Podcasts about Newbury Comics

Roll over Beethoven, and tell Tchaikovsky that SURFACE NOISE has a FREESTYLE to share with the masses! For this separate stanza, our crew of dedicated sound merchants is still joined by Adam Tiro from The Freight to discuss "Vinyl Myths" - notions (preconceived or other) we have held about record collecting and the hobby in general that have yet to bear the fruit we expected.

Send us a textA group of friends become convinced they are not alone after moving into a new Rough House in the suburbs. When the original owners return, all hell breaks loose! On Episode 658 of Trick or Treat Radio we have a return engagement a long time in the making as we meet up with the Rough House Publishing boys to find out what they've been cooking up. We also discuss the film Presence from director Steven Soderbergh! There is much reminiscing, shenanigans, and plenty of uncrustables humor! So grab your camera with the 14mm lens, a medical grade vomit bag, and strap on for the world's most dangerous podcast!Stuff we talk about: BUFF, Boston Underground Film Festival, Reanimator 4K Remaster, Gabe Bartolos, Rough House Publishing, Derek Rook, Steve Van Samson, Gore Shriek Resurrectus Vol 3, Tom Skulan, Mike Wasion, Silver Scream, Mark Bloodworth, weird westerns, The Nowhere Man, Ravenous, Randy Carter Dies A Lot, FantaCo, Slaygoth, Lucio Fulci's Zombie, Scare-A-Con, Jack-o-Lantern breasts, hottest Quint ever, Corpse Monger, This Slaughterhouse Earth, Marz Attacks, Slaughtered Kingdom, Death Mask, Newbury Comics, Bull Moose, Strawberries, The Brady Bunch, That's Entertainment, Capital Toy, Turning Page, Faust, Dead World, Garbage Pail Kids, Fangoria, Satanic Panic, 18” singing Rob Zombie doll, Trollenberg, The Dead Omnibus, Redneck Zombies, Clutch of Personalities Podcast, oil painting of uncrustables, Forbidden Planet, John Carpenter, The Real Ghostbusters, Retro Ridoctopus, The Crow, Throbbos, Dead of Winter Film Fest, Slanging and Banging, O.J. Samson, MZ the booth babe, Cinema Box, Prevue Network, The 4k77 Project, Steven Soderbergh, Presence, Lucy Liu, David Cronenberg, Knock Knock, Eli Roth, House Humpers on the brain, Done and Doner, Companion, Sophie Thatcher, Jack Quaid, The Passion of the Christ, Black Dynamite, Cedric Yarbrough, Too Many Cooks, Robot Chicken, 12 Oz. Mouse, Aluminum Falcon, and A-Thrilla The Hun.Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradioJoin our Discord Community: discord.trickortreatradio.comSend Email/Voicemail: mailto:podcast@trickortreatradio.comVisit our website: http://trickortreatradio.comStart your own podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=386Use our Amazon link: http://amzn.to/2CTdZzKFB Group: http://www.facebook.com/groups/trickortreatradioTwitter: http://twitter.com/TrickTreatRadioFacebook: http://facebook.com/TrickOrTreatRadioYouTube: http://youtube.com/TrickOrTreatRadioInstagram: http://instagram.com/TrickorTreatRadioSupport the show

Joey McIntyre of New Kids on the Block talks about the release of his new solo album “FREEDOM” live with Billy Costa of Kiss 108 in front of a live audience of hometown fans at Newbury Comics in Boston's historical Faneuil Hall Marketplace. The singer discusses his motivation to make music autonomously, balancing his solo career with his time with the New Kids, making an album with no collabs, being a dad to his musically-gifted son Griffin McIntyre, his next phase of touring solo, and planning the New Kids' Vegas Residency. 

March, 11 - 1995 This week Ken welcomes comedian, and man behind the new special "Jew Verses the Volcano", Adam Newman. Ken and Adam discuss their mutual obsession with guitars, Sam Kinison, getting into magic, being awkward, learning card tricks out of spite, Dealt, Penn & Teller Fool Us, The X-Files, Dorfin', If I Did It, the OJ Simpson Trial, final meals, commemorative plates, American Gladiators rip offs, final meals, Roller Blades, figure skating, Blue Chips, sports movies, Shaq, Nick Nolte, Slapshot, Valerie Harper's version of "The Office", The Higgins Boys and Gruber, Joan Rivers Live in London, Comics Unleashed, taping an episode that airs TEN YEARS later, Dolph Lundgren's Punisher, Masters of the Universe, The Cosmic Key, John Tesh live at Red Rocks, Tim Robinson, Tim Busfield, Dabney Coleman, how we watch TV in hotel rooms, Death on the Job, Newbury Comics, Fanuel Hall, Mottley's, Erin Judge's Dress Up Show,J Jeff Foxworthy, The Beavis and Butthead Do America Soundtrack, Cartoons and real people getting together, Fox New Spring Season, Medicine Ball, Donal Logue, comics in cover bands, Primus, Black Hole Sun, Guitar Center riffs, Richard Grieco spending the night with a centerfold, religious cults, Peter Jennings, Sov Citizens, "First Amendment Auditors", YouTube recommendations, Rescue 9-11, Boy Meets World, Jonathan Gries, non-Gillian Anderson episodes of The X-Files, wanting to sit in your hotel room and play guitar, Dwayne Barry, loving Bonnie Hunt, compilations of depressing things, loving to see bad guys get theirs and Ken HIGHLY recommending the Equalizer films. 

Megan Jasper grew up in Worcester, Massachusetts an industrial town, just an hour outside of Boston. Megan remembers it as a tough place to grow up. As a young girl, her family would travel to Boston and she and her sister would hit Newbury Comics when there was only one store. As a teen, she traveled to Boston for punk rock shows. Attending UMass, she was friends with J Mascis, a fellow student. When Dinosaur Jr toured Massachusetts in the early days Megan served as a roadie for the band. During a 1989 tour, they stopped in Seattle and that's when she decided she wanted to make it her home.After landing in Seattle, she made her way to the Sub Pop offices. Megan started as a receptionist there, when the label was a tiny operation, constantly teetering on the brink of financial disaster. She took a job with Caroline Distribution and called all the Tower Records stores in the Pacific Northwest.When Nirvana led the music explosion of the early 90's, the New York Times came calling to do a feature on the music culture of Seattle. Interviewing Jonathan Poneman, he referred the Times to Megan, now working for Caroline Records. The Times was looking for slang expressions Seattle kids used around the city. Megan made up a series of “grunge terms” she didn't think the Times would believe were real. They did, they didn't fact check and they ran it as a “Lexicon of Grunge”.After a time working for ADA Distribution, Megan went back to Sub Pop in a variety of roles (Marketing & Distribution) and worked her way up to the role of CEO where she resides today. Bright, quick, smart, and funny, you'll enjoy our conversation with Sub Pop's Megan Jasper.

On the 2023 finale of My Little Underground, Katherine Rye Jewell; Fitchburg State University professor, historian, and author is on the show talking up her new book, Live from the Underground: A History of College Radio. Listen as Professor Jewell and myself discuss our shared experience in college radio, the evolving identity of the medium, diversity issues, the punk origins of Newbury Comics, plus the important influence Long Island had on Hip Hop. Live from the Underground: A History of College Radio is a must read for anyone who is into history, music, college radio, and broadcasting in general!  ---- Connect with Katherine Rye Jewell:  Twitter: @katisjewell  Instagram + Threads: @katejewell  Bluesky: @katejewell.bsky.social  Connect with My Little Underground: Instagram, Threads, Twitter: @mlupod Buy Live from the Underground: A History of College Radio: https://uncpress.org/book/9781469677255/live-from-the-underground/ #mlupod  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mlupod/support

This is pulled from an episode that will never see the light of day. There was an on-air fistfight etc. I won't bore you with the details, but it is a nice story to warm you up for the impending onslaught of anachronistic holiday stimuli.  

In this episode, we're taking a walk down one of Boston's most iconic commercial corridors. Courtney Flynn is the second generation running Trident Booksellers & Cafe, which has been located on the "wrong side" of Newbury Street for almost 40 years. We  chat about running a small business in a city notorious for red tape, Newbury Comics, and who you'd rather sit next to at a bar: a rabid Philly sports fan or a rabid Boston sports fan.Send us a Text Message.

On this week of Bad For The Community, we're joined by the highly-talented Boston artist/poet known as Nay $peaks! At the young age of 19, Nay has shown to be wise beyond her years, which is evident throughout our conversation with her and especially her debut album, "Nayborhood Healer". In this episode, Nay spoke on her victory at the The Chamber #003 earlier this year (2:50), and how that momentum carried into her freshmen year of college in Atlanta (8:20). She also shared with us the story of when she freestyled in front of Tsu Surf in the middle of Boston (15:10), the process of creating her album "Nayborhood Healer" (21:40), and the "torture" she goes through to prepare for a performance (56:00). At the end of the episode, we also got a chance to gift Nay $peaks with her own mystery box from Newbury Comics, including vinyl albums from some of her biggest influences (1:06:10). We hope y'all enjoy this conversation, just as much as we did! And make sure to go listen to "Nayborhood Healer" to find out what all the hype is about... you won't regret it!Bad For The CommunityInstagram: https://bit.ly/45QSopCTwitter: https://bit.ly/3cnWAD8Nay $peaks - Special GuestInstagram: https://bit.ly/3OKZMfHTwitter: https://bit.ly/47qs2vp Rob (The508God)Instagram: https://bit.ly/3x1ocWyTwitter: https://bit.ly/34OS4t9Nate (Nate Nics)Instagram: https://bit.ly/3z6MUXlTwitter: https://bit.ly/3wYIwIWe also want to give a huge shoutout to our channel sponsor, DiasporaMass! DiasporaMass is a platform that highlights and elevates individuals within our community and culture. Make sure to give them a follow on their social platforms and show some love!

On this special episode of Bad For The Community, we're joined by a super talented visual artist and designer, Tori DelValle (aka ThirteenVic)! Tori recently held her first art gallery exhibit at NOSA Boston titled "Lost Grief". Before getting into "Lost Grief", Tori tells the story of how she connected with Yves months prior to help work on the gallery (14:30). After telling us about how she got started with her art, Tori explained the inspiration behind "Lost Grief" (18:45), which led to a discussion about the ways people deal with grief and loss (25:15). We also spoke on Tori's talents as a clothing designer, and she shares how she's found ways to make her clothes "interactive" (32:45).We also got a chance to touch on a handful of topics, including the importance of cover arts (36:30), artists "falling off" (40:00), the G Herbo and YNW Melly trials (53:50), and Tori tells us about the lengths she's gone through to keep her away from social media (1:00:15). At the end of the episode, we surprised Tori with a mystery gift box from Newbury Comics (1:15:00)! We hope y'all enjoyed the conversations as much as we did!We want to give a huge shoutout to our channel sponsor, DiasporaMass! DiasporaMass is a platform that highlights and elevates individuals within our community and culture. Make sure to give them a follow on their social platforms and show some love

This week on the podcast we are so incredibly thrilled to welcome Grammy Award-winning musician Aimee Mann! Vanessa recalls the first time that the Bayers worked with Aimee on their old web series and how Jonah got so nervous about a joke they'd written he had to walk out of a taping with her to regain his composure. The three of us also discuss, you guessed, Scholastic Book Clubs and the sheer joy of getting a bundle of books delivered onto your desk by your homeroom teacher as a kid. We also discuss the brilliance of a perfectly crafted young adult novel, Aimee's experience working at the first Newbury Comics and talk about that time she and husband Michael Penn experienced the cultural phenomenon known as Four Loko. Finally, we play a captivating round of CHANGE DOT DORK where we review petitions for bringing back dessert-flavored gums, producing a proper physical release for the DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES soundtrack and Snapple's not-so-memorable line of Elements drinks. Was Aimee a vocal advocate for Motorhead back in the day? You'll have to listen to this episode to find out! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

October 31 - November 6, 1987 This week Ken welcomes new old friend, award-winning and critically acclaimed author of the young adult novels Here to Stay, Tell Me Again How a Crush Should Feel, and the Lambda Literary award winning If You Could Be Mine, which was named one of TIME magazine's 100 Best YA Books of All Time, Dead Flip and My Buddy Killer Croc Sara Farizan. Ken and Sara discuss matchmaker Meredith Goldstein, how Ken and Sara are essentially the same person, growing up in the Boston suburbs, Christine Else, Karen Duffy, Janeane Garofalo, Christine Lakin, Ken's weird skillset, breaking down barriers, mentioning something that taps into a deep emotional memory bank, 1987, 1992, the love of sci-fi/horror comedy, Gremlins, Monster Squad, Eerie Indiana, the fun of doing research to make historical fiction, writing and making art for your younger self, all the fears and issues young people today have that we didn't, how easy it is to watch listen to or read anything ever made, non heroic characters doing heroic things, a dislike of dark anti-heroes, representation, navigating adults as a kid, child stars sacrificing their childhood so we can have happy ones, Box Brown's book, Halloween, television and the 1992 elections, appreciating Courtney Cox, Misfits of Science, Cagney and Lacey, not being a cop show person, being bad at being a lesbian (media wise), liking character over procedure, Loving Care for Kittens and Cats, Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future, Saturday Morning cartoons, advertising to kids, the wonders of Winterbeast, The Outer Limits in Waltham, The Midnight Hour, Dance Til Dawn, My Sister Sam, Women in Prison, Echoes in Darkness, Family Ties, having a crush on Stacey Keenan, Our House, Patrick Duffy's week, Mercedes McCambridge, family epics, Giant from 1956, Growing Pains, when Sandy died, very special episodes, generating dialog among families, After School Specials, ABC Tuesdays, Crime Story, The Iron Sheik, Perfect Strangers, Iranian immigrants loving WWF Wrestling, the early days of TGIF, Head of the Class, Donna Reed, working at Newbury Comics, Ken being fired from Newbury Comics because nobody liked him, being terrified of a Chucky Doll, Twilight, the wonder of being able to thank people face to face, Killer Croc, complicated fond memories of The Cosby Show, nice comedy and how difficult it is to do, Sledge Hammer, Hulk Hogan's Rock n Wrestling, Rowdy Roddy Piper, Lipstick and Dynamite, Carrie, Rags to Riches, I Married Dora, Jackie Gleason's lack of Emmys, and being fine with butts, even if you're not specifically looking for them. 

We return the favor after many an appearance on his Back to the Bins podcast, as Chris, Shane, Murd and Ian are joined by longtime friend and fellow podcaster, Paul Spataro! After starting with some comic news, including James Gunn becoming head of DC Studios, the casting of Disney+'s Wonder Man and the upcoming Vision Quest, and the Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania trailer, the crew go on to review in spoilery detail Dwayne Johnson's superhero spotlight and DC's latest film, Black Adam. From there, topics include Ian's trip to Boston and pilgrimage to Newbury Comics, Pop Star Assasins: Of Suspicious Minds, Shane and Chris go Blue and Gold, Paul reminisces on John Buscema and his time on Silver Surfer, DC Universe Infinite gets closer to day and date, Dark Crisis on Infinite Earths continues, Human Target continues to hit the target, Gotham City: Year One, some Bronze Age Marvel Monster action in the Tomb of Dracula and The Monster of Frankenstein, thanks to Werewolf by Night's influence on Chris and Murd, Back Issue 139 and the Not-Ready-For Prime-Time Marvel Heroes, Chip Zdarsky's Batman, Two Morrow's Team-Up Companion, Murd gives time to Eamonn Clarke's latest editorial project, Drawn Under the Influence (DUI) issue 2, Paul gives his non-spoiler thoughts on the Disney+ She-Hulk series, and more! Plus some quick Shane World of Toys time, and a Muddle to Murd to boot. Finally, Ian gives some time to bid a fond farewell to the late, great Carlos Pacheco, who passed away the day this episode was being edited; the comics world will miss him immensely. (2:22:29)

When it comes to the Boston Rock scene, Richie Parsons has seen and done it all. From his early days with Unnatural Axe, through stints with Future Dads, Band 19, and Tomato Monkey, and more recently a couple of stellar solo releases, Richie has delivered the rock. We cover a lot in this episode including his 30+ years working for the Newbury Comics chain, and his friendship with the late Jim Harold. And of course Richie was at the infamous Runaways show at The Rat back in the late 70's. Great talk with Boston royalty at Voice Motel... Music The Charms "So Pretty"(theme song) Richie Parsons "Beverly" Richie Parsons "Six Hours Ahead" Recorded by Mike Nash at Voice Motel on August 27, 2022 This podcast was supported by Baby Loves Tacos, Pittsburgh PA. and Spectacle, Boston MA. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blowingsmoketr/support

What began as a way for independent record store owners to bolster foot traffic and sales has grown into a shining example of, "if you build it, they will come." In celebration of Record Store Day's 15th anniversary in 2022, Music Biz President Portia Sabin discusses the origins of the event and its affect on the recent resurgence of U.S. vinyl sales with: Brittany Benton, Brittany's Record Shop Carrie Colliton, Record Store Day Larry Jaffee, Making Vinyl Carl Mello, Newbury Comics

Great interview with DJ Deadeye about Lawrence MA, car stereo systems in hoopties, selling mixtapes, working at Newbury Comics, joining ST. Da Squad , Being a live DJ, stopping drinking , and making “The Intervention” album.

We're a day late and a dollar short because we both fully forgot to post this episode! It's possible we just wanted to wipe this movie from our brains, because it might be the most offensive rag we've ever covered! Content warning for incels that love Newbury Comics.

This week Ken welcomes, writer, director, producer, comedian and actor Pete Holmes to the show. Ken and Pete get RIGHT into it and discuss The Want Ads, the nature of AV Nerds, wanting to be the go to expert to fight monsters among your peer group, managing bands, wanting to be in the limelight but being shy, playing the bass, being a punk rock kid, how creepy dudes like comedy, Weird Al, letting Ken host his own show, loving activities that give you time away from your family, Townies, Boston trash, Cha Cha, the joke that got Pete on Conan, how pride shifts from your work to your children, the pay bump you get with a Golden Globe, being funny for free, making your talent a career, The Devil, the pain you have to go through to gain skills, how Prince was a nerd, practice, radioactive spiders, obsessiveness, hating Boston, the horror of a Red Sox hat, the Hard F Word, suffering, feeling out of place, The Unseen, needing to cleanse your brain with angry punk rock after seeing your parents, not liking The Showcase Showdown, Doc Hopper, writing letters, energy not derived from cocaine, Rancid at Avalon, remembering Waterdog, fights, being the tall guy, enjoying the scary parts of life, Harvard Square, Green Day Riot, Bad Brains, fights, front men, how jocks ruin everything, white hats, Ken stealing crowd surfers shoes, playing a song you wrote with Tim Armstrong, Pete's band Nude, the way we made friends, self help, knowing you are in control of your life, Robin Hood Prince of Thieves, Newbury Comics, Tower Records, making game show based prank phone calls, trick questions based on The Wizard of Oz, being ridiculed by hooligans and riff raff at the Burlington movie theater and having your brother betray you. THEN Ken gets Tripp Underwood of The Unseen on the phone to discuss Pete's love of the band, his letter writing, and to make an offer to answer all of Pete's unanswered Unseen questions.

Brian and Joeman are back, this time to discuss what each of them truly believe to be one of the most exciting live albums, right up there with Buck Owens' Carnegie Hall Concert, The Rolling Stones' Get Yr Ya-Ya's Out and KISS Alive! The album in question? The Monkees' Live 1967, released with little fanfare by Rhino in the summer of 1987, and compiled from three concerts in August '67, during a two month summer tour during which they played as a self-contained psychedelic/garage/jangle-pop quartet. Despite both of us purchasing this episode's featured album the same summer at the same place (Newbury Comics in Harvard Square), Joeman (John Hendrickson) and I did not yet know each other in the summer of 1987. But we did both belong to an exclusive demographic: Late 80's adolescent Monkees freaks that were also 1) feverishly absorbing as much rock and roll history as possible (so we knew what was what) and 2) enthusiastically pursuing an instrument (Joeman=guitar; Brian=drums) because each of us had already noticed that life did not appear to get much more fun than being in a good rock band.In the relative dark ages of 1987, it was easy to be surprised by a new release by a beloved artist. Being informed took much more work. And that was cool! The pleasantly unexpected is harder to come by in the 21st century.Neither of us saw Monkees Live 1967 coming and it flipped both of us out irreversibly. It's indeed a perfect presentation.—One's FIRST impression upon seeing the album cover for the first time: These are four guys serious about being in a band. No pearly white smiles, no embarrassing outfits or goofball expressions, just the guys at work. Guitar necks and drumsticks are seen being put to work. All with a subtle psychedelic glow contrasting with the black background. Excellent job by whomever at the Rhino Art Dept was responsible, because…—One's LAST impression, should one listen to the full album, is shock, exhilaration, joy, ready to take on the fucking world!! The promise of the album cover is paid in full, with interest! Why? Because the last song echoing in the listener's ears, a 5 minute “Stepping Stone” with a perfect psychedelic jam and nods to their new buddy Hendrix, is simply, still, one of the few live recordings that kills me EVERY time (The Who's “A Quick One” from the Rock and Roll Circus and the Grateful Dead's “Morning Dew” from Cornell 1977 are the other two that come to mind). Listened to out of context, one might mistake the freakout section for Syd-era Floyd or Cale-era VU—except for the screaming girls in the background. It's so good. For this fleeting moment in Monkees history, they wanted to tour as a real band and play the songs the way THEY wanted to play them. Indeed, The Monkees succeeded in creating a unique sound between the four of them, and it worked. For a certain breed of Monkees fans--the ones who identify more with the music--especially the music they weren't supposed to create--more than the TV series,  Live '67 is a personal victory—vindication that they were a very cool REAL band, even if for a very short time. It should've been a victory for the four Monkees at the time, because what we hear is audio proof that in the summer of 1967 they could get as freaky in concert as anyone at Monterey Pop, and rock harder than some of their contemporaries. But nope- the weirder they got, the fewer albums they sold. They'd keep a percentage of mainstream oldies fans that would crop up with each subsequent reunion, but then there are those like Joeman and myself, who represent the formidable, insatiable, nuanced fan. And Live 1967 was most likely the radioactive spider that bit us and others like us back in the summer of ‘87, setting us on this bizarre path. Join us as we start to explore this excellent live album.

This week Ken welcomes the producer/director/host and all around jack of all trades behind The Toys That Made Us, The Movies That Made Us and A Toy Store Near You, Brian Volk-Weiss. Ken and Brian discuss Boston, Newbury Comics, Toy Stores, the intention behind A Toy Store Near You, COVID, being inspired, life being too short, nostalgia, growing up in Queens, making people happy, reaching 100% toys, people buying things in lock down, Magnolia Park in Burbank, Black Cat Collectibles, Toys That Never Should Have Been Made, KayBee Toys clearance bin, A-Team mini vans, TV Toys, the confidence behind releasing toys, having an unpopular lunchbox, always wanting the COBRA Hydrofoil, Mego's Star Trek Bridge, Automan, Quantum Leap toys, how all toys are for adults now, the pre-internet age, bootleg toys, Mr. Big's Toyland, how interviewing lawyers is the secret to getting the scoop, wanting people to feel happy, how stand up comedians are good people to hire behind the scenes for documentaries, Behind the Attraction on Disney +, the definitive documentary about Star Trek The Center Seat, and the future of toys.

Mz Neon joined Craig via satellite to talk Myra Breckenridge, “Pussy Stick”, working at Patricia Field’s, transitioning, RATT, nuanced sexuality, Wendy O. Williams, first loves, trans visibility & representation, reclaiming language, “Queen Hyena”, WBCN, sexual identity, dating and the DL, Natick MA, Newbury Comics, movies, and MORE! For More Mz Neon: https://linktr.ee/mzneon This series is brought to you by https://www.patreon.com/CraigAndFriends Sign up for hours and hours of exclusive content, Bonus Episodes, Movie Clubs, weekly Zoom meetups, and much more! And by doing so, you support this show! https://www.instagram.com/craigandfriendspod https://twitter.com/craigandfriends For ways to help fight the fascists and support Black Lives Matter & Black Trans Lives Matter: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co https://blacktranslivesmatter.carrd.co Make sure you are all set to VOTE BLUE! https://vote.gov

Rock Around The Blogin Sami Ruokankaan ja Juha Kakkurin käsittelyssä uutuusevyt Robby Krieger, Metallica ja Lionheart sekä klassikkona Led Zeppelinin esikoisalbumi. Mukana menossa myös Doors, Newbury Comics, Zappa, Blue Öyster Cult, Michael Kamen, Deep Purple, Procol Harum, Yngwie Malmsteen, KISS, Scorpions, Ennio Morricone, Rolling Stones, Aki Blomberg, Yardbirds, Tunnelin Levy, Iron Maiden, Wild Horses, UFO, Thin Lizzy, The Sweet, Def Leppard, Foreigner, Journey, Boston, U2, Esa Nieminen, Praying Mantis, Stampede, Reuben Archer, Laurence Archer, Mott The Hoople, Kari Pyrhönen, Ian Hunter, Rainbow, Dio, Brian Robertson, Pete Way, Eric Clapton, Grand Slam, Nivalan veljekset, Janne Patokoski ja The Eagles. Jakson Spotify-soittolista: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3p0nOdgahuPId667ipbqdF?si=MYZ0GGp8TXWo_A4BNG9xxw

It's the first episode of the Grapes & Capes Podcast, where Mike and Joey nerd out about comics and wine. We taste three wines from Virginia's Bogaty Family Winery, discuss our "origin stories" for becoming comic book readers and wine drinkers, and of course squeal like little girls over the huge DC Fandome online event! Follow us on Twitter at @GrapesNCapes or go to our website GrapesandCapes.com Wine #1: "The Founder" White Blend (non-vintage) , wine in Virginia, what is Bordeaux Comics #1: Our Origin Stories How we became comic readers and wine drinkers Wine#2: "The Founder" Red Blend (non-vintage), the history of vitis vinifera and phylloxera Comics #2: DC Fandome Wonder Woman 1984, (Bloodshot, Game of Thrones), The Suicide Squad (The Harley Quinn Show, Swamp Thing, Justice League Apokolips), Flashpoint, (Batman '89), Zack Snyder's Justice League, Black Adam, (wrestling), The Batman Wine #3: Justin Bogaty Winemaker Series Cabernet Franc 2019, grapes making babies, old wine, Truro Vineyards Comics #3: What we're reading & misc discussion The Spectacular Spider-Man, Superman: Blackout, Immortal Hulk, Secret Six, Undiscovered Country, Once & Future, Comically Speaking, comic book shops during the COVID Crisis, Newbury Comics, the return of Milestone --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/grapesandcapes/support

Ralph Jaccodine is a professor of Music Business at Berklee College Of Music. Ralph began his career as a concert promoter working with artists like Bruce Springsteen, Kiss, Rush, Hall and Oates, and the Doobie Brothers. After running his own commercial real estate company in Boston for 12 years, he joined Mike Dreese, the cofounder of Newbury Comics and started Black Wolf Records, an independent record label. Ralph is the cofounder of the Boston Management Group, a professional organization he started 25+ years ago with Tim Collins, the longtime manager of Aerosmith. In addition to being a full-time professor, Ralph also manages the careers of Livingston Taylor, Shun Ng, Rebecca Loebe, and others.

The Deep Purple Podcast Show Notes Episode #55 “The Ronnie James Dio Tribute Special” May 11, 2020 Subscribe at Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Overcast, Pocket Casts, Anchor.fm, Breaker, PodBean, RadioPublic, or search in your favorite podcatcher! Thanks to Our Patrons: The Turn it up to $11 Tier Ryan M $10 Super Champion Tier Steve Seaborg (NameOnAnything.com, Alltheworldsastage.net) $5 Tier Clay Wombacher Greg Sealby Frank Theilgaard-Mortensen Mike Knowles $3 Tier Peter Gardow Ian Desrosiers Mark Roback Anton Glaving $1 Made Up Name Tier Ells Murders Spacey Noodles Leaky Mausoleum Thanks to our Brothers at the Deep Dive Podcast Network: Ry @ Sabbath Bloody Podcast The Simple Man @ Skynyrd Reconsydyrd Terry “T-Bone” Mathley @ T-Bone's Prime Cuts Thanks to the Patron Saint and Archivist of The Deep Purple Podcast: Jörg Planer - an essential Twitter follow History of Dio: Dio took his name from the gangster Johnny Dio. Early 50s and 60s stuff Ronnie and the Red Caps - What I'd Say The Electric Elves - It Pays To Advertise (1967) Ronnie Dio and The Prophets on TV Personal intros to Ronnie: John's 1983 spectrum concert on VHS - Dio Live at the Spectrum Nate's hearing Live Evil at cousin Jeff's and later Mob Rules - Black Sabbath - Live Evil - Mob Rules Jonn and Nate going to see Dio at The Strand in 1997 John meeting him at Newbury Comics in ‘02 John's experience at fundraiser concert in 2019 John @ 2019 Hologram show covered in Episode # 9 – In Rock (25th Anniversary Edition) Interview with James Curl Favorite Dio Tracks From Different Eras: Tweet: What's your favorite track of the Elf years? Elf - Never More (1972) Covered in The Deep Purple Podcast - Episode #48 - Elf - Elf. Tweet: What's your favorite track of the Rainbow years? Rainbow Live in Munich 1977 Kill the King Tweet: What's your favorite track of the Black Sabbath years? Black Sabbath - Die Young Tweet: What's your favorite track of the Dio years? Dio - Fallen Angels Interview with Claude Schnell Dio in Modern Culture Tenacious D - Dio Dio on South Park Alice Cooper + Dio on 'Big brother 2001' Norwegian TV-show Ronnie James Dio Interview - Cancer Fight in Houston Tenacious D - Kickapoo Favorite Moments: Glenn Hughes performing Catch The Rainbow (full song) - Dio public memorial May 30th 2010 Ronnie James Dio & Deep Purple & Orchestra - Sitting in a Dream For Further Information: Ronnie James Dio: A biography of a heavy metal Icon by James Curl Listener Mail/Comments Comments about the show? Things you'd like us to cover? We'd love to hear from you. Send us an email at info@deeppurplepodcast.com or @ us on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram.

September 20-26, 1997 Today Ken welcomes old friend, frame-maker and comedian Ryan Douglass to the show. Ken and Ryan discuss bible eating, book stores, the last time Ken saw Ryan, Princess Di, all the places Ryan has lived, Home Improvement, The New People, Baywatch, Elton John, TV Movies, Unicorn Sculptures, Lance Burton, COPS, the Walsh Brothers, Early Edition, Chicago, Short Circuit, Bullit, Superbowl, Sister Wendy, Catholic Television, bad Notre Dame tattoos, Dave Thomas, Grace Under Fire, confusing Suddenly Susan, Veronica's Closet and Just Shoot Me, Cybill, Billy Corgan, Ryan meeting Smashing Pumpkins, Ghoulardi, Svengoulie, CHUD, Newradio, Lovitz replacing Phil Hartman, Spin City, The Tony Danza Show, High School football, Ellen, The Drew Carey Show, Party of Five, Empire Records, Hi-Fidelity, Riders of the Purple Sage, TNN, The Country Music Awards, Ryan's 7th Grade Reading Teacher's band, Sabrina, Salem the Cat, The Newbury St. Newbury Comics, Condom World, trying to figure out George Clooney's break out movie role, Meego, Teen Angel, Manhunter, Millennium, switching Networks, priests, Cracker, southern accents, Football injuries, Kathy Lee's unseemly promotion, people named Wes, and a glowing tribute to Brendan Tartikof.

Now Launching: The GDP Hustle Boston Mega Mix. Sponsored by Newbury Comics Mixed by: Big Fresh (@abu_617) Shouts out to Boston for the submissions and the banging music. Shouts out to Big Fresh on the mix, and shouts out to Newbury Comics for helping us curate the playlist. GDP Hustle is THIS FRIDAY (1/17/20). The GDP Hustle Playlist: With Love From: @newburycomics Mixed By Big Fresh: @abu_617 Graphics by: @jack.bigelow 1. UUHHHGK- @whytri_ 2. Soso- @cousinstizz x @sean_wire 3. Flip N Repeat- @nickgrayalways 4. ETIZZ- @fxwmaverick (Prod. By @twaynethekidd & @mixmp) 5. Rare- @darealradar 6. Vintage Like Lee (feat. @madeintyo)- @_vintagelee 7. Double Tree- @lonny860 (Prod By. @tekdotlun) 8. Wave- @amirmaxx1 9. Breathing- @dtheflyestbtl (mixed by: @phxdownstudios) 10. Big Homie- @onevanjiles 11. Gas Giant- @jovianmartian 12. No Ceilings (Prod by. @ses.desu) - @jeromebfree 13. Cleo 'N Nem (feat. @brandieblaze) - @oompaoutloud 14. Gnarly (Wavy Baby! Prod By. @lilzooooom & @isaiahvalmont )- @_donaldgrunge 15. Change of Heart- @rhodymajor 16. The Prom- @millyz 17. Her Beretta- @sean_wire 18. Vices- @latrelljames with @longlivelilah (Prod by. @kironakil) 19. Keep It To Myself (feat. @lukebars , prod by. @bby._j ) - @connis02139 20. Gal Ting- @eightyxeight 21. 01 Million Miles- @sir_south & @mycompiledthoughts 22. Nothing- @lordfelix_ 23. Space- @leothekind 24. Nights Like This (Prod by. @abu_617)- @extractedhabits

You can find the videos from this episode at our Discord RIGHT HERE! Just Got Back Home From Boston Jim: One of the most special part 2 guests shows up and sticks around for a while! 6 UNDERGROUND: Let’s get into the latest Bayhem! Also maybe someone knew someone that saw something. Cardi B: Only way to end the show is to listen to Cardi B shit and fart. FRAGGLE STICK CAR!, BAD SANTA!, ELTON JOHN!, STEP INTO CHRISTMAS!, BABY IT’S COLD OUTSIDE 2.0!, DUET!, UPDATED!, JUST GOT BACK HOME FROM BOSTON JIM!, SPECIAL GUEST!, TRIP REPORT!, SHIPPING UP TO BOSTON!, DAD!, PASSED AWAY!, CHRISTMAS!, AIRLINE MILES!, POINTS!, DELTA!, LIGHTS!, CHRISTMAS!, WEATHER!, CITY LIFE!, SUBURBS!, NEWBURY STREET!, THE T!, THE MIDDLE EAST!, BING TOWN!, ABINGTON!, BACK BAY!, NOSTALGIA!, RED EYE!, SNOW!, JFK LIBRARY AND MUSEUM!, HISTORY!, CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS!, NIXON!, SPACE RACE!, ACCENT!, ASSASSINATION!, SECRET SOCIETY!, FOREIGN GIFTS!, 9/11!, EATALY!, NORTH END!, ITALIAN FOOD!, SHAKE SHACK!, FIVE GUYS!, IN N OUT!, NEWBURY COMICS!, THE MOVIE CRYPT!, YORKIETHON!, ADAM GREEN!, JOE LYNCH!, ARWEN!, MARATHON!, CENTER SCHOOL!, MEMORY LANE!, BASTARDS!, TAG!, NEW HIGH SCHOOL!, MEDIA CLASS!, LEGACY!, DUNKIN DONUTS!, PLYMOUTH ROCK!, MAYFLOWER II!, APACHE!, KILL ALL THE WHITE PEOPLE!, TRUCCHI’S!, SHAWS!, STOP AND SHOP!, PAPA GINO’S!, COMFORT PLUS!, FIRST CLASS!, SECRET SCREENING!, WILL SMITH!, MARTIN LAWRENCE!, EARLY!, NDA!, PAPERWORK!, ACTION MOVIES!, STAR WARS!, R-RATED ACTION MOVIE!, TANGLED!, A GOOFY MOVIE!, MAX!, PRINCESS AND THE FROG!, ACTION!, NETFLIX!, CARDI B!, AIRPLANE!, CHEESES!, FART!, SHIT!, DIARRHEA!, REVENGE!, PROOF!, NASTY!, GROSS!, MESSED UP STOMACH!, DISGUSTING! CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD JIM AND THEM #612 Part 2 RIGHT HERE!

You can find the videos from this episode at our Discord RIGHT HERE! The Streak: Ross Clifford keeps the streak alive with a 600 CONGRATULATIONS and a story of dealing with The Boy Blue one on one. TOTS TURNT 2019: It’s that time of year, we are trying to band together to get TOTS TURNT and make sure underprivileged kids out there have a great Christmas. What Constitutes Nu Metal?: The age old question still prevails, WHAT CONSTITUTES NU METAL!? Also we check in with Green Jelly as they kidnap a show promoter for a heroin fix. DRY CEREAL!, NO MILK!, GO FUCK YOURSELF!, PATREON!, HAPPY DANKSGIVING!, BONG!, NU METAL!, PISSCORD!, SYSTEM OF A DOWN!, TOXICITY!, THANKSGIVING!, DADDY!, BABY GIRL!, DIRTY THIRTY!, SHOT OF BEER!, SLIPKNOT!, ROSS CLIFFORD!, 600!, CONGRATULATIONS!, THE BOY BLUE!, PAY UP FRONT!, BEHIND THE SCENES!, WHO’S READY FOR FALL!?, LIMP BIZKIT!, MEME PAGE!, JUGGALO PODCAST!, THE GATHERING!, JIMANDTHEMALOS!, GOONS!, LINKIN PARK!, TRANSFORMERS!, TOTS TURNT!, TOY DRIVE!, DONATIONS!, TRAIN!, SHAKE IT UP!, IT’S CHRISTMAS TIME!, TWITCH!, RAFFLE!, COOL BOARDERS!, SSX!, SSX 3!, RAGE!, LED ZEPPELIN!, MIKE!, VOICEMAIL!, PUDDLE OF MUDD!, POST GRUNGE!, POST NU METAL!, BUTT ROCK!, PAPA ROACH!, BROKEN HOME!, TELEMARKETERS!, WHAT IS NU METAL!, KID ROCK!, RAGE!, COUGHING!, SICK!, ORGY!, FEAR FACTORY!, SPOTIFY!, HOOBASTANK!, INCUBUS!, TRU NU METAL!, CATTLE DECAPITATION!, FORCED GENDER REASSIGNMENT!, TRUST COMPANY!, MILLENIALS!, BOOMER!, GEN X!, ZOOMERS!, GEN Z!, KILLED ROCK!, HERE COMES THE BOOM!, POD!, CLASSIC ROCK!, EMO KILLED ROCK!, PETE WENTZ!, PATRICK STUMP!, BRENDON URIE!, PEAKING ON SHROOMS!, GODSMACK!, VOODOO!, I STAND ALONE!, UNINVITED VAMPIRE!, BUFFY!, LORE!, CEREMONY!, TV HEADS!, BUFFY VIDEO GAME!, CHAOS BLEEDS!, ALIEN ANT FARM!, SMOOTH CRIMINAL!, MUDVAYNE!, STATIC X!, PUSH IT!, HORROR MOVIES!, ADAM GREEN!, JOE LYNCH!, HATCHET!, MAYHEM!, HOLLISTON!, GWAR!, ODERUS!, ICP!, LIVE!, NEWBURY COMICS!, LITTLE VIRGIN!, GREEN JELLY!, PUNK ROCK PUPPET MASTER!, BAG GROCERIES!, GET A REAL JOB!, RESUME!, COORDINATED TRAVEL!, KIDNAPPED!, WHERE’S MY MONEY!, BURIED ALIVE!, BURN YOUR HOUSE DOWN!, JIMMY!, LITTLE PIGS LITTLE PIGS!, BIG BAD WOLF! CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD JIM AND THEM #609 PART 1 RIGHT HERE!

April 23-29, 1994 This week Ken welcomes comedian Ethan Marsh to the show. Ken and Ethan discuss swingers, Jason Alexander's commercial work, John Candy's death, George Wendt in "Hostage for a Day", what Tammy Faye Baker watches, talk shows, getting your pet spayed or neutered, having a lawyer father, growing up in rural New Hampshire, SNICK, Clarissa Explains it All, Roundhouse, Ren & Stimpy, Dunkaroos, Malcolm X, The Fresh Air Program, Dick Sweat, the power of truck liners, Dollar Bill's, The Mommies, tub time, Judge Shows, The Movie Loft, TV38, pre-ordering Honey I Shrunk the Kids on VHS using identity fraud, teenie weenies, MTV Unplugged, Living Single, Grace Under Fire, Mario Van Peebles, Lifetime comedy specials Dana Gould appeared on but doesn't remember, Blaxploitation, Pam Grier, Ed McMahon is EVERYWHERE, The Fresh Prince, ken getting fired from Newbury Comics, modern country, getting outside your comfort bubble, solving problems, gun violence, simulcasts, Zach Galifinakis on late night TV, Beverly Hills 90210, The B.A.G. and his rap career, Home Improvement, cool teachers, Sons of Anarchy, TGIF, Boy Meets World, and repackaging history however you want.

Host Anthony Desiato returns to the present to survey the Westchester comic shop scene of today. In this penultimate episode, Anthony and guest Sandro Prosperino (former Alternate Realities customer and the one-time co-owner of Near Mint Comics in Valhalla, NY) recount their post-AR experiences at The Spider's Web, Aw Yeah Comics, Newbury Comics, New York Hardcore Comics, and more as they wrestle with what it would take for a new store to truly replace AR.

Aaron Harris comes from a family of ship builders. Although he broke from tradition to become a drummer, his drumming is finely crafted and architectural, evoking images of a sleek and efficient sea vessel. Aaron tells Joe about: music as an escape; leaving his hometown; working as a bike messenger and at Boston institution, Newbury Comics; co-founding the influential band, Isis; moving to Los Angeles; his parallel career as a composer; and celebrating his impending parenthood.

This episode Christian sits down with G.D. Praetorius, author of new book “Babysitting a Band on the Rocks”.  Now a V.P. for a large bank, but back in the day a handler of rock star egos small and large.  Lot's of good tales from someone who lived the outsider life until he went straight.  Now he's written the tales down in print!"Babysitting A Band On The Rocks & Other Adventures..." tells the story of a hardcore fan going from the back row of the arena to backstage working with some of the biggest classic rock icons of the 70s and 80s. The title refers to a year spent with a highly dysfunctional Steven Tyler and Aerosmith, while other tales involve close encounters with Van Halen, AC/DC, Jethro Tull, Ritchie Blackmore & Rainbow, Pink Floyd, Yes, Billy Joel, Keith Richards, Motley Crue, Twisted Sister, Pretenders, Ramones and many more. Plus plenty of exclusive never-before-seen photos. currently available online at LTCDS.com or in-store at Newbury Comics locations.Call us at 650-822- ROCKFind all our podcasts on Pantheon

This episode Christian sits down with G.D. Praetorius, author of new book “Babysitting a Band on the Rocks”.  Now a V.P. for a large bank, but back in the day a handler of rock star egos small and large.  Lot's of good tales from someone who lived the outsider life until he went straight.  Now he's written the tales down in print!"Babysitting A Band On The Rocks & Other Adventures..." tells the story of a hardcore fan going from the back row of the arena to backstage working with some of the biggest classic rock icons of the 70s and 80s. The title refers to a year spent with a highly dysfunctional Steven Tyler and Aerosmith, while other tales involve close encounters with Van Halen, AC/DC, Jethro Tull, Ritchie Blackmore & Rainbow, Pink Floyd, Yes, Billy Joel, Keith Richards, Motley Crue, Twisted Sister, Pretenders, Ramones and many more. Plus plenty of exclusive never-before-seen photos. currently available online at LTCDS.com or in-store at Newbury Comics locations.Call us at 650-822- ROCKFind all our podcasts on Pantheon

This episode Christian sits down with G.D. Praetorius, author of new book “Babysitting a Band on the Rocks”.  Now a V.P. for a large bank, but back in the day a handler of rock star egos small and large.  Lot’s of good tales from someone who lived the outsider life until he went straight.  Now he’s written the tales down in print! "Babysitting A Band On The Rocks & Other Adventures..." tells the story of a hardcore fan going from the back row of the arena to backstage working with some of the biggest classic rock icons of the 70s and 80s. The title refers to a year spent with a highly dysfunctional Steven Tyler and Aerosmith, while other tales involve close encounters with Van Halen, AC/DC, Jethro Tull, Ritchie Blackmore & Rainbow, Pink Floyd, Yes, Billy Joel, Keith Richards, Motley Crue, Twisted Sister, Pretenders, Ramones and many more. Plus plenty of exclusive never-before-seen photos. currently available online at LTCDS.com or in-store at Newbury Comics locations. Call us at 650-822- ROCK Find all our podcasts on Pantheon

This episode Christian sits down with G.D. Praetorius, author of new book “Babysitting a Band on the Rocks”.  Now a V.P. for a large bank, but back in the day a handler of rock star egos small and large.  Lot’s of good tales from someone who lived the outsider life until he went straight.  Now he’s written the tales down in print! "Babysitting A Band On The Rocks & Other Adventures..." tells the story of a hardcore fan going from the back row of the arena to backstage working with some of the biggest classic rock icons of the 70s and 80s. The title refers to a year spent with a highly dysfunctional Steven Tyler and Aerosmith, while other tales involve close encounters with Van Halen, AC/DC, Jethro Tull, Ritchie Blackmore & Rainbow, Pink Floyd, Yes, Billy Joel, Keith Richards, Motley Crue, Twisted Sister, Pretenders, Ramones and many more. Plus plenty of exclusive never-before-seen photos. currently available online at LTCDS.com or in-store at Newbury Comics locations. Call us at 650-822- ROCK Find all our podcasts on Pantheon

They are known as jokes, arguments, and nonsense. Created to give levity to mankind's darkest days, these antics laid the foundation for what we now know as The Field Guide to Nonsense. Episode 351 of Trick or Treat Radio is a welcome break after a crazy week - we had Episode 350, the Trick or Treat Radio Live Show & Survival of the Film Freaks screening and The Deadites 25th Annual Celebration show! We talk about the weekend as well as have a discussion about the Horror Anthology film, The Field Guide To Evil. We talk about folklore, Dynamo gets a present, and we find out about the lore of the melon heads! So grab your ugliest shirt, summon Batboy, and strap on for the world's most dangerous talk radio show!Stuff we talk about: Drunk Dynamo, all over print Def Leppard shirt, WalMart stories, Jumping on the One, Abdullah the Butcher sidewinders, whiskey, belly shots, read the room, Dynamo’s assistant, The Park View Room, Ravenshadow watched the movie!, Alabama’s Ghost, Toxic Avenger, BONER, Survival of the Film Freaks, Bill By Force, The Viking Experience, Dynamo “Four Drinks” Marz, El Goro, Ring of Honor, Howard Stern, Sirius, Sports Radio, Terrestrial Radio, Newbury Comics, Sugar Hill Gang, Toy Vault, rat tails, That’s Entertainment, The Bull Mansion, Live Trick or Treat Radio, The Deadites live, Rock and Shock, Niki Luparelli, Double Damage, rat tails, Polar Beverage Crash, glockenspiel, Paul Bunions, Marz Sr, Tombstone Toffee, Dynamo’s Birthday, La La Land, The Professionals, Jack Palance, Burt Lancaster, Tales From the Podcast, Telegram and Gazette, carnie names, nice Austrian lesbian action, Alp, Goodnight Mommy, Alf, Can Evrenol, Baskin, Melon Heads, Mothman, Bill Bixby, Peter Strickland, Berberian Sound Studio, Ravenshadow’s new phone, The Lemonheads, Jon Peters, Superman, Kevin Smith, The Wind, IFC Midnight, Tenderoni, Dragged Across Concrete, The O’Jays, Mel Gibson, Triple Threat and Batboy.Send Email/Voicemail: podcast@trickortreatradio.comVisit our website: http://trickortreatradio.comUse our Amazon link: http://amzn.to/2CTdZzKFB Group: http://www.facebook.com/groups/trickortreatradioTwitter: http://twitter.com/TheDeaditesFacebook: http://facebook.com/TheDeaditesYouTube: http://youtube.com/TheDeaditesTVInstagram: http://instagram.com/TheDeaditesBuy our music on Bandcamp: http://thedeadites.bandcamp.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

In this episode of All Your Things Are Gone, J talks with Christopher Vyce, radio host on WMBR, MIT's college radio station. They talk about his career through the years from Newbury Comics, where he worked with J, to bookstores to publishing and ultimately, in radio. Chris hosts the show Lost and Found on Thursdays from 12pm - 2pm. Check out the schedule at: http://wmbr.org/www/sched-mul#show6045 Intro music: Untitled by Charlene Outro music: The Popular Front by November Group --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aytag/support

A small-town podcaster finds an ancient time-travel device that can help him pull off a heist and start a new life- but he may not survive the consequences of tampering with time. On Episode 343 of Trick or Treat Radio we discuss Mega Time Squad, the New Zealand Action/Adventure/Comedy from filmmaker Tim van Dammen! We also discuss some of our favorite time travel flicks, Dynamo and Johnny talk about their trip to Atlantic City and we’re all tired and sick which leads to one of our shortest shows in years! So grab your favorite cheap heist mask, hop in your time travel device and strap on for the world’s most dangerous talk radio show!Stuff we talk about: Millbury Amusement Center, Waxwork II, Time Travel Films, 5-Star reviews, Top 10 Episodes of Trick or Treat Radio, Jess Hagemann, Headcheese, Cinestate, The Outside Corner Fantasy Baseball Podcast, The Five Hossmen Wrestling Podcast, Meeting the Hossmen in Atlantic City, GCW’s The Said it Couldn’t Be Done, Teddy Hart, Jun Kasai, Nick Gage, Billy Ocean, Mos Eisley, Jungle Boy, Luke Perry, clandestine deals for vinyl figures, Funko Pop, Making Fun, kissing MZ’s ass, MDK, Murder Death Koop, Jeremy Page, Fred Fruggles, Czarface Meets Ghostface, Newbury Comics, 40th Anniversary of A Clockwork Orange, 2001: A Space Odyssey, The Goth Sheik, MZ’s slippers, What We Do in the Shadows, Jonny Brugh, Tim van Dammen, Milo Cawthorne, Deathgasm, New Zealand films, The Poetry Slam, Gunship, Mike Newport, BMX Bandits, Assassination Nation, time travel films, Time After Time, Blood Punch, Groundhog Day, time loop movies, Bill and Ted, Black Knight, The Spierig Brothers, Predestination, Quantum Leap, and A Monument to Laziness.Send Email/Voicemail: podcast@trickortreatradio.comVisit our website: http://trickortreatradio.comUse our Amazon link: http://amzn.to/2CTdZzKFB Group: http://www.facebook.com/groups/trickortreatradioTwitter: http://twitter.com/TheDeaditesFacebook: http://facebook.com/TheDeaditesYouTube: http://youtube.com/TheDeaditesTVInstagram: http://instagram.com/TheDeaditesBuy our music on Bandcamp: http://thedeadites.bandcamp.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

In my first episode of what will be the comic book episodes airing on Tuesdays I briefly go into the first issue of the new Return of Wolverine #1 (spoiler free) and I also touch on what got me into comics along with an interesting encounter out Newbury Comics! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/Gauseandeffect/support

Doug and Kirk wax nostalgic about buying records: what was so nice about browsing record stores, and what are we missing. Show notes: Andy Doe shows how to open any kind of CD (https://www.kirkville.com/how-to-unwrap-a-cd/). Episode #89 – Too Much Music; James Jackson Toth's Failed Experiment (http://www.thenexttrack.com/92) Delete Tracks Never Played AppleScript (https://dougscripts.com/301) MusicWeb International (http://www.musicweb-international.com) E. J. Korvette (Wikipedia) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E._J._Korvette) Sam Goody (Wikipedia) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Goody) Collecting Music in an Analog Age (https://www.kirkville.com/collecting-music-in-an-analog-age-2/) Morris Levy (Wikipedia) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morris_Levy) PhotoActive: a podcast about photography and the Apple ecosystem (https://www.photoactive.co) Franz Schubert: The Complete Songs, Hyperion Records (https://www.hyperion-records.co.uk/dc.asp?dc=D_CDS44201/40) Newbury Comics (https://www.newburycomics.com) Musical Heritage Society (Wikipedia) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musical_Heritage_Society) Our next tracks: John Foxx: Metamatic (3CD version) (https://amzn.to/2LwFWBJ) Head Hands & Feet : Head Hands & Feet (https://amzn.to/2LufwjN) If you like the show, please subscribe in iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/podcast/the-next-track/id1116242606) or your favorite podcast app, and please rate the podcast.

In 1993 Living Colour released an album filled songs of alienation, social commentary and heavy themes that still resonate today. Stain was the first album with Doug Wimbish on bass, and the band fires on all cylinders with their unique brand of metal, sliding easily from funk to experimental to thrash and hard rock with ease. But two years later the band would take a five year break, and Stain would temporarily leave the band frozen on dark and foreboding note. Thanks to a Patreon pick, we revisit the record with fresh ears and take in all that Vernon Reid and his arsenal of guitar wizardry has to offer. After checking out our review of Stain, visit our Patreon page to hear our quick review of Living Colour's latest release - Shade from this past September. Make sure to sign up at Patreon to hear bonus content from this and other episodes, as well as be eligible to win our 2017 4th Quarter Giveaway of the exclusive Newbury Comics limited edition white vinyl pressing of Sleater-Kinney's 1997 album Dig Me Out and a copy of Tom Mullen's new book Anthology of Emo Volume One. Special thanks to Sudio Sweden (Facebook/Instagram), who hooked us up with two pairs of Tre earphones to test out. We're reporting on them all month - if you like what you hear and want to grab a pair, use the code DIGMEOUT15 for 15% off your purchase. Songs in this Episode: Intro - Never Satisfied 11:35 - Ignorance Is Bliss 19:03 - Bi 25:50 - Go Away 32:52 - Mind Your Own Business Outro - Leave It Alone Subscribe at Patreon   Facebook / Twitter / Instagram   Zazzle Merch Store   http://www.digmeoutpodcast.com

In 1993 Living Colour released an album filled songs of alienation, social commentary and heavy themes that still resonate today. Stain was the first album with Doug Wimbish on bass, and the band fires on all cylinders with their unique brand of metal, sliding easily from funk to experimental to thrash and hard rock with ease. But two years later the band would take a five year break, and Stain would temporarily leave the band frozen on dark and foreboding note. Thanks to a Patreon pick, we revisit the record with fresh ears and take in all that Vernon Reid and his arsenal of guitar wizardry has to offer. After checking out our review of Stain, visit our Patreon page to hear our quick review of Living Colour’s latest release - Shade from this past September. Make sure to sign up at Patreon to hear bonus content from this and other episodes, as well as be eligible to win our 2017 4th Quarter Giveaway of the exclusive Newbury Comics limited edition white vinyl pressing of Sleater-Kinney’s 1997 album Dig Me Out and a copy of Tom Mullen’s new book Anthology of Emo Volume One. Special thanks to Sudio Sweden (Facebook/Instagram), who hooked us up with two pairs of Tre earphones to test out. We’re reporting on them all month - if you like what you hear and want to grab a pair, use the code DIGMEOUT15 for 15% off your purchase. Songs in this Episode: Intro - Never Satisfied 11:35 - Ignorance Is Bliss 19:03 - Bi 25:50 - Go Away 32:52 - Mind Your Own Business Outro - Leave It Alone Subscribe at Patreon   Facebook / Twitter / Instagram   Zazzle Merch Store   http://www.digmeoutpodcast.com

We’re back with another “In The 90s” episode, this time tracking the chronology of rock legends KISS through the decade. After rising to fame in the 70s, the 80s were less kind to the band, who shed the makeup, band members and eventually albums sales through a turbulent time They entered the 90s on a positive note, with 1989′s Hot In The Shade scoring a hit with the power ballad “Forever,” but faced tragedy with the death of fan favorite drummer Eric Carr. While 1992′s Revenge initially sold well, it struggled to reach Gold and hte ensuing tour sputtered as the shifting musical landscape at the beginning of the decade pointed the band in a heavier direction foretold by the Revenge single “Unholy.” The eventual result would be 1997′s Carnival of Souls, with heavy nods to Alice In Chains and Soundgarden, but by the time of release it was an afterthought thanks to the 1995 MTV Unplugged performance that reunited the original line-up and stoked a short lived KISS revival in popular culture. The end result would be the 1998 album Psycho Circus, a reunion album in name only. It was a tumultuous ten years in which KISS would recapture their past at the cost of their future. To help us break it all down, joining our roundtable is Julian Gill, the man behind KissFAQ.com, author of a number of books on the band and host of the KissFAQ podcast, Joe Royland of Sit and Spin with Joe, and the Patreon patron who made this episode happen, Chris Martz. Make sure to sign up at Patreon to hear bonus content from this and other episodes, as well as be eligible to win our 2017 4th Quarter Giveaway of the exclusive Newbury Comics limited edition white vinyl pressing of Sleater-Kinney’s 1997 album Dig Me Out and a copy of Tom Mullen’s new book Anthology of Emo Volume One. Special thanks to Sudio Sweden (Facebook/Instagram), who hooked us up with two pairs of Tre earphones to test out. We’re reporting on them all month - if you like what you hear and want to grab a pair, use the code DIGMEOUT15 for 15% off your purchase. Songs in this Episode Intro - Psycho Circus (from Psycho Circus) 18:16 - Unholy (from Revenge) 21:37 - God Gave Rock ‘n Roll To You II (from Revenge) 27:13 - I Just Wanna (from Revenge) 51:16 - Master and Slave (from Carnival of Souls) 58:12 - Into The Void (from Psycho Circus) 1:04:10 - We Are One (from Psycho Circus) Outro - I Walk Alone (from Carnival of Souls) Subscribe at Patreon   Facebook / Twitter / Instagram   Zazzle Merch Store   http://www.digmeoutpodcast.com

We're back with another “In The 90s” episode, this time tracking the chronology of rock legends KISS through the decade. After rising to fame in the 70s, the 80s were less kind to the band, who shed the makeup, band members and eventually albums sales through a turbulent time They entered the 90s on a positive note, with 1989′s Hot In The Shade scoring a hit with the power ballad “Forever,” but faced tragedy with the death of fan favorite drummer Eric Carr. While 1992′s Revenge initially sold well, it struggled to reach Gold and hte ensuing tour sputtered as the shifting musical landscape at the beginning of the decade pointed the band in a heavier direction foretold by the Revenge single “Unholy.” The eventual result would be 1997′s Carnival of Souls, with heavy nods to Alice In Chains and Soundgarden, but by the time of release it was an afterthought thanks to the 1995 MTV Unplugged performance that reunited the original line-up and stoked a short lived KISS revival in popular culture. The end result would be the 1998 album Psycho Circus, a reunion album in name only. It was a tumultuous ten years in which KISS would recapture their past at the cost of their future. To help us break it all down, joining our roundtable is Julian Gill, the man behind KissFAQ.com, author of a number of books on the band and host of the KissFAQ podcast, Joe Royland of Sit and Spin with Joe, and the Patreon patron who made this episode happen, Chris Martz. Make sure to sign up at Patreon to hear bonus content from this and other episodes, as well as be eligible to win our 2017 4th Quarter Giveaway of the exclusive Newbury Comics limited edition white vinyl pressing of Sleater-Kinney's 1997 album Dig Me Out and a copy of Tom Mullen's new book Anthology of Emo Volume One. Special thanks to Sudio Sweden (Facebook/Instagram), who hooked us up with two pairs of Tre earphones to test out. We're reporting on them all month - if you like what you hear and want to grab a pair, use the code DIGMEOUT15 for 15% off your purchase. Songs in this Episode Intro - Psycho Circus (from Psycho Circus) 18:16 - Unholy (from Revenge) 21:37 - God Gave Rock ‘n Roll To You II (from Revenge) 27:13 - I Just Wanna (from Revenge) 51:16 - Master and Slave (from Carnival of Souls) 58:12 - Into The Void (from Psycho Circus) 1:04:10 - We Are One (from Psycho Circus) Outro - I Walk Alone (from Carnival of Souls) Subscribe at Patreon   Facebook / Twitter / Instagram   Zazzle Merch Store   http://www.digmeoutpodcast.com

On Episode 278 of Trick or Treat Radio we continue New Guest November as we welcome filmmaker James Balsamo of Acid Bath Productions to the show! James is a self-proclaimed purveyor of schlock and we will talk about his upcoming film The Litch, as well as his back catalog. Our featured film discussion is the 2017 teen thriller, Super Dark Times from first time feature director, Kevin Phillips. We also toss out our favorite schlock films, find out what we’re thankful for and have the age old debate of physical media vs. digital. So grab a VHS of your favorite schlock film, wield a katana and strap on for the world’s most dangerous talk radio show! Stuff we talk about: Master Blaster, Human Taxi, Back to School, Ares’ kid, Tomohiro Ishii, Weird Science, One Crazy Summer, Rodney Dangerfield, Caddyshack, Natural Born Killers, The Academy criteria for nominating, Bill Murray, Thanksgiving songs, what we’re thankful for, the pizza incident, Super Dark Times, Kevin Phillips, Owen Campbell, Charlie Tahan, scrambled porn, Katsuyori Shibata, Fat Guy Goes Nutzoid, Ladybugs, Fuck Net Neutrality, why the Deadites album isn’t out, 90s music, what kids do after school, realistic dialogue, phone calls mid-coitus, cutting marinara sauce, Paul Bunyan’s film review, animal violence in film, Jessica Jones, Cool as Hell, Nikolai Volkoff, Herschell Gordon Lewis, E.G. Daily, Kevin Van Hentenryck, The Ghoulies, Basket Case, Lloyd Kaufman, Tiffany Shepis, Toxic Avenger, “Hey, wha happened?”, Best in Show, Gwar, Bite School, G1 Climax, Carmine Capobianco, youthful sexcapades, schlock films, Pieces, Humanoids from the Deep, Bronx Warriors, Ravenshadow P.I., Frank Zappa, Killer Klowns from Outer Space, They Live, “Rowdy” Roddy Piper, John Carpenter, Wolfie’s Anniversary, Ares the Conqueror, MoviePass, the good old physical vs digital media debate, Amanda Palmer, VHS stores, NJPW World, Barnes and Noble, Newbury Comics, CD release day, Video Discs, Beta, You’re Next, Celebration Roast, Justice League, Christmas Tinner in a Can, Pink Flamingos, Toxic Avenger, Raw Force, and what we’re thankful for.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

In this first ever Road Reviews episode, Eric talks about a number of shops he visited while traveling to New Hampshire and New York City.  Traveling around is a passion for both James and Eric.  Almost as important is stopping at comic shops along the way. In this new series of episodes, the guys will review the locations they see, and provide their thoughts.  No ratings or comparisons, just straight up feedback!Roll Call:01:31 – Double Midnight Comics – Manchester, NH05:48 – Midgard Comics and Games – Derry, NH10:50 – Neon Bomb – Manchester, NH15:41 – Newbury Comics – Manchester, NH19:48 – Merrymac Games and Comics – Merrimack, NH28:33 – Chris’ Cards and Comics – Salem, NH37:46 – Kids Con NE42:38 – Forbidden Planet – New York, NYYou can support this show by visiting our merch store, or by leaving us an Apple Podcasts review.

Show Notes This week Rich & Jimbo Slyice bring you a special Free Comic Book Day 2017 edition of the Variant Issue. The Pull List Star Wars Day Free Comic Book Day List: (Gold Tier Books) Betty & Veronica #1 FCBD 2017 Edition Bongo Comics Free-For-All FCBD 2017 Edition Boom! Studios Summer Blast FCBD 2017 Edition James Cameron’s Avatar/Briggsland FCBD 2017 Edition DC Comics Gold Book FCBD 2017 Edition Star Trek: The Next Generation: Mirror Broken FCBD 2017 Edition I Hate Image Comics FCBD 2017 Edition FCBD Secret 2017 Edition Rick and Morty #1 FCBD 2017 Edition Doctor Who: Four Doctors Special FCBD 2017 Edition X-O Manowar FCBD 2017 Edition The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess & Ocaraina of Time FCBD 2017 Edition Free Comic Book Day List: (Silver Tier Books) Miraculous: Tales Of Lady Bug And Cat Noir FCBD 2017 Edition Underdog FCBD 2017 Edition Steam Wars: Strike Leader FCBD 2017 Edition Sonic: Genesis of a Hero FCBD 2017 Edition Looking Glass Wars: Crossfire FCBD 2017 Edition Lady Mechanika FCBD 2017 Edition Fresh Off The Boat FCBD 2017 Edition Captain Canuck: Year One FCBD 2017 Edition Buffy: The High School Years /Plants Vs. Zombies FCBD 2017 Edition DC Comics Silver Book FCBD 2017 Edition Guy Deslisle & Findakly/Trondheim Previews FCBD 2017 Edition Colorful Monsters FCBD 2017 Edition Animal Jam FCBD 2017 Edition Tex: Patagonia FCBD 2017 Edition World’s Greatest FCBD 2017 Edition The Incal FCBD 2017 Edition Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2017 Edition Kid Savage, Chapter One FCBD 2017 Edition Attack on Titan FCBD 2017 Edition Catalyst Prime: The Event FCBD 2017 Edition Marvel FCBD Classified 2017 Edition The Tick FCBD 2017 Edition Hilda’s Back! FCBD 2017 Edition Bad Machinery FCBD 2017 Edition Barbie FCBD 2017 Edition The Loud House FCBD 2017 Edition 2000 AD 40th Anniversary Special FCBD 2017 Edition Keyzer Soze/The Rift FCBD 2017 Edition Graphix Spotlight: Time Shifters FCBD 2017 Edition Monster High FCBD 2017 Edition Tokyopop | Disney Descendants FCBD 2017 Edition Street Fighters Vs. Wrestlers Special #1 FCBD 2017 Edition Spongebob Freestyle Funnies FCBD 2017 Edition Dragon Ball Super/Boruto FCBD 2017 Edition Malika: Warrior Queen Chapter One FCBD 2017 Edition The Ballad Of Franklin Bonniesteel FCBD 2017 Edition Grimm Fairy Tales FCBD 2017 Edition For more FCBD news and updates, visit freecomicbookday.comand become a fan on Facebook at www.facebook.com/freecomicbook, follow on Twitter at www.twitter.com/freecomicbook, or Instagram at www.instagram.com/freecomicbookday.   Music Dark Serenade by Skammadix Follow Skammadix on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Skammadix Need music? Email Skammadix: Skammadix@gmail.com Awesome Places, People & Stuff Mentioned In This Episode Borough Con: https://boroughcon.com/ Five Points Festival: http://fivepointsfest.com/ Amok Time: http://www.amoktime.com/ Royal Collectibles: http://royalcomicsnyc.com/ Mysterious Time Machine: https://www.facebook.com/MysteriousTimeMachine/ Forbidden Planet: https://www.fpnyc.com/ Marks Comics: http://www.stmarkscomics.com/ Best Comics: https://www.bestcomics.com/ Grasshopper Comics: http://grasshopperscomics.com/ Newbury Comics: https://www.newburycomics.com/ 4th World Comics: http://fourthworldcomics.com/ Silver Age Comics: https://www.silveragecomics.com/ October Country Comics: http://octobercountrycomics.com/ Escape Pod Comics: http://escapepodcomics.com/ Keep up with The Variant Issue & RAGE Works The Variant Issue on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thevariantissue/ The Variant Issue on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheVariantIssue Follow Jimbo Slyice on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jimbo_slyice/ Follow Rich via RAGE Works on: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rageworks/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RAGE_Works Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OfficialRAGEWorks/   Check Out Some of the Other Shows on the RAGE Works Network The Regular Season Sportscast: http://rageworks.net/podcasts/bitnb/ Black is the New Black: http://rageworks.net/podcasts/cmwio/ Call Me When It’s Over: http://rageworks.net/podcasts/trss/ Turnbuckle Tabloid: http://rageworks.net/podcasts/tbt/  

Today on The Unofficial Shopify Podcast we're talking about migrating to Shopify If you already have an ecommerce website or are using a different ecommerce platform for your business, it is important to make sure that your product information and other content make it over to Shopify. Ross Beyeler, a Shopify Plus expert, specializes in migrations, and joins us today to walk us through what a successful migration looks like. Ross is the Founder and CEO of Growth Spark, an agency that provides strategy, design and development services to e-commerce companies. Since its founding in 2008, Growth Spark has completed over 350 projects with brands including Bose, Newbury Comics, Johnny Cupcakes, BottleKeeper and many more. During that time, the firm has also received awards from Interactive Media Awards, Internet Retailer and BusinessWeek. Ross is a proud alum of Babson College where he occasionally guest lectures on topics including e-commerce, design and entrepreneurship. — Subscribe to The Unofficial Shopify Podcast on iTunes Subscribe to The Unofficial Shopify Podcast on Stitcher Subscribe to The Unofficial Shopify Podcast via RSS Join The Unofficial Shopify Podcast Facebook Group — Learn: Why do people migrate to Shopify? Which platforms are migrating to Shopify? How long does it take and what does it cost? How should you approach your migration project? What are the key components to a successful project that are often overlooked? How do you migrate data and why is it so hard? What can't you import? What are the technical aspects of a migration? What to expect with search engine ranking and optimization? Links: Growth Spark Free Guide I want to send you a sample chapter of Ecommerce Bootcamp, absolutely free. Tell me where to send your sample at ecommerce-bootcamp.com

Show Notes Wednesdays mean new comic day but bi-weekly it means a fresh serving of comic book commentary courtesy of The Variant Issue.  The boys pull no punches when it comes to comics so listener discretion is advised! The Pull List Upcoming variant issues on our radar: Black Panther #9 (12/7) Clone Conspiracy #3 (12/7) Punisher/Dr. Strange: Magic Bullets #1 (12/7) Moon Knight #9 (12/7) Nova #1 (12/7) Slapstick #1 (Liefeld & Lim Variants) (12/7) Thanos #2 (12/7) Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #2 (12/14) Deadpool: Back in Black #5 (12/14) Inhumans vs. X-Men #1 (12/14) Flash #12 (12/14) What goes into selling you comics, collectibles or action figures?   What Your Beef? No beefs this week Co-Sign Time from Santa’s Sack Jimbo Slyice A&S Sports: https://www.facebook.com/AS-Sports-LLC-113135665370599/ Lost 4 Toys : https://www.facebook.com/Lost4toys/ Grasshopper Comics: http://grasshopperscomics.com/ Grasshopper's 24th Annual Holiday Party, Toy Drive and Charity Raffle is This Saturday, December 10th! 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM: Toy Drive! Bring a New, Unwrapped Toy and meet Darth Vader, Imperial Stormtroopers, Superman and more! 6:00-8:00 PM: Food & Cookies Go Out! 8:00-9:30 PM: Charity Raffle! To Support the John Theissen Children's Foundation (org)! Rich Midtown Comics: http://www.midtowncomics.com/ Amok Time: http://www.amoktime.com/ Music Dark Serenade by Skammadix Follow Skammadix on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Skammadix Need music? Email Skammadix: Skammadix@gmail.com Awesome Places, People & Stuff Mentioned In This Episode See co-sign time for all the retailers we recommended for your holiday shopping Enter the RAGE Works/Entertainment Earth Star Wars content: http://rageworks.net/starwarscontest/ Newbury Comics: https://www.newburycomics.com/ Keep up with The Variant Issue & RAGE Works The Variant Issue on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thevariantissue/ The Variant Issue on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheVariantIssue Follow Jimbo Slyice on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jimbo_slyice/ Follow Rich via RAGE Works on: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rageworks/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RAGE_Works Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OfficialRAGEWorks/   Check Out Some of the Other Shows on the RAGE Works Network My Take Radio: http://rageworks.net/podcasts/my-take-radio/ The Regular Season Sportscast: http://rageworks.net/podcasts/bitnb/ Black is the New Black: http://rageworks.net/podcasts/cmwio/ Call Me When It’s Over: http://rageworks.net/podcasts/trss/  

Show Notes Wednesdays mean new comic day but bi-weekly it means a fresh serving of comic book commentary courtesy of The Variant Issue.  The boys pull no punches when it comes to comics so listener discretion is advised! The Pull List Upcoming variant issues on our radar: Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows (Nas: Life is Good Hip-Hop Variant, Secret Variant) Black Panther: World of Wakanda (Compton Hip-Hop Variant) Invincible Iron Man #1 (Missy Elliot Hip-Hop Variant) Spider-Man: Clone Conspiracy (2nd printing) Deadpool Back in Black (Standard cover) Venom #1 (Look for this issue in stores on 11/23/16) Character popularity, the marketing of gender characters and how creativity takes a backseat for headlines and profit What Your Beef? Mockingbird series finale and social media backlash. To learn more about this situation check out the following: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/comic-riffs/wp/2016/10/27/online-bullying-may-have-cost-the-comic-book-industry-its-next-great-female-voice/   Highly Recommended Jimbo Slyice Spider-Man: The Evil That Men Do by Kevin Smith Yancy Street Comics located in Port Richey, Florida Rich Westworld TV series on HBO. Comic Collector app. Get the app: http://www.collectorz.com/comic/ Audience Participation Name a male or female animated character that you feel is attractive? Music Applause by Skammadix Follow Skammadix on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Skammadix Need music? Email Skammadix: Skammadix@gmail.com Awesome Places, People & Stuff Mentioned In This Episode Newbury Comics Roosevelt Field: https://www.newburycomics.com/ Morgan  (Newbury Comics): http://www.instagram.com/multiple_morgasms James Rodriguez (Artist/Newbury Comics): http://www.instagram.com/jrodart71 Yancy Street Comics (Port Richey, Florida): http://www.yancystcomics.net/     Keep up with The Variant Issue & RAGE Works The Variant Issue on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thevariantissue/ The Variant Issue on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheVariantIssue Follow Jimbo Slyice on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jimbo_slyice/ Follow Rich via RAGE Works on: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rageworks/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RAGE_Works Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OfficialRAGEWorks/   Check Out Some of the Other Shows on the RAGE Works Network My Take Radio: http://rageworks.net/podcasts/my-take-radio/ The Regular Season Sportscast: http://rageworks.net/podcasts/bitnb/ Black is the New Black: http://rageworks.net/podcasts/cmwio/ Call Me When It’s Over: http://rageworks.net/podcasts/trss/  

Join Scott and his special guests, Kevin and Hamish, as they breakdown and explain every little detail and reference from the Boston-themed episode of The Simpsons entitled "The Town"! Listen as Kevin and Scott give Hamish a full education in all things Massachusetts, from the founding of the Massachusetts Bay Colony all the way to Dunkin Donuts and Cumberland Farms! Hamish is still a little bitter from the treatment his native Australia received on The Simpsons years ago in the episode "Bart Vs. Australia", but he warmly embraces this hilarious take on New England life and culture! They'll talk all about the unique Jordan's Furniture stores, the New England Patriots and their various scandals, Paul Revere, traffic, Make Way For Ducklings, candlepin bowling, Quincy Market, Newbury Comics, and so much more! They'll explain every sign, every poster, every Boston joke, and every face in the crowd. So grab an iced coffee from Dunkies, turn off your old VHS recording of The Movie Loft, and get ready for one of the most detailed, comprehensive, and wicked awesome episodes of Hitting Play EVAH!  Follow Kevin on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/OneWallCinema  Check out Kevin's work: http://www.onewallcinema.com/  Check out One Wall Cinema on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/k1posterchild  Check out Kevin's riffs at https://gumroad.com/onewallcinema  Follow Hamish on Vine: http://www.vine.co/Silent-Hamish  Follow Hamish on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/SilentHamish  Follow Hamish on Tumblr: http://www.silenthamishart.tumblr.com  Please email us at hittingplayshow@gmail.com  Hitting Play on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/HittingPlay  Scott's Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/MCandFriends  Scott's Vine: http://www.vine.co/MCandFriends 

I went to two places of my youth, Newbury Comics in Boston and the souvenir store outside of Fenway Park, and thought about not growing up.

In this episode recorded before their recent tour stop in Boston, Ken welcomes Ben Weasel and Joe Queer to the show. First up Ken speaks with Ben Weasel of Screeching Weasel and Weasel Radio about the nature of green rooms, the two hour power block of Fantasy Island and Love Boat, sleepovers, 70s lack of child supervision, the Doberman phenomenon, having never seen Suburbia, Class of 1984, Teenage Head, Alice Cooper's "punk period", Van Patton's as the future, Michael J. Fox, dating on Eight is Enough, confusion around the Partridge Family, Family, Kristy McNichol, getting really into 7th Heaven, how sincerity goes a long way, the NEW Fantasy Island, the 70s vs. the 90s, the strange relationship with Tattoo, hookers on TV, knowing what a "swinger" is while not knowing exactly what a swinger is, being careful what you wish for, Genie wish loopholes, Little House on the Prairie, M*A*S*H, WKRP, Rock N Roll on TV, being a rock fan as social stand, Steve Dahl Chicago disc jockey, Disco Sucks, Freaks & Geeks, Newsradio, work place sitcoms, putting your own spin on classic formats, Tim Reid, The Jeffersons, Good Times in Cabrini-Green, the dream of the 70s death in the 80s, building a city on Rock N Roll, the punk rock reaction, the value of mainstream media attention to the underground, The Big Bang Theory,  3-Camera Sitcom format, the horror of specific choices in the 21st Century, TV Actors vs Film Actors, Salem's Lot, Made-for-TV Movies, James at 15 becoming James at 16, The Midnight Special, Don Kirshner's Rock Concert, Welcome to My Nightmare, LP marketing, the dirty secret of radio station interview LPs, New Wave on TV, 21st Century rebellion, Vietnam in popular culture, Maude's abortion episode, The Baby Boomers being wrong about everything, Go Set a Watchman, the education system, growing up in a world of consequences, Social Conscious of the 70s, Free to be You and Me, the predictive nature of science fiction, moralizing vs. morality, Black Flag's "Damaged", SLC Punk, The Wonder Years, Fawlty Towers, The Dick Van Dyke Show, loving General Hospital, loving the Soap Opera format, and realizing that format is not quality.  Ken then speak with Joe Queer (aka Joe "Citizen" King) of the Queers. Ken and Joe discuss Chico and the Man, the lonesome death of Freddy Prinz, Welcome Back Kotter, growing up in New Hampshire, Boston stations vs. NH Stations, UHF education, TV38, WLVI TV56, Late Nite Creature Features, Don Kirshner's Rock Concert, Elvira, WBCN, seeing The Police at the Rat, why Sting won't smoke pot with you, Newbury Comics, The Ramones, Arena Rock, Jethro Tull's baby carriage one foot hopping, V66, Surf Culture, 60s music, Frampton coming alive in Boston, being a big reader vs a TV watcher, loving fine English literature, O. Henry, Felix the Cat, Rock N' Roll High School, The Meatmen, Black Flag, being physically large enough to actually be in a punk band, Rollins, Fear on SNL, Joan Jett, seeing Madness at a clothing store, Rodney on the ROQ, Just Want to Live Like Yogi Bear, Sid Griffin, favorite TV Theme songs, Beverly Hillbillies, Flintstones, Betwitched, Brady Bunch, and the shared experience of seeing certain movies and TV shows being a vehicle for friendships.

We’ve got a very special guest this week! Melanie Voltz of Melotov Records joins us to discuss her label, Record Store Day, new records and much more! Got a question or comment? Use the hashtag “#askdeathtalk” on Twitter/Instagram, email us deathtalk@deathwishinc.com or call the Death Talk Hotline: 754-703-8255. PRE-ORDERS AVAILABLE NOW: http://store.deathwishinc.com MELOTOV RECORDS http://melotovrecords.net/ VACATION VINYL http://vacationvinyl.com/ BACKSIDE RECORDS http://backsideonline.com/ THATS ENTERTAINMENT http://www.thatse.com/ NEWBURY COMICS https://www.newburycomics.com/ FUCKED UP “Reel Live” http://www.discogs.com/Fucked-Up-Reel-Live/release/3114643 SUPERHEAVEN “Ours Is Chrome” 12LP DW Store: http://store.deathwishinc.com/product/SIDEONE1571v.html iTunes: http://geni.us/bD0 Amazon: http://geni.us/1BnN SANNHET “Revisionist” 12LP DW Store: http://store.deathwishinc.com/product/FLENSER053v.html iTunes: http://geni.us/2iJU Amazon: http://geni.us/2igp SLEEP “Vol. 1” 12LP DW Store: http://store.deathwishinc.com/product/TUP034v.html Amazon: http://geni.us/1YZ3 V-SECT “Demo” Cassette Tape DW Store: http://store.deathwishinc.com/product/VSECT001cs.html Youth Attack DW Store: http://store.deathwishinc.com/category/YAR.html BOOGIE NIGHTS iTunes: http://geni.us/1FZo Amazon: http://geni.us/18Gl DEATHWISH ARTISTS ON TOUR NOW: http://www.deathwishinc.com/tours ICE CREAM (CREAMED) Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_cream CANDLEPIN BOWLING Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candlepin_bowling CEREMONY “The Separation” + “The Understanding” Youtube: https://youtu.be/3ou_ohqC-4c iTunes: http://geni.us/1B7h Amazon: http://geni.us/1U9C HANNIBAL TV SERIES iTunes: http://geni.us/3uDf Amazon: http://geni.us/31yi

We got together for a quick discussion about Marvel's return the Star Wars comics! The issue has been out for a week and has made quite an impact on both fans and sales numbers. This is probably due to its 75 DIFFERENT COVERS.The new story takes place between A New Hope and The Empire Strikes Back and features the original trilogy characters and original trilogy tone. (Possibly a little too much at times). But there's some real good stuff in this new issue including a potential link to Episode 7.Download Special Episode: Marvel Star Wars #1Look at the little guy in the corner in the jail scene. Then watch the Force For Change video for a possible Episode 7 link.Covers: Many more http://www.slashfilm.com/marvel-star-wars-1-variants/

With humble beginnings in Boston's very own Newbury Street, Newbury Comics was founded in 1978 by two determined MIT students. Not very long after starting, Newbury Comics found its way to the forefront of Comics and music retail in New England with over 29 locations.

Brendan Toller, graduate of Hampshire College, has created his 1st feature, the eclectic documentary I Need That Record! The Death (Or Possible Survival) Of The Independent Record Store, a documentary feature examining why over 3000 independent record stores have closed across the U.S. in the past decade. I Need That Record! features interviews with folks including:  Ian Mackaye of Dischord Records, activist/author Noam Chomsky, Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth, Mike Watt, guitar composer Glenn Branca, Pat Carney of The Black Keys, Mike Dreese of Newbury Comics, and independent record store owners across the US.

This week, Moe's is a rare disappointment, another successful grilling expedition, excitement at the new supermarket, Steve's brush with death in the crosswalk, toxic toys for kids, a vintage gamer's treasure trove, Steve's 5-year reunion post-game breakdown (with friends Dan and Scott J), the Wicked Good Household vs. the Boston Globe, the Random Tivo Moment is the Last Comic Standing, and we have a wicked good time at Newbury Comics. Music: "Underdog" by Anne Heaton, courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network Intro Music: "Pocketbook" by Derek K Miller Outro Music: "Remember Hope" by Farewell Redemption Podcasts Mentioned: Bucket 5 Questions Psycheology Shelly's Podcast Israelisms Zee and Zed Redboy New England Podcasting