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IMPERFECTIONISM. In this episode of the Came to Believe Recovery Podcast, the hosts delve into the theme of imperfectionism, contrasting it with the often-harmful pursuit of perfectionism. They explore how societal expectations, and personal experiences shape our views on perfection, using characters from Winnie the Pooh to illustrate different aspects of imperfection. The conversation highlights the mental health implications of perfectionism, the importance of self-acceptance, and how these concepts relate to recovery and personal growth. Closing Song: I'm No Superman by Lazlo Bane. #higherpower #aa #na #alcoholicsanonymous #recovery #recovered #alcoholic #twelvesteps #wedorecover #narcoticsanonymous #addiction #bigbook 

In this episode we discuss the new behind-the-scenes photos from the "Superman" Movie, an update on the legal battle over the international rights to Superman, how there's no Superman content on TV at the moment, the new Silver Age Superman action figure from McFarlane Toys, your favorite episode of the 1988 Ruby Spears "Superman" animated series, and much more.

In this week's episode, Patrick and Tommie honor the Long Island student who developed a prosthetic leg for a dog, wonder if the Pope plays a musical instrument, celebrate music legends Fats Domino and Johnny Cash, mourn the loss of singers Jerry Butler and Roberta Flack, take a look at the longest-running murder-mystery on Broadway and the then-controversial film adaptation, get a thrill discussing the Michael Jackson album Thriller, chew on some pistachios, get an update on the Texas measles outbreak, review the good and bad news from the Supreme Court, Tommie declares drag queens are the ambassadors for life on earth, they enjoy a moment of schadenfreude and an omelet over lagging ticket sales at the Kennedy Center and Republican town hall meetings, review old and new films, mock the Trump voters with voter regret, and name rarely-used names they'd like to see make a comeback.

In this episode the FilmBros discuss Superman estate suing DC, Anthony Mackie faces Backlash over Captain America news, No new Superman trailer at Superbowl, and Den of thieves 3 in the works & More Following on Tiktok, IG, and Twitter @FilmBrosPodcast Subscribe to our Youtube @FilmBrosPodcastLeave a message on our socials! Twitter, TIktok, IG @FIlmBrosPodcastSupport the show

Noel catches up with Chad Fischer, the frontman of Lazlo Bane. In 2002, they released All the Time in The World, which included "I'm No Superman." The song became the theme song for the TV series Scrubs and led to a video directed by Scrubs star Zack Braff. Their debut album, 11 Transistor, included a cover of Men at Work's “Overkill” and featured Colin Hay as a guest vocal. Chad has had a very successful career in movies and television, having scored Zack Braff's movie, Garden State and provided the scores for the TV shows, Private Practice and Scandal.

We did a quick record this week, we talked about SCRUBS. The recording is off. we had some recording issues, but checkout our new theme song. Maybe more to come.

Deadpool and Wolverine makes 1 Billion dollars! Kristian wins a steak dinner from Rocha. What is the next big hit in 2024? D23 was a big announcement newsmaker. Daredevil steals the show. No Superman reshoots says James Gunn. this and more on the live episode of Kristian Harloff and John Rocha Big Thing LIVE! #mcu #marvel #deadpoolandwolverine #snowwhite OUR SPONSORS: HIMS: ● Start your free online visit today at http://www.Hims.com/BIGTHING Plarium: RAID Shadow Legends https://bit.ly/RAID_TheKristianHarloff TUSHY: Stay shower-fresh all summer long and join the 2 million butts who already switched to TUSHY! For a limited time, our listeners get 10% off their first bidet order when you use code BIGTHING at checkout. https://hellotushy.com/BIGTHING LIQUID IV: Indulge in hydration this summer with Liquid I.V. Get 20% off your first order of Liquid I.V. when you go to http://www.LIQUIDIV.com and use code BIGTHING at checkout. 

Friedrich Nietzsche spent the final years of his life incapacitated by illness while his sister bent his works to her use as a social-climbing fascist.Starring Laura Ramoso as Elisabeth Förster-Nietzsche and Flula Borg as Friedrich Nietzsche.Also featuring Matt Gourley, Jessica Chaffin, and Anja Albertson. Source List:Nietzsche's Sister and the Will to Power by Carol Diethe, First Illinois Paperback, ©2007, ©2003 by the Board of Trustees of the University of IllinoisI Am Dynamite!, by Sue Prideaux, ©2018, Tim Duggan Books, an imprint of The Crown Publishing Group, a division of Penguin Random House LLC, New YorkIn Emergency, Break Glass: What Nietzsche Can Teach Us About Joyful Living in a Tech-Saturated World, ©2022 by Nate Anderson, WW Norton & CoThe Making of Frederich Nietzsche: The Quest For Identity 1844-1869By Daniel Blue , ©2016, University Printing House, Cambridge CB2, 8BS United KingdomThe Anti-Christ, Ecce Homo, Twilight of the Idols And Other Writingsby Frederich Nietzsche, Edited by Aaron Ridley and Judith NormanCambridge University Press, ©2005Haaretz, Was Nietzsche Hitler's Spiritual Godfather?Big Think, How the Nazis Hijacked Nietzsche, and How it Can Happen to AnybodyThe Guardian, Far Right, Misogynist, Humorless? Why Nietzsche is MisunderstoodThe Nietzsche Channel, Nietzsche's Writings as a StudentStanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Friedrich NietzscheThe New York Times, Rocken Journal, No Superman, Perhaps, but the Titan of his Townhttps://www.philosophizethis.org/Cambridge University Press, Friedrich NietzschePhilosophize This!London Review of Books, It Wasn't Him, It Was HerBritannica, Return from Exile of Richard Wagner

Trump is no Supermanhttps://www.audacy.com/989wordThe Tara Show Follow us on Social MediaJoin our Live StreamWeekdays - 6am to 10am Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/989wordRumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-2031096X: https://twitter.com/989wordInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/989word/ "Red Meat, Greenville." 12/20/23

This week the pals share their support for the WGA strike, Henry reveals some exciting news about Bitsie Tulloch and they cover this very good episode from top to bottom!Greetings Super friends! Welcome to Superman & Lois & Pals. I'm Henry Bernstein and alongside me is my favorite super pal, Professor Sam Brody. Fan Expo Chicago August 2023:Henry's going to meet BITSIE!!!!!Writer's Strike:Has production finished on S&L? I assume writing has finished?From TV Line: “By and large, ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox and The CW won't exhibit any immediate impact from the strike as the regular TV season winds down and already-scripted finales are filmed — albeit without any last-minute tweaks. Among the shows/seasons yet to premiere and those with summertime finale dates, Nancy Drew completed filming its upcoming farewell season in December, Riverdale‘s final-season scripts are all completed, Superman & Lois is wrapped on Season 3, NBC's The Blacklist wrapped its series finale on May 1, and NBC's L.A. Fire & Rescue docuseries from Dick Wolf remains on track for its July 7 debut.”Let's talk about Superman & Lois Season 3, Episode 7S03E7 - Forever and AlwaysDirected by:Alvaro RonWritten By:Adam MallingerIMDB & Apple TV: Lois and Clark dig deeper on Bruno Mannheim, starting with his connections to Hob's Bay Medical Center; Jonathan and Jordan panic at home over Lois' dire diagnosis; Matteo comes to Smallville to meet John Henry. HENRY's NOTES:Superman stuffWait wait wait. Clark has the potential to share Kryptonian tech but doesn't? Is this like a Wakanda Vibranium thing? No Superman in this episodeManheim InvestigationOhhhhh, so Mannheim is Peia's husband. Love that.So Mannheim and his wife have got a little Romeo and Juliet thing with her being a part of another family. “Little Aces,” is that supposed to be Ace of Clubs? Classic Lois, blowing the one friendship she made in service of the story. She ain't in it to make friends“I'm questioning her like she's a part of some conspiracy.” SHE IS. Lois is still the best.I love the idea that Clark will get to Mannheim by going through a human interest angle. The kind of stuff he writes - features. Clark: “How far would you go to cure this disease?” Bruno: “You tell me Mr. Kent, how far would you go to save her?”“Isn't risking a few lives for a breakthrough that could save millions worth it?” Classic villainy. Clark reels him like A Few Good Men. Mannheim gave it right away with his anger, and Clark knew that it was personal.It actually makes Lois and Clark's investigation better by knowing Peia is Mannheim's wife“Now you know the truth. Do what you want with it.” -MannheimWe need to see Mannheim do something completely dastardly.OH SHIT PEIA HAD POWERS ALL ALONG! SHE FUCKING MURDERED EVERYONEI CALLED THAT MATTEO WAS A MANNHEIM!Cancer stuffOh god. Here comes the Lois-is-sick stuff to kick off the episode. I hate this. Although it's nice seeing Clark not wearing his glasses inside the house for a change. “Clark's the best” - LoisBoys busted at the fortress. Poor kids. Jonathan's turn to act like a little prick. Clark with the, “do YOU UNDERSTAND ME! DO YOU?!”Lois proving your point about the new Jonathan looking more like JordanLois is admitting she has no friends is spot on for her character. Have you ever seen Lois with a true friend in her 85 years of existence?“Clark's not great on the grill, but he makes a decent burger” - Why is Clark not being good on a grill, a thing? Haha, they can't say “Fuck Cancer” on network tv.Great call from Jonathan that Hope doesn't cure heart attack, stroke and cancer. That was a good sceneTwins, Sarah, Nat, John HenryJohn Henry - “I'm a cool dad”What's John Henry being weird about?I guess I can relate a little bit like when I see one of my kids playing with a really wild kid at school, I'm suspicious. Nice seeing there's a line for the local movie theater“You are perfect” kiss. Cute. Lana/Sarah/Kyle/ChrissyDaaaaaamn Sarah that was COLD - “We know you already have.”“She's like 10 years younger than dad, it's gross.” Is it?Poor Chrissy, Sarah should feel bad. Haha love that Chrissy brings her own candy. AND WEED GUMMIES. Haha she goes to Coachella every summer. I gotta say I kinda love this whole drama with Sarah/Chrissy/Lana/Kyle/John Henry/Nat/MateoWhere was Kyle in this episode? Got too many lines in the last episode?“Everyone's moved on”??? Lana, you're the one who left Kyle. Not saying you didn't have a good reason, but you pushed everyone away. And slapped your daughter. Yep, still not over that.That is some classic small town behavior, lighting fireworks. Not seen since going down to the quarry for a beer bash. 

Chad Fischer's early work was being a drummer for the band School of Fish ("Three Strange Days"), founded by his college friend Josh Clayton-Felt. Fischer replaced the original their original drummer in 1991; however, he did not play on the band's second album due to a fallout with a producer and was replaced by Josh Freese. Mr. Freese pops up repeatedly in this episode. Nevertheless, Fischer still stayed with the band to perform live. The only official commercial School of Fish release that included his drumming was the single "Take Me Anywhere," which you can hear in this episode.  After School of Fish disbanded in 1994, Chad Fischer built his own recording studio and started writing new material. He signed to Almo Sounds label and formed the band Lazlo Bane, whose debut album, 11 Transistor, was released in January 1997. During the early years, Chad Fischer met Colin Hay, with whom he became a close friend. Fisher played drums on Hay's 1994 album Topanga, while Hay contributed guitar and vocals to Lazlo Bane's cover of "Overkill" from their debut album.  Since then, Chad Fischer took part in the recording of Hay's subsequent studio albums up to Next Year People in 2015. Chad wore many hats, from session musician and songwriter to mixing engineer and co-producer. Chad Fischer's early work on TV scores includes shows My Guide to Becoming a Rock Star and The Class. In 2007 Chad Fischer and Lazlo Bane guitarist Tim Bright started scoring the American medical drama series Private Practice. During its run Fischer and Bright won BMI TV Music Award four times: in 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2012. The show concluded after six seasons in 2013. After Private Practice, Chad Fischer started providing music for another ABC show, Scandal. For his work, he won the BMI TV Music Award six times from 2013 to 2018. Oh, yea, and Chad wrote "I'm No Superman" - the theme song to the show Scrubs.  The highly acclaimed Garden State soundtrack, released in 2004, subsequently winning a Grammy Award in 2005 and receiving platinum certification, featured two songs produced by Chad Fischer: "Blue Eyes" performed by Cary Brothers and "Winding Road" performed by actress Bonnie Somerville. Other musicians and bands Fischer produced include Everlast, Lisa Loeb, Colin Hay, and The Good Luck Joes. Are you still reading this?  You should really be listening. LINKS Chad Fischer Lazlo Bane (new song out now) Colin Hay Josh Freese on IG Mike Ward on IG  The Wallflowers Pat Mastelato Ben Harper Crowded House Paul Westerberg Dennis Herring Matt Wallace Butch Vig on IG Scrubs TV Show Zach Braff

Today I invite Minnesota artist Mack OC on DaDojo podcast to discuss his journey as an artist, black man, and navigating the rules of the world while creating his own rules at the same time. Topics New Years resolution Atlanta vs Minnesota Ascetic wise/ lessons the separate areas taught him The way your Blackness was shaped Working as a Host in Clubs Write Back in Retrospect --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/senseink/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/senseink/support

We review Black Adam and the fallout from its failure. No Superman with Cavill, the cancelling of Wonder Woman 3, and the overall rebooting of the DCEU. We talk the problems with Black Adam and its larger continued failure with the DC movies in general and give our thoughts on now to reboot in a fresh way

Today on 5 Live: New California laws. Senate passes TikTok ban. Holiday shipping guidelines. Newport Boat Parade. Queen Mary reopens. New Palm Springs arena. Tahoe base to base gondolas. Trump NFTs. L.A. top trending Google searches. Henry Cavill won't return as Superman. Doritos After Dark. Giant Fruit Loop cereal. And more!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In un episodio così SUPER, non si può non parlare di supereroi, e Sara lo fa con The Umbrella Academy e The Boys. Una di Netflix, una di Amazon Prime Video, ma sempre della terza stagione si tratta.Buon ascolto!

Bonus Conversation from our talk about Superman, trying to figure out why there are no memorable Superman Video Games. Join the conversation: Email: RaisedAGeek@gmail.com Twitter @raisedageek Leave us a voicemail @https://anchor.fm/raisedageek

Este MEGA podcast, contiene un poco de todo, desde el video viral de Doriann y Niko hasta nuestro mas reciente viaje a St. Thomas.

Welcome to the Five Song Mixtape! This week we discuss the mixtape titled “RJ's No Superman” by RJ. You can find the playlist by following our account on Spotify @FiveSongMixtape or you can find us on Instagram @FiveSongMixtape. We would love to hear your thoughts on the playlist and please give us a rating via iTunes to help spread the word!“RJ's No Superman” by RJ1. “Superman” by Lazlo Bane2. “Heartbeats” by Jose Gonzalez3. “Collie Man” by Slightly Stoopid4. “Question” by Old 97's5. “Someone” Tammany Hall NYC See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Multi-talented writer, producer and scorer Chad Fischer chats with us this week about his Lazlo Bane track "I'm No Superman," the story behind its inclusion in the TV show "Scrubs," his friendships with Zach Braff, Lisa Loeb, Colin Hay and more. Oh and rocket ships. Also: - Jimmy the cab driver - The song's serendipitous path from a backyard barbecue to Scrubs - The incredible connection/love triangle scenario connecting Chad Fischer, Colin Hay and a female cast member of "The Office" - Chad's homemade spacecraft Join us on PATREON for early access, extended interviews, weekly reaction mini-sodes, full bonus shows, and more ways to be part of the show! patreon.com/greatsongpod Visit greatsongpodcast.com for archives, merch, and more! Connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @greatsongpod, and join the Facebook group at Facebook.com/groups/greatsongpod. The Great Song Podcast is a Tiger Leap Production. Check out the other fine Tiger Leap podcasts like Curio with Dan Buck, Project SSA, and The Punnery. Producers: Andrea Konarzewski, Ari Marucci, Brad Callahan, Michael Conley, Peter Mark Campbell, David Steinberg, Randy Hodge, Chaz Bacus, Juan Lopez, Jason Arrowood, Howard Passey, Matt Demec and Kevin Foley --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/greatsongpod/message

No Superman comics were released on January 31, 1985, so I'm taking the week to catch up on your feedback! Episode artwork by FlyingMouse365.

No Superman comics were released on January 31, 1985, so I’m taking the week to catch up on your feedback! Episode artwork by FlyingMouse365.

Y'all know my saying...when life hands you lemons, throw those B!%ches back!!! This week technical difficulties prohibited me from bringing you one of the greatest podcast episodes of all time. (By the way, I will reset with Goody Howard down the line) So instead you get the wise, confident, funny, and provocative words of good ol' Jarratt DAMN this week. As always I'm inspired by people in my life and some of the sage advice I give...I need to absorb myself. So this week I'm telling you all why I'm no Superman and more importantly why it's okay. Plus I may or may not have sneaked new merch out... All of this and so much more...It's About DAMN Time! Follow me on Facebook, Twitter, IG, & more https://direct.me/itsaboutdamntimepod (@ItsAboutDamnTimePod) Need answers? Email questions for Damn University at https://my.captivate.fm/ItsAboutDAMNTimePod@gmail.com (ItsAboutDAMNTimePod@gmail.com ) Damn University Merch now available click link => https://my-store-baeb94.creator-spring.com/ (Here) For more blogs, pods, and digital content go to https://my.captivate.fm/www.DaWholeDamnShow.com (DaWholeDamnShow.com )

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This week Jordan is kicked out of the driver's seat as Chic leads us into the world of Scrubs! Heads up, we do talk about some more adult focused jokes in this episode. Guest Stars: Chic and Will

Ventunesima puntata di una rubrica dedicata a film o serie TV amate e venerati/e da tutti ma che, personalmente, non mi hanno mai detto alcunché. E' un uccello? E' un aereo? E io che c**** ne so! Fatto sta che, personalmente, il film del 1978 di Richard Donner "Superman" non mi ha mai detto alcunché. E cercherò di spiegarvi (e spiegarmi) il perché.

Doug & Alek are joined by Watershed Voice Columnist and Office Manager Steph Hightree to discuss parenting during a pandemic, how paramount in-school counseling has been for her daughter Cadence, the trials and triumphs of her son Nathan, the joys of camping and her dogged pursuit of a Playstation 5 for her husband in the first of two back-to-back episodes with Ms. #MomLife herself.You can follow Steph on Instagram @MomLife2 and read her weekly column on WatershedVoice.com. Keep Your Voice Down’s theme is “Howling at the Moon” by D Fine Us, and this week’s outro music is Other Side by Mac A DeMia.Keep Your Voice Down is a podcast featuring fellow Central Michigan University journalism grads and best friends Alek Haak-Frost and Doug Sears, Jr.

We follow up Superman talk with... more Superman talk! All the Snyder Cut and Henry Cavill discussion has got us going on big blue. Play along with us!1.) Favorite Superman Comic2.) Favorite film/TV Superman project 3.) Favorite Superman moment (Any media)

Start your day geek with LRMornings. LRM‘s daily morning show with Kyle and Jammer (or Christine) (or Brian). Join them as they discuss all things geek with a little news just for fun. In today's episode, Kyle and Jammer discuss some Final Fantasy to kill time before a breaking story about Justice League: Director's Cut. Question of the day: What, if anything, are they shooting for Justice League: Director's Cut? Please like, share, and subscribe!

We're back for part 2 of our discussion on Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice. We pick up right where we left off, with Superman surrounded by flames. There's definately a lot to talk about in this movie, which is why I split it into two parts. Let's dig deep into this fascinating movie. ----more---- Transcript   Lex is conspicuously absent from his seat in the hearing. Finch finds a little message he left behind for her, referencing an earlier conversation. And then the wheelchair explodes, taking out the senate building.  And Superman is distraught as he stands there, surrounded but unharmed by the flames that kill the vulnerable humans around him. At that same moment, Bruce sees the final message from Wallace. “You let your family Die.” This of course, is referencing his employees. It seems this guy not only blames superman, but he blames Bruce as well, for not protecting his workers from an alien invasion. That’s pretty unreasonable. But these words really set Bruce off. His family DID die. He watched his parents be gunned down. At this point in the story, we’re faced with a question. Did Lex hide the bomb in the wheelchair without the knowledge of Wallace, who sat in it, or was Wallace a willing martyr?   This now, is the moment when the movie starts to get dark. Until now, it really hasn’t been. Superman is Helping bring survivors out of the building. It’s not much, but it’s all he can do. This explosion wasn’t his fault, but he can’t help but blame himself. He knows that someone is using him, everything he stands for, to hurt people. And that brakes him.   Now here’s the one moment that does make me a little uncomfortable in the movie. Superman leaves. Are there still survivors in the building? The movie doesn’t really say at this point. If there are, and he’s abandoning them because he can’t handle the pain of this moment, then he’s being very un-Superman. But I have to believe that he’s already got all the survivors out that he can. Although a news report in a later shot seems to suggest there may still be survivors. If there’s one thing in this movie that I’d change, it would be this. I’d say that may have gone a step too far in actually having Superman abandon the suffering like this. But it shows the turmoil he’s in. I would suggest that right now he’s feeling like his help is not wanted. That it may even be inappropriate for him to be there. Haven’t you ever felt that? When someone is upset because of something you’ve done. You want to walk away because you feel like you’re the last person they’d want to comfort them. And yet, you’re wrong. They don’t want you to walk away. I know I’ve been in that situation. So I think I understand what they were trying to portray here.   Having the final push he needed, Bruce steals the Kryptonite from Lex. He’s gonna do it. He’s gonna kill Superman. In true Batman tradition, he begins to plan. He readies the Kryptonite, and he strengthens his body. He’ll never be as strong as Superman, of course, but he needs every edge he can get.   Superman is doubting himself. He’s doubting everything. He’s been living the life he believed his father wanted him to live. Saving people for a ghost. How arrogant to have thought he was here to do good, like some biblical prophet. A man with a destiny. How could he have thought so highly of himself. He says Superman was never real. He didn’t see the bomb because he wasn’t looking for it. Superman has come face to face with his fallibility. But worse than that, he’s come face to face with the consequences of his fallibility. He has such power, that when he makes a mistake, the consequences are huge. He can’t do that anymore. He can’t be that.   People criticise this movie, saying that Superman spends the whole film brooding, but that’s supposed to be Batman’s thing.  But, this is the first or maybe two scenes in the film that Superman has actually brooded, if you really want to call it that.  Personally, I’d call it taking a good long look at himself, which is exactly what the dictates of story-structure demand, by the way. No, up until now, Superman has been the idealistic reporter. The complete opposite of Batman. Given all he’s going through, you can forgive the guy for losing his faith and his hope.   But Lois reminds him that the symbol he wears on his chest means hope. That hope is real for a lot of people. Clark acknowledges that it stood for hope on Krypton, but he’s not convinced it does here. Not anymore. But we’ll come back to this.   Now Lex puts the next step of his plan into motion. This isn’t exactly a backup plan B. It’s just another part of the complex web he’s weaving. He puts Zod’s body into the Genesis chamber, he learns that Zod was from the city of Kandor. Lex blends his own DNA with Zod’s to create a monstrosity once known, and outlawed, on Krypton.   Now we get a little tease for the future of the DC extended Universe. Bruce looks at the meta-human research from the hard drive he stole from Lex. There he learns of Wonder Woman, who apparently hasn’t aged since 1918. I love how we see this photo which depicts a scene from the Wonder Woman movie, which hasn’t even come out yet. It was really cool.   Lois finds proof that Wallace didn’t know he was going to die. He’d bought groceries. The wheelchair was made from the same metal as the bullet. And it was lined with lead so Superman couldn’t see the bomb. It’s all becoming even more apparent that Lex is manipulating the entire situation from the background. The world had accepted Superman, but Lex couldn’t handle that, so he’s been pushing his pieces around the board to heighten the natural fear people had of Superman’s power. Fears they had mostly put to rest. But he’s been waking them up again.   So we get a nice little scene where Clark sees his dead father. He’s come to the top of a mountain, is it Everest? He needs advice, but he’s got nobody to go to. Both his father figures are dead. So his subconscious, his imagination, re-creates his dad, Jonathan Kent, the man who raised him, the man who made him what he is. Desperately hoping for some words of wisdom.   Jonathan tells a story, Probably one he told Clark in the past, that he’s now remembering, of a time he worked hard to save his dad’s farm, only to realise his actions had doomed the neighbour’s farm. It was an unexpected consequence from his actions which had been nothing but good-intentioned. It’s a story Clark can relate to. Jonathan also explains how Martha helped him see there is good in this world.   See, there’s a lot of positivity weaved into this movie. I don’t deny that it’s dark, although it’s nowhere near as dark as some people like to make out. But personally, I find, as others have said before, that the light shines brightest in the dark. A story needs both. If you don’t see the darkness in a story, then you don’t get to see the triumph of light. Some have referred to this movie as Grimdark. I strongly disagree. I think a much better descriptor of the genre of this film is, as I first heard E Stephen Burnett of Speculative Faith say, is Nobledark.  Because ultimately, this movie shows the triumph of nobility over darkness.   Alfred tries to talk Bruce out of his suicidal plan. You can’t win, not against Superman. Bruce notes that he’s older now, that his father ever was. That must be an unsettling realisation. Bruce has spent 20 years stopping criminals. But as he says, they’re like weeds. You pull one out and another takes its place. Bruce is looking for something more. He’s searching for purpose. He wants to make a lasting difference in this world.  I guess you could say he’s having something of a mid-life crisis, but as Batman, he does everything bigger and more intense. As he sees it, ridding the world of Superman may be the one thing he ever does that matters. In his own way, he’s wanting to save the world.   Lex pushes Lois off a building to get Superman’s attention. It’s time to put the final stage of his plan into motion.   And this is where we begin to understand what this is all about. Why Lex is doing this. As a child, Lex was abused by his father. Nobody intervened. No Superman. Not God. Lex has come to the conclusion that if God is all powerful then he can’t be all good, and if he’s all good, he can’t be all powerful. You see, this is the age-old question of suffering and evil. A question that philosophers and theologians have been debating for centuries. Millennia. In fact, when Superman appears, Lex says outright, this is about the problem of evil in the world. Lex likens Superman to God, the God he feels failed to help him as a child. Lex can’t abide the idea of a heroic Superman because of his perceptions of God. Superman cannot be good, given his power. And he wants the world to see that. He wants to expose Superman as the fraud he believes him to be. This whole thing is because of Lex’s theological beliefs. Of course, Superman is not God. He is neither all powerful, nor all good. Superman has unimaginable powers, when compared to a human, but those powers have limits. Superman cannot shape the entire world to his will.  He couldn’t save the people in that senate building. And he’s not all good, either. He may not be human, but he’s still a man. A man with all the frailties, and flaws that come with the package. Lex confirms that the red notes were not from Wallace. They were from him. Lex has spent two years setting this up, pushing Bruce bit by bit until he goes over the edge. Lex never intended to use that Kryptonite himself. He’s not gonna get his hands dirty like that. And frankly, he doesn’t have what it takes to defeat Superman in battle. Lex isn’t a fighter. He’s a manipulator. He wanted Bruce to use the Kryptonite. He wants Bruce to try to kill Superman. But ultimately, he wants Superman to kill Bruce. He wants Superman to be exposed as a killer. Either way, Lex wins. Either Superman is shown to be good, or powerful, but not both.   And now he reveals that he’s kidnapped Clark’s mother. If Clark doesn’t kill Batman, Martha will die. Clarke and Bruce have very opposing philosophies, but it’s taken all this manipulation to make Superman and Batman fight. I think this movie makes it all very believable.   So just when Clark thought he had worked through his issues, He says those words which critics of this film love to quote. “Nobody stays good in this world.” And that’s how he is honestly feeling at the moment. It doesn’t mean he is right. But he says outright to Lois, his primary intention here is to convince Batman to help him. He’s not going there to kill. He wants to find another way out of this. He’s been in this situation before. In the last movie, he was forced to kill Zod And that broke him.. He’s in a similar situation here now. He doesn’t want to have to kill again. He’s determined to find another way. Once again he’s in the position of having to choose between taking a life, or letting the innocent die. This time it’s not all the people of the world, it’s his mother, who he loves. You see, in his desperation, his words say that nobody stays good, and yet, his actions tell a different story. His actions show that he is still looking for another way. And yet, he can’t let his mother die.   Meanwhile, Dianna finds an email from Bruce. He cracked the data, which she hasn’t been able to do. She sees the photo, that meant so much to her. She hasn’t seen that photo in almost a century. But he’s got more for her. We see information about other metahumans. The Flash, Aquaman, and Cyborg. This was all setup for Justice League, and it was a fun tease.   In true Superman form, he starts by talking. “Bruce, I was wrong. Lex is--” But Bruce isn’t interested in talk. He never gives Superman the chance to explain. Clarke gives an effective demonstration of his power before saying “If I wanted it, you’d be dead already.” See, it’s hard to even call this a real battle. Because Superman doesn’t really fight Batman. He’s certainly not trying to kill him. But this is when Bruce employs the Kryptonite in gaseous form. Superman feels fear for the first time when he realises his strength is gone. Bruce makes a good point when he says Superman isn’t brave. He isn’t. He’s never had to be. Men like Bruce are brave, because they can be hurt.  The fight between them is a very small piece of the movie. If this film had a failing, I’m convinced that failing was bad marketing. Possibly even the wrong title. I think a lot of people came into this movie with the wrong expectations. I think a lot of them were expecting a popcorn superhero battle. You know, the age old question, who would win in a fight. It’s a very geeky question, but ultimately pointless. So they came in for popcorn, but were served a nice steak dinner. And then they complained that the steak dinner wasn’t very good popcorn. I remember going into the cinema to see this movie. There were posters saying “Who will win.” They even had stickers, with Batman and Superman logos you could put on the poster, to predict who you thought would win. That’s not the point. That’s not what this movie is about. As long as they’re fighting, they’re both losing. So Bruce finally has Superman at his mercy. He pulls out the pre-prepared Kryptonite spear. He’s gonna use it to kill superman. He stands over him, with the deadly weapon. And says what I already discussed. “You were never a god.   This is Clark’s last chance. So he forces out the words. “You’re letting him kill Martha.”   And while he doesn’t know it, those are the words that are gonna really speak to Bruce.   Ok. This is the most ridiculed moment in this movie. And quite unfairly in my opinion. Bruce wants to know what Clark means. Did Clark know that Bruce’s mother was also called martha? Maybe. Perhaps that’s why he says Martha, rather than “My mother.” Bruce’s whole life has been defined by the death of Martha Wayne. But Bruce couldn’t save Martha. Martha was taken from him.  Lois arrives just in time to explain that Martha is Clark’s mother’s name.   Now, they don’t suddenly become friends because their mothers have the same name, as the memes suggest. Bruce realises a bunch of things at this moment. First of all, this humanised Superman in his eyes. Superman has a mother. But Bruce had already acknowledged Superman’s parents earlier in the battle.   But it raises an important question. Why is Superman talking about his mother? Now, at the moment of his impending death. Why ask Bruce to save Martha?   He realises at this moment that there’s more going on. He realises that they’re both being manipulated. Manipulated by Lex Luthor. Superman is only here because he’s being coerced. If he kills Superman, then he becomes the thug from that ally. He kills Martha.   And that cannot be. Martha cannot die. Not again. Bruce won’t be that guy. He thought he was saving the world from a monster, but now he realises that he’s just the pawn of the monster. The real monster.   Bruce won’t kill martha and he sure as hell won’t do Lex Luthor’s dirty work.   That’s why he drops the spear. It makes sense. It’s dramatic. It’s emotional. It’s powerful. Dare I say, it’s beautiful. And that music, we get a reprise of the music from the opening credits, where we saw the Waynes killed. I’ll say it again. Hans Zimmer and JunkieXL are absolute masters of their craft.   Something is happening at the Kryptonian scout ship. Superman is needed, but his mother needs him too. And that’s when Bruce says those beautiful words. “I give you a promise, Martha won’t die tonight.” This is Bruce’s chance to finally put his demons to rest. Tonight he saves Martha.   Superman makes the decision to trust Bruce to save his mother, and goes off to do what only he can.   What follows is a truly epic battle as Batman takes out Luthor’s thugs to save Martha. It’s a wonderful action movie sequence. Some have criticised Batman for killing in this scene. I’m fine with it. We’ve established this is a battle-hardened Batman who has lost any idealism he may have once had. He’s here to save Martha. Nobody is gonna stand in his way. Tonight, he’s a soldier.  He’ll go through anyone that stands in his way. And Batman HAS killed before in multiple media. I mentioned in my Man of Steel podcast, that in the 1989 movie, Batman murdered a minor thug while cracking a joke.   I really like the moment when Bruce finally arrives and saves Martha. And then we get yet another joke. “It’s ok, I’m a friend of your son’s.” “I figured. The cape.” This was a nice little chuckle-worthy moment. This movie DOES have humour in it.   So this is the next stage of Lex’s plan. After Superman had  been discredited as a killer, he still needs to be taken out. Doomsday was there to actually kill him. But it makes me wonder, what was Lex’s plan for deal with Doomsday if Batman had been victorious?   So let’s talk about Doomsday. He’s pretty creepy I might have preferred if he looked a little more like he did in the comics, with the spies sticking out of him, but I do like his appearance. He looks suitably hellish, .   But what really makes Doomsday scary and effective as a villain? It’s not what he looks like. Doomsday brings out our deepest fears because he killed Superman in the comics. If even Superman can die, then what can possibly save us?   But surely they weren’t going to do that in this movie.  What a waste of doomsday to bring him in now as a last minute threat.   I think that’s what a lot of us were thinking.   Dianna sees what’s happening and sets off to help. So does Bruce. The president is willing to let Superman die as an innocent casualty if it means killing doomsday, but the nuke doesn’t do the job. Doomsday falls back to earth and continues his rampage, with no Superman to stop him. Enter Batman and Wonder Woman. The nuke seems to have made Doomsday even more powerful. And now he’s starting to look more like he did in  the comics. Of course, Superman’s not dead either. He just needs to be recharged by the rays of Earth’s sun. We don’t see a lot of Wonder Woman in this movie, but what we do see is pretty darn awesome. Her introduction as she saved Bruce from a blast of doomsday’s heat vision is fantastic. And yet again the movie gives Lois a chance to make a significant contribution to saving the day as she tries to retrieve the kryptonite spear.   There’s another humorous moment when Superman asks, about Wonder Woman, “is she with you?” And Batman replies “I thought she was with you.   So then, as the music that will become the new wonder woman theme plays, we see them standing together for the first time, the trinity of DC comics. It’s such a wonderful moment.   The battle that ensues is a feast for the senses. Bruce and Dianna are fighting a losing battle against this thing. They’re trying to keep it busy, but they can’t kill it, although Dianna does some significant damage,but it just grows back stronger.   As soon as Clark says “I love you,” to Lois, we know what’s coming, and so does she.   It’s a very emotional moment. She cries out as he flies off, grabbing the kryptonite spear. Every second he holds it, he weakens. Superman is the only one who can get close enough to stab Doomsday with the spear, but in his weakened state, he is vulnerable, and doomsday stabs him through the chest, symbolically, through the symbol that represents hope. So has doomsday destroyed our hope by taking Superman from us?   This is the moment that Superman redeems himself. Superman had said earlier, that nobody stays good. Superman has proven himself wrong. He resolved the situation with Bruce without bloodshed, and now, he makes the ultimate sacrifice. He gives his life to save the world. Superman proved himself wrong. And he proved Lex wronth. I’m watching this in that cinema, and thinking, I can’t believe it. They’re really going there. They’re going to have Doomsday kill Superman! They’re actually doing it.   Despite what those critics said, I think this movie is dripping with hope and nobility. I saw this movie opening night in Australia. It was Good Friday. That made this moment all the more poignant. On a day that I had been remembering the sacrificial death of Jesus, I watched the sacrificial death of Superman. It impacted me in a powerful way. It moved me deeply.   We get that quick image of Steppenwolf. It’s a little confusing. Is it meant to be a hologram? I mean, he’s not actually there in the scout ship, right?   Lex is captured. And he has his head shaved in jail, giving us a more classic Lex Luthor look (but let’s not forget, early versions of Lex weren’t bald, they had orange hair, just like the lex in this movie)   So we see two funerales. A state funeral for Superman (clearly with no body). And a small funeral for Clark. I think it’s fitting that the body is in Smallville, with his family. It’s nice to see the minister from Man of Steel performing the ceremony. No doubt the local pastor in Smallville. Martha probably attended his church. We also see Pete Ross there.   And this is a very emotional moment, as Lois sees the engagement ring Clark had intended to give her, and would have, had he not died. I got choked up when I first saw this.   Bruce is a changed man. He’s been truly impacted by Superman’s example and his sacrifice. When he says “Men are still good”, it pays off that moment when Superman said “Nobody stays good.”  Bruce has finally found his purpose.   This last moment in the movie is filled with optimism and hope.   And when you see the Superman logo with the words “If you seek his monument, look around you” it shows how Superman has inspired the words, and it proves that Superman’s symbol still stands for hope. It always will now. No, Doomsday hasn’t robbed us of our hope. That symbol stands stronger than ever before.   Bruce knows there’s more danger coming from out there in the universe. He knows this from questioning Lex, who says “The bell’s already been rung, and they’re heard it.” Lex has sent some kind of message.   And so he asks Dianna to help him find the other meta-humans. They’re going to need to come together and fight, if they hope to save earth from whatever is coming, now that Superman is no more.   This of course, is setting up Justice League. And that very last shot as the dirt begins to move, on Clarks coffin, gives us hope, that Superman may rise again.   One of the biggest issues some people have with these two films is the portrayal of Superman with flaws. It’s one of the few criticisms I give any credence to, even though I disagree with it.   I have a theory as to why this bothers some people, but not others. And to explain it, I need to talk about Star Trek. Let me quote Jeri Taylor, one of the writers on TNG and Voyager. In this quote from the book Star Trek The Next Generation - The Continuing Voyager by Judith and Garfield reeves-Stevens, she is speculating on the reason for the appeal of Star Trek.   “We don’t have them anymore. We have lost the traditional arenas of heroes. We don’t have gods and legends and myth anymore. We have lost sports figures as heroes--they have been proven all too human and vulnerable. We have lost politicians. We have lost movie stars. We’ve even lost royalty, who have feet of clay also. So, there doesn’t seem to be those icons, now, that are the role models, larger-than-life people who are better than we are, who are heroic, who stand for something. I think that what Gene gave us in Star Trek characters is these larger-than-life people who are committed to an ethical and moral way of life, who are not afraid to go into the wilderness and to confront the feats and terrors of the demons and dragons that are out there, who have a moral principle and a moral centre, and who will not stray from that, no matter what. Star Trek presents godlike figures for us to admire and emulate. And I think that is a need that people have deep inside them that is not being satisfied otherwise today.”   I think this also explains why Superman is popular to many people. They’re looking to him to fill that same need. That’s why some fans want to keep Superman on that pedestal, and not let him have any flaws.   But, I haven’t lost my god. I’m a Christian. I still believe. I have Jesus to fill that need deep inside me. I don’t look to fiction to fill that need. So I prefer flawed characters in my fiction. I still want heroes with that moral centre, but I don’t expect them to be perfect. Because none of us are.   Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying all atheists hate this movie, and all people of faith like it. But we all come to stories for different reasons. Not every story is going to satisfy every person’s reasons. And that’s okay. I’ve never been under any illusion that this movie is for everyone. But I’m one of the people who loved it. For me, it worked. I was in the target audience. And I for one, was very  glad that Warner Bros chose to make this niche movie for people like me, rather than water it down and produce something with mass appeal.   Of course, as we’ll see, as we continue through these movies, that wouldn’t continue to be their approach. But that’s another story.   You can go a lot deeper into this movie than I have in this podcast episode. If you’re interested in going further down the rabbit hole, I’d like to recommend another podcast. It’s called Batman V Superman By The Minute. This podcast will spend an entire episode talking about 1 minute of the movie. It’s pretty full on. But now that I’ve recorded my thoughts, I intend to go through and binge their episodes. Should keep me busy for a while. I invite you check them out. Next time, I plan to talk about Suicide Squad. That should be a shorter episode. Catch you then.  

On this week's episode of the Cinefools Podcast Dan and Keith cover. couple of news topic such as Flashpoint Batman being rumoured to appear in The Flash Movie, no plans for a Superman standalone and the announcement of Spiderman: Miles Morales, as well as more recommendations. Enjoy! Buy our new merch at www.teepublic.com/user/cinefoolspod --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode of Movie Mondaays, the lads discuss topics from movie theatres reopening, to Henry Cavill characters fighting each other. It's a really wild ride. . If you want to support the show: https://www.patreon.com/heroesforhirepodcast Follow us on Twitter: @Heroes4hirepod , @conlawler , @shaunmeighan Follow us on Facebook: Heroes for Hire podcast Follow us on Instagram: heroesforhirepodcast Email any questions or queries to: HeroesforHire_@outlook.com   Big thanks to our Patrons: Alexander Williams Ciara Lawler David Clarke Ed Ball Joe Bernie Ray Ging Roisin Hally Ryan Evanson

Bienvenidos a todos! Mi impala ha salido de su garaje, para visitar el hospital Sagrado Corazón, y que los doctores Dorian y Turk, y el resto de la plantilla, nos hagan un chequeo. Salgo de la habitual tónica de mi programa, para hablaros más en profundidad sobre la serie de la NBC "Scrubs", ya que creo, que poco bombo se le ha dado en el mundo podcastil, a tan entretenida comedia televisiva, protagonizada por Zach Braff y John C McGinley. De 2001 a 2010, esta serie de 20 minutos de duración por episodio, nos trasladaba a las idas venidas del personal sanitario del hospital Sagrado Corazón. Médicos, enfermeros, internos, pacientes, conserjes, familia.. tantas y tantas historias que solo con un capítulo no tienes suficiente. Por supuesto, no penséis que este rugido será demasiado diferente, ya que la música que suena en esta serie, es más que idónea para rugir con fuerza. Además de los temas que os pondré íntegros, podéis encontrar una playlist con todos ellos en Spotify, llamada "Scrubs Roars", la cual he creado, para que disfrutéis estas pequeñas píldoras sonoras que tan bien, acompañaron a esta maravillosa serie. Espero que tengáis un paseo fabuloso a bordo de mi Impala, recordando a Scrubs, a sus actores, sus personajes, su música y sus grandes escenas. Descarga, escucha, comparte, disfruta. Yo me encargo del resto. Arrancamos Twitter: @RugidoImpala E-mail: rugidoimpala@gmail.com I'm No Superman.

Welcome back to the NBA at Home with the Boiz podcast. No Superman this week but we press on. On this week's episode: Should Zion shut it down for the season? Is this the season that Lebron gets dethroned? Kicks - what we wear, what we love and who in the league should have their own signature shoe? As always if you enjoyed this episode please share it with your mates, leave a review and a 5 star rating to help other people find the podcast (we really, really appreciate it!). Visit us at https://nbaathome.com/ to find all episode including from Season 1, and links to our Social Media etc. Merry Xmas and stay healthy!!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nba-at-home-with-the-boiz/message

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EPISODE 24: DC COMIC PRESENTS #29 - Where No Superman Has Gone Before! The Last Sons are joined by very special guest, Orion Petitclerc - Spectre aficianado - for a look at two appearances of The Spectre! The first being the DC Showcase animated short; the other a team up with Superman in a classic tale of DC Comics Presents! SHOW NOTES: DC Comics Presents, Vol. 1 issue #29 DC Showcase - The Spectre We Are Venomaniacs! - Twitter We Are Venomaniacs! Podcast SYNOPSIS: (Written courtesy of Wiki) Superman and Supergirl have successfully achieved the destruction of Warworld. But now Superman has to track down Supergirl, wherever she has gone. She should have rejoined him for now. Superman guesses Kara's collision with Warworld knocked her unconscious and her body was going too fast to stop. Superman calculates Supergirl's flight path and flies after her, building up speed to equal the unconscious Kara's, breaking through every physical barrier he has encountered before until he leaves his universe. Kal-El is considering to turn around because his cousin can't have traveled so far when he spots her. Superman is about to reach her when The Spectre shows up all of sudden and knocks him back into his universe. Superman gets angry but the Spectre merely warns him that he must stop because the realm before him is one which no living mortal may enter. Unable to persuade the Spectre to let him by, Superman tries to fight his way past him, but his powers are totally ineffectual against those of the Ghostly Guardian. Seeing Superman won't listen, the Spectre decides Kal-El must be educated about his limitations. The Spectre forces him to sit through visions of the demise of Krypton, which he's again powerless to prevent, and Death taking his father Jonathan again, which Superman is unable to stop. Finally, the Spectre conjures up a dark version of Superman. While the doppelganger pummels Superman mercilessly, the Spectre tells it's pure, unadulterated power without conscience or remorse that can destroy him if he allows it to run amok. Superman is losing until he realizes that "evil" Superman is just a manifestation of the arrogant and headstrong attitude he has been displaying of late. The evil Superman fades away and Superman apologizes to The Spectre. Then The Voice, the Master of the Spectre, speaks up to tell Superman that admitting his own foolishness is the first step to become truly wise. Superman is amazed, but the Spectre explains it was the Voice who commanded him to stop Superman. Even if Superman didn't mean any harm, he was going where no living beings are allowed to go. Superman pleads with him to save his cousin, and The Spectre materializes an unconscious Supergirl in his arms, saying that all Superman had to do was ask. The Spectre hands Kara to Kal-El and departs. Superman reflects power untempered with conscience is meaningless and thanks the Spectre, but he realizes he's already gone. Supergirl, who has been unconscious during her entire journey into the realms beyond death, wakes up right then. She asks what has happened to her, a tale Superman narrates as they head back towards Earth.  SEND IN YOUR FEEDBACK OR THOUGHTS ON - email : lskpodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @LSKPodcast FB Page: facebook.com/lskpodcast Webpage: lskpodcast.libsyn.com Proud Member of The Collective The music for this episode contains excerpts from various songs and is copyrighted by Styzmask. The music used on Last Sons of Krypton - A Superman Podcast is licensed under an Attribution License;

Scrubs è stata ed è ancora un esempio di come si possa far ridere, commuovere e riflettere all'interno di ogni singolo episodio di una Serie Tv: ha ormai compiuto 18 anni e abbiamo deciso di omaggiarla a modo nostro, anche se non siamo Superman...Graphic Credits: Paolo "Pillo"Brindesi (https://www.instagram.com/__pillo__/?hl=it)Music Credits: -"Enter the Party" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/- "Protofunk" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/- "Style Funk" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/- "Aces High" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Holger Wemhoff trifft einen Meister an der Gitarre, der nach einer Auszeit jetzt wieder voll da ist: Miloš Karadaglić. „Ich bin kein Superman“, meint er hier im Podcast, wenn er auf seine Zeit der Regenerierung angesprochen wird, und betont das Hören auf seine Körpersignale. Ein emotional sehr offener Talk, der einen tief blicken lässt ins Innere von Miloš - und aus dieser Offenheit überträgt sich die damit einhergehende Freude aufs Leben sowie auf seine Musik und die Verbindung verschiedener Stile: „Unite the world of music through the guitar.“ Jetzt hier reinhören!

No Superman - Deacons Testimony by Pastor Erdie Carter

This week Jon and Jake talk about their first documentary. An LTTS first. "The Death of "Superman Lives": What Happened?" is a film about a film that never was. Is that meta enough? There was an idea... for a Superman movie to capatalize on a popular comic book where Superman dies in the 90's. And just as the boots were getting put on, the cape had to be hung up. No Superman movie. This documentary goes to the people responsible for every facet of the film, good and bad. Do you wish this movie was made? We sure do. Have a listen.

People's of the world, we present to you. Episode 48 of the Power Up Podcast. In this weeks episode, Matt rejoins the cast as they discuss Nintendo's latest endeavours to ease up on Copyright strikes with content creators. Rocksteady is not currently working on a new Superman game and will not discuss what they are working on. And much, much more As always, you can check out other episodes of the Power Up and Retro Rumble Podcasts below. Power Up Podcast Episode 47 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGIj3... Power Up Podcast Episode 46 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGIj3... Retro Rumble Podcast Episode 13 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CP4oS... Retro Rumble Podcast Episode 12 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lk6Yf...   We are also live across multiple platforms from Facebook to Discord and even Podbean. So, if your wanting to chat about any and all thing's Gaming, follow us down below. Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/COGdotnet/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/COGdotnet Discord - https://discord.gg/YqXEZc Podbean - https://cogpoweruppodcast.podbean.com/

Kyle Stars from Rick and Morty talks with Fonseca on how it all started. How is writing is going and more. Kyle is the Eisner nominated creator of Sexcastle which was recently optioned to be made into a major motion picture. Whoa! He's also written a bunch of other great stuff like Rick and Morty and Invader Zim and is generally recognized as a pretty good, laugh making, funny boy. His new book, Rock Candy Mountain, is going to be a real hoot. Yeah I said "hoot." He hails from Southern Indiana where he is married to the most wonderful woman and lucky father of the most fantastic little girls. He is an alright dude. Supposedly. The DC Extended Universe has just lost its Man of Steel. Henry Cavill has exited the role of Superman for Warner Bros. DC movies just keep falling apart! The next super hero females! We can final tell you all the details about Star Wars Land!

Kyle Stars from Rick and Morty talks with Fonseca on how it all started. How is writing is going and more. Kyle is the Eisner nominated creator of Sexcastle which was recently optioned to be made into a major motion picture. Whoa! He's also written a bunch of other great stuff like Rick and Morty and Invader Zim and is generally recognized as a pretty good, laugh making, funny boy. His new book, Rock Candy Mountain, is going to be a real hoot. Yeah I said "hoot." He hails from Southern Indiana where he is married to the most wonderful woman and lucky father of the most fantastic little girls. He is an alright dude. Supposedly. The DC Extended Universe has just lost its Man of Steel. Henry Cavill has exited the role of Superman for Warner Bros. DC movies just keep falling apart! The next super hero females! We can final tell you all the details about Star Wars Land!

Welcome to another episode of Media Boat Podcast. Today we talk about the predator in The Predator and the end of Henry Cavill as Superman. Next, we have recent award winners from the Emmys and some wrap up details on sexual harassment cases on Terry Crews, Leslie Moonves, and Kevin Spacey. Later, we talk about a new European Union law being passed on internet copyright and the nominees for the American Music Awards. We wrap it all up with a potential battle between the Belgium government and EA and our thoughts on the new Spider-Man game from Marvel and Insomniac Games. All this and more on this weeks episode of Media Boat Podcast. 

Coach Tiggy and Coach Savage will be talking news, sports, entertainment and more from this weeks happenings. Stay up and Tuned in Coachz!!!! Check out more of Couch Coachz here: Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/couchcoachz Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/couchcoachz/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CouchCoachz?lang=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/couch.coachz.7 Website: https://www.mvcmediacompany.com/ Couch Coachz is a weekly live podcast covering sports and fantasy football in front of a live audience. We are here to create a community that shares the same love of the game as we do as well as breaking away from the traditional sports and news shows. COUCH COACHZ LIVE EVERY SUNDAY 10:30am!

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Para o alto e avante, Zeronautas! Sejam bem-vindos ao ComicPod! Nesse podcast, Vlad, Brunão e Lib comentam sobre os novos selos da DC Comics (Ink e Zoom), o anúncio de que Brian Michael Bendis escreverá o Superman, explicam Dark Knights: Metal e especulam sobre a sinopse divulgada do filme do Shazam! Assine o ComicPod no iTunes […] ComicPod #394 – DC Ink, DC Zoom, Bendis no Superman, Metal e Shazam! apareceu primeiro em Terra Zero - Notícias, Quadrinhos e ComicPod.

Support this podcast and Tim's ministry here! In the season finale, we ask the big question: how do regular Bible-believing Christians really, actually love homosexuals and others tempted by sexual perversion? The answer is simpler and more difficult than you might imagine. Click here to download The Grace of Shame. Music: “Little Picture”, by Allelujah Choir, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 International License. “In The Electric Fields”, by Dexter Britain is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 International License. “May”, by Kai Engel is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License. “Daemones” by Kai Engel is licensed under a Attribution License. “Soli” by Kai Engel is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License. “Hope” by Borrtex is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial License.

The categories on this week’s first game are “Rhymes with Duck,” “U.S. History,” “Y’all Are Just Sick,” “Ping Pong,” and “Storage Wars.” This episode’s categories for the second game are “Dog Gone It,” “Canadian Holid-‘eh-s,” “I’m No Superman,” “Boston Celtics,” and “State Nicknames.”

The categories on this week’s first game are “Rhymes with Duck,” “U.S. History,” “Y’all Are Just Sick,” “Ping Pong,” and “Storage Wars.” This episode’s categories for the second game are “Dog Gone It,” “Canadian Holid-‘eh-s,” “I’m No Superman,” “Boston Celtics,” and “State Nicknames.”

Teaching on 1 John 3:16:20, Pastor Tom asks: "how much is enough? Is there any standard that can tell us if we're loving well?"

Teaching on 1 John 3:16:20, Pastor Tom asks: "how much is enough? Is there any standard that can tell us if we're loving well?"

A montage of the "Songs I'm Listening to this Week" from Ramble On Full Ramble On Playlist: soundcloud.com/thepill-1/sets/ramble-on Land of Hope and Dreams: https://soundcloud.com/the-ed-schultz-show/land-of-hope-and-dreams The Adventure Begins: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3LmtaTYP64 God Only Knows: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sruOAvMRjhs I'm No Superman: https://soundcloud.com/juice16-1/lazlo-bane-im-no-superman Zombie Apocalypse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyGOXA1r4K4 Frozen Sleep: https://soundcloud.com/search/sounds?q=Frozen%20Sleep Be As One: https://soundcloud.com/aldi-rahman-3/fairy-tail-be-as-one Hello: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQHsXMglC9A Emperor's New Clothes: https://soundcloud.com/panicatthedisco/panic-at-the-disco-emperors-new-clothes Title Screen: https://soundcloud.com/zelda-soundtracks/gamecube-wind-waker-title Email: thepill@outlook.com YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCnLeDKCKERyHdLp5AdNMFxA Facebook: www.facebook.com/mondayspill Twitter: @TheWeeklyPill

We are trying to survive the heat just so we can bring you a new episode of Just A Gintama Podcast. On this episode, we have some fun in the sun by covering chapters 457-459. Download here Show Notes... Go to www.GintamaPodcast.com for full show notes.

PODCAST: 21 Apr 2013 Sig - Doon Reel - Frankie Lane 01 - Whitewash Station - Sharon Shannon and the Cartoon Thieves02 - Proud Molly - Jennifer Byrne03 - The Mines of Spennymoor - The Deadly Winters04 - Waltz in the Bluegrass - Butch Baldassari, Robin Bullock and John Reischman05 - Greenwood Laddie - Marc Block06 - The Humpbacked Whale - Nic Jones07 - The Last Leviathan - Grace Griffiths08 - High Barbary - Blackbeard's Tea Party09 - Wild Bill Jones - Pharis and Jason Romero10 - The Rolling Wave / Derrymore - Padraig Rynne, Donal Lunny, Sylvain Barou11 - Yellow Handkerchief - Bella Hardy12 - I Once Had A Dog - Robin Dransfield13 - I'm No Superman - Half Deaf Clatch14 - Josephine Butler - Jo Freya15 - Sunny Afternoon - Flowers And Frolics16 - I Live Not Where I Love - Marc Block17 - Tijuana - Harry Manx Sig - Doon Reel - Frankie Lane

Collected Comics Library Podcast #37 - The thirty-seventh podcast! New Releases; Some cool DVD news; No Superman from the 30s to the 80s new Table of Contents this week, Marvel's Digital DVD-Rom Comics Running time: 12m 14s