239 million 1:17:05 Diablo IV has issues on PlayStation 1:20:03 QUICKBITS - PlayStation Days of Play, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart is coming to PC, CD Projekt Red are not being acquired, What is P5T?, GTA V getting a control update, Capcom drops a future Resident Evil remakes survey, Yuji Naka is going to prison, Ubisoft Forward, Bulletstorm to PSVR2, Bobby Kotick is a moron, Midnight Son's developer gets layoffs, and God of War art director heads over to Netflix 1:31:40 Upcoming PlayStation games 1:32:20 A's to your Q's Part 3 1:51:10 Getting sentimental for 300 episodes 1:59:46 Outro 2:00:50 Outro music Since 2020 Ryan lost 40kgs using The Man Shake. If you want to join along in Ryan and Max's weightloss journey, pick up your supply of The Man Shake here: http://bit.ly/FTPManShake Have a question PlayStation or gaming related you want Ryan and Max to discuss? Head on over to www.thepopculturists.com/questions and submit away. You can always comment below too! With over 40 years combined PlayStation gaming and over 5 years in games coverage, Ryan and Max felt that they would be perfect to throw their hats in the ring and join the greater PlayStation discussion. This weekly show will allow us to discuss the ins and outs of Sony's hardware, software, and relationships. Many thanks to PlayStation Australia, POEM Group, and the many other publishers and PR teams for their continued support of For The Players: The PopCulturists' PlayStation Podcast. Their support of the show allow us to get hands on with games, early access, event invites, and many things we require to make this the show that it is. Feel free to add the guys on Twitter: Ryan - HaggardMC Max - bepossessed101 ALSO AVAILABLE AS AN AUDIO PODCAST ON iTUNES and Spotify: iTunes: https://apple.co/2lEQhng Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2lDwqVA Want to subscribe? - https://goo.gl/DoHVzr Follow us: Patreon - www.patreon.com/thepopculturists Website - thepopculturists.com Facebook - facebook.com/ThePopCulturists Facebook Group - facebook.com/groups/ThePopCulturists Twitch - twitch.tv/thepopculturists Discord - https://discord.gg/sMKb6Vy Twitter - twitter.com/PopCulturists Instagram - instagram.com/thepopculturists Email - mail@thepopculturists.com #PlayStation5 #PlayStationPodcast #Spiderman2

Generation X Gaming is a weekly Podcast that goes over a few of the top stories from the past week and we rant along the way. On today's show we talk about what we have been playing. What have we been playing, Sony Patents, Series S, 30fps /60fps, Next Gen Systems, GTA 6, Splinter Cell remake's directormuch, Activision wants to patent, The Metaversemore, Microsoft has started layoffs, Riot Games Acquires Wargaming Sydney Studio, Sony Confirms PS5 DualSense Edge Controller, Call of Duty would stay on PlayStation thru 2027 , Microsoft is building an Xbox mobile gaming store, Netflix is 'seriously exploring' cloud gaming, Midnight Son =, Halo Update, Bingie, and much more Become a Subscribe: www.youtube.com/@30nsg?sub_confirmati... www.youtube.com/@30nStillgaming?sub_c... Become a Member Join this channel to get access to perks: rebrand.ly/30nsg Become a 30nstillgaming Discord Member https://discord.gg/ansqERtcmh Support the stream: https://streamlabs.com/30nstillgaming2 Check out more of @30nstillgaming at: Nerding with 30 - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC050... Website http://www.30nstillgaming.live Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/30nstillgaming --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/genxgaming/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/genxgaming/support

Show #959 Last Century Blues 01. Colin James - Triple Shot (4:00) (Colin James & the Little Big Band II, Elektra/Asylum Records, 1998) 02. John Dummer Band - Time Will Tell (3:24) (Blue, Vertigo Records, 1972) 03. Jimmy Johnson - Talking 'Bout Chicago (4:50) (North // South, Delmark Records, 1982) 04. Carey Bell - Good Luck Man (5:24) (Good Luck Man, Alligator Records, 1997) 05. Freddie King - Me And My Guitar (4:07) (The Texas Cannonball, Shelter Records, 1972) 06. Kid Bangham & Amyl Justin - I Go Crazy (3:48) (Pressure Cooker, Tone-Cool Records, 1997) 07. Sonny Landreth - Congo Square (5:14) (Down In Louisiana, Epic Records, 1985) 08. Savoy Brown - Highway Blues (4:04) (Boogie Brothers, Deram Records, 1974) 09. Finis Tasby - The Sun Is Shining (4:46) (Jump Children, Evidence Music, 1998) 10. Fenton Robinson - Nightflight (3:55) (Nightflight, Alligator Records, 1984) 11. Son Seals - Four Full Seasons Of Love (2:50) (Midnight Son, Alligator Records, 1976) 12. Scott Henderson - Smelly Ol' Dog Blues (7:59) (Dog Party, Mesa Records, 1994) 13. Livin' Blues - Midnight Blues (3:18) (Blue Breeze, Ariola Records, 1976) 14. Downchild Blues Band - Please Forgive (2:58) (Dancing, Special Records, 1974) 15. Mark Dufresne - A Song In There (3:08) (There's A Song In There, Jeromed Records, 1999) 16. Paul Mark & the Van Dorens - Credit Line (4:13) (Disposable Soul, Radiation Records, 1997) 17. Pete Haycock - Follow That Frog (3:03) (Guitar And Son, IRS Records, 1987) 18. Clarence Gatemouth Brown - Just Lippin' (3:10) (Pressure Cooker, Alligator Records, 1985) 19. Ford Blues Band - Somebody Help Me (4:28) (The Ford Blues Band, Blue Rock'It Records, 1999) 20. Al Copley & the Fabulous Thunderbirds - Good Understanding (6:48) (Good Understanding, Bullseye Blues, 1994) 21. Barry Levenson - Cobra Days/Blue Tears (7:13) (Heart to Hand, Storyville Records, 1998) Bandana Blues is and will always be a labor of love. Please help Spinner deal with the costs of hosting & bandwidth. Visit www.bandanablues.com and hit the tipjar. Any amount is much appreciated, no matter how small. Thank you.

Three in a row, what do you know. One more action packed episode, and boy do we mean action packed. More news than you can shake a stick at, a new segment called Copycats, an overview of the shows we've watched this week, weird fan theories and our first Mailbag question since our return!  Buckle in! it's gonna be a bumpy ride!    What We've Watched The Boys: S03E02 and S03E03 Obi-Wan: S01E04 Ms. Marvel: S01E01  Copycats Doctor Strange and Doctor Fate In The News The Hunger Games: Ballads of Songbirds and Snakes Trailer Netflix Sandman Trailer Hulu's Prey Trailer Netflix's Resident Evil Trailer Nope Trailer Netflix and Tim Burton's Wednesday Teaser Marvel's Midnight Son's trailer Black Adam trailer Netflix's One Piece Behind the Scenes  Marvel signs multi year contract with Penguin House distribution Silk TV series in the works The Boys renewed for 4th season Scrubs Revival  Sweet Tooth Season 2 wraps filming  What We Do In The Shadows renewed for Season 5 and 6 Harley Quinn Season 3 coming soon Joker sequel possibly in works Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon cast Anthony Hopkins  Ghostbusters Animated series Stranger Things season 5 will include a time jump MCU skipping SDCC Spider-Man No Way Home rerelease  Allegations against Ezra Miller  MCU Thunderbolts has possible director  NWGLS Mailbag Thoughts on The Batman  Weird Fan Theories  Titanic Theories  ------------------------------------------------------- Have a question for the NWGLS guys? Shoot us over an email at nerdswhogetlaid@gmail.com We'll try to answer it on the NWGLS Mailbag!   Follow us on Twitter  |  Like us on Facebook | Follow us on Instagram Also JOIN the Nerds Who Get Laid Sometimes Facebook Group!!! Subscribe on iTunes | Android | Spotify | Google Podcast | Stitcher | Pod Chaser | Castbox | Pocket Cast | Overcast | Bullhorn | Castro | Player FM    Podcast Addict | Podhero | Podcast Guru | Podcast Republic | Podfriend | Radio Public | Sonnet | YouTube | RSS Feed |

This week on 8111, Scott Leberecht! Scott grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio the middle of three bothers. His dad was an optician and his mom was an elementary school teacher. Drawing was always something that he was interested in, and good at. He studied industrial design at University of Cincinnati with a goal of may be making toys for Kenner where he'd worked part-time as part of a co-op program. In school he met fellow ILM alum George Hull. And he discovered that ILM model maker Charlie Bailey had also attended his school years earlier. School set the path toward ILM. At 24 Scott became an intern in ILM art department. The internship turned into a job where he would work for the next six years. Scott's credits include films like Flubber, 101 Dalmatians, Spawn, an un-produced Hulk movie, and Sleepy Hollow. With friends at ILM Scott made a few short films including the infamous "Spirit of Spawn" which you can see on YouTube. Scott left ILM and moved to LA where he went to grad school at AFI. He kept working on film projects as an art director to make money. After AFI he made his first feature film, Midnight Son. He was working at Rhythm & Hues when the studio went bankrupt at the same time it won the Oscar for Life of Pi. Scott made the film "Life After Pi" that explored the effects of the commodification of visual effects and how it destroyed many people's livelihoods. Scott wanted to make another film and wound up crafting the film "Spaz" which follows the career ups and downs of ILM's Steve Williams. The film premiered at SXSW 2022 and is in the process of being sold. Today Scott works at Valve in Seattle. It was a total blast chatting with Scott and hearing about his journey and his new film. There's no doubt another film in the near future. 

This week CJ and Vin talk about Oscar Isaac's comments of wanting Moon Knight to work with the Midnight Son's as Moon Knight prepares it's way to Disney Plus. Along with the possibility of The Midnight Sons, CJ and Vin talk about the latest news and potential leaks around Doctor Strange In The Multiverse of Madness, some key moments that could happen, how Deadpool will enter, if John Krazinski is in the movie as Mr. Fantastic, and how the early screenings of Moribus are very disappointing.

In this one, Cody talks to musician and storyteller James Dommek, Jr. Growing up in Kotzebue, James played basketball. Most kids did — it was and still is a big part of the rural Alaska experience. In the summertime, they played all night because the sun was out. And in the wintertime — despite the cold and ball going flat — they would still play. In 1996, James moved to Anchorage, where he continued playing basketball for a while, but eventually moved on to playing music. He became as obsessive about music as he was basketball and, after high school, he joined a rock band called The Whipsaws. And that's where he spent his 20s, playing drums all up and down the Alaska road system at almost every bar that had a stage. He says that he realized he was a storyteller from those days on the road. If something memorable happened, he would be asked to retell the story because people had a tendency to listen when he spoke. In 2019, James and his producers released Midnight Son, a true crime podcast that explores the story of Teddy Kyle Smith, who went from being an actor to a fugitive in a quick succession of tragic events. What followed was a case that involved Alaska Native folklore and the United States justice system. In the podcast, James talks about how this story gave itself to him — how it showed its neck. So, for two years he and his producers worked on Midnight Son — collecting interviews, listening to courtroom audio, writing and just generally wrapping their minds around the case. James says that he was genuinely obsessed with Teddy's story and that if he didn't tell it, he would regret it for the rest of his life.

James Dommek, Jr. grew up in Kotzebue playing basketball. Most kids did — it was and still is a big part of the rural Alaska experience. In the summertime, they played all night because the sun was out. And in the wintertime — despite the cold and ball going flat — they would still play. In 1996, James moved to Anchorage, where he continued playing basketball for a while, but eventually moved on to playing music. He became as obsessive about music as he was basketball and, after high school, he joined a rock band called The Whipsaws. And that's where he spent his 20s, playing drums all up and down the Alaska road system at almost every bar that had a stage. He says that he realized he was a storyteller from those days on the road. If something memorable happened, he would be asked to retell the story because people had a tendency to listen when he spoke. In 2019, James and his producers released Midnight Son, a true crime podcast that explores the story of Teddy Kyle Smith, who went from being an actor to a fugitive in a quick succession of tragic events. What followed was a case that involved Alaska Native folklore and the United States justice system. In the podcast, James talks about how this story gave itself to him — how it showed its neck. So, for two years he and his producers worked on Midnight Son — collecting interviews, listening to courtroom audio, writing and just generally wrapping their minds around the case. James says that he was genuinely obsessed with Teddy's story and that if he didn't tell it, he would regret it for the rest of his life.

We're back! Decker is settled in the south and Season 2 can now resume. This week, Syracuse's "Midnight Son" joins the show to draft 2007 TNA! What cards did we come up with, and did Skyros need extra time to put his show together? Tune in and find out, then go to our Twitter to vote for the card you feel is best!

And I saw truth fall like hail from the Midnight Son. It's back to back second half of shows tonight True Deniers! Why so serious? Why so heavy? Be with us tonight on Behind The Sch3m3s as Lavish joins the fray! Boo-Bury and Lavish get deep into illumination as we gaze without sunglasses into the Urban Sun. Take our hand as we pass thru the Gates of Light! Refreshen with a beverage at WaterLicht! It's quite the lovely trip thru the rose garden. Please leave your kicks at the door so we can examine the way Satan and Jesus walked around. It's all MSCHF as we double down on deep dives. More blood! More Holy Water! More Spots! More passwords! More virus! More piano! Twice the Black Cube. You know it, you want it, and you love it! All this and more on Behind the SchƎmƎs! BYO3-DG ZOSO'S CORNER (SHOW NOTES)

Show #880 That's Old An episode with music of 40-plus years old. 01. ZZ Top - Precious And Grace (3:10) (Tres Hombres, London Records, 1973) 02. Taj Mahal - Bacon Fat (6:40) (Giant Step/De Ole Folks At Home, Columbia Records, 1969) 03. Dr. Feelgood - Drop Everything And Run (3:14) (Let It Roll, United Artists Records, 1979) 04. Sonny Jones - Love Me With A Feeling [1939] (2:51) (Carolina Blues Guitar 1936-1939, Old Tramp Records, 1994) 05. Memphis Slim & Canned Heat - Trouble Everywhere I Go (3:50) (Memphis Heat, Blue Star Records, 1974) 06. Johnny Burnette Trio - Chains Of Love [1956] (2:32) (The Legendary Johnny Burnette Rock'n'Roll Trio, Charly Records, 1984) 07. Fenton Robinson - Checking On My Woman (3:26) (Somebody Loan Me A Dime, Alligator Records, 1974) 08. Mississippi John Hurt - Spike Driver Blues (2:30) (Avalon Blues, Rounder Records, 1963) 09. Doc Watson - Spikedriver Blues (2:39) (Doc And The Boys, United Artists Records, 1976) 10. Charley Musselwhite Blues Band - Bag Gloom Brews (9:09) (Stone Blues, Vanguard Records, 1968) 11. Ruth Brown - Daddy Daddy (2:52) (Rock & Roll, Atlantic Records, 1957) 12. Charles Carson - Time Has Expired [1962] (2:22) (Gumbo Stew, Ace Records, 1993) 13. Son Seals - Telephone Angel (5:27) (Midnight Son, Alligator Records, 1976) 14. Dorothy Ellis - Slowly Going Out Of Your Mind [1952] (Rare Blues Girls From King, Sing Records, 1988) 15. Sonny Boy Williamson II - Lonesome Cabin [1960] (3:01) (Bummer Road, Chess Records, 1969) 16. Flavium - Nightlife (3:44) (No Kiddin', Polydor Records, 1979) 17. JB Lenoir - If I Get Lucky [1966] (3:00) (Vietnam Blues, Evidence Records, 1995) 18. John Sebastian - Harpoon (2:21) (Tarzana Kid, Warner Bros, 1974) 19. Paula Lockheart - Black Mountain Blues (3:48) (It Ain't The End Of The World, Flying Fish Records, 1979) 20. Frankie Miller - Mail Box (3:13) (Once In A Blue Moon, Chrysalis Records, 1972) 21. Johnny Mars - Cruisin' (3:18) (Johnny Mars And The Oakland Boogie, Big Bear Records, 1976) 22. Little Bill Gaither - Moonshine By The Keg [1941] (2:46) (Booze & The Blues, Columbia Records, 1996) 23. John Lee Hooker - One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer [1966] (3:02) (Chess Chartbusters Vol. 4, Chess Records, 2008) 24. John Dummer Blues Band - Nine By Nine (3:16) (John Dummer's Famous Music Band, Fontana Records, 1970) 25. Kenny Burrell & Jimmy Smith - Blues For Del (6:11) (Blue Bash!, Verve Records, 1963) Bandana Blues is and will always be a labor of love. Please help Spinner deal with the costs of hosting & bandwidth. Visit www.bandanablues.com and hit the tipjar. Any amount is much appreciated, no matter how small. Thank you.

In the vast Alaskan Arctic, legend has it there once lived a mythic tribe—Iñukuns—that only existed in rumors and whispers. A local actor-turned-fugitive, Teddy Kyle Smith, had an encounter that brought Iñukuns from myth to reality.We're going to discuss the true crime audiobook/podcast, Midnight Son, written and produced by Alaska Native, James Dommek Jr., with Josephine Holtzman and Isaac Kestenbaum. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/beyondthescreamspodcast)

After 12 years of silence, we finally get another book in the Twilight universe, this time in Edward’s point of view. In this episode of the Run with Chestnut podcast, Francesco and Simon are joined by two new guests Lily Mordant and Zulay Valencia Diaz as they cover the new addition to the series, reminisce over the past books, and explore other key icons of the genre. Reach out to us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook @RunWithChestnut to give us any feedback, or future topic requests.

Every week on The Twilight Zone Zone,we go down Donald Liebenson’s list The 26 Episodes We Talk About When We Talk About The Twilight Zone from Vanity Fair, chronologically by release date and compare two episodes and choose which one to recommend. This week we watched “Deaths-Head Revisited” and "The Midnight Son"   The Obsolete Man”/“Deaths-Head Revisited” A tie: these are two Serling-penned episodes whose messages feel distressingly relevant. In the first, Burgess Meredith stars as a librarian deemed obsolete by the totalitarian state and sentenced to death, though he gets to choose his manner of execution. In the second, a former SS captain returns to Dachau, where he encounters a former prisoner. These episodes are Serling at his most impassioned. When it comes to ideologies that fail to recognize the rights and dignity of man, or a race determined to “turn the Earth into a graveyard,” metaphor alone won’t cut it. “The Midnight Sun” The Earth has changed its elliptical orbit and is headed toward the sun. In an abandoned New York apartment building, two women try to stave off their fate and retain their humanity. This is one of the most viscerally felt Twilight Zone episodes. You jump when a precious can of fruit juice is accidentally dropped; you sweat when the power operating the air conditioning is shut off; and you melt like paint on a canvas as a thermometer shatters. And then comes the episode’s switcheroo, which is so, so cold. There are many paths in life, but which one will you travel down in the Twilight Zone, Zone… Host: Nic Hoffmann Panel: Matthew and Daniel

Every week on The Twilight Zone Zone,we go down Donald Liebenson's list The 26 Episodes We Talk About When We Talk About The Twilight Zone from Vanity Fair, chronologically by release date and compare two episodes and choose which one to recommend. This week we watched “Deaths-Head Revisited” and "The Midnight Son"   The Obsolete Man”/“Deaths-Head Revisited” A tie: these are two Serling-penned episodes whose messages feel distressingly relevant. In the first, Burgess Meredith stars as a librarian deemed obsolete by the totalitarian state and sentenced to death, though he gets to choose his manner of execution. In the second, a former SS captain returns to Dachau, where he encounters a former prisoner. These episodes are Serling at his most impassioned. When it comes to ideologies that fail to recognize the rights and dignity of man, or a race determined to “turn the Earth into a graveyard,” metaphor alone won't cut it. “The Midnight Sun” The Earth has changed its elliptical orbit and is headed toward the sun. In an abandoned New York apartment building, two women try to stave off their fate and retain their humanity. This is one of the most viscerally felt Twilight Zone episodes. You jump when a precious can of fruit juice is accidentally dropped; you sweat when the power operating the air conditioning is shut off; and you melt like paint on a canvas as a thermometer shatters. And then comes the episode's switcheroo, which is so, so cold. There are many paths in life, but which one will you travel down in the Twilight Zone, Zone… Host: Nic Hoffmann Panel: Matthew and Daniel

Welcome everyone to the first episode of our new show here on the Geeking Poetic Podcast channel, entitled THE GEEKING SQUAD PODCAST!  This will be our flagship audio podcast where we touch on a variety of topics that we discuss and share in our Facebook group known as The Geeking Squad.  The Geeking Squad group is open to anyone who is interested in discussing and sharing info and articles on various geeky subjects such as sci-fi, horror, comedy, action/adventure, cartoons, comic books, music, memes, UFO conspiracies, ancient history and legends and much more!  We'll choose certain topics shared in the group and discuss them on the podcast, and we'll be uploading a new episode on the first and third Wednesday of every month.  The various things mentioned in this episode includes: - Show introduction and history- "What's Shakin' Bacon?!" segment- Rumored "Labyrinth" sequel??- Vito's rediscovery of "LOST"- Larry finally watches "AHS: Apocalypse"- Vito finally finished reading "Doctor Sleep" months later!- Reading books vs. Audiobooks, and some James Rollins worship- Lamenting the loss of live entertainment and fan conventions in 2020-The PFPN Podcast Network commercial- "SQUAD Talk" segment begins- Discussing the UFO footage that was recently confirmed to exist by the government, and what it could mean- Megan discusses "Hangar One" documentary series- Vito can't believe his co-hosts aren't too familiar with "Starship Troopers"!- "Whaddayou Suggest??" segment starts- Megan suggests "Midnight Son" book by James Dommek Jr.- Vito recommends 2018 sci-fi flick, "The Beyond"- Larry recommends Kenner Retro Ghostbusters exclusive action figures- Farewell and sign off!

#117: Midnight Son With A Penance Stare, Spirit Of Vengeance, And Fiery Hair by UMCOC Podcast Network

The panel discusses the new podcast/audiobook hybrid “Midnight Son” from Audible Originals. We’re taken to the Arctic to explore the crimes of an Alaska Native and to investigate his claim that while as a fugitive in the wilderness he was visited by mythic tribe thought only to exist in legend. FOR OUR SPOILER-FREE REVIEW OF “MIDNIGHT SON,” GO TO THE 41 MINUTE MARK Then, we’re off to Louisville for season one of “Dig” from the Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting. Host Eleanor Klibanoff finds prosecutors in that community are declining to seek charges and close many sexual assault cases, in a policy that may protect conviction rates and crime statistics more than it protects victims. FOR OUR SPOILER-FREE REVIEW OF “DIG,” GO TO THE 1:13 MINUTE MARK. In crime of the week: Wakanda forever! For exclusive podcasts and more, sign up at patreon.com/partnersincrimemedia. Support the show.

Show #825 More Of That Stuff An episode with more of that (good) stuff to enjoy! 01. Jay Gordon's Blues Venom - El Diablo Blues (3:43) (Slide Rules!, Shuttle Music, 2019) 02. Popa Chubby - Lost Again (5:17) (It's A Mighty Hard Road, Dixiefrog Records, 2020) 03. Altered Five Blues Band - Right On Right On (3:32) (Ten Thousand Watts, Blind Pig Records, 2019) 04. Cass Clayton - Doesn't Make Sense (4:49) (Play Nice, self-release, 2019) 05. Jack Mack & The Heart Attack - Breakin' Down The Walls (6:38) (Live From Centennial Park Atlanta 1996, Free Roll Records, 2019) 06. Albert Castiglia - Keep On Swinging (5:05) (Masterpiece, Gulf Coast Records, 2019) 07. Son Seals - Going Back Home (7:03) (Midnight Son, Alligator Records, 1976) 08. Otis Spann - Bad Condition (4:24) (Walkin' The Blues, Candid Records, 1972) 09. Savoy Brown - Time Does Tell (5:28) (Street Corner Talking, Deram Records, 1971) 10. Giles Robson - Show A Little Mercy (4:40) (Don't Give Up On The Blues, American Showplace Music, 2019) 11. Beaucoup Blue - Deuces Wild (3:32) (Elixer, self-release, 2016) 12. Screamin' John & TD Lind - Little Big Man (4:02) (Mr Little Big Man, Down In The Alley Records, 2019) 13. Ramon Taranco - Complicate Blues (4:52) (Cuban Blues Man, self-release, 2019) 14. Biscuit Miller & the Mix - Creeping (6:20) (Chicken Grease, American Showplace Music, 2019) 15. Betty Fox Band - Shattered Dreams & Broken Toes (4:23) (Peace In Pieces, self-release, 2020) 16. Dudley Taft - Give Me A Song (4:53) (Simple Life, American Blues Artist Group, 2019) 17. Jimmy Carpenter - One Mint Julep (4:49) (Soul Doctor, Gulf Coast Records, 2019) Bandana Blues is and will always be a labor of love. Please help Spinner deal with the costs of hosting & bandwidth. Visit www.bandanablues.com and hit the tipjar. Any amount is much appreciated, no matter how small. Thank you.

On EP 13: Christmas Eve Mystery Kelsey and Sierra discuss the widely controversial case of Laci Peterson. Is Scott Peterson really guilty for her death or was it another source that killed the very pregnant mother during Christmas? Listen and see what our views are on this case.  We would like to thank this weeks sponsor, Anchor! Wanting to start your own podcast? Check out Anchor where making a podcast is not only fun, Its super easy! https://anchor.fm/ Corrections: The book Sierra talked about is actually titled "Midnight Son" check it out here: https://www.audible.com/pd/Midnight-Son-Audiobook/B07XQLXGJW?asin=B07XQLXGJW&source_code=ASSORAP0511160006&fbclid=IwAR3c-DSeNkUVzHBZX0rbDGYfYH5v0O4xdn2HST0gSll5pbrSmVLnKfurqlY Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Peterson https://www.aetv.com/shows/the-murder-of-laci-peterson --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Matt Compton (@mattcproducer on twitter) has been working as a Producer & Production Manager in Film and Television for over 20 years. He began his career with the independent feature film “Dreamers” in 1999. From there, Matt has served as either a Producer or Production Manager on many other feature films, including “Slip Dream”, “Callback”, “The Hillside Strangler”, “Altered”, “Seventh Moon”, and “Midnight Son”. In addition to feature films, Matt has also worked on various promos and commercials. His promos include spots for Disney Channel, Disney XD, Toon Disney, Playboy Television, and Animal Planet. He’s also Produced two Public Service Announcements for The Michael J. Fox Parkinson’s Disease Foundation. For Television, Matt has produced the specials “The Burkittsville 7” for Showtime, “The B.P.R.D. Declassified” for Sony TV/FX, and “Disney Channel’s Cast Party: Andi Mack” for Disney Channel. Recently Matt developed a budgeting and actualizing app for short form productions called True Budget. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/go-for-production/support

Ritchie Stonian Johnston is back for another week of #NewMusicAlerts from the best independent artists from all around the world! Catch the show Live weekdays, 1-3pm (U.K Time) online: www.smileradio.co or alternatively download our app for free on Smart devices! On the show: Ritch talks about the 23 modern devices that are... "So totally yesterday", he also has a few technical difficulties and some great NEW MUSIC from: Ivory Tower Project, Lisa Roux, Thomas Parth, Fergus Hambleton, Blackbird Hill, NOURI, Glass Cactus, Bony Macaroni, Delaire, the liar, Patrik Beranek, Midnight Son, The Cloud Corporation, Damaged Savage, Luna Kellar, Julia Jacklin, Kira, Balthazar, Westerman, The Oceans, Night Shop, Sophie Griffiths, Du Blonde, Luke Top & Little Dragon! Ritchie is back again tomorrow same time, same station! Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/smileradioyorkshire follow us on Twitter & Instagram:@smileradio3 e-mail Ritchie: ritchie.johnston@smileradio.co  

The Dweebs finally go outside! Tune in for our first live episode recording at the first annual Mexamericon!

Once there were three dudes in a basement...   Continuing on with the Midnight Son's theme, (due to the approach of a Morbius the Living Vampire movie purportedly starring Jared Leto!) the Underground Inc. boyos watch the horror-inspired first installment of the Blade franchise!   Wesley Snipes legendary dhampir character slices his way through the undead and the guys talk about: tattoos and healing factors, fan castings, and tools of slaughter, amongst many other subjects!   So sit back, hang out, and chill with your best friends from Underground Inc.!   - Igor the intern​Underground Inc, where your favorite movies come to hang out.This episode contains spoilers to this film and possible other movies.www.undergroundinc.infowww.facebook.com/undergroundinc3www.twitter.com/UndergroundInc3www.thepodcastarcade.comhttps://itunes.apple.com/kg/podcast/underground-inc/  

Dan and Eric talk about the Oscars, Jennifer Lawrence, Adele, Daytona 500, Dale Earnhardt Jr., The Unthinkable Mind, The Harlem Shake, Chipolte quesario, secret menus, New York's large pop ban, horse meat, Morrissey, Duck Dynasty, networked rats, Leaf motion controller, Pandora, iPod nano, Lightning connector, HP's new tablet, Sony Experia Tablet Z, webOS, LG, smart TVs, smart canes, Facebook, Yahoo, Midnight Son, Real Steel, Cop Out, Game of Thrones, Barricade, The Last Exorcism 2,  Cop Out, Salt Sugar Fat, Megadeth, Pink Floyd, Ice-T, and David Bowie.

Welcome the newest episode of Dark Discussions, your place for the discussion of horror film, fiction, and all that’s fantastic. Dark Discussions puts together their 2012 genre/horror year in review episode. A little later than other sites but never too late. We have our three lists and then a fourth combined list of our best horror films of the prior year. Discussions abound about what a horror film is and what year it should be considered. We choose to have a less narrow approach where thrillers and science fiction may be also horror. Also if a film was released in 2012 to a wide audience even if it was a foreign film or a festival circuit film a prior year, we consider it. Twenty-eight distinct films was the total number of “horror” films that your hosts paired down to. They include Sinister, The Cabin in the Woods, Lovely Molly, The Loved Ones, We Need To Talk About Kevin, The Bay, Take Shelter, The Possession, Rabies, Sleeping Beauty, Absentia, Devil’s Rock, El Monstro Del Mar, Rec3, Juan of the Dea, The Woman in Black, Kill List, Megan is Missing, Chained, The Revenant, The Skin I Live In, Mother’s Day, Midnight Son, The Tall Man, Sleep Tight, The Divide, The Woman, and Excision. For other genre films listed include Snow White and the Huntsman, John Carter, The Dark Knight Rises, The Avengers, Chronicle, Twilight – A New Dawn Part 2, The Gray, and The Disco Exorcist. Once more, our list is as subjective as anyone else’s yet we try to be as objective as we could. Some films we missed, some we hit, but either way, the list of genre films has a taste for any horror fan and definitely should be maybe a starting point for hunting down some of the best chills and thrills from the year 2012. As always we welcome your comments: darkdiscussions@aol.com (written email or attached mp3 files) WWW.DARKDISCUSSIONS.COM

After a quick month off, The Kitch Bitches are back! Stac and Cins return with guest host Karine Charlebois to discuss two unconventional Vampire films, Quebec's 1996 vampire comedy Karmina, and U.S.'s 2011 Independent film Midnight Son.Also, why regionally locked DVDs are a pain in the ass, Stacy has an uncontrollable giggle fit, and "punching The fat" all on Episode 29 of Creepy Kitch!Give it a listen!

FINALLY we return!! Sorry about the delay folks.The foul mouth maidens of the podcasting world return once again with guest host Karine Charlebois to discuss our favorite old timey blood suckers!This round we will be talking about two great unconventional vampire movies. The first is 1996's Karmina, from Quebec...Which I couldn't find a trailer of ANYWHERE so here's a photo of one of the characters.  We will also be chatting about 2011's independent film, Midnight Son. Which I DID find a trailer for!Stay Tuned! It will be coming fast!

Today’s PopTalk & Trivia guest is Jason, the other half of “The Forgotten Flix Podcast.” (His co-host Joel was our guest last month.) A resident of Jen’s home state of Florida, Jason highlights hometown musician J.J. Grey, the independent thriller flick “Midnight Son,” and “The Tobolowsky Files.” Jason’s day job is as a business trainer, […]

This week's playlist: • A Woman Knows by Janiva Magness, from Bury Him At The Crossroads (2004), available from the store at Janiva's site, NorthernBlues Music and the iTunes Music Store. Visit JanivaMagness.com for more information. • Why Do Girls Do That by B.C. Read, from Bowl of Sugar (2006); available from CD Baby and the iTMS. Visit BCRead.com for more information. • Why Do You Punish Me by Mean Gene Kelton & The Die Hards, from Mean Guitar (2003), available from the store at Mean Gene's site, CD Baby and the iTMS. Visit GeneKelton.com for more information. • Don't Bother Me, Cotton Picking Blues and Funky Bitch (Live), all by Son Seals. Don't Bother Me is from Midnight Son (1976); Cotton Picking Blues is from The Son Seals Blues Band (1973); and Funky Bitch (Live) is from Son Seals - Deluxe Edition (2002). All three albums are available from Alligator Records and the iTunes Music Store. Visit this page at Wikipedia and this Alligator Records page for more information. • Big City Woman by Doug MacLeod, from A Little Sin (2002), available from Black & Tan Records and the iTMS. Visit doug-macleod.com for more information. • 99 mph (Interstate Version) by Chainsaw Dupont, from Lake Street Lullaby (2003); available from CD Baby and the iTMS. Visit ChainsawDupont.com for more information. • Can't Play A Playboy by JW-Jones, from Bluelisted (2008); available autographed (if you ask) from the store at JW-Jones.com; also from NorthernBlues Music and the iTMS. Visit both JW-Jones.com and this bio page at NorthernBlues Music for more information. • Hard Boiled by Marco Pandolfi & the Jacknives, from Too Many Ways (2006); available from CD Baby. Visit Marco's MySpace page for more information. Mentioned during this show: two YouTube videos of Son Seals playing live can be found here and here; the documentary Journey Through The Blues: The Son Seals Story can be purchased through SonSeals.com. Excellent online resources for more information about the blues: The Blues Foundation and the Delta Blues Museum. Be sure to subscribe to the DBM's top-notch (and free) podcast, the Uncensored History of the Blues. Be sure to read Today's Chicago Blues by Karen Hanson, an excellent guide to all things blues in present-day Chicago. (Music on Murphy's Saloon #131 courtesy of the artists and the Podsafe Music Network, the PROMONET program of the Independent Online Distribution Alliance, Download.com or Garageband.com)