Podcasts about netflix's black mirror

On tonight's episode, the AHH! Crew discusses their favorite episodes of Netflix's Black Mirror (18:48)!Considered to be a modern take on The Twilight Zone by many, Black Mirror is an anthology series that blends the lines between sci-fi, black comedy, drama & horror. What are their favorite and least favorite episodes? Tune in to find out -- spoiler warning.Also covered are some updates on their Myles Standish State Forest episode (04:10), Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (09:35), updates on Scream 5 (14:18) & the livestream of the Conjuring House that is currently available (15:25). Music: Dank Halloween by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Chris Matyszczyk is a writer, speaker and adviser to corporations and individuals. He currently advises corporations and individuals on content creation, advertising and marketing through his company HOWARD RAUCOUS LLC. His clients have comprised some of the world's largest corporations, as well as some of the more quirky small brands — and even some very strange people. He's also a columnist CNET, Chris created the CNET column TECHNICALLY INCORRECT, which now appears on ZDNET. Mediapost named him the Most Influential Person on Madison Avenue. He's also been named the Most Influential Content Marketer in the US. He also wrote one of the 20 Most Read Posts on the Web Since 2009. (It was one about engineers and idiots, naturally.) More recently, he also created another column on Inc.com called Absurdly Driven. There, he turns his twisted eye and fingers to all parts of business, especially airlines (which I also have a "twisted eye on).   Sponsor/Partnership The Beginner's Guide To Outsourcing Your Business: Find, Hire, and Build Your Team Virtually Today! $2.99 Ebook on Amazon. Step-by-step guide every entrepreneur needs to build his or her business with the asset of working with virtual employees. Focusing on business growth, giving you the time to work less in the business and more time working on the business.

In this episode, Josh and Ian discuss the cultural and important relevance of science fiction and the implications of myth on society. They reference films like Blade Runner and its sequel Blade Runner 2049, and how the replicants in those films mirror characters in the Amazon Prime show, Humans; the potential problems with automation; the religious symbolism and strong character drama in HBO's, The Leftovers; how shows like Cowboy Bebop and Firefly influenced the Star Wars spin-off show The Mandalorian; the popularity of The Walking Dead; the mythological influences of comic book characters and stories; how time travel and the interconnected lives of the families in the German language Netflix series Dark helps us relate and empathize with fictional characters; the moral and cultural relevance of HBO's Watchmen; technological and social criticism in Netflix's Black Mirror; and the young adult fiction series Pendragon and Japanese anime Sword Art Online.There is no segment of NBSNews this week.Follow them on Twitter at:Josh @theonlyoneblogIan @modernovermanand the podcast @NecessaryBSPodWebsite: https://www.necessarybspodcast.com/Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/necessarybspodLinks:The Climate Pessimism of Blade Runner 2049Recorded 22 January 2020Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/necessarybspod)

In this deep dive episode, we will take you on a mind bending journey.Host James Ide welcomes Dr. David Kyle Johnson on the podcast to discuss philosophy and its links to Black Mirror. The brain burning conversation covers a lot of ground across Netflix's Black Mirror - as well as light subjects such as free will, quantum physics and parallel realities.  And a persuasive argument for why we might all be living in a simulation...Dr. Johnson's new book Black Mirror & Philosophy: Dark Reflections is out now and available on Amazon.For more Black Mirror stuff, follow us on Twitter @BlackMirrorCrrr. Black Mirror Cracked is hosted by James Ide and produced by Daniel Jackson. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Welcome back! During their second episode of their podcast, Ellen Derr, Nikki Weber, and Elaheh Salari discuss social media. Their conversation focuses on this week's readings God That Was Awesome, Why Do Teens Seem Strange Online and an episode of Netflix's Black Mirror. They also discuss some of their personal views on social media and how it has impacted their lives. Thanks for listening!

Mark Radulich and Jesse Starcher review the latest season of Netflix's Black Mirror on TV Party Tonight.

James gives his take on the Nintendo Switch Mini, Asking if digital games are actually more worth a purchase over physical store bought games.  He also brings his take on  the progression and future of virtual reality.  He also talks about Netflix's Black Mirror!  

Nat & Bex have a quickie over two episodes of Netflix's Black Mirror. Bex talks VR gaming in Striking Vipers (S5E1, 2019) and Nat dives into 80's neon nostalgia, San Junipero (S3E4, 2016). Both written by Charlie Brooker & directed by Owen Harris....For images from our chat, check our Instagram post for this episode....GET IN TOUCH:Email: heycheersqueers@gmail.com . Insta: @cheersqueerspodcast . Twitter: @heycheersqueers . Patreon: /cheersqueers...Logo by Bex Edwards . Editing by Natalie Diaper . Theme song and jingles by Emily Grist @creme_dela_em . Support the show (http://patreon.com/cheersqueers)

Black Mirror, Staffel 5 - da ist jetzt echt die Luft raus! Nur noch eine normale langweilige SciFi-Serie!Ich war ja schon kein echter Fan des kleinen interaktiven Abklatschs, den Netflix zwischendurch produziert und auf die Streamer dieser Welt los gelassen hat. Um so größer die Freude, als endlich die Ankündigung auf Staffel fünf ein Datum bekam. Und es dann soweit war. Der Abend war reserviert, bis spät in die Nacht... allerdings bin ich nach knapp drei-viertel der ersten Folge ins Bett... Schade drum, wenn ich so an Staffel eins und die wirklich surrealen Stories zurück denke - oder auch Staffel vier, in der erstmalig alle Folgen - wenn auch erst im Rückblick - durchgehend miteinander zu tun haben... und dann DAS? Da ist sie, Staffel fünf... mit nur drei Folgen - und eine schlimmer als die nächste! / Bild-Quelle: Netflix.de Juhuuuu! Man sage alle meine Termine ab, streiche sämtliche Abendveranstaltungen, erhöhe die Bandbreite meines Glasfaser-Anschlusses um Minimum das doppelte, damit die 4k-Anlage ruckel- und pixelfrei Bild und Ton durch die Leitung schaufeln kann UND mein Twitterfeed nebenbei noch läuft. Erledigt? Gut - hier kommt die fünfte Staffel von Netflix's Black Mirror. ACHTUNG SPOILERALARM!!! ABER HIER KOMMEN VIELE DETAILS, WENN DU ES NOCH SEHEN MÖCHTESTS: STOPP AB HIER!!!! Auf den ersten Blick war klar, da stimmt was nicht. Nur drei Folgen? Und jede über eine Stunde lang? Ernsthaft? NUR DREI FOLGEN? Nun gut, durch die Länge dürfte es die Anzahl wieder gut machen... also, Folge 1: die guten alten Kumpels, die auch Jahre später noch zusammen halten... und gemeinsam zocken. Nun aber ins Spiel gebeamt werden. Um dann festzustellen, dass der Kumpel, der nun eine Kämpferin und der andere Kumpel, der nun ein muskulöser japanischer Samurai ist, "online" etwas besseres miteinander anfangen können, als sich in der Simulation gegenseitig zu verhauen... wobei... wenn sie aufeinander sitzen, auch mal ein wenig Gewalt ins Spiel kommt.. Na, egal. Man kann sie die Irrungen und Wirrungen zum Stichwort Homosexualität vorstellen, ebenso die Komplikationen, wenn einer nicht mehr mitmachen will, der andere aber ganz scharf darauf ist... und es dann auch noch irgendwie auffliegt... da ist das seichte Ende dessen, dass jeder an einem Tag im Jahr machen kann, was er will, nur die kleinste Enttäuschung des Ganzen... Aber gut, das war warm-up. Her mit Folge 2 - und siehe da, den Schauspieler kennt man doch aus der neuen Sherlock-BBC-Serie, als seinen bösen Gegenspieler Moriarty. Das kann ja spannend werden... aber dann... rum lungern im Drive sharing-Betrieb vor der Zentrale, die schlimmer ist als Facebook. Um dann endlich den sich als Praktikant heraus-stellenden "Kollegen" zu entführen - alles nur, für ein Telefonat mit dem Gründer? Um kurz die Geschichte, wie er auf Grund der Sucht nach dieser Plattform seine Frau getötet hat, für die ein anderer Fahrer verurteilt wurde, weil dieser betrunken war... oh man, geht es vielleicht noch ein wenig langweiliger? Irgendwie kennt doch mittlerweile jeder irgendwie jemanden, der, dank Smombie-Dasein schon irgendwie für einen kleinen oder großen Unfall gesorgt hat? Letzte Chance, Folge 3. Oh no, es wird gesunden, eine Hupfdohle im Teenie-Alter nudelt Zukunfts-KI-Retortenmusik runter... ach klar, die böse gehört zur Familie, ein interaktiver Fan-Roboter und der größte Fan. Jetzt noch die Verschwörung gegen die Sängerin, die was neues machen will - schau an, ein Koma. Dann der durchdrehende Roboter, eine Schwester, die plötzlich mithilft und - Juhuu! Ein Happy End für die ganze Familie. Oh man, ich muss kotzen! SPOILERALARM!!! ENDE! JA, WIRKLICH! Unfassbar! So schlecht und 08/15 war bisher echt keine Staffel, geschweige denn, eine einzelne Folge, wie die drei, die Netflix einem hier vorgesetzt hat. Und noch schlimmer: es war eine REINE ZEITVERSCHWENDUNG, die drei Folgen tatsächlich angesehen zu haben! Was für ein Mist! Was für ein Bullshit! Was für ein sinnloser Quatsch! Für mich war es das mit Black Mirror. Ich gucke da höchstens nochmal kurz rein, damit ich für Euch einen rudimentären Post basteln kann - aber komplett durch sehen und mit Begeisterung auf Staffel sechs und sieben freuen - das ist abgesagt! Ich bin nun so verzweifelt, dass ich mir den neuen Film mit Adam Sandler, den ich in keiner seiner Rollen bisher witzig oder sonst irgendwie ansprechend fand (und auch nicht in dem Netflix-Film!), ansehe, um das Würgegefühl aus dem Hals zu bekommen... also, Kampf gleiches gegen gleiches... Und bei Euch so? Black Mirror in der neuesten Staffel schon gesehen? Wie ist Eure Meinung? Größter Bullshit oder das Genialste bisher und überhaupt? Ich freue mich auf Eure Kommentare. Gerne im Blog unter den Artikel oder per iTunes-Bewertung oder einfach schnell per Nachricht - mal sehen, ob ich der einzige bin, der der Serie nun den Rücken kehrt... Meinen PodCast abonnieren: | direkt | iTunes | Spotify | Google |

There's so much new television to be watched right now! HBO's "Euphoria" and "Big Little Lies", Netflix's "Black Mirror" and "Murder Mystery" PLUS, and early review for "Toy Story 4"!!  Justin is back on the podcast this week to discuss it ALL!  Have you watched any of these shows yet? What do you think? Let me know on social @anaasofiac  *THIS EPISODE CONTAINS SPOILERS*  #euphoria #blackmirror #biglittlelies #murdermystery #toystory4 #hbo #netflix #review #tv #movies  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this recording, we examine "Striking Vipers", a recent Netflix's Black Mirror episode. I encourage YOU to listen to it in its entirety, you might be surprised!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/owl3/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/owl3/support

Jim, A.Ron and Cecily put season five of Netflix's Black Mirror to bed as we talk about the final episode, "Rachel, Jack and Ashlee Too". Then we check out the latest products of Netflix's global reach, the supernatural high school fantasy of Jinn (00:10:59), as well as the Indian dystopia of Leila (00:19:03). Finally, we look at the new HBO documentary, "Ice on Fire" (00:31:47), and consider some small "c" conservative talking points and counters to the film.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Get a recap of most recent entertainment news as Vince and Spence discuss the possibility of a Tom Hardy Wolverine, Miley Cyrus covering Nine Inch Nail songs on Netflix's Black Mirror, PlayStation Studios first films, and Colbie Caillat's new country pop band.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/before-and-after-talks/support

In this episode of Beers, Beats & Bailey, I review Season 2 of Spike Lee's comedy-drama "She's Gotta Have It" and Season 1 of the Jordan Peele-narrated "Twilight Zone" revival, Ricardo reviews the mini-series "When they See Us" and the conclusion to the X-Men movie franchise "Dark Phoenix", and we share our thoughts on Series 5 of Netflix's "Black Mirror". the HBO mini-series "Chernobyl" and the continuation of Legendary Pictures' MonsterVerse: "Godzilla: King of the Monsters". 02:30 - She's Gotta Have It (Season 2) 21:43 - The Twilight Zone (Season 1) 50:12 - Black Mirror (Series 5) 1:12:22 - When they See Us 1:20:28 - Chernobyl 1:33:16 - Godzilla: King of the Monsters 1:54:41 - X-Men: Dark Phoenix Matthew Bailey on Social Media: https://twitter.com/beerbeatbailey https://www.instagram.com/beersbeatsandbailey/ https://facebook.com/mattbaileyTT https://facebook.com/legallyblackMJB/ https://legallyblack.wordpress.com Ricardo Medina on Social Media https://twitter.com/Rmeddy https://facebook.com/ricardo.medina.7169 Check out my PATREON if you'd like to request a movie or music project for me to review: https://patreon.com/beersbeatsandbailey BACKING TRACKS: Delta - Franz Branntwein Feels Like A Dream - High John On To The Next - Funkrischi (Fki) feat. Zutera BUY THE COMPILATION ALBUM "Impetus Vol. 1: 40 Tage" HERE: https://listeningpleasure.bandcamp.com/album/for-your-listening-pleasure-vol-2 Thanks for listening!

Black Mirror is back and still scaring Julian about the roll technology plays in his life. Jeremy is fine, and mumbling: I told you so.Let’s get the worst part over with: there are only three episodes. I know it’s crazy, but remember the first two seasons only had three or four episodes and we didn’t seem to mind. In an interview with creator Charlie Brooker, he mentioned Bandersnatch had another five hours of content, which he considered part of this season. Unfortunately, Bandersnatch was so dull, dry and boring I couldn’t make it through fifteen minutes of it while waiting two hours for a delayed flight. If you’re thinking of watching Bandersnatch, don’t. Avoid.While we only have three episodes, there are some heavy hitters this season. Anthony Mackie (Falcon from the Marvel Universe), Andrew Scott (Moriarty from BBC’s Sherlock) Topher Grace, and Miley Cyrus all star in their own episodes. And surprisingly, Cyrus delivers.The first episode explores men’s sexuality and alternative relationships through the internet. The second episode destroys the idea of privacy, with an unsettling display of a social media company having more power and information than law enforcement. The last episode is centered around the cult of celebrity and how technology can even steal someones humanity and create work without them.The pixels make an appearance again, one of the most mysterious parts of the Black Mirror universe. Episode three also seems to have a trend of delivering a happier ending with a heavy theme.Critics have not bee kind to Miley Cyrus, but she was pretty good in Episode three: “Rachel, Jack, and Ashley Too.” She pretty much played a depressed person of herself, searching for her musical voice. My only real concern is that the episode started to run dry.. And this isn’t Miley’s fault, but we’ve touched in all of these themes already. We’ve been warned about big brother in Arkangel Season 4. The USS Callister explored consciousness and the ethics behind the pixels. We’ve dealt with sex and relationships before in Season 4.Finally, there was no awesome WTF moment. You know what I’m talking about. I’m talking the pig, I’m talking about the woman in jail, and the black museum. Yes, you could say the Anthony Mackie episode had it but eh, not really.This has been a solid (hopefully last) Black Mirror season. Watch.A lot of TV shows have a hard time moving into Season three because they’ve usually squandered their time in Season two and stretched themselves too far. And sure the handmaid’s stitch is getting a little old, but what’s not getting old is the war of handmaids against the Men (and sometimes women - Aunt Lydia anyone?) of Gilled.But Season 3 feels different because we get stuck on the enigma of one of our newest characters: Commander Lawrence, played by Bradley Whitford (West Wing, Get Out) is the man who helped create the system. Forget the Waterfords, people go to Commander Lawrence’s house to meet him, not the other way around. But what’s so unusual is that he doesn’t do the ceremony, he allows June to read arguing that “she is smart and can do more good for the world outside of Gilled than in.” But on the flip side, he humiliates her, he is actively fighting the rebellion in Chicago and calling women “commodities.” You should watch just to figure out what he’s actually all about.Season 3 seems to want to point out to all of us that there is a real slippery slope out here. We see how fast June falls into the handmaid’s lifestyle, we even see how some of the women have cracked under pressure (Janinie, oh Janinie) and we see how subtle misogyny helped create this system. Handmaid is trying to tell us that we are capable of such evil, disguised as a God Complex. Season 3 is worth watching because we are past the shock value of how much more cruel can we be to women and now fully into how much do we value women. Sure, we are a long way off from stitching someone’s mouth shut, but we silence women everyday by not taking sexual assault seriously, denying them proper care in the emergency room, and every time we pay them less than men.Watch.

This week, Fink & April talk about things women google in secret. They also talk about the weirdest things they've googled, and Fink gets honest about getting caught googling something very personal. Plus they rank the episodes of the newest season of Netflix's "Black Mirror". And discuss the new season of "Designated Survivor"!!

Ariel and Morgan give you their latest opinion on what music is the best to expose young folks to artistic music, and people who go about their days in complete silence. They discuss the recent Indie In OB night at Winston's, the movie Hearts Beat Loud and other important things. We discuss Tom Morello, Scott Ian and Brad Paisley's new guitar rendition of the Game of Thrones theme song, a new season of Netflix's Black Mirror, Howard Sterns new book, Soundcloud's brand new DJ software integration, Charli XCX's festival lineup, the Cure's Robert Smith and his upcoming curated festival lineup, and Britney Spears of course, who is no longer going to perform live in Las Vegas, or perhaps anywhere. This week's album review: "Egowerk" by The Faint Next week's album review: "Sex Change" by Trans Am

Nervous Habits host Ricky Rosen addresses those pressing issues that are keeping you awake at night, including: --Whether a society in which all relationships have known 'expiration dates' would be worthwhile... --How one relationship expert can predict the divorce of any couple with 90% accuracy... --Why knowing your love language can make a significant difference in your relationships... --Why an earpiece that would allow you understand any spoken language isn't as promising as it sounds...  --How your personality changes when you speak in a foreign language through the principle of linguistic relativity... --How learning a new language can help you cope with rejection and earn more money at your job, and finally... --The 50 movies that you absolutely need to see before you die.   Segments: Learning Languages: 2:41 The Keys to a Successful Relationship: 37:22 Must-Watch Movies: 1:19:19   Corrections & Clarifications from the Podcast: 1. I stated on the podcast that the film Taxi Driver was 90 minutes long; it is actually 1 hour and 54 minutes long. 2. I stated on the podcast that Alfred Hitchcock's films were created in the 1960's and 1970's; they were actually predominantly released in the 1950's, with the exception of Psycho, which was released in the year 1960. 3. I stated on the podcast that Birdman was nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards; it actually won the Best Picture award in 2014.   Where to Go to Get More Information: 1. DuoLingo - Learn A New Language https://www.duolingo.com/ 2. Benefits of Learning a New Language https://etoninstitute.com/blog/top-10-benefits-of-learning-a-foreign-language 3. Linguistic Relativity https://www.oxfordhandbooks.com/view/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199738632.001.0001/oxfordhb-9780199738632-e-38 4. Ziah Fazah, World Record Holder for Language Ability https://thelinguistblogger.wordpress.com/2008/05/25/the-many-languages-of-ziad-fazah/ 5. 500 Days of DuoLingo - What You Can (and Can't) Learn from a Language App https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/04/smarter-living/500-days-of-duolingo-what-you-can-and-cant-learn-from-a-language-app.html 6. Modern Romance by Aziz Ansari and Eric Klinenberg 7. Blink, by Malcolm Gladwell 8. The Five Love Languages https://www.5lovelanguages.com/ 9. Netflix's Black Mirror, Season 4, Episode 4: "Hang the DJ" https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5710978 10. American Film Institute's 100 Greatest American Movies of All Time https://www.afi.com/100Years/movies.aspx

As an enthusiast of retrogaming and retrocomputing, Matt Westcott has been in ZX Spectrum and demo scene for many years. Recently when Netflix's Black Mirror needed an easter egg for their interactive episode Bandersnatch, they reached out to Matt to write a new game for the ZX Spectrum in 2018! Bandersnatch's plot had the main characters writing video games in the 80s and a secret easter egg led to "nohzdyve." How do you write a game for the ZX Spectrum in the 21st century? Use a ZX Spectrum in your browser! Matt's Twitter thread on the experience https://tuckersoft.net/ealing20541/nohzdyve/

Our main event is the "Choose your own adventure" movie BANDERSNATCH from Netflix's Black Mirror series. Better Matt reviews Marvel/Hulu's Runaways season 2, Fro also does a follow up with My Hero Academia's VIGALANTES, and Matt spinds a tale of horror reviewing his latest dental adventure.

*tap tap* Is this thing on?! This is a special preview episode of VERSUS, a new podcast from musician and filmmaker Dan Purcell and pop culture connoisseur CeeJay., where - every week- they tackle a film, show, public figure or piece of music and try to figure out how it fits in to the current and future tapestry of popular culture. This week? BANDERSNATCH, the new interactive film from Netflix's "Black Mirror," and Dan & CeeJay.'s pop culture predictions and resolutions for 2019! Links: CeeJay.'s Twitter: Dan's Twitter: A taste of the Blockbuster Entertainment Awards: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSqpLk17sME

Inspired by Season 3's opener of Netflix's Black Mirror, Ryan talks with the lads about the Orwellian reality exhibited in the 'Nosedive' episode, and how eerily similar China's impending Social Credit Scoring system will be. The lads also ask the question that, with all the social media and Uber like ranking systems out there, are we already living in a Black Mirror world? Are we the frog in the pot of water?

New Year's traditions, resolutions, and Netflix's Black Mirror. A little glitter to get you feeling good, and a little gossip we can't live without. New episodes air every Thursday at 7pm CST on WBUZ95 Follow us on instagram. Learn more about the hosts Sponsored by: The Hair Show and Article & Thread Boutique --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/glitterandgossip/support

Caleb and Michael Casper chat about Netflix's Black Mirror, the consequences of society's social media addiction, and how mistakes make up who a person becomes

Nard went to a party for our friend, Dick, who turned 80. Ray saw Venom. We talked about Venom, a drive-by shooting in the San Antonio gay strip, a landscaper who doesn't want to work with gays, Netflix's Black Mirror as a choose your own adventure, China installing tiny chips to infiltrate U.S. companies, and a mother who sneaks in alcohol inside her son's sippy cup at a movie theater. Go to GayGeekBizarre.com

This week on #NoOffense we embrace the fact that it was Friday the 13th when we recorded and we have a little chat about death. Actually this week's agenda wasn't spawned by hockey mask wearing killers, but an article about a mother who died and the brutal obituary that her children wrote for her and the question that it raises...what is the legacy that you hope to leave behind and we use Netflix's Black Mirror as a backdrop to discuss the topic. We also get into some AI talk and discuss scientists at MIT who decided to create an AI with psychotic tendencies, how Alexa has developed her own psychotic tendencies, and how you can even buy your own do it yourself AI kits from Target. Now we realize this sounds too serious, but never fear, we still have our Welcome to Florida segment and this week we cover a man who didn't actually drink and drive, technically, a man who calls himself "The Beast" who defended his home from an invader, and a homeless man with no arms who still managed to stab a tourist. All this plus a review of Kevin Smith's new project Hollyweed on this week's episode of #NoOffense.   This week's featured podcast is The Jock and Nerd Podcast   #NoOffense is part of the NSFW Podcast Network   Never miss a new episode, subscribe and give us a rating on Apple Podcasts! Also available on Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean and everywhere else you can find podcasts! Check out our  YouTube channel where you can relive some past moments from the show!  Click the "Subscribe" button on the page and help us to get to 100 subscribers so we can get our own HTNOS Url address Visit us on Patreon and help support the show! For #NoOffense merchandise visit us at We Have Merch   Get interactive with us, we love to hear from you! The #NoOffense Show Community Facebook Twitter Instagram Email us at HTNOS@Yahoo.com   Intro music performed by Alaya www.basickrecords.com    

We're back! You know its Drake review time! We have Vic along for the ride and we actually go pretty in-depth on Drake's new album and just the mad in general. Somehow we end up getting sidetracked into social media talk and even Netflix's Black Mirror show. Big fun this episode. Press Play. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/2kidsfromthebronx-podcast/support

Jasen and TJ are joined by Conservative Shamasha Paul Yonan, back for another visit and the trio tackle the Trump policy of separation of immigrant families who attempt to enter the US, the status of the 2300 children, and some breaking news that hit during recording, with the Executive Order by POTUS. We break the monotony a bit with a little chat between Paul and Jasen about the psychology and genius of Netflix's Black Mirror, and a little LeBron talk to close.

A little late to the party but it's finally time for us to sit down and review Netflix's Black Mirror! Special guest Janie Zepeda in the house this week. It's The Last Call Podcast!

Netflix's Black Mirror guides our imaginations again in another episode about some scary technologies the guys have come across. We're able to believe our eyes a little less everyday. What does morality look like in a worked of fake bees, AI and mind reading technology? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Context of White Supremacy welcomes the return of Dr. Martin Kevorkian. A professor of English at the University of Texas Austin, Dr. Kevorkian wrote Color Monitors: The Blackface of Technology in America. The book investigates White Supremacy in cinema and suggests that non-white people are often symbolically depicted as robots and other non-human entities in White films and narratives. He's visited The C.O.W.S. numerous times over the years to discuss an array of films. This time we'll briefly revisit Netflix's Black Mirror. This sci-fi anthology, which began as a British television series, has become a global critics choice. The fourth season was recently released, and the six episodes reinforce many of the Racist themes we previously discussed with Dr. Kevorkian. We'll pay acute attention to the depiction of black males throughout the series. We'll also discuss Matt Damon's two most recent projects, Downsizing and Suburbicon. The former tackles overpopulation and environmental destruction, by imagining technology that would allow humans to be shrank to mere inches. Suburbicon is a Coen brother film that's eerily similar to their 1997 smash hit Fargo. While a neighborhood of White Terrorists assaults the lone black family to "integrate" their area, Matt Damon and a cadre of gangsters, including his Damon's sister-in-law, Julianne Moore, bungle a conspiracy to kill his wife and defraud the insurance company. The racial strife helps conceal Damon's treachery. These strangely comparable films represent bedraggled White men, who are desperate, dangerous. #AntiBlackness INVEST in The COWS - http://paypal.me/GusTRenegade CALL IN NUMBER: 641.715.3640 CODE 564943#

Note: This podcast has major spoilers for two episodes of "Black Mirror."  Futurist Jonathan Crabb joins us to talk about Netflix's "Black Mirror" and what it can teach us about the dangers of future technology. Terrible Opinions Jonathan: White chocolate is the best kind. Jordan: In the long term, it's mean to let your kids be super picky with food. Matthias: The app business model is broken. "Could have been a 'Black Mirror' episode ..." We kick off by covering the strange real-life episode that was the false ballistic missile alarm in Hawaii on Saturday morning. Hawaii residents received an alert on their phones letting them know that a missile attack was on its way. "Seek immediate shelter. This is not a drill," the message read. Hawaii emergency officials revoked the warning 38 minutes later, but the damage was done. To Delete or Not to Delete? Matthias brings in a fireworks-inducing topic: Should Twitter delete President Donald Trump's account because of his threatening tweets toward other world leaders? Simulating God's Image? We look at two specific "Black Mirror" episodes: "Fifteen Million Merits" and "Hang the DJ." Jonathan admits that while he tends to be a positive person, he also takes the warnings in "Black Mirror" to heart. The show is basically telling people, "here's what will happen if X technology is used in a way that dials it up to 11." Somehow, we think it's OK to keep using that technology at a level 2 or 3 ... which is why we need to pay attention to "Black Mirror." "How would we treat the AI version of ourselves?" is a recurring question in "Black Mirror," and Jonathan characterizes this theme as an imitation of a common argument about God. We analyze the episode "Hang the DJ" and draw different lessons from the story about a futuristic dating app.

Tom Kelly recaps the Eagles playoff win over Atlanta and previews Sunday's NFC Championship game against the Vikings. He also goes back over the last few years illustrating how the Eagles, Vikings and Rams Quarterback decisions have all led to this point and reviews Netflix's Black Mirror. 

Season 4 of Netflix's Black Mirror is out. This modern day Twilight Zone does a good job of looking at humans as depraved and showing us that technology will not fill our desires. Three Pipe did a great episode last year and they pick right back up to discuss several of the new shows. (Spoilers) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chris, Steve, and Andy take shelter from the chilly winter weather. Listen in to what they all thought of Crocodile, the latest episode in their coverage of the fourth season of Netflix's Black Mirror. Skip ahead to your favorite segments! 00:01:44 - What We've Been Streaming. 00:08:00 - Our Feature Presentation (spoiler free review). 00:12:10 - Spoiler filled review. 00:39:01 - Chocolate Puddings (Our top 3 favorite moments of the episode). Song used: "Planets" by Emily Haines & The Soft Skeleton from the album Choir of the Mind. If you want to check out Kinsey, you can do so by following this link (probably NSFW): https://vimeo.com/217324020 Follow us all on Twitter! @StreamThingPod to follow the show. @cmichaelrudd for Chris @inkwellverbal for Andy @stevemay13 for Steve Check out some of Steve's work at stevemayfilms.com Join the conversation at streamingthingspod@gmail.com Follow us on Facebook at strangerthingspodcast Please take a moment to subscribe, rate, and review our podcast. The mothership is located at www.idogaf.com

Chris, Steve, and Andy continue their deep dive of Season 4 of Netflix's Black Mirror. Before debating the merits of episode 2 "Arkangel", the guys briefly talk about what they've been streaming! This week also sees our first attempts at some new production elements, including time stamps! Use the guide below to skip to your favorite segment! 00:01:52 - What We've Been Streaming. 00:12:10 - Our Feature Presentation (spoiler free review). 00:18:48 - Spoiler filled review. 00:45:52 - Chocolate Puddings (Our top 3 favorite moments of the episode). Join the conversation at streamingthingspod@gmail.com Please take a moment to subscribe, rate, and review our podcast. The mothership is located at www.idogaf.com

Special Episode #5 It's All Been Trekked Before #52 Black Mirror "USS Callister"    Stephen, Keith, and Jimmy-Jerome talk about the season 4 premiere of Netflix's Black Mirror, which definitely has a little bit of Star Trek influence.     It's All Been Trekked Before is produced by IABD Presents entertainment network.   http://iabdpresents.com   Please support us at http://pateron.com/iabd   Follow us on social media @IABDPresents   It’s All Been Done Presents IABD Trekked Before Star Trek scifi sci fi science fiction Trekked Before original series 1967 1960s television tv review critic critique discussion rewatch conversation Enterprise podcast weekly series program vintage retro Stephen Jimmy-Jerome Jimmy Jerome Keith William Shatner James T. Kirk Leonard Nimoy Spock DeForest Kelley McCoy Bones fashion beat alternate episode 

FriedPapita and Myte explore positive interracial relationships between women within the film The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love and the amazing episode of Netflix's Black Mirror, San Junipero. Write in your "should have been gay" characters to CYCpodcastmail@gmail.com Follow us on social media for information on the upcoming Podcasterio Fest in L.A. on November 19th, 2017. @CYCpodcast - IG, SC, and Twitter. #SanJunipero #BlackMirror #TheIncrediblyTrueAdventureofTwoGirlsinLove