Podcasts about Plastic Galaxy

We've got something special on this RARE SLOT!Rands chats to the producers of a brand-new documentary that covers the history & community of Magic: The Gathering.This film, titled Igniting The Spark, features over 50 interviews with people who have impacted or been impacted by the most iconic & influential CCG of all time: MAGIC!Join us for this fun & exclusive chat with the filmmakers of this amazing new feature length movie.[[The last few minutes of this podcast feature audio of the "Igniting the Spark" trailer]]Find IGNITING THE SPARK on KICKSTARTER (ends 9/14/22):https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cavegirlproductions/magic-the-gathering-documentary-igniting-the-sparkCheck out the Cavegirl Prod. teams MTG Twitch channel:https://www.twitch.tv/covenmtgor on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/c/CovenMTGWatch their first doc together, "EYE OF THE BEHOLDER" (D&D) free on Tubi:https://tubitv.com/movies/520883/eye-of-the-beholder-the-art-of-dungeons-dragonsWatch Brian's first doc PLASTIC GALAXY free on Tubi:https://tubitv.com/movies/286069/plastic-galaxy~SPONSOR~:https://www.categoryonegames.com/(find classic CCG & TCG cards at Category One Games!!!)THE BOOSTER PACK—let us know feedback, topic suggestions or games you'd like to hear about via email or any of our social media (DMs are also open to anyone)Audio version of this podcast:https://pod.link/1553640008Find CCG History:https://www.facebook.com/CCGhistoryhttps://twitter.com/CCGHistoryThis show is also available on video. Find the episodes via youtube.com/CCGhistory.The listener survey for The Booster Pack podcast:https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ZG95TR9or, email us—theboosterpack@ccghistory.comWe've got something special on this RARE SLOT! Rands chats to the producers of a brand-new documentary that covers the history & community of Magic: The Gathering.This film, titled Igniting The Spark, features over 50 interviews with people who have impacted or been impacted by the most iconic & influential CCG of all time: MAGIC!Join us for this fun & exclusive chat with the filmmakers of this amazing new feature length movie.CC-BY [Music Credit: Dan & Forget the Whale - Man Outta Town]

This week on the Podcast I chat with Filmmaker Brian Stillman, and we watch his film 'Plastic Galaxy, The Toys of Star Wars' You can check out his film on iTunes or Amazon Prime! Also be sure to check out his new film 'Eye of the beholder' which is about the art of Dungeons and Dragons!You can get the podcast on iTunes/Google Play/YouTube.Be sure to like us on Facebook, and follow us on Instagram and Twitter!Twitter: @LostcommentaryInstagram: @raidersofthelostcommentaryFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/RaidersoftheLostCommentary/YouTube.com/raidersofthelostcommentary

This month we sit down with the creator of the Star Wars toy documentary, Plastic Galaxy, Brian Stillman. He tells us about himself and his collection. He also has lots of great advice for fellow collectors and puts out a challenge for someone to make a Palitoy documentary.Follow Brian on Twitter; @Plastic_galaxyAnd on FacebookAnd on his website; Plasticgalaxymovie.comTweet about TSW ToyBox - Join the Facebook Group - Get the TSW ToyBox Daily PodCast -  Email Marc about collecting here

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We continue our celebrity Star Wars collector shows this week with Brian Stillman, the writer and director of Plastic Galaxy: The Story of Star Wars Toys!Brian joins us to discuss the motivation behind his 2014 documentary on the history of the Kenner Star Wars action figure line. It's an amazing film and has been a big influence on Dan and Mike and their fairly recent focus on vintage Star Wars toys. We discuss what went into Kenner deciding what the original twelve Star Wars figures should be and take a look at a wish list of characters that may have been considered. What was the reason that the main villain of Star Wars, Grand Moff Tarkin wasn't made into a figure? Listen and find out!Brian shares some great tips on being a focused collector and the importance of collecting something that excites you. Check out the Plastic Galaxy website and be sure to order a copy of this in-depth look at the toy line that started it all: Kenner Star Wars figures. Thanks Brian!

This week, we’re very excited to bring you another interview--this time with Seth Hastings, the owner of Plastic Galaxy, a Star Wars collectible toy store in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. We talk about Star Wars fandom, Star Wars collectibles, as well as Seth's unique approach to selling toys in today's internet saturated marketplace. Listen to the whole interview and check out Seth's store, as well as his Thursday night live sales.

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Moon 44 (1990) is our movie for the week and it’s the last movie Roland Emmerich made before breaking into Hollywood proper. There’s space drones, space prisoners, space geeks, space helicopters and space Macolm McDowell. Second half we discuss Police Story 1/2, Plastic Galaxy and Fanboys. Plus dream of a world where we get the […]

This week the crew scored an exclusive interview with Mikey Harsono, co-owner of Rogue Toys on SE 82nd. You ever had unicorn meat? Well us neither until we visited The Angry Unicorn on SE Foster for some delicious burgers. We're talking Deadpool, Dr. Dre, Mr. Robot, Plastic Galaxy, The Daily Show, Louis CK, Patrice O'Neal, Lexus Hoverboard, Chronic-Con Episode 420, Vaping and tons more. Also we're trying to decide which Triple B member should be designated to conduct future interviews so participate in our poll on the official website (http://www.triplebpodcast.com) (and vote for Chase). Special happy birthday shout out to Stacey!! Rogue Toys: http://www.roguetoys.com The Angry Unicorn: https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Angry-Unicorn/429099987168264

This week the crew scored an exclusive interview with Mikey Harsono, co-owner of Rogue Toys on SE 82nd. You ever had unicorn meat? Well us neither until we visited The Angry Unicorn on SE Foster for some delicious burgers. We're talking Deadpool, Dr. Dre, Mr. Robot, Plastic Galaxy, The Daily Show, Louis CK, Patrice O'Neal, Lexus Hoverboard, Chronic-Con Episode 420, Vaping and tons more. Also we're trying to decide which Triple B member should be designated to conduct future interviews so participate in our poll on the official website (http://www.triplebpodcast.com) (and vote for Chase). Special happy birthday shout out to Stacey!! Rogue Toys: http://www.roguetoys.com The Angry Unicorn: https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Angry-Unicorn/429099987168264

IT'S 2015 and the crew from The SWFUK podcast return with their longest episode to date.On this month's show we hear from Plastic Galaxy director Brian Stillman as he sits in with Stuart and Grant for this months feature interview.Grant concludes his latest two part oddball section as we hear the final part of his interview with Retroblastings Michael and Melinda.As well as these cracking interviews we have all the regular sections.  Ben looks at the latest acqusitions thread off the forum, Richard looks at a post that was put up on RS which sent shockwaves throughout the forums and facebook groups.  Pete brings his Market section including a look at the recent Vectis auction and a Return of the Jedi climbing frame.  We also hear from friends of the podcast, Jez Allinson and Chris Mann, who we chatted to at the Farthest From event back in December.So put your feet up and kick back for the current epic podcast from the boys from StarWarsForum.co.uk

This week the guys talk about what they liked and disliked about our first year together on The League of Geekz.. Then we have a interview and discussion with Director Brian Stillman about his Movie Plastic Galaxy: The Story of Star Wars Toys.  So enjoy and Merry New Year.  

A Very Special X-Mas Episode 02:33 The News with Clive: We talk about the Star Wars trailer and the dissection that has ensued. We also talk Genysis trailer, Dr. Strange casting, Jem and the Holograms and mobile gaming. 21:07 Getting Read for X-Mas:  We talk all about our best gifts ever, our favorite  Christmas movies, awesome gift ideas, and we read some letters to Santa we wrote using classic catalogues. 49:27 Beer of the Week: Merry Christmas Beer 53:27 Craft Comics: Drinking Quest, Double Jumpers and Wynter. 1:01:10 Dr. Fate’s Seasonal Depression Awareness Campaign 1:02:47 Mixed Bag: Shaft, Escape from New York, Army of Darkness: Ash in Space, ’68 Homefront, American Terrorist, The Wake 1:21:29 Interview with Brian Stillman, the director of ‘Plastic Galaxy.’ This was a lengthy one and we had to edit it down. For a full version visit the website. 1:53:36 Retro Read: 1942’s Santa Claus in Trouble Opening and Closing themes composed by Donda Music.   Sound effects from freesound.org: Musicbox_Silent_Night.WAV by bilwiss , O Christmas Tree.MP3 by massi_1130, Christmas loop 1D69 by Setuniman , Jingles.wav by StarsAreForStaring , sleigh bells.wav by reinsamba, Ho ho ho, Merry Christmas! by Intimidated, SantaAndSleighBells.wav by acclivity  

George Lucas' 1977 space fantasy Star Wars changed the way American audiences consumed films. More, though, it also changed the landscape for movie merchandising, with more money being made on toys, games, and collectibles than on the movies themselves. Now the documentary Plastic Galaxy looks back at the first generation of Star Wars toys, released between 1977 and 1985 from Kenner. Does this film capture the childhood magic of Star Wars figures, and can the documentary appeal to anyone not already obsessed with little plastic Stormtroopers? Find out in this special Now Playing/Star Wars Action News crossover podcast hosted by Marjorie, Arnie, and Jerry!

George Lucas' 1977 space fantasy Star Wars changed the way American audiences consumed films. More, though, it also changed the landscape for movie merchandising, with more money being made on toys, games, and collectibles than on the movies themselves. Now the documentary Plastic Galaxy looks back at the first generation of Star Wars toys, released between 1977 and 1985 from Kenner. Does this film capture the childhood magic of Star Wars figures, and can the documentary appeal to anyone not already obsessed with little plastic Stormtroopers? Find out in this special Now Playing/Star Wars Action News crossover podcast hosted by Marjorie, Arnie, and Jerry!

George Lucas' 1977 space fantasy Star Wars changed the way American audiences consumed films. More, though, it also changed the landscape for movie merchandising, with more money being made on toys, games, and collectibles than on the movies themselves. Now the documentary Plastic Galaxy looks back at the first generation of Star Wars toys, released between 1977 and 1985 from Kenner. Does this film capture the childhood magic of Star Wars figures, and can the documentary appeal to anyone not already obsessed with little plastic Stormtroopers? Find out in this special Now Playing/Star Wars Action News crossover podcast hosted by Marjorie, Arnie, and Jerry!

This month's Podcast comes a little late and at just the right time as we discuss Dengar, review Plastic Galaxy, talk about a newish dental website, talk about some found first shots and Ron Salvatore explains carbalon. Then we have story time where he tells us the fantastic story entitled "The Mystery of the woodchuck's Cave" in which Ron, Todd and the mysterious Fluffy travel to Cincinnati over 15 years ago and unearth nearly all of the existent Micro Collection molds. We have all of our usual features with a new fangled plus the mega Star Tot giveaway and caption contest on February's Vintage Pod.

Was there ever a better time for first generation Star Wars fans as when we were lost for hours recreating scenes with our action figures and playsets? These toys shaped our childhood and made ever-lasting friendships. Back in the day where we didn't think twice about ripping open original 12 … Continue reading The post Episode 18: In A Plastic Galaxy Far Far Away… appeared first on Skywalking Through Neverland.

Was there ever a better time for first generation Star Wars fans as when we were lost for hours recreating scenes with our action figures and playsets? These toys shaped our childhood and made ever-lasting friendships. Back in the day where we didn't think twice about ripping open original 12 … Continue reading The post Episode 18 Audio Only: In A Plastic Galaxy Far Far Away… appeared first on Skywalking Through Neverland.

Was there ever a better time for first generation Star Wars fans as when we were lost for hours recreating scenes with our action figures and playsets? These toys shaped our childhood and made ever-lasting friendships. Back in the day where we didn’t think twice about ripping open original 12 … Continue reading The post Episode 18: In A Plastic Galaxy Far Far Away… appeared first on Skywalking Through Neverland.

Was there ever a better time for first generation Star Wars fans as when we were lost for hours recreating scenes with our action figures and playsets? These toys shaped our childhood and made ever-lasting friendships. Back in the day where we didn’t think twice about ripping open original 12 … Continue reading The post Episode 18 Audio Only: In A Plastic Galaxy Far Far Away… appeared first on Skywalking Through Neverland.

We start our 7th season and 4th year of the 'Chive Cast with an upbeat issue dedicated to the Ugnaught. We chat with Brian Stillman about his just released documentary, Plastic Galaxy, we talk about body parts with Yehuda and the have a general discussion on the status of prototype collecting. Skye unleashes extra poetry and Steve's unloved item has 38% extra Steve-ness. We have most of our usual features along with the new forum report, by Trevor the Tweeter-Dooder. All this and some more on the 48th Vintage Pod -- Don't forget to listen to the feedback section in order to learn how to win Star Tots! --

This week's guest is Brian Stillman. It's hard to find a new angle on Star Wars, but I think Brian might have done have it. His documentary Plastic Galaxy is the story of the Star Wars action figures which, separately from the movies, had their own impact that forever changed both toys and film.

Its a loosey goosey Vintage Pod as Skye and Steve are joined by black velvet artist, tattoo artist, and Leia enthusiast Bruce White. We talk all about Leia and her Milan-ready Bespin Gown; unloved puffy stickers; and nugget fashion drawings. We talk about the "earlyretiree" auctions and the Plastic Galaxy movement. We also unveil a new exciting art project and some more polls. Finally, Skye also gets a little too creative at times with his post-production in order to compensate for his relative lack of work in pre-production.

Its a loosey goosey Vintage Pod as Skye and Steve are joined by black velvet artist, tattoo artist, and Leia enthusiast Bruce White. We talk all about Leia and her Milan-ready Bespin Gown; unloved puffy stickers; and nugget fashion drawings. We talk about the "earlyretiree" auctions and the Plastic Galaxy movement. We also unveil a new exciting art project and some more polls. Finally, Skye also gets a little too creative at times with his post-production in order to compensate for his relative lack of work in pre-production.

Special Episode - "The Plastic Galaxy Interview". In this special episode, Tim talks with the director and producer of the upcoming documentary "Plastic Galaxy", Brian Stillman. Sites featured in this episode: Plastic Galaxy Website Plastic Galaxy Facebook Page Hear it here

Oh, God help us! Paul is drinking sweet tea again and you get all the "benefits". Plus Fact-Check Andy takes a seat at the couch to weigh in on this week's geekery such as Monsterpalooza 2012, Arizona, Jersey Comics, BTW, Resident Jacket, Mr Toad's Wild Film, Need For Seed, Thief of Thieves, Halo 4, Joyland, abandoned amusement parks, Trooper Gump, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, Gamestopped, Plastic Galaxy, Moon's Olympiad appearance, Titanic profits, Sin City 2, and falling game numbers. So give that cricket a rim shot, it's time for a Geek Shock!