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Play Episode Listen Later Jul 15, 2021 59:09

This is our final episode of Season 2 and our final journey through this season's theme of punk storytelling as a mechanism for understanding our own relationships with money. And in this episode, The Ladies Who Crunch give our dear listeners an end-of-season parting gift: A guide to building a strategy to change your life! From the lofty process of visioning all the way back down to earth-bound planning tools, this episode's goal is an old school DIY workshop for giving yourself a future after the punk paradigm of "no future" stops working for you. Using our own experiences as punks who had "oh fuck" moments that motivated us to change our careers pretty drastically as examples, this episode is full of our hard-won wisdom about making big changes in their life. In this episode we talk deep tactics, including: Confronting our own belief systems that may no longer be working for us so that we can make space for change Exercises and prompts to help you figure out what you do want or where to go from here, even if the only thing you know right now is what you don't want and/or that you need to get the hell out of wherever it is that you are. How to take your (potentially boundless or messy) vision and use some of your DIY punk skills + research to frame it within reasonable boundaries and find that first foothold that will set you on your journey Discussion of how change can be have many faces, some that feel like growth and liberation and others that feel like letting go or saying goodbye Tips on what NOT to do when trying to make big changes so that you don't end up more fucked then before you even started this journey PLUS A BONUS! At the end of this episode we give you a preview of some of the episode topics that will appear in SEASON 3 (planned for fall 2021). --- This episode is part of our second season. We are calling this season "Punks Not Dead and Capitalism Still Sucks" and it explores the question: how did 90s and 2000's punk intersect with money, and what can that teach us today? What if you don't “Live fast die young,” but have to meet needs over the course of your longer-than-expected life instead? Listeners will hear stories -- from “the punkest way I ever made money,” to “the worst minimum wage job I ever had,” to “magic bullshit I did to try to avoid working” -- as well as learn facts about how the financial systems around us operate. The show is written and produced by the Ladies Who Crunch: Queer femme artist/organizers turned financial professionals Laura and Hadassah, who explore the alternative ways of being that crafted the bedrock of who they are today to understand what they learned - and had to unlearn - from punk in order to figure out their money lives and to understand financial systems. ------- The Ladies Who Crunch are Hadassah Damien and Laura Boo. More information about us and this podcast can be found at ladieswhocrunch.club. Please follow us on Instagram (@bottomlinestopdollars) and if you want to send us questions or episode ideas, email us at bottomlinestopdollars@gmail.com.

Born to Lose: Is "The Game" Rigged Against Us? And Other Punk Bedtime Stories

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Play Episode Listen Later Jul 8, 2021 48:00

Leonard Cohen said, “the poor stay poor, the rich get rich, that's how it goes, and everybody knows”. Well, once you know, then what? In punk culture, there's a general understanding that the world is fucked up and unfair. But what does that actually mean? If the outcome of the game is predetermined (and you are pretty sure you are a born loser), then what do you do? Do you walk away from the table? Flip it? Set it on fire? Try to cheat? If winning this game makes you a capitalist pig but losing means you don't have enough resources to get by, is there a third option that isn't winning or losing? In this episode of Bottom Lines Top Dollars, we go deep into confronting a key concept in punk culture that kept both of us from engaging with money for a long time: the idea that capitalism is un-winnable for most and a golden ticket for the few. And though we don't disagree with that idea, we discuss how this dichotomy can result in social norms that discourage understanding the fundamentals of money and economics and may not be helpful in finding ways to survive (both as individuals and as a world falling over the edge of crisis). You already know that both of The Ladies Who Crunch are queer punks who made careers in finance, but this episode really digs into how doing this required breaking away from the dichotomy of "drop out or sell out" to carve out new paths for ourselves. It is clear that we have more questions than answers, but this episode is all about that process of finding new ways to engage with money (& how we earn it & the stuff it buys) that allows us to personally thrive while still being in alignment with our values. --- This episode is part of our second season. We are calling this season "Punks Not Dead and Capitalism Still Sucks" and it explores the question: how did 90s and 2000's punk intersect with money, and what can that teach us today? What if you don't “Live fast die young,” but have to meet needs over the course of your longer-than-expected life instead? Listeners will hear stories -- from “the punkest way I ever made money,” to “the worst minimum wage job I ever had,” to “magic bullshit I did to try to avoid working” -- as well as learn facts about how the financial systems around us operate. The show is written and produced by the Ladies Who Crunch: Queer femme artist/organizers turned financial professionals Laura and Hadassah, who explore the alternative ways of being that crafted the bedrock of who they are today to understand what they learned - and had to unlearn - from punk in order to figure out their money lives and to understand financial systems. ------- The Ladies Who Crunch are Hadassah Damien and Laura Boo. More information about us and this podcast can be found at ladieswhocrunch.club. Please follow us on Instagram (@bottomlinestopdollars) and if you want to send us questions or episode ideas, email us at bottomlinestopdollars@gmail.com.

A Guide to Everything You Never Wanted to Know About Death and Money

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 24, 2021 57:17

In this episode the Ladies Who Crunch go deep into the dark topic of dealing with death, both that of the people you are connected to in this life and (eventually) your own. Whether you are terrified of talking about it or you're that goth kid who loves to talk about it or you're just that punk for whom living fast and dying young just didn't happen (yet), this episode gets hella practical about the money issues that intersect with death: funerals, wills, settling an estate, inheritance, and that one other unavoidable aspect of live: TAXES. In this episode Hadassah and LB talk about: · What to expect if you are the person (or one of the people) responsible for handling “the arrangements” for someone who has passed away · What options you have if there's absolutely no money available to pay for a funeral · What exactly is an “estate” (yes everyone has one, even if that is just your record collection) and how exactly does it get “settled”? · Planning for your own death, from the funeral all the way to who gets your shit, especially if you want your not-legally-bound-to-you chosen family to be recognized as your next of kin instead of your potentially problematic blood relatives · Strategies for making your passing less onerous on your loved ones, including some tips on how to make sure your funeral gets paid for · Inheritance! Both what to expect if you expect to get some and how to make sure you create some inheritance for others · Wills, wills, wills! Why you need one, how to make one, mitigating the risk of your family and friends getting into conflict about it, and some tips for adding some final fuck you's (or I love you's) in yours. --- This episode is part of our second season. We are calling this season "Punks Not Dead and Capitalism Still Sucks" and it explores the question: how did 90s and 2000's punk intersect with money, and what can that teach us today? What if you don't “Live fast die young,” but have to meet needs over the course of your longer-than-expected life instead? Listeners will hear stories -- from “the punkest way I ever made money,” to “the worst minimum wage job I ever had,” to “magic bullshit I did to try to avoid working” -- as well as learn facts about how the financial systems around us operate. The show is written and produced by the Ladies Who Crunch: Queer femme artist/organizers turned financial professionals Laura and Hadassah, who explore the alternative ways of being that crafted the bedrock of who they are today to understand what they learned - and had to unlearn - from punk in order to figure out their money lives and to understand financial systems. ------- The Ladies Who Crunch are Hadassah Damien and Laura Boo. More information about us and this podcast can be found at ladieswhocrunch.club. Please follow us on Instagram (@bottomlinestopdollars) and if you want to send us questions or episode ideas, email us at bottomlinestopdollars@gmail.com.

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Love, Hate and Tips: How Variable Earnings Are Rigged to Make it Risky to Work

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 17, 2021 39:18

In this episode the Ladies Who Crunch reflect on the coolest and best paid jobs that we all worked (or wanted to work) in our punk days, which were all strangely gigs that involved earning tips (bartenders, strippers, fancy restaurant workers), and ask, "was that shit actually as good as we thought?" And from that starting point, we go deep into the economics of tipping cultures: the good, the bad, the inequitable! In this episode we discuss: How jobs compensated by tips create income precarity for the worker in the present and (potentially) in the future How employers use labor models like this to off-load risk from themselves onto their workers How handing over responsibility for part of your wage to customers invokes the curse of the million bosses How racism and sexualization impact earnings more blatantly when workers receive tips How these jobs have been impacted by the economics of COVID-19, including “maskual harassment” [pull down your mask and I'll give you a tip], lowered sales volumes and decreased tips rates. How these models of variable pay rates are being replicated throughout the economy. ---- This episode is part of our second season. We are calling this season "Punks Not Dead and Capitalism Still Sucks" and it explores the question: how did 90s and 2000's punk intersect with money, and what can that teach us today? What if you don't “Live fast die young,” but have to meet needs over the course of your longer-than-expected life instead? Listeners will hear stories -- from “the punkest way I ever made money,” to “the worst minimum wage job I ever had,” to “magic bullshit I did to try to avoid working” -- as well as learn facts about how the financial systems around us operate. The show is written and produced by the Ladies Who Crunch: Queer femme artist/organizers turned financial professionals Laura and Hadassah, who explore the alternative ways of being that crafted the bedrock of who they are today to understand what they learned - and had to unlearn - from punk in order to figure out their money lives and to understand financial systems. ------- The Ladies Who Crunch are Hadassah Damien and Laura Boo. More information about us and this podcast can be found at ladieswhocrunch.club. Please follow us on Instagram (@bottomlinestopdollars) and if you want to send us questions or episode ideas, email us at bottomlinestopdollars@gmail.com.

Punk House of My Dreams: Living With Others in Collective Financial Bliss (or At Least Not Pain)

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 10, 2021 54:16

Under capitalism we are all supposed to be self-sufficient, competitive and selfish individuals if we want to ensure we have (more than) what we need in life. Punk culture has long defined itself in opposition to this, choosing to build up beautiful communal sand castles. But how do we continue to work towards building communal wealth with lovers, partners, friends and our overall community without falling into all the same old conflicts that led the punk houses of our youth to fall apart? In this episode of BLTD, the Ladies Who Crunch explore tactics for creating harmonious communal financial systems instead of hostile ones -- finding the middle ground between enduring 3-hr collective consensus meetings and sacrificing one person to become the keeper of the binder bills who everyone will resent and treat really shitty. Whether your goal is to band together with friends to finally afford a home in this nutty housing bubble, to start a business or buy a car you intend to time-share with your bestie or to deeply blend your finances with a life partner (platonic or otherwise), this episode will help you get past the anxiety and learn concrete strategies for making it work. Also included in this episode: Memories of our own dreamy and/or drama-filled collective living experiences Discussion of why it is so hard to discuss money-stuff with others Understanding what circumstances require getting that shit in writing Tips for healthy communications about shared finances (i.e. our version of radical candor combined with all our learnings from decades of negotiating activist consensus meetings) A deep dive into de-risking entering into financial contracts with others, from dealing with inter-personal loans to building up communal emergency funds Hot takes on what to do if despite taking all our great advice, shit still falls apart A lot of very joy-filled laughs from your hosts Hadassah & Laura Boo ---- This episode is part of our second season. We are calling this season "Punks Not Dead and Capitalism Still Sucks" and it explores the question: how did 90s and 2000's punk intersect with money, and what can that teach us today? What if you don't “Live fast die young,” but have to meet needs over the course of your life instead? Listeners will hear stories -- from “the punkest way I ever made money,” to “the worst minimum wage job I ever had,” to “magic bullshit I did to try to avoid working” -- as well as learn facts about how the financial systems around us operate. The show is written and produced by the Ladies Who Crunch: Queer femme artist/organizers turned financial professionals Laura and Hadassah, who explore the alternative ways of being that crafted the bedrock of who they are today to understand what they learned - and had to unlearn - from punk in order to figure out their money lives and to understand financial systems. ------- The Ladies Who Crunch are Hadassah Damien and Laura Boo. More information about us and this podcast can be found at ladieswhocrunch.club. Please follow us on Instagram (@bottomlinestopdollars) and if you want to send us questions or episode ideas, email us at bottomlinestopdollars@gmail.com.

The Trick to Figuring Out "Your Worth" in the Market When That Phrase Makes No Damn Sense To You

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 3, 2021 51:28

How do you value your time? Especially when we're also forced to value our labor time: does anyone really have a grasp on what “enough” money is, when it's our lives we are trading it for? This episode grapples with ways to approach understanding whether what we are earning is "enough" (or maybe even too much?) to sustain what we want and need in life, especially if you are struggling to transition from a punk/artist/non-profit or otherwise alternative economic lifestyle to one that doesn't force you into unhealthy precarity. The Ladies Who Crunch walk you thru a bunch of different hands on activities to help you see this problem from different angles so that you can re-set your sense of monetary scale to help empower you to advocate for an income that makes more sense for you in the here and now. And yes, these activities are inclusive of both wage earners and the self-employed! This episode lays essential groundwork to shift your thinking about your income goals when you and everyone you know has always made very little, so that in future episode(s) we can tackle the issue of actualizing those goals. Plus! In this episode you'll hear lots of punk stories and random chatter, such as: What's the punkest thing you did to avoid spending money? When you were a dirtbag, what did you think was "a lot of money"? Is garbage picking really better than a job? How can we reframe “know your worth!” without having to financialize our every moment of time on the planet as human beings? Tips for making a realistic budget that doesn't omit important shit and results in you ending the year broke and pissed off ---- This episode is part of our second season. We are calling this season "Punks Not Dead and Capitalism Still Sucks" and it explores the question: how did 90s and 2000's punk intersect with money, and what can that teach us today? What if you don't “Live fast die young,” but have to meet needs over the course of your life instead? Listeners will hear stories -- from “the punkest way I ever made money,” to “the worst minimum wage job I ever had,” to “magic bullshit I did to try to avoid working” -- as well as learn facts about how the financial systems around us operate. The show is written and produced by the Ladies Who Crunch: Queer femme artist/organizers turned financial professionals Laura and Hadassah, who explore the alternative ways of being that crafted the bedrock of who they are today to understand what they learned - and had to unlearn - from punk in order to figure out their money lives and to understand financial systems. ------- The Ladies Who Crunch are Hadassah Damien and Laura Boo. More information about us and this podcast can be found at ladieswhocrunch.club. Please follow us on Instagram (@bottomlinestopdollars) and if you want to send us questions or episode ideas, email us at bottomlinestopdollars@gmail.com.

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Punk Rock Legend Jack Grisham : 12 Step Anarchy

Play Episode Listen Later May 28, 2021 64:52

Today we speak to...Jack Grisham Jack Grisham (born July 22, 1961). He is the vocalist for the punk rock band T.S.O.L. (True Sounds of Liberty), which emerged from the late 1970s Los Angeles hardcore punk rock scene, Which is described as being Punk hardcore. punk anarcho-punk deathrock and horror punk.We're not talking about Abba!An agnostic libertarian, Grisham challenges some of the "cult" like practices in today's groups and encourages you to think for yourself, live without fear, and tap the resource of power that resides within us all. Jack an author, a front-man, an actor, and a "two-bit" carny hypnotist. As a vocalist for T.S.O.L., and the Joykiller, he's released close to twenty full-length records and toured all over the world. Jack has been blamed for enlightening, and corrupting the moldable minds of our youth for years—he has also been credited for influencing many of the top bands of today. As an author he's released three books, all to mostly favorable reviews—no one says Jack is a horrible writer, it's just that he brings the horrible to life with such skill that at times you practically need to be sedated to read his prose. 'An American Demon', 'Untamed' and 'Code Blue a Love Story' have all burned their ways into the scary netherworld of the human psyche. As an actor, Jack plays himself, a lovable con-man that you can't help to root for—'Suburbia', 'Let It Rock', 'Punks Not Dead', 'American Hardcore', 'Rage', 'Urban Struggle' and 'The Other F-Word' have all been graced with his almost-as-large-as-life screen presence. Grisham has been clean and semi-serene since 1989. He gives motivational talks all over the USAYou can be sure that whatever Jack is involved in it is sure to challenge the senses and inflame the boundaries of what is decent and tame. Help us Keep Tom going – please donate a few bucks/quid/sheckels here at Paypal: Gilwriter@hotmail.co.uk See us every Friday at zoom https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88215498348 Zoom ID 882 1549 348 password Tom

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Debt Cancellation and Exploring the Ethics of Debt

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Play Episode Listen Later May 27, 2021 44:39

Western narratives LOVE the “hero,” but it's much more punk to be in touch with the reality of the many people who feel they are losing out. In this day and age, that means people who have burdensome debt. 13% of Americans expect to be in debt the rest of their lives, and most people with student loans feel confident they will never go away. This experience is in stark contrast to the methodology of leverage that wealthy individuals and well-capitalized organizations employ, using debt as cheap capital and not a life sentence. In this episode we re-imagine debt from the people's point of view, offering three ways of dealing with debt: the “drop out and avoid,” the nihilistic “catch me if you can,” and the Debt Collective's activist “tear it down collectively” approaches. In this episode, you'll learn the difference between cancellation and forgiveness and how it plays into larger movements for social justice, as well as options for debt cancellation, like how Iceland responded to the 2008 crisis in a citizen-centered, people's bailout. The Ladies Who Crunch started this episode reading The Debt Collective's book, Can't Pay, Won't Pay as a jumping off point for reimagining the concept of indebtedness as immoral, and one that should be time-bound, with a guarantee of an end, and we're indebted to their thought leadership and labor. ------- This episode is part of our second season. We are calling this season "Punks Not Dead and Capitalism Still Sucks" and it explores the question: how did 90s and 2000's punk intersect with money, and what can that teach us today? What if you don't “Live fast die young,” but have to meet needs over the course of your life instead? Listeners will hear stories -- from “the punkest way I ever made money,” to “the worst minimum wage job I ever had,” to “magic bullshit I did to try to avoid working” -- as well as learn facts about how the financial systems around us operate. The show is written and produced by the Ladies Who Crunch: Queer femme artist/organizers turned financial professionals Laura and Hadassah, who explore the alternative ways of being that crafted the bedrock of who they are today to understand what they learned - and had to unlearn - from punk in order to figure out their money lives and to understand financial systems. ------- The Ladies Who Crunch are Hadassah Damien and Laura Boo. More information about us and this podcast can be found at ladieswhocrunch.club. Please follow us on Instagram (@bottomlinestopdollars) and if you want to send us questions or episode ideas, email us at bottomlinestopdollars@gmail.com.

Our Tragic Minimum Wage Jobs and the More Tragic History of Minimum Wage

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Play Episode Listen Later May 21, 2021 46:26

In this episode, the Ladies Who Crunch explore minimum wage, living wages, and the idea of maximum wages. Income inequality in the US and Canada is worse than it was in the 90s, and we were mad about it then, when we worked minimum wage jobs. Stories you'll hear include: what minimum wages jobs we've had, who was the last person in your family to make minimum wage, and were they able to live off it? You'll learn how minimum wage relates to living wages [hint: it's lower than the basic minimum needed] and how maximum wages have been incentivized in the past, and how they show up today. If you want to learn more about how income inequality negatively impacts society, democracy, and work, check out Season 1 Ep 3, on Billionaires. ------- This episode is the first in our second season. We are calling this season "Punks Not Dead and Capitalism Still Sucks" and it explores the question: how did 90s and 2000's punk intersect with money, and what can that teach us today? What if you don't “Live fast die young,” but have to meet needs over the course of your life instead? Listeners will hear stories -- from “the punkest way I ever made money,” to “the worst minimum wage job I ever had,” to “magic bullshit I did to try to avoid working” -- as well as learn facts about how the financial systems around us operate. The show is written and produced by the Ladies Who Crunch: Queer femme artist/organizers turned financial professionals Laura and Hadassah, who explore the alternative ways of being that crafted the bedrock of who they are today to understand what they learned - and had to unlearn - from punk in order to figure out their money lives and to understand financial systems. ------- The Ladies Who Crunch are Hadassah Damien and Laura Boo. More information about us and this podcast can be found at ladieswhocrunch.club. Please follow us on Instagram (@bottomlinestopdollars) and if you want to send us questions or episode ideas, email us at bottomlinestopdollars@gmail.com.

Origin Stories: From Queer Punk Anti-capitalist Outsiders to Finance Insiders?!

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Play Episode Listen Later May 14, 2021 60:41

Kicking off BLTD's second season on punk and money, Laura Boo and Hadassah go back into their punk origin stories from the 90s to analyze the time-hardened debate: is it more punk to drop out of society and not work, or to “robin hood” your employment and extract from the extractors while doing the minimum? Outsider experiences have a lot to tell us about the underbelly of our social systems, and for decades punks and other counterculture types have cultivated lives outside the work+spend til death norm. Values like anti-oppression, anticorporate, antiauthoritarian, anti-consumer, anti-globalization, and on drive this worldview. So how does someone come to this point of view? And once there, how do you meet your needs and function? The Ladies Who Crunch dive into their pasts to explore how punk identity impacted how they thought then and think today about making and spending money. -- This episode is the first in our second season. We are calling this season "Punks Not Dead and Capitalism Still Sucks" and it explores the question: how did 90s and 2000's punk intersect with money, and what can that teach us today? What if you don't “Live fast die young,” but have to meet needs over the course of your life instead? Listeners will hear stories -- from “the punkest way I ever made money,” to “the worst minimum wage job I ever had,” to “magic bullshit I did to try to avoid working” -- as well as learn facts about how the financial systems around us operate. The show is written and produced by the Ladies Who Crunch: Queer femme artist/organizers turned financial professionals Laura and Hadassah, who explore the alternative ways of being that crafted the bedrock of who they are today to understand what they learned - and had to unlearn - from punk in order to figure out their money lives and to understand financial systems. --- The Ladies Who Crunch are Hadassah Damien and Laura Boo. More information about us and this podcast can be found at ladieswhocrunch.club. Please follow us on Instagram (@bottomlinestopdollars) and if you want to send us questions or episode ideas, email us at bottomlinestopdollars@gmail.com.

Punks Not Dead Ft. Tino Valpa

The TWC Stay Hated Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 2, 2021 52:18

On this episode I got a chance to sit down and chat with musician Tino Valpa! This one was awesome! here is a link to some of his music:http://www.facebook.com/thecrypticsofficialhttp://www.instagram.com/thecryptics/If you want to support the pod via patreon:http://www.patreon.com/triggerwarningconjugate

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S2 E6 : Punks Not Dead! ft. Adit

Podcast Ryan Aditantra

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 14, 2020 46:11

Kedatengan tamu istimewa karyawan kantoran sekaligus anak Punk sejati yang hobi bermusik dan iseng-isengnya diseriusin jadi karya keren dan membawanya tour ke luar negeri. Anak kantoran, anak punk, anak band, atau anak apaan aja lo wajib dengerin!

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Intro aka punks not dead it’s just stuck in a 40 year old

Arcanum Obscura

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 29, 2020 87:20

Welcome to our podcast, Arcanum Obscura: a podcast of exploration, this is our intro episode just giving some info on ourselves and going into what got us into looking into the weird. The following episodes will be actual stories we want to discuss. We hope you enjoy the cast! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/arcanumobscura/message

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DIE GUTE GENESUNG-PUNKS NOT DEAD

Substanz FM

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 28, 2019 60:00

Voll auf die Ohren.

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02 Punks Not Dead - Musiktipps von Maggie

Dein LiFE

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 3, 2019 5:37

Die Jungen Talente aus München auf egoFM am 03.09.2019. Mit dabei Jan König, der Gewinner des Song-Contests von Stadtmucke e.V. mit seinem Song "A bissl was geht immer". Und großartige Songtipps aus der internationalen Punkszene der letzten zwei Jahre. Hört rein!

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Punks not Dead, we retire in Gainesville? Joke just a rambler, peace.

A Powow With Pops

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 27, 2019 19:17

Punks not Dead, we retire in Gainesville? Joke just a rambler, peace. by A Pow-wow with Pops

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Daráló Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 16, 2019 58:16

A teljesség igénye nélkük az adásban: Vállalhatatlnul komoly téma: mi motivál minket? Scott Rao kotyeszt robbant James Hoffman V60-at főz Kinek trashebb az utazó szettje? (spoiler: Zolinak) A hónap kávékalandja

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17. Punks not dead! Probably..

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 6, 2019 65:01

Hello there! This week I get to interview a slice of Australian Heavy, musical history. Grab a beer and listen to my great chat with a great bloke who used to front an awesome aussie band who gave it all up to.....teach. Not a bad thing when you think about it. I also discuss the Mueller report and Georges upcoming 5th birthday (love you champ). No "bring back the word" due to time constraints but I'm waiting for YOU to recommend a brilliant word! Either way I had a ball recording this episode, so grab a beer, sit back and enjoy. Thanks for being a part of my podcast.Peace x

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154: It's About Heroes in Crisis is Over!

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 2, 2019 68:45

On this week's delightfully comic-book episode of our comic book podcast, we chat Heroes in Crisis, Tom King, Doomsday Clock, Batman, The Wild Storm, Star Wars, and Punks Not Dead. It's a lot of comics! But first Chad talks about house hunting for like fifteen stupid minutes like a dipstick. We end with a bit of Godzilla and Brightburn

154: It's About Heroes in Crisis is Over!

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 2, 2019 68:45

On this week's delightfully comic-book episode of our comic book podcast, we chat Heroes in Crisis, Tom King, Doomsday Clock, Batman, The Wild Storm, Star Wars, and Punks Not Dead. It's a lot of comics! But first Chad talks about house hunting for like fifteen stupid minutes like a dipstick. We end with a bit of Godzilla and Brightburn

154: It's About Heroes in Crisis is Over!

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 2, 2019 68:45

On this week's delightfully comic-book episode of our comic book podcast, we chat Heroes in Crisis, Tom King, Doomsday Clock, Batman, The Wild Storm, Star Wars, and Punks Not Dead. It's a lot of comics! But first Chad talks about house hunting for like fifteen stupid minutes like a dipstick. We end with a bit of Godzilla and Brightburn

PCC 2019: In Conversation with Martin Simmonds (Portsmouth Comic Con, Sunday 5th May 2019)

Englishman In San Diego

Play Episode Listen Later May 16, 2019 20:19

And I still didn't get a profile picture of him!! That's a testament to how busy this years Portsmouth Comic Con was, even on the Sunday of the show, and also how distracted artist Martin Simmonds was throughout the entire convention. Fans and new readers alike were given time to talk to Martin about his books and what he had planned, post-PUNKS NOT DEAD and FRIENDO... I was just lucky enough to be recording our conversation at the time! Martin talks about the success of PUNKS NOT DEAD (written by David Barnett, published by Black Crown, IDW Publishing), as well as his most recent book FRIENDO (written by Alex Paknadel, published by Vault Comics), and also goes into how the different approaches to the books informed their design and feel. He also talks to his relationship with his writers and publishers, as well as teasing what exciting projects he has coming down the line later in 2019... Intro music: 'Punky', bensounds.com

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HORROR WITH SIR. STURDY EPISODE 55 FT HENRY, RHEANON & MAKAYLA RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD PUNKS NOT DEAD BUT ZOMBIES ARE RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD

HORROR WITH SIR. STURDY

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 18, 2019 114:12

With this episode I only got to see like 30 minutes of the movie which I explain some. Had another fun time recording. Tune in for some horror and some laughs as usual. Check out all the cool pages below. I'LL SEE YOU IN YOUR NIGHTMARES!!!! COOL PAGES TO CHECK OUT

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The Comics Fondle Podcast | Episode 48

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 11, 2018

It’s been five weeks, which makes sense since it’s not easy to find books! Even some mainstays have disappointed the last couple months… and, of course, some haven’t. Floppies – The Weatherman, Punks Not Dead, Barbarella, Bloodstrike, Highest House, Ether: Copper Golems, Infinity 8 vol 2, Maestros, Jimmy’s Bastards, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: The Tempest, […]

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The Comics Agenda 87: San Diego Dreaming

Not Part of Your Scene Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 27, 2018 122:37

The Comics Agenda 87: San Diego Dreaming This Week the team breaks down the Aquaman, Shazam, Titan, and Young Justice trailers. Then its onto Godzilla, The Gifted, and some X-Men news We then jump into out new comics this week as we talk about the end of the first arc for Punks Not Dead. After that we cover newcomers The Long Con, Bone Parrish from Cullen Bunn, and finally New World #1. Then it is over to the big two as we chat about Action Comics 1001, and Justice League Dark #1 before ending the show with everyones favorite Xmen couple in Mr. & Mrs. X #1 from Kelly Thompson. As always we are available on Itunes, Stitcher, and Google Play. Listen, Enjoy and Subscribe. The Comics Agenda is hosted by Anelise (Twitter@Anelise.Farris ), Michael (Twitter@mokepf7) and Greg (Twitter@Comicsportsgeek). We discuss new comic book releases each week, in addition to breaking news, movies, and tv. You can reach us on Twitter @TheComicsAgenda or email us at TheComicsAgenda@gmail.com

Review of Punks Not Dead Issue 1

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 14, 2018 13:03

Twitter: @npoys_music @chrissarda Review on the new IDW Black Crown comic series Punks Not Dead written by David Barnett with art by Martin Simmonds.

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The Comics Fondle Podcast | Episode 47

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 30, 2018

We’re back on track! Sort of! Floppies – Ether The Copper Golems, Barrier, Black Hammer: Age of Doom, Doctor Star, The Sentry, Kill or Be Killed, Lazarus, Snagglepuss, Kaijumax, Bloodstrike, Damned, Magic Order, Mister Miracle, Plastic Man, Resident Alien, Weatherman, Barbarella, Flavor, Punks Not Dead, Coda. Retro – Love and Rockets, DC Comics Presents, Star […]

The Comics Agenda 82: Life Advice

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 22, 2018 87:14

The Comics Agenda 82: Life Advice Greg, Anelise, and Michael start out discussing a couple of new series announcements including The Maxx, and Stranger Things. Then its on to Amazon announcing the Invincible Series that will be available via Amazon Streaming. Finally before comic talk, we discuss Chris Pratt's MTV movie awards speech ( https://youtu.be/EihqXHqxri0 ) and what our advice for people is. The comics this week included a return to some of the show favorites like Gideon Falls, Punks Not Dead, and Infidel. We also discuss the second issue of Fraggle Rock, before discussing our thoughts on All-Star Tank Girl #1 and Dan Slott taking over on Tony Stark: Iron Man. Listen, Enjoy and Subscribe. The Comics Agenda is hosted by Anelise (Twitter@Anelise.Farris ), Michael (Twitter@mokepf7) and Greg (Twitter@Comicsportsgeek). We discuss new comic book releases each week, in addition to breaking news, movies, and tv. You can reach us on Twitter @TheComicsAgenda or email us at TheComicsAgenda@gmail.com

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The Comics Fondle Podcast | Episode 46

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Play Episode Listen Later May 26, 2018

Only a month since the last episode! Back on track? Floppies – Isola, Flavor, Death or Glory, Maestro, Lazarus, Barrier, Black Hammer Age of Doom, Doctor Star, Ether The Copper Golems, Infinity 8, Highest House, Barbarella, Jimmys Bastards, Exit Stage Left Snagglepuss, Batman White Knight, Damned, Punks Not Dead, Assassinistas, Love and Rockets. Trades – […]

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#101: It's About Avengers Infinity War Spoilercast

Play Episode Listen Later May 13, 2018 67:17

Hey everyone, back to our regular scheduled programming where we talk comic books and comic book movies! This week Jean-luc is away, so Alex and Chad can enjoy the new Avengers movie without anyone to tell them they're wrong. Also Speed Racer a bit. Also comic books too. They hit up Punks Not Dead, Justice League: No Justice, Isola, Spiderking, and Prism Stalker. Follow us @ComicsPodcast for more of our stuff and wethenerdy.com too.

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#101: It's About Avengers Infinity War Spoilercast

Play Episode Listen Later May 13, 2018 67:17

Hey everyone, back to our regular scheduled programming where we talk comic books and comic book movies! This week Jean-luc is away, so Alex and Chad can enjoy the new Avengers movie without anyone to tell them they're wrong. Also Speed Racer a bit. Also comic books too. They hit up Punks Not Dead, Justice League: No Justice, Isola, Spiderking, and Prism Stalker. Follow us @ComicsPodcast for more of our stuff and wethenerdy.com too.

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#101: It's About Avengers Infinity War Spoilercast

Play Episode Listen Later May 13, 2018 67:17

Hey everyone, back to our regular scheduled programming where we talk comic books and comic book movies! This week Jean-luc is away, so Alex and Chad can enjoy the new Avengers movie without anyone to tell them they're wrong. Also Speed Racer a bit. Also comic books too. They hit up Punks Not Dead, Justice League: No Justice, Isola, Spiderking, and Prism Stalker. Follow us @ComicsPodcast for more of our stuff and wethenerdy.com too.

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The Comics Agenda 76: Free Comicbook Day shenanigans

Play Episode Listen Later May 11, 2018 99:43

The Comics Agenda 76: Free Comicbook Day shenanigans . The team takes about their pickups and experience at Free Comicbook Day, After all the #FCBD talk, we jump into some comics and movie news, including some changes coming to DC comics. Then we get into a bunch of the new books that came out this week including Robocop: Citizens Arrest #2, Punks Not Dead #4, Analog #2, Justice League: No Surrender #1, Fraggle Rock #1 and Donny Cates' on Venom #1. We finish up with Isola #1 & 2, and Barrier #1 & 2. Listen, Enjoy and Subscribe. The Comics Agenda is hosted by Anelise (Twitter@Anelise.Farris ), Michael (Twitter@mokepf7) and Greg (Twitter@Comicsportsgeek). We discuss new comic book releases each week, in addition to breaking news, movies, and tv. You can reach us on Twitter @TheComicsAgenda or email us at TheComicsAgenda@gmail.com

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#98: It's About Throwing Hands over Cheese

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 22, 2018 59:19

On this week's discourse-infused episode, Jean-luc, Alex, and Chad talk about shitty places to eat Tacos in the Midwest, cheese, Bobaflex concerts, and comic books. The comics include Action Comics #1000, Batman, Punks Not Dead, Spiderking, Mr. Miracle, Skybound, and Sonic. Also maybe a few others. I don't remember. Pepperjack > all other cheeses Follow us @ComicsPodcast and read our stuff on wethenerdy.com!

#98: It's About Throwing Hands over Cheese

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 22, 2018 59:19

On this week's discourse-infused episode, Jean-luc, Alex, and Chad talk about shitty places to eat Tacos in the Midwest, cheese, Bobaflex concerts, and comic books. The comics include Action Comics #1000, Batman, Punks Not Dead, Spiderking, Mr. Miracle, Skybound, and Sonic. Also maybe a few others. I don't remember. Pepperjack > all other cheeses Follow us @ComicsPodcast and read our stuff on wethenerdy.com!

#98: It's About Throwing Hands over Cheese

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 22, 2018 59:19

On this week's discourse-infused episode, Jean-luc, Alex, and Chad talk about shitty places to eat Tacos in the Midwest, cheese, Bobaflex concerts, and comic books. The comics include Action Comics #1000, Batman, Punks Not Dead, Spiderking, Mr. Miracle, Skybound, and Sonic. Also maybe a few others. I don't remember. Pepperjack > all other cheeses Follow us @ComicsPodcast and read our stuff on wethenerdy.com!

The Comics Agenda 73: You Are Not a Fan Of What !?

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 20, 2018 105:00

The Comics Agenda 73: You Are Not a Fan Of What !? This week the team discusses what things are popular with most of pop culture that we have trouble liking. After the topic we jump right into the new books for the week as we discuss Curse Words #13, Infidel #2, Antar #1, Punks Not Dead #3, Skyward #1, Survival Fetish #1, Her Infernal Descent #1, Cyanide and Happiness, X-Files Case Files: Florida Man #1, and Action Comics #1000. Listen, Enjoy and Subscribe. The Comics Agenda is hosted by Anelise (Twitter@Anelise.Farris ), Michael (Twitter@mokepf7) and Greg (Twitter@Comicsportsgeek). We discuss new comic book releases each week, in addition to breaking news, movies, and tv. You can reach us on Twitter @TheComicsAgenda or email us at TheComicsAgenda@gmail.com

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The Comics Agenda 70: Things That Go Bump In The Night

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Play Episode Listen Later Mar 30, 2018 90:08

The Comics Agenda Episode 70: Things That Go Bump In The Night This week Michael has returned from his adventure but has been plagued with a illness so great that even Anelise feels sorry for him. Thankfully he is able to fight through and join Anelsie and Greg as the team delves into the News of the Deadpool Cartoon series being cancelled before it even starts. In addition we discuss Frank Millars 5 project deal with DC, The New Justice League Lineup, and the Newest Deadpool 2 trailer. Before we got into the new books there is a bit of a lightening round to touch on the books that ended up somewhere in the ether last week, Including Cable #155, Punks Not Dead #2, Death of Love #2, and more. Finally the team discusses some of the notable new comics including the always amazing Abbott #3, and crowd favorites Old Man Hawkeye #3 & Goosebumps: Download & Die #1. Listen, Enjoy and Subscribe. The Comics Agenda is hosted by Anelise (Twitter@Anelise.Farris ), Michael (Twitter@mokepf7) and Greg (Twitter@Comicsportsgeek). We discuss new comic book releases each week, in addition to breaking news, movies, and tv. You can reach us on Twitter @TheComicsAgenda or email us at TheComicsAgenda@gmail.com

Radioactive Lounge Episode 87: All-Dad Episode

Radioactive Lounge Comics Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 10, 2018 66:35

Lucas warned you but you still demanded it. It’s Larry's All-Dad Episode. A surprisingly large amount of all your normal favourite news & reviews, plus a whole lot of Dad Chat. And we pick pop culture's worst dads. SHOW NOTES: 00.00 Intro & News 13.44 Reviews - Crusty The Clown #1 - Punks Not Dead #1 - The Mighty Thor #704 - Phoebe and Her Unicorn - GI Joe vs The Six Million Dollar Man #1 - Death of Love #1 36.48 Feature: Pop Culture’s Bad Dads 57.13 BA’s PA

Episode 131

Rabbitt Stew Comics

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 4, 2018 151:56

May 2018 Solicitations, Black Panther review, Brave & the Bold: Batman and Wonder Woman 1, Cave Carson Has A Cybernetic Eye/Swamp Thing, Batman: Sins of the Father, Deathbed 1, Doctor Strange: Damnation, Infinity Countdown Prime, Black Panther Annual, Hit-Girl 1, Mata Hari 1, Pumpkinhead 1, Punks Not Dead 1, Shiver Bureau, Tangled 1, Tangled GN, Lost in Space Trailer, I Kill Giants Trailer, Sabrina casting, Reviews (Stranger Things S2, Absolute Preacher V2, Fables Deluxe HC V14). Comics Credits: Brave and the Bold: Batman and Wonder Woman 1 by Liam Sharp, Romujo Fajardo Jr Cave Carson Has A Cybernetic Eye/Swamp Thing by Jon Rivera, Langdon Foss, Nick Filardi, Magdalene Visaggio, Sonny Liew Batman: Sins of the Father 1 by Christos Gage, Raffaele Ienco, Guy Major Deathbed 1 by Joshua Williamson, Riley Rossmo, Ivan Plascencia Doctor Strange: Damnation 1 by Donny Cates, Nick Spencer, Rod Reis Infinity Countdown Prime by Gerry Duggan, Mike Deodato Jr., Frank Martin Black Panther Annual by Christopher Priest, Mike Perkins, Andy Troy, Don McGregor, Daniel Acuna, Reginald Hudlin, Ken Lashley, Matt Milla Hit-Girl 1 by Mark Millar, Ricardo Lopez Ortiz, Sunny Gho Mata Hari 1 by Emma Beeby, Ariela Kristantina, Pat Masioni Pumpkinhead 1 by Cullen Bunn, Blacky Shepherd, Thiago Ribeiro, Kyle Strahm Punks Not Dead 1 by David Barnett, Martin Simmonds, Dee Cunniffe Shiver Bureau 1 by Walt Ostlie Tangled 1 by Scott Peterson, Roberto Di Salvo, Diogo Saito Comics Countdown 21 Feb 2018: Mighty Thor 704 by Jason Aaron, Russell Dauterman, Matt Wilson Descender 27 by Jeff Lemire, Dustin Nguyen Eternal Empire 7 by Sarah Vaughn, Jonathan Luna Cave Carson Has A Cybernetic Eye/Swamp Thing by Jon Rivera, Langdon Foss, Nick Filardi, Magdalene Visaggio, Sonny Liew Batman 41 by Tom King, Mikel Janin, June Chung Justice League 39 by Christopher Priest, Ian Churchill, Alex Sollazzo Quantum and Woody! 3 by Daniel Kibblesmith, Kano Deathbed 1 by Joshua Williamson, Riley Rossmo, Ivan Plascencia Ice Cream Man 2 by W. Maxwell Prince, Martin Morazzo, Chris O’Halloran Wonder Woman/Conan 6 by Gail Simone, Aaron Lopresti, Matt Ryan, Wendy Broome

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Weekly Comic Recommends: Luke Cage #170, Batman #41, Hit-Girl #1, & more

The Comic Concierge

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 25, 2018 51:10

On this week's Comic Concierge...It's been a busy week for comics and Dan runs down some major titles including his Recommendation of the Week: Luke Cage #170. That discussion and some other major books you should possibly check out or avoid.This week's books:(0:00:00 - 0:02:16) - Intro(0:02:17 - 00:08:13) - Luke Cage #170(00:08:13 - 00:11:33 ) - Defenders #10(00:11:33 - 00:14:50 )Batman #4100:14:50 - 00:17:45 ) Batman and the Signal #200:17:45 - 00:20:35 ) Batman Teenange Mutant Ninja Turtles II #400:20:35 - 00:24:16 ) The Brave and the Bold #1(00:24:16 - 00:27:26 )Damage #100:27:26 - 00:29:42) James Bond: M00:29:42 - 00:32:48) James Bond the Body #4(00:32:48 - 00:35:27) Fence #4(00:35:27 - 00:38:04) Ice Cream Man #2(00:38:04 - 00:41:01) Mighty Thor #704(00:41:01 - 00:42:48) Punks Not Dead #1(00:42:48 - 00:45:14) Hit Girl #1(00:45:14 - 00:49:10) Quantum and Woody #3( 00:49:10 - 51:10) Outro

#90: It's About Black Panther Spoilercast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 25, 2018 73:02

This week, Chad, Jean, and Alex delve into that new Marvel movie what's called Black Panther. It's about a guy that dresses up like a cat! Pretty cool. They also talk American Gods and Game of Thrones, which isn't very on-brand for them. After that, it's a ton of comic book talk, starting with Batman and Milk Wars and ending with Kid Lobotomy, Postal Mark, Punks Not Dead, and Royal City. Thanks and enjoy! ANd as always, follow us @ComicsPodcast and check out our content on wethenerdy.com

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#90: It's About Black Panther Spoilercast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 25, 2018 73:02

This week, Chad, Jean, and Alex delve into that new Marvel movie what's called Black Panther. It's about a guy that dresses up like a cat! Pretty cool. They also talk American Gods and Game of Thrones, which isn't very on-brand for them. After that, it's a ton of comic book talk, starting with Batman and Milk Wars and ending with Kid Lobotomy, Postal Mark, Punks Not Dead, and Royal City. Thanks and enjoy! ANd as always, follow us @ComicsPodcast and check out our content on wethenerdy.com

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#90: It's About Black Panther Spoilercast

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Play Episode Listen Later Feb 25, 2018 73:02

This week, Chad, Jean, and Alex delve into that new Marvel movie what's called Black Panther. It's about a guy that dresses up like a cat! Pretty cool. They also talk American Gods and Game of Thrones, which isn't very on-brand for them. After that, it's a ton of comic book talk, starting with Batman and Milk Wars and ending with Kid Lobotomy, Postal Mark, Punks Not Dead, and Royal City. Thanks and enjoy! ANd as always, follow us @ComicsPodcast and check out our content on wethenerdy.com

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Ep 202 - Punks Not Dead: David Barnett Interview

Down And Nerdy Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 23, 2018 64:06

This week, it's time to rock out! We're talking to the writer of the new Black Crown comic series, Punks Not Dead, David Barnett. Hear him tell us why Sid Vicious was the perfect choice to bring into the supernatural world, the main character Fergie and his crazy family and much more. Plus, David's taste in music is revealed! Want more? How about our SPOILER FILLED review of the Black Panther movie? We also review a couple of new comics, talk about Joss Whedon leaving the Batgirl movie and a few books that caught our attention from Image Expo 2018. Find out more about this, and past shows, at www.downandnerdypodcast.com

The Comics Agenda 65: Black Panther Review