Podcast appearances and mentions of Richard Buxton

Let's talk about the elephant in the room. Or is it "the Cyclops in the cave"? The media we're spotlighting this week is Cyclops: The Myth and Its Cultural History, by Mercedes Aguirre and Richard Buxton: https://books.google.com/books?hl=en&lr=&id=WSPdDwAAQBAJ Discord ("Baby Lugia"): https://discord.gg/Y5Uw6sdmU2 Bluesky: Coming soon!

On S2 E24 of Black & White, Merseyside journalist and author Richard Buxton joins host Peter Redding and Arab News Sports Editor Ali Khaled to discuss Newcastle United's massive Premier League clash with Liverpool a week before the Carabao Cup final against Manchester United. Also on the agenda is Newcastle's worrying recent goal-scoring record and huge downturn in form of Jurgen Klopp's team.

Episode 41 - Richard Buxton checks in with Ben Winstanley to discuss all things from Everton Football Club.

Richard Buxton is an Author & freelance football journalist who has worked with: The FA, Sports Illustrated, ESPN, MARCA & La Gazetta Dello Sport. Follow Richard: @RichardBuxton_ "The Esk" is the host of the "Everton Business Matters" podcast, the "Talking the Blues" podcast & his newer "The Esk Podcasts". Follow @theesk

On episode 349, Dan is joined by Richard Buxton to discuss the obstacles Barça has in the summer transfer window and also the names to pay attention to. They talk about the need for a striker, the options at left-back, the issues with finding a right-back, and much more! Running Order: What can Barça's transfer strategy be for the summer? Is there anyone besides Lewandowski available? Who can challenge Jordi Alba at left-back? Is a right-back even out there? Holy Moley! We FINALLY have some merch! Check out the full store: https://the-barcelona-podcast.creator-spring.com/ Listen on Apple Podcasts iOS App, Spotify and, if you want to support the show, head over to Patreon for more content! Become a Patreon to support the show and check out our Quick Take Match Reviews – Thank you! Access our exclusive, listeners-only Facebook Group here. Follow us on Instagram! Find us and watch exclusive content on YouTube! Click here to subscribe via Apple Podcasts Click here to subscribe via Spotify We are excited to partner with Fanatiz! Use this link to sign up: https://bit.ly/2YAHuDd Submit your Blue Wire Hustle application here: http://bwhustle.com/join Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Champions League is back and we are into the toughest part of the season. Andrew Passaro is joined by Richard Buxton to talk about the best bets for this round of games. Follow us on twitter/Instagram @richardbuxton_ @andrewpassaro @anisri23 @theplusmoneypod

This was an extensive interview with journalist Richard Buxton, who covered Marco Silva's time at Everton. We first talked about Silva's time at Everton, and in the second half of the show Richard shared his thoughts on the potential that he could bring to Fulham as their head coach. We also did a comparison between ParkerBall and SilvaBall.You can also listen to the show on Friends Of Fulham.

Are Cyclopes in Greek mythology malevolent, benign, or something else? Dr Mercedes Aguirre Castro & Dr Richard Buxton join the show to explore the role of Cyclopes in Greek mythology.

Richard Buxton is an Author & freelance football journalist who has worked with: The FA, Sports Illustrated, ESPN, MARCA & La Gazetta Dello Sport. Follow Richard on Twitter: @RichardBuxton_

Today we celebrate living virtually - we can tour one of the world’s greatest museums - which opened on this day in 1759. We'll also learn about a man who endeared himself to his countrymen when he published a book about the plant life found within sixteen miles of his hometown. We’ll hear some thoughts on identifying wildlife in the winter garden. We Grow That Garden Library™ with a beautiful book that’s full of incredible wisdom from a seasoned gardener and stylist. And then we’ll wrap things up with the story of the woman who wrote about her garden and called herself the commuter's wife.    Subscribe Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher | iHeart To listen to the show while you're at home, just ask Alexa or Google to “Play the latest episode of The Daily Gardener Podcast.” And she will. It's just that easy.   The Daily Gardener Friday Newsletter Sign up for the FREE Friday Newsletter featuring: A personal update from me Garden-related items for your calendar The Grow That Garden Library™ featured books for the week Gardener gift ideas Garden-inspired recipes Exclusive updates regarding the show Plus, each week, one lucky subscriber wins a book from the Grow That Garden Library™ bookshelf.   Gardener Greetings Send your garden pics, stories, birthday wishes, and so forth to Jennifer@theDailyGardener.org   Curated News How to Grow and Care for Spirea Shrubs | The Spruce | Les Engels   Facebook Group If you'd like to check out my curated news articles and original blog posts for yourself, you're in luck. I share all of it with the Listener Community in the Free Facebook Group - The Daily Gardener Community. So, there’s no need to take notes or search for links. The next time you're on Facebook, search for Daily Gardener Community where you’d search for a friend... and request to join. I'd love to meet you in the group.   Important Events January 15, 1759 On this day, the British Museum opened. The British Museum was founded in 1753 when Sir Hans Hans left his entire collection to the country of England. At first glance, a personal collection doesn't sound worthy of starting a museum. But over his lifetime, Hans ended up becoming a one-person repository for all things relating to the natural world. Hans outlived many of the explorers and collectors of his day, and as they would die, they would bequeath him their herbariums and collections. So when Hans passed away, he practically had become the caretaker of the world’s Natural History, aka the British Museum. Today the British Museum is the largest indoor space captured by Google Street View. Google mapped the museum in November of 2015, and so it's now available online to all of us. So, today if someone asks you what you’re doing, you can say, "I'm going to tour the British Museum. What are you up to?"   January 15, 1786 Today is the birthday of the British shoemaker and amateur botanist Richard Buxton. Born into poverty in Lancashire, as a young boy, Richard enjoyed picking his favorite wildflowers: Germander Speedwell, Creeping Tormentil or Cinquefoil, and Common Chickweed. Now, although it has pretty deep blue flowers, I think it's a little funny that Richard picked Germander Speedwell (Veronica chamaedrys "kam-EE-driss") because the blossoms wilt quickly after picking or cutting them - which is how it got the ironic common name "Männertreu" in Germany. "Männertreu" means "men's faithfulness."  As for Creeping Tormentil or Cinquefoil (Potentilla reptans) - today, that plant is considered a lawn weed. And a clue to the medicinal power of this invasive plant is its name: Potentilla, which means "powerful, despite its small size."  Finally, all species of Chickweed are in the genus Stellaria. And, the adorable little chickweed blossoms resemble carnations, which makes sense because chickweed is actually a member of the carnation family, Caryophyllaceae ("kair-ee-off-il-AYE-see-ee"). And before we get back to Richard's story, there's another great thing to know about Chickweed: it's a great plant to eat. I think of it as a spinach substitute. Nutritious and delicious, you can eat Chickweed leaves raw or in a sandwich or salad. The mild flavor is delightful - and if you're wondering what it tastes like, it's often compared to corn silk. As for Richard, he was industrious, and he taught himself to read when he was 16. Richard accomplished this herculean task with two books: The Common Spelling Book and Jones Pronouncing Dictionary. And by the age of 18, Richard became an apprentice to a shoemaker and an amateur botanist named James Heap. Together, James and Richard would botanize the countryside - looking for herbs to make drinks. After realizing a reference book would help with their foraging, Richard bought a copy of Culpeper's Complete Herbal. And when Culpepper wasn’t practical enough or accurate, Richard purchased Meyrick’s Herbal. For Richard, both of these books both started a lifelong pursuit for botanical knowledge. As a gardener, if you struggle with taking cuttings from your garden, you’ll identify with Richard. Although most botanists collect specimens and then dry and mount them, Richard couldn’t bear to cut the specimens he found in nature. Instead, Richard made all of his botanical discoveries by observing living plants and taking notes. In 1849, when Richard was 62, he endeared himself to his countrymen when he published a book called A Botanical Guide to the Flowering Plants, Ferns, Mosses, and Algae, Found Indigenous Within Sixteen Miles of Manchester. Richard’s obituary in The Preston Chronicle and Lancashire Advertiser said: “This extraordinary self-taught man died at his residence… after a very short illness, in the 81st year of his age. It is now nearly twenty years since Mr. Buxton, then a maker of children's shoes wrote his "Botanical Guide." In that book, in an exciting account of himself, Richard said, "I have now reached the age of 62 years, and although by no means robust, I can yet make a ramble of thirty miles a day, and enjoy the beauties of nature with as much zest as ever I did in my life.  True, the pursuit of botany has not yielded me much money, but what, in my opinion, is far better, it has preserved my health, if not my life, and afforded me a fair share of happiness."  Mr. Buxton was probably the best British botanist... that Lancashire has produced, and he has been called by one of the most eminent living authorities, " a complete dictionary of English botany." Richard was a pauper all of his life. As he grew older, Richard’s friends and fellow naturalists encouraged the community to help Richard by buying his book. And the geologist Edward William Binney set up a fund for Richard and ultimately ended up paying for Richard's tombstone when he died at the age of 81. And in 1914, The Guardian shared that members of a Manchester nature club were going to try to ascertain how many of the 40 plants mentioned by Buxton still existed.  There was no word on the results of that endeavor.   Unearthed Words The first thing I noticed as I watched my own boots sink below the blue-shadowed surface were the footprints of many other occupants of the garden. The mallard duck had left their heavy, plodding trails before flying off, hopefully, to someplace where the water is not totally frozen over - probably to the salt marshes which are not far away. The large webless prints of moorhens, setting off in determined straight lines, were everywhere. Blackbirds, thrushes, robins, and jackdaws were evident in a confused jumble of prints all around the house and buildings. I wish I could identify more of the strange little footmarks to be found in the snow. However, it is not difficult to recognize rabbits’ long feet, crisscrossing an area we call ‘The Wilderness,’ my last two acres of uncultivated land, which is wired off from the garden with rabbit-proof netting. Here too, I saw the prints of a fox together with a continuous hollow scraped in the soft snow. It was easy to imagine him dragging his kill back to some hideaway. Wingbeats of alighting birds were left imprinted as blue-shadowed fans on the glittering whiteness. — Beth Chatto, garden writer and gardener, Beth Chatto's Garden Notebook, January   Grow That Garden Library A Year at Brandywine Cottage by David Culp This book came out in 2020, and the subtitle is Six Seasons of Beauty, Bounty, and Blooms. In this book, David Culp shares a year of life at his Brandywine Cottage and generously shares how to enrich your life with the natural world - even if it’s just your own backyard. David’s book is organized seasonally and offers a smorgasbord of flower gardening, veggie and herb growing, floral arranging, and cooking with home-grown produce. David provides monthly tips and advice to help you experience year-round success and joy. Best of all, David’s shared wisdom is practical and creative - and all are gems of conciseness and are based on his 30 years of experience. This book is 296 pages of David Culp’s extraordinary life - in and out of the garden - at Brandywine Cottage. It’s an inspiring read for gardeners and anyone who finds the natural world an enriching and joyful part of life. You can get a copy of A Year at Brandywine Cottage by David Culp and support the show using the Amazon Link in today's Show Notes for around $13.   Today’s Botanic Spark Reviving the little botanic spark in your heart  January 15, 1906 On this day, The Nashville Banner ran a story about revealing a prolific author and nature lover's true identity. It said: “The authorship of the popular book... The Garden of a Commuter's Wife... has been as jealously guarded in this country. It can be positively stated, however, that the book [was] written by Mable Osgood Wright. Her authorship will be ...announced by the Macmillan Company on the publication of a new book in the series The Garden, You and I." A New Yorker, Mabel Osgood Wright, was a leader of the Audobon movement, a photographer, a conservationist, a native plant advocate, and an American author who wrote about gardens, nature, and birds. A nature writer, Mabel started out by submitting pieces to The New York Times and other newspapers. A decade later, she collected her articles and put them in a book called The Friendship of Nature. After her first book, Mabel produced a brand new book every single year until 1911. Some of her more famous works include Birdcraft, which came out in 1895, and Flowers and Ferns in Their Haunts, released in 1901. Mabel had a gift for writing about nature and natural sciences in a way that was relatable and struck a chord with her readers. As a talented photographer, Mabel took most of the photographs for her books. As indicated in the newspaper article above, Mabel published her best-selling book The Garden of a Commuter’s Wife (1901) and its sequels, under the  pseudonym “Barbara.” In Mabel's book The Garden of a Commuter’s Wife, the gardener was Mabel, and the Commuter was her husband, James. Mabel dedicated her book and her garden to him. Mabel was opposed to the massacre of birds to decorate women’s hats. In Connecticut, Mabel created the first private bird sanctuary in the country. The sanctuary, Birdcraft, was Mabel’s design. Today the six-acre Birdcraft Sanctuary is open daily, year-round, from dawn to dusk. And Mabel’s beautiful Connecticut country home and garden gave her plenty of material for her books. It was Mabel Osgood Wright who said: “Let everyone who makes garden plans frequently insert the letters C.P. after them as a reminder... for Climate Permitting.”   Thanks for listening to The Daily Gardener. And remember: "For a happy, healthy life, garden every day."

Mick, Lee, Carl, Mark and Richard look back on Everton's 2-1 victory over Rotherham in the FA Cup. The guys look forward to a difficult away trip to Wolves and Richard tells us all about life at Goodison Park under the current restrictions.

This is our preview of Fulham vs. Liverpool, and to help us with our show was special guest Richard Buxton from Click Liverpool.You can also listen to the show on Friends Of Fulham.

This episode was a preview of the upcoming match for Fulham against Everton, and joining us was Richard Buxton from Click Liverpool, who gave us the Everton perspective with this match.You can also listen to the show on Friends Of Fulham.

Enda Coll, Ciaran Bradley and Colm Boohig look at the fascination of Red vs Blue in football and in politics. Enda chats with Richard Buxton about his new book "Fine Margins: How Manchester City and Liverpool Forged Football's Ultimate Rivalry"

Enda Coll, Ciaran Bradley and Colm Boohig look at the fascination of Red vs Blue in football and in politics. Enda chats with Richard Buxton about his new book "Fine Margins: How Manchester City and Liverpool Forged Football's Ultimate Rivalry"

Richard Buxton is an Author & freelance football journalist who has worked with: The FA, Sports Illustrated, ESPN, MARCA & La Gazetta Dello Sport. His new book "Fine Margins" is available here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Fine-Margins-Manchester-Liverpool-Footballs/dp/1785316699/ref=sr_1_1?crid=M0C5WZCQI9ZW&dchild=1&keywords=fine+margins&qid=1602363327&sprefix=fine+mar%2Caps%2C159&sr=8-1 Follow Richard on Twitter: @RichardBuxton_

Football journalist Richard Buxton joins Max to discuss the recent news of Carlo Ancelotti & Dominic Calvert-Lewin winning the Premier League Manager & Player of the Month for September.

Freelance football journalist Richard Buxton joins SOS Radio to talk about the upcoming season, the latest transfer business and where we should set our expectations going into the new campaign! "Too Cool" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Tim talks with Manchester Herbarium's Rachel Webster...The conversation covers the collection and the people who contributed to it as well as Rachel's role, her predecessors and other interesting characters from the herbarium, museum and science in general's history.Thanks:Stacey Body - ProductionKelly Lomas & Gif Lemon - Artwork'Still Pickin', Kevin Macleod - Theme tuneRelated links:Manchester Museum Herbarium:Website: https://www.museum.manchester.ac.uk/collection/plants/Twitter: @AristolochiaWordPress: https://herbologymanchester.wordpress.com/Flowering plants:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flowering_plantJames Cosmo Melvil:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Cosmo_Melvill_(naturalist)Charles Bailey:https://herbologymanchester.wordpress.com/collectors-2/Leopold Hartley Grindon:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leopold_Hartley_Grindon- The Shakspere Flora. A guide to all the principal passages in which mention is made of trees, plants, flowers, and vegetable productions; with comments Unknown Binding – 1883 by Leopold Hartley GrindonRichard Buxton:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Buxton_(botanist)https://herbologymanchester.wordpress.com/tag/richard-buxton/Flora of Manchester:https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=o00EAAAAQAAJ&pg=PP21&lpg=PP21&dq=richard+buxton+flora+manchester&source=bl&ots=Hi7T1W0Ehz&sig=ACfU3U1rO8dvMSNGndIqTb1Qvzm1dPLHdw&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiU2734rO_nAhXLShUIHYzpAn4Q6AEwCXoECAoQAQ#v=onepage&q=richard%20buxton%20flora%20manchester&f=falseManchester Botanical Gardens:https://manchesterhistory.net/manchester/gone/botanicgardens.htmlRachel's phd thesis:https://academic.oup.com/jxb/article/67/22/6373/2411398Biscuit Beetle:https://www.nhm.ac.uk/natureplus/community/identification/blog/2014/12/17/fact-sheet-the-biscuit-beetle--stegobium-paniceum.htmlFrom Here to Ecology - Herbarium blogs:https://fromheretoecology.wordpress.com/2014/02/08/manchester-herbarium/https://fromheretoecology.wordpress.com/2014/02/19/finding-richard-buxton/Grace Wigglesworthhttps://herbologymanchester.wordpress.com/2015/05/08/the-mysterious-miss-wigglesworth/Dead Horse Arum:http://www.indefenseofplants.com/blog/2015/3/26/unlikely-alliesLydia Becker:https://mmwonderwomen.wordpress.com/2018/03/09/lydia-becker/Kathleen Drew-Baker:https://www.mub.eps.manchester.ac.uk/science-engineering/2019/03/04/mother-of-the-sea-how-kathleen-drew-baker-saved-sushi/Monument in Uto, Japan:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kathleen_Mary_Drew-Baker#/media/File:Monument_Kathleen_Mary_Drew-Baker.jpg

The Merian Global Investors' fund manager talks to interactive investor's head of markets Richard Hunter about a recent article in which he argued in favour of a more equitable balance between debt and equity, and how lower dividend payments could yield a more stable system over time. As well as suggesting that coronavirus offers the UK a chance to develop a more benign form of capitalism, Buxton gives his view on UK banks' Q1 results and that economic barometer, Lloyds Bank. This material is intended for educational purposes only and is not investment research or a personal recommendation to buy or sell any financial instrument or product, or to adopt any investment strategy. The value of your investments can rise as well as fall, and you could get back less than you invested. The investments referred to may not be suitable for all investors, and if in doubt, an investor should seek advice from a qualified investment adviser. Past Performance is not a guide to future performance. Interactive Investor Services Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

This week our interview with one of the most recognisable UK investors, Richard Buxton. Richard is the Head of UK Equities at Merian Global Investors and manager of its UK Alpha Fund. We spoke about the situation in the UK right now, both for markets and the wider political picture, as well as the role of value investing.

Seconds out it's round two in our rivalries series as look back at best and the worst of the 1990s Merseyside derbies. Ash Rose is your referee as he welcomes back journalist Richard Buxton championing Liverpool and author Simon Hart who's in Everton's blue corner. The boys chat through the famous FA Cup 4-4, Joe Royle's first game, Robbie Fowler eating some grass and everything in-between. Plus there's an interview with former Liverpool goalie Bruce Grobbelaar who shares his derby day memories, that clash with Steve McManaman and talks about his brand new book. Keep it 90s! Find us online at http://www.ak90s.co.uk on twitter https://www.twitter.com/AK90s and facebook https://www.facebook.com/ak90s

In our latest podcast, Ian McCourt is joined by the Onefootball newsroom's Dan Burke and André Gonçalves They start off this week's pod by getting on the phone with Merseyside journalist Richard Buxton to talk about the sacking of Ronald Koeman. Where did it all go wrong? Is Koeman solely to blame? What next for Everton? Richard has the answers to that and more. With that done and dusted, it is time to talk Chelsea. They have had an odd start to the season.  Even if they are doing OK in the Champions League, their league form is not what it should be and there are serious rumours of dressing-room unrest. But is it a crisis just yet? And finally, after getting through some of your questions, it is time to turn attentions to La Liga. There are some interesting stories developing there involving Atlético Madrid, Valencia and the future of Barcelona and Leo Messi. (Also: Dan explains why he would take Kevin De Bruyne over Leo Messi!). All of that and more is tackled like Vinnie Jones on Steve McMahon (Kids: ask your fathers=

We've reached the halfway point in the AK90s season-by-season look back, and what a season it was. To look back at what was a truly eventful campaign Ash Rose is joined by BBC's John Harrison, talkSPORT's Matt Davies and freelance journalist Richard Buxton. The boys aim to cheer-up Blackburn fans with a look back at that famous title win and final day at Anfield and there's also chat about Everton, Robbie Fowler, Arsenal's misdemeanours and of course Cantona's infamous meltdown at Selhust Park. Plus on the phone Ash chats to former Crystal Palace and Coventry winger John Salako and there's three new names to recall in 90s Players That Time Forgot. #Keepit90s

Welcome to the podcast from Morningstar UK, the leading provider of independent investment research. It’s our final podcast of 2016 so what better way to finish the year off than to share our most popular content on Morningstar.co.uk - the top 10 of 2016. To get us started, at number 10 we have Old Mutual UK Alpha fund manager Richard Buxton giving his 3 stock tips. At number 9, Chris Rice from Sanditon Asset Management, who we interviewed in May this year at our Morningstar Investment Conference in London, warns viewers to hold cash and prepare for a market crash as he believes recession looms. It’s not surprising that one of the topics that have most concerned investors this year is Donald Trump’s victory in the US Presidential election. Coming in at number 8, Senior editor for Morningstar.co.uk Emma Wall and Dan Kemp, Chief investment Officer for Morningstar Investment Management brought us the breaking news on the election result and what it means for investors. Back in April we interviewed Alex Wright, Manager of the Fidelity Special Situations Fund who gave us 3 under-valued stock picks, including Lloyds Bank. His interview comes in at number 7. Brexit has been another key theme for investors in 2016 and it comes in here in 6th place. Dan Kemp brought us his interpretation of the news saying investors needed to keep cool heads amid the political and financial uncertainty. Coming at number 5 it’s another 3 stock picks interview, this time with Gold rated investor Job Curtis who gave us three income stocks for sustainable dividends back in June. At number 4 it’s Brexit again! This time Senior Editor Emma Wall describes how Britain's vote to leave the European Union seems to tie in with a feeling across the Western world – a rebellion against globalisation and those in power. At number 3 Paul Swinand, Equity Analyst for Morningstar talks us through how a variety of headwinds that hit the global luxury sector have started to ease off and that some luxury goods companies are starting to look attractive again. The popularity of ETF’s and tracker funds is soaring in the UK and our second most popular interview this year was that of Passive fund Analyst Kenneth Lamont explaining the key differences between an ETF and a tracker fund. So, now to reveal the top spot – what Morningstar.co.uk content will be crowned the most popular of 2016? And the winner is - ‘What is a Fund?’, part of our back to basics series designed to help new investors understand the investing world. And that’s it from the Morningstar podcast for 2016. It has been our pleasure to provide you all with news, views and education on personal investing this year. From everyone here at Morningstar UK, have a Merry Christmas and a very happy new year. We look forward to seeing you in 2017! Subscribe to our podcast on itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/morningstar-uk/id965873075?mt=2 http://www.morningstar.co.uk

AK90s continues it's look back at the summer of 1996, and Euro 96 by delving into the knock-out stages of the tournament. Ash Rose is joined once again by freelance football writer Richard Buxton, football guru Rob Gallagher and Media 73's nostalgia loving Graham Large. The boys talk England's ecstasy and agony and they reflect on the merits of the eventual winners. Plus former Scotland defender Colin Hendry joins them on the phone. A West Twelve Media and JKR Media production http://www.ak90s.co.uk

AK90s continues it's look back at the summer of 1996, and Euro 96 by delving into the knock-out stages of the tournament. Ash Rose is joined once again by freelance football writer Richard Buxton, football guru Rob Gallagher and Media 73's nostalgia loving Graham Large. The boys talk England's ecstasy and agony and they reflect on the merits of the eventual winners. Plus former Scotland defender Colin Hendry joins them on the phone.

AK90s continues it's look back at the summer of 1996, and Euro 96 by delving into the knock-out stages of the tournament. Ash Rose is joined once again by freelance football writer Richard Buxton, football guru Rob Gallagher and Media 73's nostalgia loving Graham Large. The boys talk England's ecstasy and agony and they reflect on the merits of the eventual winners. Plus former Scotland defender Colin Hendry joins them on the phone. A West Twelve Media and JKR Media production http://www.ak90s.co.uk

AK90S get into the Euros spirit by reliving the wonderful summer of 1996 and the tournament that was Euro 96. Ash Rose is joined by regular and freelance football writer Richard Buxton, writer and author Roger Domenghetti and an author who's literally written the book on the tournament Michael Gibbons. The team chat through the build-up and group stages of the tournament and are joined on the phone by Statto himself Angus Longhran

AK90S get into the Euros spirit by reliving the wonderful summer of 1996 and the tournament that was Euro 96. Ash Rose is joined by regular and freelance football writer Richard Buxton, writer and author Roger Domenghetti and an author who's literally written the book on the tournament Michael Gibbons. The team chat through the build-up and group stages of the tournament and are joined on the phone by Statto himself Angus Longhran A West Twelve Media and JKR Media production http://www.ak90s.co.uk

AK90S get into the Euros spirit by reliving the wonderful summer of 1996 and the tournament that was Euro 96. Ash Rose is joined by regular and freelance football writer Richard Buxton, writer and author Roger Domenghetti and an author who's literally written the book on the tournament Michael Gibbons. The team chat through the build-up and group stages of the tournament and are joined on the phone by Statto himself Angus Longhran A West Twelve Media and JKR Media production http://www.ak90s.co.uk

This week we’re focusing on how Brexit, Trump and a Global Recession could affect your portfolio. There are challenges ahead for the global economy but Old Mutual Global Investors' chief executive Richard Buxton feels Brexit is not one of them claiming Britain will not leave the EU. Let’s first hear from him and Senior editor Emma Wall who discussed this topic and the Morningstar investment conference in London.   But what if Brexit does happen? Will UK investors still be able to access their UK domiciled funds in the event Britain leaves the EU? The Investment Association's Guy Sears is up next to dispel the myths.   Global recession fears are unfounded - but markets remain challenging for investors, particularly in Emerging Markets says JP Morgan's Stephanie Flanders up next.   What Happens to Markets if Trump Becomes President? Economic Consultant for Pioneer Investments Robert Wescott says it would be "scary" for the global economy if Donald Trump becomes President of the United States.   Looking more closely at the Japanese economy. We have Gold-rated Japan equities investor Andrew Rose up next who says the yen needs to stabilise in order for the prospect of corporate profits to improve in Japan. Is it time to Hold Cash and Prepare for a Market Crash? The third longest bull market in US equities coupled with "extraordinary" intervention in financial asset markets by central banks spells recession says Sanditon's Chris Rice up next. When Does Market Volatility Matter to Your Investment Portfolio Long-term investors should embrace volatility, says Morningstar Investment Management's Dan Kemp - as it offers opportunities not risk.

AK90s is back and celebrating the 1990s champions in all it's glory! In a jam-packed show, Ash has all the winners covered and is joined by Freelance writer on Merseyside Richard Buxton, Photographer and Man Utd fan Matt Wing, freelance writer and Leeds supporter Vikram Sagnar and talking Blackburn BBC journalist John Harrison. Plus there's former Arsenal midfielder and title winner David Hillier on the phone. A West Twelve Media and JKR Media production http://www.ak90s.co.uk

AK90s is back and celebrating the 1990s champions in all it's glory! In a jam-packed show, Ash has all the winners covered and is joined by Freelance writer on Merseyside Richard Buxton, Photographer and Man Utd fan Matt Wing, freelance writer and Leeds supporter Vikram Sagnar and talking Blackburn BBC journalist John Harrison. Plus there's former Arsenal midfielder and title winner David Hillier on the phone. A West Twelve Media and JKR Media production http://www.ak90s.co.uk

Christopher, Edmund, Marius, and Richard react to each of the 12 Official Cue Award Winners as well as each of the Genius Choice Vote winners. They discuss some of their top choices in each of the categories and don't miss the surprise acceptance speech from Gareth Coker. Episode Highlights 00:00 - Reactive Mix and Intro 04:05 - Overall Reactions to the Cues 10:00 - Best Score: Video Game 20:28 - Best Score: Sci-Fi/Fantasy 29:13 - Best Score: Action 34:33 - Record Label of the Year 40:36 - Best Score: Television 50:09 - Best Score: Animation 58:32 - Best Cue 1:04:00 - Breakout Composer 1:07:35 - Gareth Coker 1:09:00 - Best Score: Drama 1:15:49 - Best Theme 1:20:46 - Outstanding Compoer 1:27:07 - Best Score 1:32:10 - Conclusion Music Selections 00:00 - "Furious 7" (Furious 7) by Brian Tyler 10:17 - "The Stars Our Home" (Starcraft II: Legacy of the Void) by Jason Hayes, Mike Patti, Glenn Stafford, Neal Acree 18:13 - "Entrance to the Capital) (Revelation) by Neal Acree 20:30 - "The Scavenger" (Star Wars: The Force Awakens) by John Williams 29:26 - "A Fight at the Opera" (Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation) by Joe Kraemer 34:41 - "Drum Roll - Sleepy Maggy" (Braveheart 20th Anniv. Ed.) by James Horner 40:57 - "Message from Mother" (Da Vinci's Demons Season 3) by Bear McCreary 50:28 - "Victory" (Gamba) by Benjamin Wallfisch 58:45 - "Jedi Steps and Finale" (Star Wars: The Force Awakens) by John Williams 1:04:03 - "The Trials" (Halo 5: Guardians) by Kazuma Jinnouchi 1:07:33 - "Ori Lost in the Storm" (Ori and the Blind Forest) by Gareth Coker 1:09:09 - "An Offering to Tengger - Chen Save the Last Wolf" (Wolf Totem) by James Horner 1:15:48 - "Rey's Theme" (Star Wars: The Force Awakens) by John Williams 1:20:42 - "3rd Movement" Jupiter Ascending by Michael Giacchino 1:27:03 - "Committment" Jupiter Ascending by Michael Giacchino 1:37:32 - "Light is Green" (Halo 5: Guardians) by Kazuma Jinnouchi Notes: Follow Edmund Meinerts on Twitter. Follow Christopher Coleman on Twitter. Follow Marius Masalar on Twitter. Follow Richard Buxton on Twitter. Support Tracksounds: Special thanks to those composers and labels who took the time to record an acceptance speech for this year's awards. Special thanks to Richard Buxton for helping us to recognize another year of fantastic music from the Far East via The Monkey King Award, to Marius Masalar for his original Cue Awards theme "Cue The Orchestra." and managing the Genius Choice Vote and to Edmund Meinerts and Thomas Midena for helping to organize and tabulate all of the nominees and award winners! Most of the soundtracks mentioned in this episode can be found at Amazon. Your purchases through these links help us to keep on keepin' on! Thank You! Buy Soundtracks at Amazon.com Download the Episode Subscribe and More Info

The 2015 Cue Award winners and the Genius Choice Vote winners are all announced for the first time in this special episode. You'll hear acceptance speeches from many of the winners and excerpts from the winning titles! This year's show differs from those in the past as each winner will be announced without reaction and commentary as a special Cue Awards reaction show will be published separately after. Episode Highlights 00:00 - Introduction 02:01 - How the Cue Awards work 03:48 - Best Score: Video Game 08:18 - Best Score: Sci-Fi/Fantasy 09:30 - Best Score: Action 11:28 - Record Label of the Year 16:20 - Best Score: Television 18:47 - The Monkey King Award 22:30 - Best Score: Animation 25:04 - Best Cue 27:23 - Breakout Composer 31:48 - Best Score: Drama 32:52 - Best Theme 34:42 - Outstanding Compoer 37:10 - Best Score 39:10 - Conclusion Music Selections 00:00 - "Cue The Orchestra" - Cue Awards by Marius Masalar 00:45 - "Cue the Orchestra (Modern)" - Cue Awards by Marius Masalar 02:01 - "Clair de Rules (Hype Mix) by Christopher Coleman 04:26 - "Attack on Korhal" (Starcraft II: Legacy of the Void by Jayson Hayes, Mike Patti, Glenn Stafford, Neal Acree) 04:52 - "The Fall of Shakuras" (Starcraft II: Legacy of the Void by Jayson Hayes, Mike Patti, Glenn Stafford, Neal Acree) 06:27 - "Jade Maple Paddock" (Revelation) by Neal Acree 07:00 - "Main Title" (Revelation) by Neal Acree 08:46 - "Scherzo for Xwings" (Star Wars: The Force Awakens) by John Williams 10:03 - "Finale and Curtain Call" (Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation) by Joe Kraemer 11:47 - "Charge" (Dances with Wolves - 25th Anniv.) by John Barry 12:41 - "Charge [Alternate]" (Dances with Wolves - 25th Anniv.) by John Barry 13:40 - "A Golden Childhood" (Cinderella) by Patrick Doyle 16:47 - "Message from Mother" (Da Vinci's Demons Season 3) by Bear McCreary 18:47 - "The Curtain Rises" (The Curtain Rises) by Yugo Kanno 19:45 - "The State of My Life" (Psycho Pass: The Movie) by Yugo Kanno 20:24 - "Dynamic Color" (Gundam Reconguista in G) by Yugo Kanno 20:51 - "I'm Home Main Theme" (I'm Home) by Yugo Kanno 21:18 - "Destruction Goes On" (Psycho-Pass: The Movie) by Yugo Kanno 21:57 - "I'm Home Main Theme" (I'm Home) by Yugo Kanno 22:57 - "Victory" (Gamba) by Benjamin Wallfisch 24:31 - "Bundle of Joy" (Inside Out) by Michael Giacchino 25:43 - "Jedi Steps and Finale" (Star Wars: The Force Awakens) by John Williams 27:40 - "Halo Canticles" (Halo 5: Guardians) by Kazuma Jinnouchi 28:31 - "Light is Green" (Halo 5: Guardians) by Kazuma Jinnouchi 30:40 - "Light of Nibel" (Ori and the Blind Forest) by Gareth Coker 32:10 - "Leaving for the Country [Main Theme] (Wolf Totem) by James Horner 33:26 - "Rey's Theme" (Star Wars: The Force Awakens) by John Williams 34:59 - "A Story About the Future" (Tomorrowland) by Michael Giacchino 35:54 - "The Frozen Lake" (Wolf Totem) by James Horner 37:38 - "1st Movement" Jupiter Ascending by Michael Giacchino 38:32 - "Jedi Steps and Finale" (Star Wars: The Force Awakens) by John Williams Notes: Follow Christopher Coleman on Twitter. Support Tracksounds: Special thanks to those composers and labels who took the time to record an acceptance speech for this year's awards. Special thanks to Richard Buxton for helping us to recognize another year of fantastic music from the Far East via The Monkey King Award, to Marius Masalar for his original Cue Awards theme "Cue The Orchestra." and managing the Genius Choice Vote and to Edmund Meinerts and Thomas Midena for helping to organize and tabulate all of the nominees and award winners! Most of the soundtracks mentioned in this episode can be found at Amazon. Your purchases through these links help us to keep on keepin' on! Thank You! Buy Soundtracks at Amazon.com Download the Episode Subscribe and More Info

On this weeks 90s nostalgia trip the guys chat through the managers of the decade. Ash Rose is joined by regular voice Joel Young from ITV, Man Utd fan Dominic Hanley and freelance football writer Richard Buxton, as they try and cram in every memorable manager of the 90s in one podcast - it's not easy either. On the phone we have TWO defenders from the decade, in former Birmingham and Coventry hardman Liam Daish and someone who played under 'Arsene Who?' Martin Keown. A West Twelve Media and Burble Media production http://www.ak90s.co.uk

On this weeks 90s nostalgia trip the guys chat through the managers of the decade. Ash Rose is joined by regular voice Joel Young from ITV, Man Utd fan Dominic Hanley and freelance football writer Richard Buxton, as they try and cram in every memorable manager of the 90s in one podcast - it's not easy either. On the phone we have TWO defenders from the decade, in former Birmingham and Coventry hardman Liam Daish and someone who played under 'Arsene Who?' Martin Keown.

On this weeks 90s nostalgia trip the guys chat through the managers of the decade. Ash Rose is joined by regular voice Joel Young from ITV, Man Utd fan Dominic Hanley and freelance football writer Richard Buxton, as they try and cram in every memorable manager of the 90s in one podcast - it's not easy either. On the phone we have TWO defenders from the decade, in former Birmingham and Coventry hardman Liam Daish and someone who played under 'Arsene Who?' Martin Keown. A West Twelve Media and Burble Media production http://www.ak90s.co.uk

This week we talk with Premier League correspondent Richard Buxton to discuss Liverpool and Everton, we discuss YaYa Toure or NO YaYa Toure at City, Big Sam hypnotizing his players at Sunderland to stay out of relegation & more.

Greek myths have always been powerful resources for thinking and feeling: they are ‘good to think with’. We shall illustrate this with the example of Polyphemus, the best known of the one-eyed, anthropophagous, pastoral giants known as the Cyclopes.  

Episode 80 - The 2014 Cue Awards The 7th Cue Awards are finally revealed! Christopher Coleman, Marius Masalar, Edmund Meinerts, Richard Buxton, Thomas Medina, and Steven Sharrat, are joined by award-winning composers and record industry professionals to accept their awards. All eleven award categories are announced as well as the winners of The Genius Choice Vote! Additionally, Richard Buxton's spotlight on scores and composers from Asia returns with The Monkey King Award. Episode Highlights 00:00 — Opening and Welcome to the 2014 Cue Awards 04:08 — How the Cue Awards Work 06:36 — Best Action Score: Cue Award and Genius Choice Award Winner 22:58 — What is The Genius Choice Vote? 23:35 — Best Dramatic Score: Cue Award and The Genius Choice Vote Winner 35:55 — Best Score for Television: Cue Award 38:11 — Best Score - Television: The Genius Choice Winner 45:10 — Best Score - Video Game: Cue Award and Genius Choice Winner 01:03:04 — Best Score - Animation: Cue Award and Genius Choice Award Winner 01:13:37 — Best Cue - Cue Award and Genius Choice Award Winner 01:22:55 — The Monkey King Award 01:26:31 — Record Label of the Year: Cue Award and Genius Choice Award Winner 01:36:06 — Best Theme: Cue Award and Genius Choice Award Winner 01:46:00 — Composer of the Year: Cue Award and Genius Choice Award Winner 01:50:05 — Best Overall Score: Cue Award and Genius Choice Award Winner 01:57:43 — Wrap Up and Spotlight Titles from 2014 02:11:14 — Credits and Thanks Music Selections 00:01 — Cue the Orchestra by Marius Masalar 06:59 — Sun Wukong, The Monkey King (The Monkey King) by Christopher Young 11:35 — Niu Wo Wang, the Buffalo Demon King (The Monkey King) by Christopher Young 23:59 — Main Title (The Field of Lost Shoes) by Frederik Wiedmann 32:09 — The Imitation Game (The Imitation Game) by Alexandre Desplat 36:17 — Main Theme (Gunshi Kanbee) by Yugo Kano 38:34 — Main Theme (Game of Thrones) by Ramin Djawadi 45:50 — The Seeding (Civ. Beyond Earth) by Michael Curran, Geoff Knorr, Grant Kirkhope, Griffin Cohen 47:06 — Planetfall (Civ. Beyond Earth) by Michael Curran, Geoff Knorr, Grant Kirkhope, Griffin Cohen 47:46 — The Signal (Civ. Beyond Earth) by Michael Curran, Geoff Knorr, Grant Kirkhope, Griffin Cohen 51:49 — Planetfall Ambient Late 2 (Civ. Beyond Earth) by Michael Curran, Geoff Knorr, Grant Kirkhope, Griffin Cohen 54:49 — Xeno Titan (Civ. Beyond Earth) by Michael Curran, Geoff Knorr, Grant Kirkhope, Griffin Cohen 01:03:33 — Dragon Racing (How To Train Your Dragon 2) by John Powell 01:14:06 — The Future of Mankind (Civ. Beyond Earth) by Geoff Knorr 01:17:38 — Flying With Mother (How To Train Your Dragon 2) by John Powell 01:17:38 — Naoki Sato Suite - Arranged by Richard Buxton 01:17:38 — Son of Batman (Son of Batman) by Frederik Wiedmann 01:36:35 — A New Beginning (Civ. Beyond Earth) by Geoff Knorr 01:40:18 — Maleficent Flies (Maleficent) by James Newton Howard 01:46:24 — Opening Titles (Monuments Men) by Alexandre Desplat 01:50:43 — Two New Alphas (How To Train Your Dragon 2) by John Powell 01:50:43 — Should I know You? (How To Train Your Dragon 2) by John Powell Notes: Special thanks to: Albert Tello (Costa Communications), Laura Engel (Kraft/Engel), Maria Klienmann (Walt Disney Music), Dan Berry (Gorfaine Schwartz Agency) Support Tracksounds: You can purchase Marius Masalar's original piece "Cue The Orchestra" on Bandcamp! Most of the soundtracks mentioned in this episode can be found at Amazon. Your purchases through these links help us to keep on keepin' on! Thank You! Buy Soundtracks at Amazon.com Download the Episode Subscribe and More Info

Episode 79 - Oscar Best Score Nominations Yes. The Oscar nominations have been public for a while, but it takes time for these things to settle in. The crew assemble (virtually) to discuss each of the five nominees in the BEST SCORE category for the 87th Annual Academy Awards. We give our predictions as to who we think will win and also who we'd like to see win. We also share some responses from Twitter and Facebook on the topic. Also in this episode WHYBLT? is back and Edmund Meinerts gets his chance to lay down his thoughts on Shore's Battle of the Five Armies score and our discussion in ep. 78. Episode Highlights 00:00 — "Olflactenal Nominations" 00:39 — Intro and welcome 02:04 — WHYBLT? 24:48 — Re-Battle of the Five Armies with Edmund 39:30 — Oscar Best Score Nominations Intro 41:09 — The Grand Budapest Hotel by Alexandre Desplat 49:09 — The Imitation Game by Alexandre Desplat 53:38 — Interstellar by Hans Zimmer 68:20 — Mr. Turner by Gary Yershon 81:09 — The Theory of Everything by Johan Johannsson 90:51 — How to find and follow us 92:12 — Listeners Twitter/Facebook responses: Who will win? Who do you want to win? 95:44 — The Final Quesitons: Who will win? Who do you want to win? 24:48 — Re-Battle of the Five Armies with Edmund 39:30 — Oscar Best Score Nominations Intro 41:09 — The Grand Budapest Hotel by Alexandre Desplat 49:09 — The Imitation Game by Alexandre Desplat Music Selections 00:00 — "Clippers Discoteque Break" (Pan Am - The Sound of the 70s) by Yoshinori Sunahara 02:17 — "1st Movement" (Jupiter Ascending) by Michael Giacchino 03:36 — "Save This World" (Phantasy Star Universe) by Hideaki Kobayashi 06:38 — "2002 FIFA World Cup Official Anthem" by Vangelis 08:37 — "Big Hero 6" (Big Hero 6) by Henry Jackman 18:00 — "Roman Fanfare" (Coliseum) by Marc Timon Barcelo 19:22 — "Sands of the Coliseum" (Coliseum) by Marc Timon Barcelo 23:03 — "Ecstasy of Gold" (The Book of Life) by Gustavo Santaolalla 38:07 — "The Return Journey" (The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies) by Howard Shore 39:03 — "The Darkest Hour" (The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies) by Howard Shore 41:12 — "Mr. Moustafa" (The Grand Budapest Hotel) by Alexander Desplat 49:10 — "The Imitation Game" (The Imitation Game) by Alexander Desplat 53:39 — "First Step" (Interstellar) by Hans Zimmer 81:12 — "Cambridge, 1963" by Johan Johannsson 92:23 — "M. Ivan" (The Grand Budapest Hotel) by Alexander Desplat 95:44 — "Where We're Going" (Interstellar) by Hans Zimmer 105:35 — "Moonshine (Traditional)" (The Grand Budapest Hotel) arranged by Alexander Desplat Notes: The Video Game Music Database (http://vgmdb.net/) Blizzard "Overwatch" Announcement trailer: http://youtu.be/UXCNNDHboho Support Tracksounds: Most of the soundtracks mentioned in this episode can be found at Amazon. Your purchases through these links help us to keep on keepin' on! Thank You! Buy Soundtracks at Amazon.com Download the Episode Subscribe and More Info

Episode 78 - The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies Author Doug Adams (The Music of the Lord of the Rings Films) joins Christopher Coleman and Marius Masalar to break down Howard Shore's score for the final Hobbit installment: The Battle of the Five Armies. Richard Buxton joins in for our first WHYBLT (What Have You Been Listening To) segment of 2015 and we also take a few twitter questions for Doug Adams about The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings scores. Episode Highlights 00:30 — Introduction and "What Have You Been Listening To?" 22:39 — Battle of the Five Armies - movie discussion 33:25 — Battle of the Five Armies - movie discussion (spoilers) 45:08 — Battle of the Five Armies - music in context (spoliers) 50:27 — The Hobbit versus The Lord of the Rings 63:09 — Twitter question - "Will there be a Complete Recordings of The Hobbit?" 66:29 — "Unexpected Unresolution" 76:48 — Twitter questions: LOTR re-recordings? The Music of the Hobbit Films book? 84:02 — The Hobbit on vinyl - digital versus physical releases 94:03 — The legacy of the six films and the six scores Music Selections 00:02 — Sons of Durin (The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies) by Howard Shore 12:46 — The Seeding (Civilization: Beyond Earth) by Jeff Knorr 16:37 — Bathfime (The Homesman) by Marco Beltrami 17:51 — Into The Starscape (The Last Starfighter) by Craig Safan 22:13 — Battle for the Mountain (The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies) by Howard Shore 44:39 — The Darkest Hour (The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies) by Howard Shore 49:08 — Sons of Durin (The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies) by Howard Shore 56:01 — The Ruins of Dale (The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies) by Howard Shore 60:21 — Feast of Starlight (The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug) by Howard Shore 102:30 — There and Back Again (The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies) by Howard Shore Notes: Follow Doug Adams on Twitter (@DougAdamsMusic) Support Tracksounds: Most of the soundtracks mentioned in this episode can be found at Amazon. Your purchases through these links help us to keep on keepin' on! Thank You! Buy Soundtracks at Amazon.com Download the Episode Subscribe and More Info

Episode 77 - The Music of Marvel Phase 3 - Part 2 For part 2 of of this Marvel Phase 3 discussion, Kristen Romanelli (Film Score Monthly), David Kociemba, Wendell Jones (Sideshow Sound Radio) finish out with Christopher Coleman and Richard Buxton on Captain Marvel, Inhumans and Avengers: Infinity War Parts 1 and 2. Episode Highlights 00:21 — Let's Talk About Phase 3 ... part 2 01:42 — Captain Marvel 24:07 — InHumans 36:44 — Avengers: Infinity War Parts 1 and 2 58:13 — Will Marvel Pull It Off? Music Selections 00:00 — Extremis (Iron Man 3) by Brian Tyler 07:58 — Main Title (The Cape) by Bear McCreary 14:14 — Green Lantern Main Titles (Green Lantern: Animated Series) by Frederick Wiedmann 20:27 - Silver Surfer Theme (Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer) by John Ottman 22:47 - Age of Gods (Illusions) by Thomas Bergersen 25:04 - Outlands (Tron: Legacy) by Daft Punk 31:41 - The Third Man (Battle Royale) by Masamichi Amano 33:25 — Plague, Trinity & Wasp (The Girl With The Dragon Tatoo) by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross 43:48 - Splinter vs. Shredder (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) by Brian Tyler 46:00 - Spyders (Minority Report) by John Williams 49:37 - Following Godzilla (Godzilla) by Alexandre Desplat 53:54 - Entrance to Cave (Tarzan) by David Newman 70:34 - Battle Finale (Iron Man 3) by Brian Tyler Notes: Follow Kristen Romanelli on Twitter (@kbfornow) Follow Wendell Jones on Twitter (@Sideshowsound) Follow Richard Buxton on Twitter (@monkeybutlerman) Follow Christopher Coleman on Twitter (@ccoleman) Support Tracksounds: Most of the soundtracks mentioned in this episode can be found at Amazon. Your purchases through these links help us to keep on keepin' on! Thank You! Buy Soundtracks at Amazon.com Download the Episode Subscribe and More Info

Episode 76 - The Music of Marvel Phase 3 - Part 1 Kevin Feige recently unveiled the titles for the next massive phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Nine films will comprise Marvel's Phase 3 and will take us through 2019. Christopher and Richard are joined by Kristen Romanelli (Film Score Monthly) David Kociemba (Adjust professor at Emerson College) and Wendell Jones (Sideshow Sound Radio Podcast) to discuss the announcement and who we'd like to see compose the scores for each of the upcoming films. Episode Highlights 00:00 - Marvel Phase 3 Announcement Excerpt 00:37 - Introductions 05:55 - What is Marvel Phase 3? 07:08 - Captain America: Civil War 21:01 - Doctor Strange 31:35 - Guardians of the Galaxy II 46:28 - Thor: Ragnarok 60:30 - Black Panther 72:22 - You've just been "cliffhangered." Music Selections 00:10 - "Marvel Fanfare" (Thor: The Dark World) by Brian Tyler 13:48 - "Lemurian Star" (Captain America: The Winter Soldier) by Henry Jackman 17:05 - "Main Theme" (Captain America: The First Avenger) by Alan Silvestri 19:23 - "Ivan's Metamorphesis" (Iron Man 2) by John Debney 22:40 - "The Lair II" (Batman Returns) by Danny Elfman 25:10 - "The Horror in Canisters" (Sinister) by Christopher Young 26:09 - "Humans" (Daybreakers) by Christopher Gordon 28:08 - "Evacuation" (I Am Legend) by James Newton Howard 30:03 - "The Woman in Black" (The Woman in Black) by Marco Beltrami 30:51 - "Don't Say it, Don't Write It, Don't Hear It" (Evid Dead) by Roque Banos 32:15 - "The Lifespring Rhapsody" (Warriors of Virtue) by Don Davis 33:30 - "Guardians United" (Guardians of the Galaxy) by Tyler Bates 41:02 - "The Pod Chase" (Guardians of the Galaxy) by Tyler Bates 48:25 - "That is the Target" (The Incredible Hulk) by Craig Armstrong 49:12 - "Storm" (Elizabeth - The Golden Age) by Craig Armstrong 52:34 - "Driving with the Top Down" (Iron Man) by Ramin Djawadi 53:20 - "Merchant of Death" (Iron Man) by Ramin Djawadi 58:27 - "Humans Are Predators" (Twilight) by Carter Burwell 61:25 - "Monkey See, Monkey Coup" (Dawn of the Planet of the Apes) by Michael Giacchino 62:40 - "Main Titles" (Pillars of the Earth) by Trevor Jones 65:00 - "Hercules and Hebe" (The Legend of Hercules) by Tuomas Kantelinen 69:04 - "April 1945" (Fury) by Steven Price 72:05 - "I Am Iron Man" (Iron Man 2) by John Debney 73:35 - "Battle of Vanaheim" (Thor: The Dark World) by Brian Tyler Notes: Follow Kristen Romanelli on Twitter (@kbfornow) Follow Wendell Jones on Twitter (@Sideshowsound) Follow Richard Buxton on Twitter (@monkeybutlerman) Follow Christopher Coleman on Twitter (@ccoleman) Support Tracksounds: Most of the soundtracks mentioned in this episode can be found at Amazon. Your purchases through these links help us to keep on keepin' on! Thank You! Buy Soundtracks at Amazon.com Download the Episode Subscribe and More Info

Ep. 74 - Summer Catch Up The Soundcast crew reconvenes with guest, Kristen Romanelli (Film Score Monthly), to get caught up on the first half of the Summer of 2014 big movies and big move scores: The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Godzilla, X-Men: Days of Future Past and Edge of Tomorrow. Episode Highlights 00:00 - Summer Catch-Up Mix 00:55 - Welcome to the Summer 08:10 - Feelings about the first-half of the Summer 13:22 - The Amazing Spider-Man 2 25:00 - Godzilla 44:30 - X-Men: Days of Future Past 60:39 - Maleficent 72:45 - Edge of Tomorrow 86:17 - What's left of the Summer 96:00 - Find and Follow Music Selections 00:00 - "There He Is" (The Amazing Spider-Man 2) by Hans Zimmer 00:25 - "I'm Spider-Man" (The Amazing Spider-Man 2) by Hans Zimmer 13:45 - "I'm Electro" (The Amazing Spider-Man 2) by Hans Zimmer 20:27 - "The Electro Suite" (The Amazing Spider-Man 2) by Hans Zimmer 25:01 - "Godzilla!" (Godzilla) by Alexandre Desplat 29:57 - "Golden Gate Chaos" (Godzilla) by Alexandre Desplat 44:08 - "The Future (Main Titles)" (X-Men: Days of Future Past) by John Ottman 45:01 - "Hope" (X-Men: Days of Future Past) by John Ottman 46:15 - "Time" (Inception) by Hans Zimmer 46:58 - "Hope" (X-Men: Days of Future Past) by John Ottman 47:37 - "Time in a Bottle" (X-Men: Days of Future Past) by John Croce 56:26 - "Time's Up (Orig. Version)" (X-Men: Days of Future Past) by John Ottman 58:54 - "Time's Up (Film Version)" (X-Men: Days of Future Past) by John Ottman 60:40 - "Maleficent Suite" (Maleficent) by James Newton Howard 66:38 - "Maleficent is Captured" (Maleficent) by James Newton Howard 72:54 - "Angel of Verdun" (Edge of Tomorrow) by Christophe Beck 98:47 - "The Queen of Faerieland" (Maleficent) by James Newton Howard Notes: Follow Kristen Romanelli on Twitter - @kbfornow Support Tracksounds: Most of the soundtracks mentioned in this episode can be found at Amazon. Your purchases through these links help us to keep on keepin' on! Thank You! Buy Soundtracks at Amazon.com Download the Episode Subscribe and More Info

Episode 72 - 2013 Cue Awards Show The Tracksounds team unveil the winners of this year's awards! In addition, the winners of the Genius Choice Vote (votes cast by Soundcast listeners and Tracksounds visitors) are also revealed! Once again Marius Masalar gives his special award, The Marius, recognizing excellence in composition in the Indie-video-game world and Richard Buxton awards "The Monkey King Award" to the outstanding composer of the year from the Far East. Celebrate some of 2013's best in soundtracks with the Tracksounds team and with special composer guests from around the world to accept their awards! Episode Highlights 00:00 - Welcome to the 2013 Cue Awards 02:36 - How The Cue Awards Work (Edmund Meinerts) 04:12 - "Cue The Orchestra" by Marius Masalar available at Bandcamp 06:11 - Cue Award Winner - Record Label of the Year 16:00 - Genius Choice Vote Winner - Record Label of the Year 16:25 - Cue Award Winner - Surprise of the Year 22:01 - Genius Choice Vote Winner - Surprise of the Year 25:20 - Cue Award Winner - Best Cue 30:40 - Genius Choice Vote Winner - Best Cue 32:15 - What is the Genius Choice Vote (Marius Masalar) 32:54 - Cue Award Winner - Best Dramatic Score 37:57 - Genius Choice Vote Winner - Best Dramatic Score 41:10 - Cue Award Winner - Best Action Score 46:43 - Genius Choice Vote Winner - Best Action Score 52:29 - Cue Award Winner - Best Animated Score 59:44 - Genius Choice Vote Winner - Best Animated Score 61:49 - The Monkey King Award (Richard Buxton) 64:52 - Cue Award Winner - Breakout Composer of the Year 73:33 - Genius Choice Vote Winner - Breakout Composer of the Year 77:20 - Cue Award Winner - Best Sci-fi/Fantasy Score 81:34 - Genius Choice Vote Winner - Best Sci-fi/Fantasy Score 81:57 - Cue Award Winner - Best Television Score 87:33 - Genius Choice Vote Winner - Best Television Score 93:30 - The Marius Award (Marius Masalar) 96:32 - Cue Award Winner - Best Video Game Score 102:52 - Genius Choice Vote Winner - Best Video Game Score 110:59 - Cue Award Winner - Best Overall Score 120:09 - Genius Choice Vote Winner - Best Overall Score 128:16 - Cue Award Winner - Composer of the Year 131:50 - Genius Choice Vote Winner - Composer of the Year 135:59 - Our final thoughts 142:48 - End Credits and Thank You Music Selections 00:00 - "Cue the Orchestra (2013)" (The Cue Awards) by Marius Masalar 16:50 - "Nilin The Memory Hunter" (Remember Me) by Olivier Deriviere 19:19 - "Nilin The Memory Hunter" (Remember Me) by Olivier Deriviere 22:09 - "Ciary's Theme" (Mortal Instruments: City of Bones) by Atli Ovarsson 30:45 - "The Forest River" (Hobbit/ Smaug) by Howard Shore 33:20 - "Forbidden Love" (Romeo & Juliet) by Abel Korzeniowski 38:03 - "Buchanan Mansion And Daisy Suite" (The Great Gatsby) by Craig Armstrong 42:27 - "Now You See Me" (Now You See Me) by Brian Tyler 47:04 - "Iron Man 3" (Iron Man 3) by Brian Tyler 52:48 - "Planes" (Planes) by Mark Mancina 59:54 - "Elsa and Anna" (Frozen) by Christophe Beck 62:39 - "2013 Joe Hisaishi Suite" (compiled by Richard Buxton) by Joe Hisaishi 65:09 - "Shenzou" (Gravity) by Steven Price 73:45 - "Aletheia's Last Vision" (God of War: Ascension) by Tyler Bates 77:46 - "The Forest River" (Hobbit/ Smaug) by Howard Shore 79:44 - "Smaug (Extended)" (Hobbit/ Smaug) by Howard Shore 82:27 - "Laval the Lion" (Legends of Chima) by Anthony Lledo 87:40 - "Market Day" (Doctor Who: Series 7) by Murray Gold 94:07 - "Go at Thy Fate" (Desktop Dungeons) by Grant Kirkhope 97:00 - "Chase Through Montmartre" (Remember Me) by Olivier Deriviere 103:07 - "Main Theme" (Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag) by Brian Tyler 111:31 - "My Armor Is Iron" (Hobbit/ Smaug) by Howard Shore 114:17 - "Smaug (Extended)" (Hobbit/ Smaug) by Howard Shore 115:40 - "Beyond the Forest" (Hobbit/ Smaug) by Howard Shore 120:19 - "They Are Everywhere" (Doctor Who: Series 7) by Murray Gold 128:34 - "Thor The Dark World" (Thor The Dark World) by Brian Tyler 135:15 - "Marvel Studios Fanfare" (Thor The Dark World) by Brian Tyler Notes: The 2013 Joe Hisaishi Suite is comprised of: "The Falcon" (The Wind Rises) "Flight" (The Tale of Princess Kaguya) "Miraculous Continent Japan" (NHK Shinkai Project: Giant Deep Sea Creatures) "Apple's Trajectory" (Miracle Apples) Support Tracksounds: Most of the soundtracks mentioned in this episode can be found at Amazon. Your purchases through these links help us to keep on keepin' on! Thank You! Buy Soundtracks at Amazon.com Get Marius Masalar's "Cue The Orchestra" at Trackounds.Bandcamp.com

Episode 71 - 2014 Film Music Preview Allison Loring who recently published the article "The 15 Most Anticipated Movie Soundtracks and Scores of 2014" at FilmSchoolRejects.com and Kristen Romanelli (Film Score Monthly) join, Christopher, Marius, Helen, Richard and Edmund to talk about what 2014 potentially holds for the soundtrack-genius. We also get into WHYBLT? for the first time in 2014. Episode Highlights 00:00 - 2014 Preview Mix and Intro 06:30 - WHYBLT? Harwood, Hoffman, Olaf, Monuments, Kanbee, Kantelinen 16:50 - How to contact us 18:12 - 2014 Film Music Preview 94:54 - Where to find out more about 2014 film score releases 95:38 - The wrap up Music Selections 00:00 - "Police Academy Acceptance" (Ride Along) by Christopher Lennertz 00:42 - "Crazy Cody" (Ride Along) by Christopher Lennertz 06:49 - "Toccata Capricciosa, Op. 36 (Rozsa)" (Composing Without the Picture) by Richard Harwood 10:13 - "Whiteout" (Frozen) by Christophe Beck 11:40 - "Opening Titles" (The Monuments Men) by Alexandre Desplat 14:42 - "Hercules and Hebe" (The Legend of Hercules) by Tuomas Kantelinen 17:51 - "Police Academy Acceptance" (Ride Along) by Christopher Lennertz 20:59 - "Title Card" (Robocop) by Pedro Brommfman 26:25 - "The Chimes at Midnight" (The Best Marigold Hotel) by Thomas Newman 43:45 - "On Its Head" (Moneyball) by Mychael Danna 46:37 - "Trailer Music" (The Amazing Spider-Man 2) by Hans Zimmer 60:35 - "Test Drive" (How To Train Your Dragon) by John Powell 62:49 - "Autobots" (Transformers) by Steve Jablonsky 71:45 - "Aletheia's Last Vision" (God of War: Ascension) by Tyler Bates 88:15 - "Following Frankie" (People Like Us) by A.R. Rahman 98:50 - "Police Academy Acceptance" (Ride Along) by Christopher Lennertz 91:44 - ""Beyond the Forest" (TH: The Desloation of Smaug SE) by Howard Shore Support Tracksounds: Most of the soundtracks mentioned in this episode can be found at Amazon. Your purchases through these links help us to keep on keepin' on! Thank You! Buy Soundtracks at Amazon.com Other notes: Read Alisson Loring's "The 15 Most Anticipated Movie Soundtracks and Scores of 2014" Follow Allison Loring on Twitter Follow Kristen Romanelli on Twitter Download the Episode Subscribe and More Info

Episode 66 - 2013 Fall/Winter Movie Score Preview Erik Woods (Cinematic Sound Radio) and Kristen Romanelli (Film Score Monthly) continue their guest-visit to take a peek into the upcoming film scores of 2013. Find out who's tired of Howard Shore's Lord of the Rings-style music, who's not all that excited about the potential in John Williams score for The Book Theif (or Star Wars 7) and find out who thinks Gravity could be this year's Social Network. Episode Highlights 00:00 - "Rain May Fall/ Winds May Blow" Mix (feat. Fast Five by Brian Tyler) 01:05 - Intro and Welcome ... back 04:16 - Fall/Winter Preview: Romeo and Juliet, Gravity, 47 Ronin 17:00 - Fall/Winter Preview: Desolation of Smaug, 12 Years a Slave, Enders Game 30:44 - Fall/Winter Preview: Thor: The Dark World, Jack Ryan, A Long Walk to Freedom 39:27 - Fall/Winter Preview: Frozen, Captain Phillips, The Hunger Games, Rush 47:30 - Fall/Winter Preview: The Book Thief, Adore, Yurusarezaru mono, 58:37 - Fall/Winter Preview: Snowpiercer, Agents of SHIELD, Saving Mr. Banks 65:22 - The Wrap Up 69:56 - "Rain May Fall/ Winds May Blow" Mix - Reprise Music Selections 00:01 - "Now You See Me (Spellbound Remix)" Now Your See Me by Brian Tyler 03:30 - "Adore" (Adore) by Christopher Gordon 05:06 - "Six Hours" (W.E.) by Abel Korzeniowski 17:06 - "Axe and Sword" (The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey) by Howard Shore 23:22 - "Time" (Inception) by Hans Zimmer 25:32 - "Let Us Quest" (Your Highness) by Steve Jablonsky 30:52 - "Terra Nova Theme" (Terra Nova) by Brian Tyler 36:12 - "Thunderstorm" (Indochine) by Patrick Doyle 39:33 - "Dyslexia" (Percy Jackson/ Lightning Thief) by Christophe Beck 42:00 - "Michelle's House" (Stop Loss) by John Powell 43:10 - "Katniss Afoot" (The Hunger Games) by Marco Beltrami 49:02 - "Remembering Willie" (Lincoln) by John Williams 44:10 - "Main Title" (Red 2) by Alan Silvestri 49:23 - "Pacific Rim" (Pacific Rim) by Ramin Djawadi 56:04 - "Adore" (Adore) by Christopher Gordon 56:45 - "In Loneliness" (Red Cliff) by Taro Iwashiro 57:25 - "Morning of Beginning" (Ni No Kuni) by Joe Hisaishi 58:40 - "This is the Beginning" (Snowpiercer) by Marco Beltrami 59:45 - "Human Target Theme" (Human Target) by Bear McCreary 63:58 - "Amen" (The Help) by Thomas Newman 67:25 - "Fast Five" (Fast Five) by Brian Tyler Support Tracksounds: Most of the soundtracks mentioned in this episode can be found at Amazon. Your purchases through these links help us to keep on keepin' on! Thank You! Buy Soundtracks at Amazon.com Other notes: Erik Woods on Twitter Kristen Romanelli on Twitter Download the Episode Subscribe and More Info

Episode 64 - "Happy Birthday, James Horner" In celebration of composer James Horner's birthday (8/14), Tim Burden (Movie Magic) and Doug Adams (Music of The Lord of the Rings) join the full crew to discuss the prolific composer's works: the good, the overrated, and the underrated. Also, catch up on what the Tracksounds team has been listening to of late! Episode Highlights 01:40 - Welcome 04:25 - WHYBLT? Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters, Once Upon a Time, Demolition Man 09:00 - WHYBLT? Summer in February, The Conjuring, Missouri Breaks, Christopher Gunning 13:24 - WHYBLT? Attack on Titan, Planes, Elysium 21:25 - WHYBLT? The Great Gatsby, The 25th Reich 30:03 - Happy Birthday, James Horner (guest Doug Adams) 33:02 - The first James Horner Score that caught our ears 40:13 - The Overrated 56:25 - The Underratted 75:34 - The Great Horner Controversy 96:51 - Top recommended scores from James Horner 103:50 - What will James Horner's Legacy Be? 112:34 - Wrap up and contact Music Selections 00:00 - James Horner Mix (Apollo 13, A Beautiful Mind, Star Trek 2, Titanic, The Rocketeer) 04:32 - "Main titles" (Percy Jackson Sea of Monsters) by Andrew Lockington 09:07 - "Lamona" (Summer in February) by Benjamin Wallfisch 13:30 - "XL-TT" (Attack on Titan) by Hiroyuki Sawano 16:32 - "Planes" (Planes) by Mark Mancina 18:42 - "Fire and Water" (Elysium) by Ryan Amon 21:30 - "Hotel Sayre" (The Great Gatsby) by Craig Armstrong 24:52 - "Opening" (The 25th Reich) by Ricky Edwards 26:00 - "The 25th Reich March" (The 25th Reich) by Ricky Edwards 29:30 - "Sons of Scotland" (Braveheart) by James Horner 33:26 - "Main Titles" (The Rocketeer) by James Horner 34:16 - "The Ludlows" (Legends of the Fall) by James Horner 35:16 - "A Call to Arms" (Glory) by James Horner 36:22 - "Climbing Up Iknimaya - The Path to Heaven" (Avatar) by James Horner 34:46 - "Casper's Lullaby" (Casper) by James Horner 38:53 - "End Titles" (Star Trek 2: Wrath of Kahn) by James Horner 40:33 - "Climbing Up Iknimaya - The Path to Heaven" (Avatar) by James Horner 45:50 - "Southampton" (Titanic) by James Horner 51:12 - "Futile Escape" (Aliens) by James Horner 57:55 - "End Credits" (The Land Before Time) by James Horner 62:20 - "Main Titles" (Sneakers) by James Horner 66:14 - "Remember" (Troy) by James Horner 69:14 - " A Return to the Caspian, And to the Iran of Old" (House of Sand and Fog) by James Horner 72:58 - "Coming Home from the Sea" (The Perfect Storm) by James Horner 73:25 - "Lookout Point/ End Credits" (A Man Without a Face) by James Horner 74:14 - "Main Title" (All The King's Men) by James Horner 97:54 - "Main Titles" (The Rocketeer) by James Horner 99:36 - "The Wedding" (Deep Impact) by James Horner 100:08 - "Closing Credits" (A Beautiful Mind) by James Horner 102:36 - "Epilogue - End Credits" (Searching for Bobby Fischer) by James Horner 114:35 - "Titanic Suite" (Titanic And Other Film Scores by James Horner) Varese Sarabande Other notes: Tim J. Burden Twitter.com/timjburden Doug Adams Twitter.com/dougadamsmusic Support Tracksounds: Most of the James Horners soundtracks mentioned in this episode can be found here: The James Horner Store at Amazon.com Download the Episode Subscribe and More Info

Episode 60 - 2013 Year in Preview (Feature Film) Erik Woods (Cinematic Sound Radio) joins Christopher, Marius, Richard and Edmund for our final edition of the 2013 Year in Preview series. For this final installment, they tackle the rest of 2013's announced feature films and their respective scores. The fellows sidetrack on to Hans Zimmer versus Trevor Morris' use of synths and symphonic orchestra, just how good/bad Ramin Djawadi's score for Iron Man is and Romeo "Versus" Juliet? Episode Highlights 00:00 "I don't need a microphone, I can use my staff!" 01:15 Welcome back 02:57 A wizard is never out of touch...(Contact Us) 06:33 Jan.- Escape from Tomorrow, Gangster Squad, The GrandMaster, Momma 09:32 Feb. - Side Effects, A Good Day to Die Hard 11:16 March - Emporer, Jack/Giant Slayer, Oz, G.I. Joe, 14:36 Trevor Morris versus Hans Zimmer and the use of synths 24:43 April - Evil Dead, 42, Oblivion, Pain & Gain, Star Trek Into Darkness, Fast/Furious 6 32:12 May - Iron Man 3, The Great Gatsby 33:47 What did Djawadi do? 45:49 June - After Earth, Man of Steel, World War Z, White House Down 58:52 July - The Lone Rangers, Pacific Rim, The Wolverine 63:53 August - 300: Rise of an Empire, Two Guns, Elysium, Percy Jackson 2, Kick Ass 2 74:14 Sept. - Riddick, Unforgiven, Rush, The Tomb 76:20 Oct. - Gravity, Old Boy, Captain Phillips, Winter's Tale, Romea & Juliet 83:03 Nov. - Ender's Game, Thor 2, Lone Survivor, The Hunger Games 2, 86:36 Dec. - The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, Mobster: Call of the New Order, 47 Ronin, Jack Ryan, Grace of Monaco 94:27 2013 Year in Preview: No release date - Snowpiecer, Zulu, Killing Season 104:24 "Oh! I've forgotten me fireworks!" Music Selections 00:31 "Old Friends (Extended)" - (The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey - SE) by Howard Shore 01:01 "Can You Dig It (Iron Man 3 Main Titles)" (Iron Man 3) by Brian Tyler 14:39 "The Full Package Snowy Car Talk" (Olympus Has Fallen) by Trevor Morris 17:00 "The Gladiator Waltz" (More Music from Gladiator) by Hans Zimmer 23:57 "Arishkage" (G.I. Joe Retaliation) by Henry Jackman 28:14 "StarWaves" (Oblivion) by Anthony Gonzales, Joseph Trapanese 32:20 "Iron Man 3" (Iron Man 3) by Brian Tyler 36:57 "Driving with the Top Down" (Iron Man) by Ramin Djawadi 40:17 "Star Trek" (Star Trek) by Michael Giacchino 44:46 "Fast Five" (Fast Five) by Brian Tyler 52:28 "Weightlifting" (Unbreakable) by James Newton Howard 58:57 "Rango Retruns" (Rango) by Hans Zimmer 63:58 "Returns a King" (300) by Tyler Bates 67:36 "Prelude" - (Percy Jackson and Sea of Monsters) by Andrew Lockington 81:46 "Young Diana's Future - A Future That Could Have Been" (Life Before Her Eyes) by James Horner 83:48 "To Jotunheim" (Thor: The Dark World) by Patrick Doyle 85:50 "Horn of Plenty (Panem_s National Anthem)" (The Hunger Games) by James Newton Howard 86:42 "A Good Omen" (The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug) by Howard Shore 92:07 "Bright Eyes Escapes" (Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes) by Patrick Doyle 100:39 "A World Without End" (Priest) by Christopher Young Additional Notes: Listen to Cinematic Sound Radio Follow: Erik Woods (@cinsoundradio) Download the Episode Subscribe and More Info

Episode 59 - 2013 Year in Preview (Animation) Morgan Stradling and Chelsea Robson (The Rotoscopers) hosts of The Animation Addicts podcast, join in to look ahead at 2013's original score offerings in the world of animation! They talk everything from Studio Ghibli releases to Blue Sky to Dreamworks and Disney/Pixar. You'll also find a full dose of #WHYBLT which includes X-Men, Stoker and ... Sparkle? Episode Highlights 00:00 Afro-cisco, we love them. 00:28 Welcome and Intros: The Rotoscopers 09:04 WHYBLT. The Adventures of Tin Tin and John Williams "sameness?" 15:28 WHYBLT, Sparkle, The Princess and the Frog 19:01 WHYBLT, Dead Space 3, Stoker, Oz: The Great and Powerful 27:36 WHYBLT, The Call, Bitrip Runner 2, God of War: Ascension, X-Men: First Class 26:27 WHYBLT, Christopher? Company of Heroes (Frederick Wiedmann) 34:52 2013 Year in Preview: Studio Ghibli 34:38 2013 Year in Preview: Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2, Smurfs 2, Dogakobo 47:05 2013 Year in Preview: Epic, Stardriver, Despicable Me 2 54:58 2013 Year in Preview: The Croods, Turbo 67:44 2013 Year in Preview: Frozen, Planes 76:23 2013 Year in Preview: Monsters University 79:40 2013 better than 2012? 84:36 Wrapping it up Music Selections 00:09 "Agnes - The Unicorn Song" Despicable Me by Pharrell 09:26 "The Adventures of Tintin" (The Adventures of Tintin) by John Williams 09:37 "Jack and Isabelle" (Jack the Giant Slayer)) by John Ottman 16:49 "Fairy Tale-Going Home" (The Princess and the Frog) by Randy Newman 19:09 "200 Years Ago On An Icy Planet" (Dead Space 3) by James Hannigan 21:35 "Oz The Great and Powerful" (Oz The Great and Powerful) by Danny Elfman 31:45 "Frankenstein's Monster" (X-Men First Class) by Henry Jackman 33:40 "Smash and Grab" (The Croods) by Alan Silvestri 41:33 "Swallow Falls" (Cloud with a Chance of Meatballs) by Mark Mothersbaugh 51:08 "Despicable Me" (Despicable Me) by Pharrell 69:57 "Paperman" (Paperman) by Christophe Beck 85:30 "Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows" (Cloudy/Meatballs) by Leslie Gore 87:02 "Polkadot Afro Circus (Remix)" (Madagascar 3) Additional Notes: The Rotoscopers Official Website Subscribe toThe Animation Addicts (Podcast) Follow: The Rotoscopers (@therotoscopers) Download the Episode Subscribe and More Info

Episode 58 - 2013 Year in Preview (Video Games) Sophia Tong, Editor-in-Chief at GamesRadar, and host of SoundRadar, joins Christopher, Marius, Richard and Edmund to take a look at what video game scores the year of 2013 has in store for us. They discuss some of the many upcoming indie-games on the horizon as well as the big, AAA, games...including those that have released unseasonably early. Everyone shares "What They Have Been Listening To" as well as sidetracking on the latest Humble Bundle release and the first preview of M83 and Joseph Trapanese's score for Oblivion. Episode Highlights 00:00 Fifty FPS Forest (Scoreman Retro-Remix) 00:30 Welcome and Intros 08:11 WHYBLT. Marius? Sim City, Jack the Giant Slayer 16:22 WHYBLT, Edmund? Warm Bodies 17:49 WHYBLT, Richard? Shadow of the Colossus, Deus Ex: Human Revolution (again) 20:22 WHYBLT,Sophia? Ni No Kuni, Tomb Raider, Sim City 26:27 WHYBLT, Christopher? Company of Heroes (Frederick Wiedmann) 30:11 SIDETRACK: The New Humble Bundle 34:38 2013 Year in Preview: Indie Game Scores 46:29 2013 Year in Preview: AAA Game Scores 96:18 Will 2013 be better than 2012? Music Selections 00:09 " Fifty FPS Forest" (Fastfall: Dustforce) by Lifeformed 07:44 "03 Building the Foundation" (SimCity) by Chris Tilton 09:37 "Jack and Isabelle" (Jack the Giant Slayer)) by John Ottman 19:37 "Icarus" (Deus Ex: Human Revolution) by Michael McCann 20:35 "Morning of Beginning" (Ni No Kuni) by Joe Hisaishi 22:27 "Infiltrating the Bunker"(Tomb Raider) by Jason Graves 45:35 "Dune Storm" (Catacomb Snatch) by C418 47:31 "Virtual Reality (High)" (Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance) by Jamie Christopherson 50:00 "200 Years Ago On An Icy Planet" (Dead Space 3) by James Hannigan 52:15 "Main Theme" (Aliens: Colonial Marines) by Kevin Riepl 59:38 "Restless" (Gear of War 3) by Steve Jablonsky 62:25 "Arrival" (Battle LA) by Brian Tyler 64:44 "Bioshock Main Theme" (Bioshock) by Garry Schymann 73:39 "Suite from Star Trek" (Star Trek) by Michael Giacchino 81:20 "Conviction Main Theme" (Splinter Cell: Conviction) by Michael Nielsen, Kaveh Cohen 82:55 "Main Theme" (Assassins Creed III) by Lorne Balfe 86:16 "Besieged Village" (Castlevania: Lord of Shadows) by Oscar Araujo 93:37 "Arrival" (Halo 3) by Marty O'Donnell, Michael Salvatori 100:30 "Retreat" (Aliens: Colonial Marines) by Kevin Riepl Additional Notes: Visit GamesRadar Subscribe to SoundRadar Follows Sophia Tong (@sophiatong) Download the Episode Subscribe and More Info

Episode 56 - 2012 Cue Awards Show 2012 CUE AWARDS! The Tracksounds team reveal the official winners and welcome a handful of notable guests who join us live to accept their awards. The first ever winners of "The Marius" and "The Monkey King" awards are also unveiled. Please make your way down the red-carpet as the lights are dimming and the show is about to begin... Episode Highlights 00:37 Introduction to the 2012 Cue Awards 05:47 What is the Genius Choice Vote? 07:08 Record Label of the Year 08:55 Best Original Score for Television 11:12 Best Dramatic Score 23:40 Best Action Score 32:20 Breakout Composer of the Year 35:33 Best Cue 40:17 Special Award: The Monkey King AWard 45:19 Best Animated Score 47:17 Best Video Game Score 62:10 Most Memorable Theme 70:54 Special Award - The Marius 74:30 Surprise of the Year 79:49 Best Overall Score 85:48 Composer of the Year 99:29 Thank You's Galore Music Selections 00:00 "Cue the Orchestra" (Theme of the Cue Awards) by Marius Masalar 09:30 "Priceless" (Priceless) by Naoki Sato 11:44 "Pi's Lullaby" (Life of Pi) by Mychael Danna 24:08 "Who's Up For An Adventure_" (Journey 2: The Mysterious Island) by Andrew Lockington 27:49 "Lizard Chase" (Journey 2: The Mysterious Island) by Andrew Lockington 32:46 "Apotheosis"(Journey) by Austin wintory 36:11 "Mysterious Island Main Titles" (Journey 2: The Mysterious Island) by Andrew Lockington 42:47 "Naoki Sato Suite" (Compiled by Richard Buxton) by Naoki Sato 45:43 "Main Titles" (Frankenweenie) by Danny Elfman 47:59 "Heart of Pandaria" (WOW: Mists of Pandaria) by Brower, Acree, Soule, Cardon, Guidotti 62:54 "Mysterious Island Main Titles" (Journey 2: The Mysterious Island) by Andrew Lockington 71:30 "Indy Game Suite" (Compiled by Marius Masalar) by Various 75:02 "A Forest Adventure" (Metsan Tarina) by Panu Aaltio 80:30 "Who's Up For An Adventure_" (Journey 2: The Mysterious Island) by Andrew Lockington 82:39 "The Treehouse" (Journey 2: The Mysterious Island) by Andrew Lockington 90:00 "Cue the Orchestra" (Theme of the Cue Awards) by Marius Masalar Additional Notes: The Official Cue Awards Tumblr Download the Episode Subscribe and More Info

Episode 55: 2012 Cue Award Nominees 2012 CUE AWARD NOMINATION SHOW. New Tracksounds reviewer, Thomas Midena joins Christoper, Marius, Richard and Edmund to proudly announce the official Cue Award Nominees for 2012. Every nominee from all 12 award categories is revealed. Episode Highlights: 00:38 Welcome back to the Cue Awards 04:23 Surprise of the Year Nominees 14:36 Most Memorable Theme Nominees 30:36 Breakout Composer of the Year Nominees 38:48 Best Dramatic Score Nominees 54:41 Best Action Score Nominees 69:17 Best Animated Score 74:52 Best Score for TV Nominees 79:32 Best Score for Video Game Nominees 93:12 Best Record Label Nominees 96:06 Composer of the Year Nominees 102:31 Best Cue Nominees 108:20 Best Overall Score Nominees 112:15 Special Awards: The Marius, The Monkey King 115:06 What's next? Music Selections: 00:00 "Cue the Orchestra" (Theme of the Cue Awards) by Marius Masalar 05:00 "Requiem" (Halo 4) by Neil Davidge and 07:54 "The Treehouse" (Journey 2: The Mysterious Island) by Andrew Lockington 09:01 "Main Titles" (There Be Dragons) by Robert Folk 09:34 "Main Title" (Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning) by Grant Kirkhope 11:44 "A Forest Adventure"(Metsän Tarina) by Panu Aaltio 15:50 "Main Title - Young Peter" (The Amazing Spider-Man) by James Horner 18:20 "Cloud Atlas Finale" (Cloud Atlas) by Tykwer, Klimek, Heil 23:15 "The Right of Challenge" (John Carter) by Michael Giacchino 26:32 "Misty Mountains" (The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey) by Howard Shore 39:24 "Entre La Luz Y El Pecado" (For Greater Glory) by James Horner 42:35 "Overture" (Anna Karenina) by Dario Marianelli 44:26 "The Impossible Main Title" (The Impossible) by Fernando Velasquez 46:42 "The People's House" (Lincoln) by John Williams 50:55 "Pi's Lullaby" (Life of Pi) by Mychael Danna 54:35 "Battle for Madrid"(There Be Dragons) by Robert Folk 55:09 "Rise" (The Dark Knight Rises) by Hans Zimmer 60:05 "Barcelona"(Haywire) by David Holmes 62:26 "Lizard Chase" (Journey 2: The Mysterious Island) by Andrew Lockington 66:40 "The Fight for Helium" (John Carter) by Michael Giacchino 67:59 "Going In" (Prometheus) by Marc Streitenfeld, Harry Gregson-Williams 70:29 "Ted, Audrey And The Trees" (The Lorax) by John Powell 71:49 "Main Titles" (Frankenweenie) by Danny Elfman 72:25 "Wreck-It Ralph" (Wreck-It Ralph) by Henry Jackman 73:43 "In Her Heart" (Brave) by Patrick Doyle 80:15 "Homeworld (Starhawk) by Christopher Lennertz 81:23 "Heart of Pandaria"(WOW: Mists of Panderia) by Brower, Acree, Soule, Cardon, Guidotti 82:19 "Journey Theme" (Journey) by Austin Wintory 87:56 "I Will Watch Over The Ones Who Live On" (Mass Effect 3) by Dikiciyan, Velasco, Hulick, Lennertz, Mansell 91:01 "Cider Time" (Fastfall-Dustforce) by Lifeformed 91:59 "The Makers Theme" (Darksiders II) by Jesper Kyd 104:45 "Out of the Frying Pan" (The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey) by Howard Shore 105:54 "Portrait Mr. Boogie" (Sinister) by Christopher Young 106:01 "Cue the Orchestra" (Theme of the Cue Awards) by Marius Masalar Additional Notes: The Official Cue Awards Tumblr Download the Episode Subscribe and More Info

Episode #54 - The Hobbit: A Game of Themes Author Doug Adams returns to the SoundCast to talk about Howard Shore's score for part one of THE HOBBIT trilogy. Find out which Tracksounds staffer has yet to see the film, how the presentation format of the film effected our experience, how the score caused some headscratching, and how this whole thing is just a huge "game of themes." Episode Highlights 00:00 Blunt the Opening and Doug Adams Intro 05:46 What we were expecting from this film 19:58 General reactions and comparing to Lord of the Rings 11:45 Reacting to the film and it's music (spoilers) 31:21 Headscratching: Reacting to the score 49:56 A Game of Themes? 78:50 Wrapping it up Music Selections 00:00 "Blunt the Knives" (The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey SE) by Howard Shore 00:40 "The Adventure Begins" (The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey SE) by Howard Shore 05:23 "The World is Ahead" (The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey SE) by Howard Shore 19:25 "Warg-Scouts" (The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey SE) by Howard Shore 31:04 "A Thunder Battle" (The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey SE) by Howard Shore 50:40 "The Crack of Doom"(LOTR: The Fellowship of the Ring) by Howard Shore 57:41 "Out of the Frying-Pan" (The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey SE) by Howard Shore 59:40 "The Breaking of the Fellowship" (LOTR: The Fellowship of the Ring) by Howard Shore 72:47 "02_Old Friends (Extended)" (The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey SE) by Howard Shore 76:58 "Radagast the Brown (Extended)" (The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey SE) by Howard Shore 83:29 "Dreaming of Bag End" (The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey SE) by Howard Shore Download the episode here Subscribe and more info here

Everton manager David Moyes has transformed the club in his 10-plus years in charge. Progress has been constant under the Scotsman's leadership, and Everton now has its sights set on a top-four finish. NESN.com's soccer editor Marcus Kwesi O'Mard is joined by two guests -- Dan Bloom of Sirius XM Radio and freelance journalist Richard Buxton -- to examine Moyes' magic, Everton's successful start to the 2012-13 and its prospects for the second half of the season.

Episode 53 - Skyfall: The Bond Identity Chris, Marius, Edmund and Richard dive into the latest Bond-Film, SKYFALL. What Have You Been Listening To is back including some ind-epth talk about Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 and Skyworld (Two Steps from Hell) Episode Highlights 00:00 The Bond Identity Opening 04:04 WHYBLT? Frankenweenie, Black Ops II, Assassins Creed III 11:39 WHYBLT? The Sweeney, Skyworld 18:40 Sidetrack: Two Steps from Hell Concert in 2013 22:23 WHYBLT? More Black Ops II, Adam's Lament, The Four Seaons Recomposed 29:31 SKYFALL: The Movie (no spoilers) 36:36 SKYFALL: The Movie (spoiler talk) 64:53 SKYFALL: The Music as heard in the film 74:20 SKYFALL: The Music on the soundtrack 91:04 SKYFALL: What about Mr. Jacques? Oscar Worthy? Final thoughts. Music Selections 00:00 "Breadcrumbs" (Skyfall) by Thomas Newman 04:18 "Main Titles " (Frankenweenie) by Danny Elfman 06:19 "Theme from Call of Duty Black Ops II" (Call of Duty: Black Ops II) by Trent Reznor 09:33 "Main Theme" (Assassin's Creed III) by Lorne Balfe 11:40 "Trafalgar Square " (The Sweeney) by Lorne Balfe 13:27 "All Is Hell That Ends Well" (Skyworld) by Two Steps from Hell 16:26 "Winterspell" (Skyworld) by Two Steps from Hell 26:52 "Spring 1 - Spring 1" (The Four Seasons Recomposed) by Max Richter 29:14 "Komodo Dragon" (Skyfall) by Thomas Newman 41:09 "Skyfall" (Skyfall) by Thomas Newman 58:54 "Severine" (Skyfall) by Thomas Newman 64:33 "Jellyfish" (Skyfall) by Thomas Newman 69:12 "Breadcrumbs" (Skyfall) by Thomas Newman 70:48 "Grand Bazaar, Instanbul" (Skyfall) by Thomas Newman 82:40 "New Digs" (Skyfall) by Thomas Newman 86:53 "Jellyfish" (Skyfall) by Thomas Newman 87:46 "She's Mine " (Skyfall) by Thomas Newman 88:18 "Severine" (Skyfall) by Thomas Newman Download the episode here Subscribe and more info here

Bonus Episode - "Spider-Man: Amazing or Not?" Christopher, Marius, Edmund and Richard dive headlong into the realm of the webslinger as they talk about THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN by James Horner. They sort out the movie's overall strengths and weaknesses before dealing with Horner's original score and also refresh the conversation on Danny Elfman and Christopher Young's preceding scores for the Sam Raimi trilogy. Episode Highlights 00:00 "Who are you?" 00:36 Intro and Welcome 03:11 The Amazing Spider-Man movie - general reaction 13:00 The Amazing Spider-Man movie - spoiler talk 27:10 The Amazing Spider-Man score as heard in film 34:10 The Amazing Spider-Man score on its own 49:05 Spider-Man music of old Music Selections 05:36 "Oscorp Tower" (The Amazing Spider-Man) by James Horner 25:48 "Lizard at School!" (The Amazing Spider-Man) by James Horner 37:35 "Playing Basketball" (The Amazing Spider-Man) by James Horner 38:45 "Becoming Spider-Man" (The Amazing Spider-Man) by James Horner 39:32 "Becoming Spider-Man" (The Amazing Spider-Man) by James Horner 51:32 "Main Title" (Spider-Man) by Danny Elfman 61:00 "Promises - Spider-Man End Titles" (The Amazing Spider-Man) by James Horner Download the episode here Subscribe and more info here

Ep. 48 - "I STILL Know What Your Scored This Summer!" 2012 Summer Preview. Michael Coleman (Soundworks Collection) and Erik Woods (Cinematic Sound) join us to peer into this Summer's offerings of films and film scores. We also talk about Ridley Scott's comments regarding a BLADE RUNNER sequel, La La Land Records release of STARHAWK (Christopher Lennertz) and SORCERY (Mark Mancina), and what Dobly Atmos might hold for our ears in the near future. Episode Highlights 00:00 Summertime 2012 00:27 Intro and Welcome 03:13 SIDETRACKS: BLADE RUNNER SEQUEL. Really? And who should score it? 10:07 SIDETRACKS: La La Land Records release of STARHAWK and SCORCERY 14:12 SIDETRACKS: Dolby Atmos 22:56 WHYBLT: Erik's big list of faves. 28:38 WHYBLT: Mirror's Edge, Lost Planet, Mobile Suit Gundam 32:30 WHYBLT: Moonrise Kingdom, Men in Black 3, Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Princess Mononoke 43:38 2012 Summer Preview! 85:44 Soundtracking: Tomahawk; Subscriptions versus Purchasing 89:20 Soundtracking: Bandcamp, CDBaby, Reverbnation, used CDs, emusic, amazon Music Selections 00:00 "Summer" by Vivaldi 00:06 "Summertime" by Will Smith 03:22 "Blade Runner (End Titles)" (Blade Runner) by Vangelis 09:03 "Plague, Trinity & Wasp" (The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo) by A. Ross, T. Reznor 10:08 "Hawk Battle" (Starhawk) by Christopher Lennertz 12:51 "Sorcery" (Sorcery) by Mark Mancina 22:34 "Mona Lisa Overdrive" (The Matrix Reloaded) by Don Davis 25:50 "Death and Transfiguration" (Hancock) by John Powell 27:43 "Still Alive" (Mirror's Edge) perf. Lisa Mikovsky 30:50 "Main Theme" (Lost Planet) by Jamie Christopherson 34:52 "Road to Jaipur" (Best Exotic Marigold Hotel) by Thomas Newman 35:45 "The Journey To The West" (Princess Mononoke) by Joe Hisaishi 49:25 "Flow Like Water" (The Last Airbender) by James Newton Howard 54:45 "A Planet" (Prometheus) by Marc Streitenfeld 64:54 "We Are Here" (Horton Hears a Who) by John Powell 65:55 "Like a Dog Chasing Cars" (The Dark Knight) by Hans Zimmer 76:33 "Escaping the CIA" (Salt) by James Newton Howard 82:13 "Horton Suite" (Horton Hears a Who) by John Powell 85:30 "Mayhem and Finale" (The Expendables) by Brian Tyler Interested in buying the music you heard here? You can do so and support The SoundCast and purchase these soundtracks through Amazon. BLADE RUNNER THE MATRIX RELOADED THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL MIRROR'S EDGE THE LAST AIRBENDER PRINCESS MONONOKE HORTON HEARS A WHO PROMETHEUS SALT THE DARK KNIGHT THE EXPENDABLES Download the episode here Subscribe and more info here

Ep. 47 - "Streaming Prometheus" & Soundtracking Best Practices Composer Sascha Dikiciyan and Jeremy Meyers (Deeper Context) join the SoundCast crew to react to the "early" release of Marc Streintenfeld and Harry Gregson-Williams' score for PROMETHEUS on iTunes. The episode 0 release of TRON: UPRISING doesn't escape their critical gaze as well. "What Have You Been Listening To?" is back and finally, the crew discusses "SOUNDTRACKING: BEST PRACTICES" and dive into what sites, apps and tools they use to enjoy their soundtracks. Episode Highlights 00:00 Soundcastify 00:44 Intro and Welcome 04:11 SIDETRACKS: STAR TREk: THE MOTION PICTURE Score Supreme! 08:34 SIDETRACKS: Fox releases PROMETHEUS early on iTunes 27:01 SIDETRACKS: TRON: UPRISING Episode 0 "Beck" 34:16 WHYBLT: In Time, Avengers, Diablo III, Indy Game: The Movie 40:17 WHYBLT: The Matrix Trilogy, Men in Black 3, Ed Wood 49:59 WHYBLT: Avalon, Flight of the Navigator, Avengers, Catacomb Snatch 59:22 Soundtracking: Spotify, Grooveshark, Last.FM. Pandora, Rdio, Deezer, SoundCloud 85:44 Soundtracking: Tomahawk; Subscriptions versus Purchasing 89:20 Soundtracking: Bandcamp, CDBaby, Reverbnation, used CDs, emusic, amazon Music Selections 00:00 "Double Rainbow" via Songify by The Gregory Brothers 04:02 "The Enterprise" (Star Trek - The Motion Picture) by Jerry Goldsmith 09:54 "A Planet" (Prometheus) by Marc Streitenfeld 34:53 "Mother Times Out" (In time) by Craig Armstrong 35:53 "New Tristam" (Diablo III) by Russell Brower 39:21 "A Glow You Know" (Indy Game: The Movie) by Jim Guthrie 40:27 "Bow Whisk Orchestra" (The Matrix) by Don Davis 45:37 "Ed Wood" (Ed Wood by Howard Shore 50:11 "Nine Sisters" (Avalon) by Kenji Kawai 51:53 "The Ship Beckons" (Flight of the Navigator by Alan Silvestri 53:46 "Hellicarrier" (The Avengers) by Alan Silvestri 57:40 "Enforcer Brittanica" (Catacomb Snatch) by C418 and Anosou 99:15 "Mummy F--er" (Catacomb Snatch) by C418 and Anosou Support The SoundCast and purchase these soundtracks through Amazon! PROMETHEUS THE AVENGERS IN TIME THE MATRIX (DELUXE EDITION) MEN IN BLACK 3 ED WOOD AVALON Download the episode here Subscribe and more info here

Ep. 46 - "Continudity? - The Avengers!" Alex Billington of Firshowing.net joins us to talk about what everyone else is talking about - THE AVENGERS! But we also dive deep into Alan Silvestri's score. Who loved it? Who hated it? Who might have been a better choice? All of your questions are answered within! Episode Highlights 00:00 The Avengers Montage 00:39 Intro and Welcome 03:15 Listener feedback on Ep. 45 - The Nineties 11:46 WHYBLT? Memory House by Max Richter 17:23 The Avengers Movie Talk 42:57 The Avengers Spoiler Talk 56:56 The Avengers Score Talk Music Selections 00:03 "The Avengers" (The Avengers) by Alan Silvestri 11:40 "November" (Memory House ) by Max Richter 16:14 "Stark Goes Green" (The Avengers) by Alan Silvesri 33:23 "Hal Battles Parallax" (Green Lantern) by James Newton Howard 42:09 "Helicarrier (The Avengers) by Alan Silvestri 55:44 "Performance Issues" (The Avengers) by Alan Silvestri 61:51 "Driving with the Top Down" (Iron Man) by Ramin Djawadi 62:43 "Main Title" (The Incredible Hulk) by Craig Armstrong 62:56 "A New King" (Thor) by Patrick Doyle 63:18 "Captain America" (Captain America: The First Avenger) by Alan Silvestri 74:33 "Main Title Theme" (The Pacific) by Hans Zimmer, Geoff Zanelli, Blake Neeley 91:46 "The Promise" (The Avengers) by Alan Silvestri Support The SoundCast and purchase these soundtracks through Amazon! THE AVENGERS IRON MAN IRON MAN 2 THE INCREDIBLE HULK THOR CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE FIRST AVENGER MEMORY HOUSE by Max Richter Download the episode here Subscribe and more info here

Ep. 45 - "The 90s - Best Decade Ever?" Erik Woods (Cinematic Sound Radio) joins Christopher, Marius, Richard, and Edmund to do a marathon run through the bountiful decade of the Nineties. We dive deep into Austin Wintory's score for JOURNEY and also responde to two emails from you! Episode Highlights 00:00 Nineties Montage 03:52 WHYBLT? Fez, Mirror Mirror, Wrath of the Titans 10:00 WHYBLT? Ghibli, Ghibli, Ghibli 12:00 WHYBLT? Dark Shadows, Journey 21:35 WHYBLT? Star Trek: First Contact LE, Fastfall - Dustforce 25:45 Listener Feedback: Dark Knight Rises 29:58 Listener Feedback: Explaining our love for soundtracks to others 40:16 The Best of the Nineties 106:16 Over-rated Scores from the Nineties Music Selections 08:22 "Wrath of the Titans" (Wrath of the Titans) by Javiere Navarrette 13:10 "Shadows Reprise" (Dark Shadows) by Danny Elfman 14:14 "Apotheosis" (Journey) by Austin Wintory 22:04 "Welcome Aboard'" (ST: First Contact LE) by Jerry Goldsmith 24:30 "Swimming While It Rains" (Fastfall - Dustforce) by Lifeforce 40:17 "Main Title -Trinity Infinity" (The Matrix) by Don Davis 44:28 "Main Titles" (Schindler's List) by John Williams 48:40 "A Gift of a Thistle" (Braveheart) by James Horner 54:01 "Estella's Theme" (Great Expectations) by Patrick Doyle 55:16 "Main Title" (Cuthroat Island) by John Debney 58:30 "Eye of the Storm" (The Iron Giant) by Michael Kamen 73:45 "Ontological Shock" (The Matrix) by Don Davis 80:11 "The Burning Bush" (The Prince of Egypt) by Hans Zimmer 85:13 "Ontological Shock" (The Matrix) by Don Davis 86:16 "The Flag Parade" (SW: The Phantom Menace) by John Williams 89:15 "Augie's Great Municipal Band, End Credits" (SW: The Phantom Menace) by John Williams 94:42 "Hatsue and Ishmael Kiss (Snow Falling on Cedars) by James Newton Howard 109:44"Alabama" (Crimson Tide) by Hans Zimmer 129:03 "Augie's Great Municipal Band, End Credits" (SW: The Phantom Menace) by John Williams Download the episode here Subscribe and more info here

Episode 44 - Girly Titanic Saxophones! It's 100 years since she sank and Jeremy Meyers (Deeper Context) joins Christopher, Helen, and Richard to revisiting James Horner's record breaking score for TITANIC. They also tackle Vangelis' Blade Runner and the use of the saxophone. Episode Highlights 00:15 Welcome and Introduction: Jeremy Meyers 06:30 WHYBLT? Taro Iwashiro...gain 10:30 WHYBLT? Helen's playlist and Doctor Who 12:42 WHYBLT? The legacy of Tron Legacy, Game of Thrones 15:30 WHYBLT? Return to Avatar and Hook, The Hunger Games 27:29 Sidetracks: Blade Runner 39:00 Sidetracks: Saxophones and the Symphony 51:00 Returning to Titanic 20:00 What were the unique challenges you faced? 21:27 How much time did you have to work on this? 23:12 Is there DLC or sequels in the works? 25:50 Did you have a backlog of melodies in wait? 27:36 How does your time in metal bands affect your writing? 28:48 Future work, movies and conclusion * Composer live acceptance speech Music Selections 00:00 "Take Her to Sea, Mr. Murdoch" (Titanic) by James Horner 11:14 "I Am the Doctor in Utah" (Doctor Who Series 6) by Murray Gold 14:08 "Main Titles" (Game of Thrones) by Ramin Djawadi 15:30 "Climbing Up Iknimaya - The Path To Heaven'" (Avatar) by James Horner 17:30 "You Are The Pan" (Hook Limited Edition) by John Williams 21:06 "The Countdown" (The Hunger Games) by James Newton Howard 27:15 "Main Titles" (Blade Runner) by Vangelis 39:07 "Love Theme" (Blade Runner) by Vangelis 50:22 "Distant Memories" (Titanic) by James Horner 58:05 "Rose" (Titanic) by James Horner 59:38 "Hard To Starboard" (Titanic) by James Horner 61:13 "Leaving Port" (Titanic) by James Horner 73:34 "An Ocean Of Memories (Titanic) by James Horner Download the episode here Subscribe and more info here

Episode 43 - 2011 Cue Award Winners! 2011 CUE AWARD SHOW. At long last, the winners are finally revealed and exclusively in this special episode. You won't want to miss our special composer guests who join us to accept their awards on air! Episode Highlights 00:37 Welcome to the 2011 Cue Awards/ How it works. 04:27 Best Score as Heard on Soundtrack * 11:14 Surprise of the Year 12:18 Record Label of the Year 13:16 Best Score for Television * 22:51 Best Score as Heard in Film/Media 24:03 Best Cue as Heard in Film/Media 25:19 Best Cue as Heard on Soundtrack * 31:34 Best Score for Drama * 35:02 Best Score for Animated Film 36:27 Breakout Composer of the Year 38:05 Best Score for Video Game * 43:14 Best Score for Action Film 45:17 Most Memorable Theme 51:08 Composer of the Year 56:07 Final Thoughts * Composer live acceptance speech Music Selections 00:00 "Cue the Orchestra" (2011 Cue Awards) by Marius Masalar 04:54 "A World Without End" (Priest) by Christopher Young 11:45 "Opening Credits" (La Sombra Prohibida: La Herencia Valdemar 2) by Arnau Bataller 13:41 "Time is Moving" (Doctor Who: Series 6) by Murray Gold 23:22 "Ancient China- Story of Shen" (Kung Fu Panda 2) by Hans Zimmer and John Powell 24:34 "To Jotunheim" (Thor) by Patrick Doyle 25:52 "Dance For Me Wallis" (W.E.) by Abel Korzeniowski 31:55 "Charmes Cartier Montage" (W.E.) by Abel Korzeniowski 35:22 "More Cannons!" Kung Fu Panda 2) by Hans Zimmer and John Powell 36:41 "Waltz For Peppy" (The Artist) by Ludovic Bource 38:07 "Titus' Theme" (Warhammer 40k: Space Marine) by Cris Velasco, Sascha Dikiciyan 43:46 "Cthulhu" (La Sombra Prohibida: La Herencia Valdemar 2) by Arnau Bataller 45:52 "First Class" (X-Men: First Class) by Henry Jackman 60:43 "Cue the Orchestra" (2011 Cue Awards) by Marius Masalar Download the episode here Subscribe and more info here

Episode 42 - 2011 Cue Award Nomination Show New Tracksounds reviewer, Edmund Meinerts joins Christopher, Marius, Helen, Tom and Richard to proudly announce the official Cue Award Nominees for 2011. Every nominee from all fourteen award categories are revealed. Not only that, but you also get immediate reaction and discussion to each category. What other award show does that? You can view the nominees and CAST YOUR VOTE for the winners here Episode Highlights 00:00 — Opening Montage and Welcome to Edmund Meinerts 03:45 — Cue Award Categories 05:10 — Suprise of the Year 10:30 — Breakout Composer of the Year 15:16 — Best Cue as Heard on Soundtrack 18:27 — Best Cue as Heard on Film/Media 23:12 — Best Score for Television 28:44 — Best Score for Animated Film 34:03 — Best Score for Video Game 44:03 — Best Score for Action Film 51:31 — Best Score for Dramatic Film 56:05 — Most Memorable Themes 61:13 — Record Label of the Year 66:39 — Best Score as Heard on Soundtrack 74:14 — Best Score as Heard in Film/Media 79:23 — Composer of the Year 87:12 — What happens next? How you can vote in the Cue Awards. Music Selections 00:00 — "The Artist Ouverture" (The Artist) by LUdovic Bource 06:11 — "Valkyrie Run" (Warhammer 40k: Space Marine) by Cris Velasco/ Sascha Dikiciyian 07:01 — "Opening Titles" (La Sombra Prohibida II) by Arnau Bataller 08:01 — "Main Title" (Straw Dogs) by Larry Groupe 09:49 — "Qin Huai Legend I (Falling in Love)" (The Flowers of War) by Chen Qigang 11:50 — "Container Park" (Hanna) by The Chemical Brothers 12:58 — "Happy Pills" (Limitless) by Paul Leonard-Morgan 16:00 — "X-Training" (X-Men: First Class) by Henry Jackman 16:50 — "Cthulhu" (La Sombra Prohibida II) by Arnau Bataller 19:33 — "Main Titles" (Source Code) by Chris Bacon 20:23 — "Ancient China- Story of Shen" (Kung Fu Panda 2) by Zimmer/Powell 21:44 — "To Jotunheim" (Thor) by Patrick Doyle 24:03 — "A Galaxy Divided" (Star Wars: The Clone Wars) by Kevin Kiner 26:50 — "Main Titles" (Camelot) by Mychael and Jeff Danna 29:45 — "Main Titles" (Green Lantern: Emerald Knights) by Christopher Drake 31:28 — "Entering the Cathedral" (El Gran Milagro) by Mark McKenzie 31:52 — "Mars Observers" (Mars Needs Moms) by John Powell 35:14 — "Incident Occurence" (Ni No Kuni) by Joe Hisaishi 36:21 — "Opening Credits" (Deus Ex: Human REvolution) by Michael McCann 38:30 — "Main Menu - And Ever We Fight On" (Killzone 3) by Joris de Man 39:39 — "Sinister Breed" (Crysis 2) by Borislav Slavov and Tilman Sillescu 42:34 — "A Hero's Legacy" (Warhammer 40k: Space Marine) by Cris Velasco/ Sascha 45:06 — "Romanian Wind" (Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows) by Hans Zimmer 48:18 — "The Beginning" (Rise of the Planet of the Apes) by Patrick Doyle 50:27 — "Priest" (Priest) by Christopher Young 52:00 — "Homecoming" (Soul Surfer) by Marco Beltrami 55:13 — "Dartmoor, 1912" (War Horse) by John Williams 57:04 — "George Valentin" (The Artist) by LUdovic Bource 57:44 — "Icarus" (Deus Ex: Human Revolution) by Michael McCann 71:50 — "Dragon Flight" (Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows Pt 2) by Alexandre Desplat 76:54 — "Wandering Jane" (Jane Eyre) by Dario Marianelli 87:34 — "Pretty Peppy" (The Artist) by LUdovic Bource 91:14 — "The Artist Ouverture" (The Artist) by LUdovic Bource Download the episode here Subscribe and more info here

Episode 41 - 2012 Preview (VG) Kindly Finish the Game Rick Damigella (G4TV) joins Christopher and Richard to talk about 2012's most anticipated video game scores. They also sidetrack into to some of the upcoming soundtrack releases from La La Land Records and Jim Guthries' retro-bundle for his indy video game score, Sword and Sworcery. Episode Highlights 00:00 — Game montage and Guest intro 01:55 — WHYBLT? - Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Skyrim, Bastion, Method Music 08:06 — WHYBLT? - The Inanimate World, Ghost in the Shell (Stand-Alone Complex), Soul Calibre V, Tekken 2, 13:50 — WHYBLT? - Black Gold, John Carter, Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, Dawn of the Dragonslayer 22:20 — Planet of the Apes 3-Disc release, and Expanded rel. of A Walk in The Clouds 26:15 — Sword & Sworcery limited release, The Hunger Games tie-in video game composer 32:50 — 2012 Preview - Video Game Soundtracks 14:14 — Composers remorse and Art under constraints 18:54 — Working with Mark Isham 20:00 — Composing for documentaries versus feature film 24:10 — The independent artist, music biz, and SOPA Select Music 00:00 — "The Cave Trolls" (The Best Music) by GeorgeandJonathan 03:00 — "The Proper Story" (Bastion) by Darren Korb 08:10 — "The Color of Eternal Love" (The Inanimate World) by Taro Iwashiro 11:40 — "Ryomaden" (NHK Taiga Drama Ryomaden Original Soundtrack Vol. 1) by Naoki Sato 13:55 — "Main Title - A Desert Truth" (Black Gold) by James Horner 15:24 — "A Thern for the Worse" (John Carter) by Michael Giacchino 16:32 — "Balor" (Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning) by Grant Kirkhope 19:43 — "Paladin's Theme (Search for the Dragon)" (Dawn of the Dragonslayer) by Panu Aaltio 22:44 — "Main Titles" (Planet of the Apes) by Danny Elfman 24:02 — "Main Theme" (A Walk In The Clouds) by Maurice Jarre 26:43 — "The Cloud" (Sword and Sworcery) by Jim Guthrie 34:04 — "Assassins Creed Theme" (Assassin's Creed: Revelations) by Lorne Balfe 37:35 — "Welcome to Rapture" (Bioshock) by Garry Schyman 48:39 — "Main Theme" (Tomb Raider: Legends) by Folmann/ O'Malley 52:03 — "Installation 04" (Halo: Combat Evolved) by O'Donnell/ Salvatori 59:53 — "The Warhawk" (Warhawk) by Christopher Lennertz 61:02 — "Journey Trailer Music" (Journey) by Austin Wintory 63:16 — "Sapiens Closed Area" (Huxley) by Kevin Riepl 66:27 — "Amelia Desert Morning" (Babel) by Gustavo Santaolla 67:08 — "Main Title" (Darksiders) by Velasco/Reagan 74:18 — "A Writer's Dream" (Alan Wake) by Pentri Alanko 78:07 — "Angry Birds - Main Theme" (The Greatest Game Music) by Andrew Skeet Download the episode here Subscribe and more info here

Episode 40 - 2012 Preview: Ears Will Drool Erik Woods of Cinematicsound.net joins the cast to peer into the future and discuss 2012's upcoming film scores! Erik gives a tip on how to enjoy Avatar even more and the crew talks about our first Google Hangout for soundtrack geniuses. Episode Highlights 00:00 — The Way of the Future 00:50 — Welcome and Intro: Erik Wookds (cinematicsound.net) 03:28 — WHYBLT? Taro Iwashiro, Metal Gear Solid, Michael Kamen 08:00 — WHYBLT? Avatar, On the Beach, Pavillion of Women, Lover's Prayer, Signs 15:25 — WHYBLT? The Promise, W.E. 17:33 — WHYBLT? Doctor Who 6, Kingdoms of Amalur, Star Wars: The Old Republic 13:01 — WHYBLT? Haywire, Back to Gaya, Man to Man 24:52 — Sidetrack: "Hanging out on Google Plus" 28:44 — 2012 Film Score Preview 66:37 — How will 2012 compare with 2011? 72:14 — Conclusion Select Music 00:00 — "Main Title-Trinity Infinity" (The Matrix) by Don Davis 00:20 — "Ontological Shock" (The Matrix) by Don Davis 03:43 — "The Operation Called Unanswerableness" (Isoruku) by Taro Iwashiro 08:04 — "Jake's First Flight" (Avatar) by James Horner 12:27 — "Main Titles" (Signs) by James Newton Howard 16:00 — "Six Hours" (W.E.) by Abel Korzeniowski 17:38 — "Apollo 11" (Doctor Who - Series 6) by Murray Gold 18:21 — "Reckoning Main Theme" (Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning) by Grant Kirkhope 20:07 — "Clash Of Destiny" (Star Wars: The Old Republic) by Mark Griskey, et al 30:19 — "A Dark Knight" (The Dark Knight) by Hans Zimmer 36:46 — "Captain America Main Titles" (Captain America: The First Avenger) by Alan Silvestri 43:17 — "Sab Than Pursues The Princess" (John Carter) by Michael Giacchino 47:59 — "Cornered" (Salt) by James Newton Howard 49:12 — "Swallow Falls" (Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs) by Mark Mothersbaugh 51:38 — "Main Titles" (There Be Dragons) by Robert Folk 61:10 — "Saphira's First Flight" (Eragon) by Patrick Doyle 62:00 — "The Expendables" (The Expendables) by Brian Tyler 65:50 — "Opening" (Elizabeth: Golden Age) by Craig Armstrong, A.R. Rahman 74:36 — "Sab Than Pursues The Princess" (John Carter) by Michael Giacchino Download the episode here Subscribe and more info here

Episode 38 - M:I - Shooken It Enough! The crew breaks down MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - GHOST PROTOCOL (the movie and the score) and discuss how it compares to ther previous films. Also, they sidetrack on Shore's music in THE HOBBIT trailer and the Thomas Newman on SKYFALL bomb! Episode Highlights 00:21 — Welcome and Happy New Year 01:52 — WHYBLT? - Little Women, Memories of Murder 03:33 — WHYBLT? - Humble Indie Bundle, Baldur's Gate II 06:30 — WHYBLT? - Hugo, Twilight for Chamber Orchestra 08:56 — WHYBLT? - Halo: Combat Evolved 14:43 — WHYBLT? - The Darkest Hour 17:50 — SideTracks: Shore's music in The Hobbit trailer, prequel/sequel scores 25:20 — SideTracks: Thomas Newman Scoring the next James Bond film, Skyfall 35:36 — Main Discussion: Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol and "pre-yond" 63:47 — Conclusion Select Music 00:00 — "Theme from Mission: Impossible" (Music Inspired by Mission: Impossible) by Larry Mullen/ Adam Clayton 02:10 — "Orchard House (Main Title)" (Little Women) by Thomas Newman 07:14 — "The Chase" (Hugo) by Howard Shore 07:51 — "Bella's Lullaby" (Twilight/ Chamber Orchestra) by Carter Burwell 10:00 — "Installation 04" (Halo: Combat Evolved) by Martin O'Donnell/ Michael Salvatori 14:46 — "Now What_" (The Darkest Hour) by Tyler Bates 18:08 — "Hymn of the Dwarves" (The Hobbit Trailer) by Howard Shore 35:34 — "Light the Fuse" (M:I - Ghost Protocol) by Michael Giacchino 46:48 — "Railcar Rundown" (M:I - Ghost Protocol) by Michael Giacchino 52:23 — "Nyah and Ethan" (Mission: Impossible 2) by Hans Zimmer 56:47 — "Mission- Impossible - Firebird" (Mission: Impossible - My Life in Music) by Lalo Schifrin 63:59 — "Mood India" (M:I - Ghost Protocol) by Michael Giacchino Download the episode here Subscribe and more info here

Episode 35 - Far East Faves with composer Steve Burke Composer Steve Burke (Kameo: Elements of Power) joins and Helen San returns to talk Far East favorites from the last decade. Additionally, Steve talks about writing music and recording soundeffects for the Xbox Live avatar menu, the crew hits on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 VS Battlefield 3, Contagion and, yes, Hanna. Episode Highlights 00:31 — Intros and Welcomes 02:22 — Menus, Avatars, and Burps 10:11 — Fusion Genesis soundtrack in the wild 13:08 — WHYBLT? (What Have You Been Listening To?) 16:20 — WHYBLT? - Modern Warfare 3 VS Battlefield 3 25:33 — WHYBLT? - Uncharted 3 verus its predecessors 30:33 — WHYBLT? - Cliff's Contagion and Hanna's back 39:15 — Main Discussion: Far East Faves by Richard Buxton 65:33 — Conclusion Select Music 00:00 — "Beyond The River" (Red Cliff Part 1) by Taro Iwashiro 01:45 — "AvatarsTheme" (Xbox360_Kinect) by Steve Burke 04:10 — "AvatarsTheme" (Xbox360 NXE Nov2008) by Steve Burke 10:14 — "Shadowrift" (Fusion Genesis) by Steve Burke 13:43 — "Angry Birds Main Theme" (The Greatest Video Game Music) by London Phil. Orchestra 16:22 — "Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 Main Theme" (Modern Warfare 3) by Brian Tyler 17:06 — "Battlefield 3 Main Theme" (Battlefield 3) by Johan Skugge & Jukka Rintamaki 24:23 — "Rum Diary" (The Rum Diary) by Christopher Young 25:43 — "07 - Badlands" (Unchared 3) by Greg Edmonson 29:30 — "Entering the Cathedral" (El Gran Milagro) by Mark McKenzie 30:41 — "They're Calling My Flight" (Contagion) by Cliff Martinez 51:13 — "The Echo Game" (House of Flying Daggers) Shigeru Umebayashi 53:02 — "Night Fight" (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon) by Tan Dun 55:16 — "For The World - Theme Music" (Hero) by Tan Dun 57:08 — "Sayuri's Theme" (Memoirs of a Geisha) by John Williams 59:38 — "Love and Honor 1" (Yoji Yamada and Isao Tomita: Best Selection) by Isao Tomita 62:45 — "初恋抄"(Semishigure/ The Samurai I Loved) by Taro Iwashiro 67:03 — "Twilight Samurai 1" (Yoji Yamada and Isao Tomita: Best Selection) by Isao Tomita Download the episode here Subscribe and more info here

Stephen Euin Cobb (your host) gives his opinion on a variety of future topics. Topics: how popular science fiction movies effect decision making within our civilization; immortality through nanotechnology; movies such as: Blade Runner, Terminator, Minority Report, and Gattica; virtual realities (such as Second Life and World of Warcraft); why human augmentation may be inevitable; the widespread resistance to human augmentation which exists already; the creation of human organs using 3D printers which print with living cells; the de Vinchi surgical machine; the novel Rollback (by Robert J. Sawyer); Life Extension and Age Reversing; measurable loss of function in the various organs of the body; the likely availability of life extension technologies, and the effect they may have on the future of civilization. This is the November 16, 2011 episode of The Future And You. [Running time: 42 minutes]. This interview of Stephen Euin Cobb was recorded using Skype on October 15, 2011, and was conducted by Richard Buxton (a screenwriter and film student in London) as part of Richard's research for his thesis, which concerns the cumulative effect science fiction movies have on civilization. Richard Buxton studied Fine Art at Central St Martins in London, and completed an MA in Production Design for Film & TV at Kingston University. Currently he is working toward a Film Making Degree at SAE Institute London with an emphasis in screenwriting. Part of that work will be his thesis which concerns the effect which science fiction films have had on society. He writes for Tracksounds (a website dedicated to film scores) and has appeared on SoundCast (a podcast of interviews and commentary about film scores). Stephen Euin Cobb is an author, futurist, magazine writer and host of the award-winning podcast The Future And You. He is also a artist, essayist, game designer, transhumanist, and is on the Advisory Board of the Lifeboat Foundation. Three years a columnist and contributing editor for Jim Baen's Universe Magazine, he has also become a regular contributor at Robot Magazine, H+ Magazine, Space and Time Magazine: and has written for Digit, Grim Couture and Port Iris magazines. His novels include: Bones Burnt Black, Plague at Redhook and Skinbrain.  News Item: CBS News reports that Ridding body of old "zombie" cells slows aging process, study shows. Mayo Clinic scientists may have hit upon a way to slow the aging process. The key, they report in a tantalizing new study, is purging the body of senescent cells - old "zombie" cells that no longer work as they should.

Richard Buxton (a screenwriter and film student in London) is our featured guest. Topic: Trends in movies and the movie making industry. Richard Buxton studied Fine Art at Central St Martins in London, and completed an MA in Production Design for Film & TV at Kingston University. Currently he is working toward a Film Making Degree at SAE Institute London with an emphasis in screenwriting. Part of that work will be his thesis which concerns the effect which science fiction films have had on society. He writes for Tracksounds (a website dedicated to film scores) and has appeared on Soundcast (a podcast of interviews and commentary about film scores). Hosted by Stephen Euin Cobb, this is the November 9, 2011 episode of The Future And You. [Running time: 28 minutes]. This is the second half of an interview recorded using Skype on October 15, 2011.   News Items: [1] DARPA plans to put 1,000 3-D printers (rapid fabrication devices) into high schools across the United States as a way to encourage American young people to go into engineering and particularly manufacturing, and to help high schoolers build STEM skills. [2] A Georgia Tech team has received a $3 million grant to explore how bacteria interact on a molecular level to form networks. The research may one day guide the design of nanodevices able to communicate with one another and accomplish tasks at the nanolevel of one billionth of a meter in size, which could lead to future breakthroughs in nanorobotics. [3] Military personal, academics, and diplomats met in Virginia October 25-28 for Unified Quest, a seminar war game to explore the geostrategic environment of the future. “The purpose of this symposium is about plausible strategic landscapes,” said Col. Kevin Felix, director of the Army's Future Warfare Division. “The four working groups were given wide latitude to work towards 2028, and it was about bringing in the right folks.”

Richard Buxton (a screenwriter and film student in London) is our featured guest. Topic: Trends in movies and the movie making industry. Richard Buxton studied Fine Art at Central St Martins in London, and completed an MA in Production Design for Film & TV at Kingston University. Currently he is working toward a Film Making Degree at SAE Institute London with an emphasis in screenwriting. Part of that work will be his thesis which concerns the effect which science fiction films have had on society. Hosted by Stephen Euin Cobb, this is the November 2, 2011 episode of The Future And You. [Running time: 35 minutes]. This is the first half of an interview, which was recorded using Skype on October 15, 2011. News Item: Rocksmith is a new video game which trumps Guitar Hero by teaching the player how to play real music on a real guitar. This game is one more example of a growing assortment of software which harness the accelerated learning environment of video games to allow players to develop skills which can then be used in the world outside the game. Many futurists believe (and your host is one of them) that in the years and decades to come the variety of skills which will be learned in this way will become vast and uncountable.

Ep 33 - Preview of the Autumn Hallows - Part 2 Richard joins Christopher and Marius to talk about their expectations for final films and film scores of 2011. Of course, the WHYBLT (what have you been listening to) segment and SIDETRACKS are back as well. Episode Highlights 00:00 — Opening Montage and Space Marine contest 04:24 — What have we been listening to? 17:43 — Sidetracks: Hunger Games teaser track, NinoKuni, 8 min. Dark Knight prologue 36:12 — Preview of the Autumn Hallows - Part 2 62:10 - Conclusion Music Clips (Select music clips contained in this podcast) 02:40 — "Valkyrie Run" (Space Marine) by Sascha Dikiciyan, Cris Velasco 04:45 — "City of Jerusalem" (Assassins Creed) by Jesper Kyd 09:29 — "Mind Battle: Red Cliff" (Red Cliff Part 1)" by Taro Iwashiro, perf. Alan 10:50 — "The Fire of Life" (Tales of Earthsea) by Tamiya Terashima 14:35 — "Main Title" (Straw Dogs) by Larry Groupe 15:35 — "A Bad Kitty" (Puss in Boots) by Henry Jackman 16:12 — "Luke, I am Your Father" (Severe Clear) by Cliff Martinez 17:43 — "Focus Beam" by Marius Masalar 39:12 — "Discombobulate" (Sherlock Holmes) by Hans Zimmer 41:13 — "Birth of Mumble" (Happy Feet) by John Powell 49:13 — "Theme From Mission- Impossible" (Mission: Impossible) by Danny Elfman 64:28 — "Official Hunger Games Instrumental" Download the episode here Subscribe and more info here

Episode 31: Preview of the Autumn Hallows Part 1 Richard joins Marius, Christopher and Tom to discuss expectations for the upcoming Fall movie and soundtrack season. In part 1, they cover movies being released between October 1 and November 15th. In addition to the "What Have You Been Listening To" segment, the Soundcast debuts a brand new segment called "Sidetracks" where each offers at least one news story related to film, television or game music. Episode Highlights 00:00 — Fall montage and Intro 02:45 — What have you been listening to? 15:35 — NEW Segment - Sidetracks 27:22 — Top films from Summer 2011 48:14 — Top film scores from Summer 2011 17:20 — The original goal for the short film 22:30 — No Deadlines? 24:40 — Twitter and Facebook questions Music Clips (Select music clips contained in this podcast) 04:27 — "They're Calling My Flight" (Contagion) by Cliff Martinez 09:03 — "Opening" (Legend of the Four Gods) by Joe Hisaishi 09:54 — "Wuji (Main Theme)" (The Promise) by Klaus Badelt 11:45 — "Nero" (Archangel) by Two Steps from Hell 12:53 — "Prelude To War" (Space Marine) by Sascha Dikiciyan, Cris Velasco 14:49 — "No Man's Land" (Space Marine) by Sascha Dikiciyan, Cris Velasco 15:35 — "Focus Beam" (for Sidetrack segment) by Marius Masalar 16:48 — "Skyward" (Star Command) by Marius Masalar 27:49 — "Opening Titles" (Modern Warfare 2) by Hans Zimmer, Lorne Balfe 60:00 — "Islands In The Stream" (Islands in the Stream) performed by Dolly Parton, Kenny Rogers Download the episode here Subscribe and more info here

Episode #29 - More of the Rings with Doug Adams Author Doug Adams (The Music of The Lord of the Rings) joins the crew to talk Howard Shore's score for the epic trilogy. In addition, we hit our usual "What We've Been Listening To" segment, and also talk patriotic scores for the US, Canada, and UK. Episode Highlights 00:20 — Introduction and welcome 02:18 — The Music of the Lord of Rings book reactions 12:30 — What have we been listening to? 24:44 — Patriotic/ Americana Scores 34:53 — More Lord of the Rings 43:32 — What's the next best thing to The Lord of Rings music? 61:10 — Anticipating The HObbit Music Clips (Select music clips contained in this podcast) 00:00 — "The Bridge of Khazad Dum" (The Fellowship of the Ring) by Howard Shore 06:25 — "The Bridge of Khazad Dum" (The Fellowship of the Ring) by Howard Shore 15:51 — "Autobots" (Transformers) by Steve Jablonsky 19:49 — "Prologue" (Harry Potter/ Philosophers Stone) by John Williams 23:10 — "Fawkes the Phoenix" (Harry Potter/ Chamber of Secrets) by John Williams 24:05 — "Along for the Ride" (Monte Carlo) by Michael Giacchino 28:24 — "Finale" (The Ice Storm) by Mychael Danna 30:32 — "The Queen" (The Queen) by Alexandre Desplat 33:59 — "Flight from Edoras" (The Return of the King) by Howard Shore 37:05 — "The Lighting of the Beacon" (The Return of the King) by Howard Shore 38:02 — "The Tales That Really Matter" (The Two Towers) by Howard Shore 39:11 — "Minas Tirith" (The Return of the King) by Howard Shore 41:33 — "For Frodo" (The Return of the King) by Howard Shore 44:36 — "Guilty Of Being Innocent Of Being Jack Sparrow" (Pirates/Stranger Tides) by Hans Zimmer 50:57 — "The Empire State Building" (King Kong) by James Newton Howard 53:13 — "Dream is Collapsing" (Inception) by Hans Zimmer 56:02 — "The Blitz, 1940" (The Lion, Witch, Wardrobe) by Harry Gregson-Williams 60:10 — "Bag End" (Fellowship of the Ring) by Howard Shore 66:11 — "The Shire-The Hobbits (Mock-Up)" (Lord of the Rings: Rarities CD) by Howard Shore 73:10 — "The Return Of The King Trailer" (Lord of the Rings: Rarities CD) by Howard Shore Download the episode here Subscribe and more info here

I Know What Your Scored This Summer! Recorded April 21, 2011 Published April 22, 2011 Christopher, Marius, and Richard take a look at and talk about some of the big movie scores coming in the summer of 2011. Episode Highlights 00:48 — Introduction 03:23 — What we have been listening to 12:37 — I Know What Your Scored This Summer Intro 13:51 — Thor 17:33 — Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides 18:30 — Kung Fu Panda 2 28:30 — Super 8 32:49 - Transformers: Dark of the Moon 37:10 - Captain America: The First Avenger 42:33 - Cowboys and Aliens 47:00 - Rise of the Planet of the Apes 51:15 - Green Lantern, X-Men, Tree of Life, Harry Potter: Deathly Hallows Part 2, Cars 2, Priest Music Clips (Select music clips contained in this podcast) 00:00 — "Summer In The City (2003 Remaster)" Lovin' Spoonfuls 03:51 — "The Sea Monster" (Sinbad: Legends of the 7 Seas ) by Harry Gregson-Williams 04:54 — "Container Park" (Hanna) by The Chemical Brothers 06:31 — "Theme from SOCOM 4" (SOCOM 4) by Bear McCreary 07:46 — "Emergence" (The Human Experience) by Thomas Bergersen 09:52 — "Heroic Age" (Heroic Age) by Naoki Sato 11:19 — "Insertion" (Crysis 2) by Hans Zimmer 17:46 — "Up is Down" (Pirate of the Caribbean: At Worlds End) by Hans Zimmer 21:40 — "Hero" (Kung Fu Panda) Hans Zimmer and John Powell 32:18 — "Theme From Cocoon" (Cocoon) by James Horner 33:33 — "Prime" (Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen) by Steve Jablonsky 45:45 — "Call of the Crystal" (Indiana Jones/ Crystal Skull) by John Williams 53:28 — "Snape to Malfoy Manor" (Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 1) by Alexandre Desplat 60:02 — "Summer In The City (2003 Remaster)" Lovin' Spoonfuls Download the episode here Subscribe and more info here

Episode #23 - SoundCast Episode 23: Score of the Worlds with guest: Austin Wintory Recorded March 30, 2011 Published April 1, 2011 Composer Austin Wintory joins the SoundCast crew and talks about his latest projects: MAJID and JOURNEY. Richard Buxton also joins the cast for the first time. They all discuss their favorite Alien invasion film scores, including their thoughts on the most recent entry into this sub-genre, BATTLE: LOS ANGELES by Brian Tyler. Episode Highlights 00:00 — The Aliens Have Arrived! 01:25 — Introductions 10:00 — What we've been listening to 21:55 — Austin Wintory: Majid 31:04 — Austin Wintory: Journey 45:57 — Score of the Worlds - Our Favorite Alien Invasion Film Scores 76:30 — Conclusion Music Clips (Select music clips contained in this podcast) 10:08 — "Aquarius" (Corpernicus' Star) by Abel Korzeniowski 12:56 — "Main Titles" (Black Beauty) by Danny Elfman 13:59 — "Alice's Theme" (Alice in Wonderland) by Danny Elfman 14:37 — "Rampage" (Crysis 2) by Hans Zimmer, Borislav Slavov, Tilman Sillescu 16:38 — "Mars Needs Moms" (Mars Neesds Moms) by John Powell 17:46 — "Main Title" (Monster Mutt) by Chris Walden 21:24 — "Main Title" (Majid) by Austin Wintory 28:33 — "Larbi" (Majid) by Austin Wintory 35:54 — "TGC Journey Theme" (Journey) by Austin Wintory 46:08 — "Main Title and Mountain Visions" (Close Encounters of the Third Kind) by John Williams 48:29 — "End Titles" (Independence Day) by David Arnold 51:26 — "Main Titles" (Signs) by James Newton Howard 53:53 — "Resolution & End Title" (Close Encounters of the Third Kind) by John Williams 57:22 — "Klendathu Drop" (Starship Troopers) by Basil Poledouris 58:44 — "Final Battle" (Skyline" by Matthew Margeson 60:27 — "Battle Los Angeles Hymn" (Battle: Los Angeles) by Brian Tyler 65:10 — "The Drone" (Battle: Los Angeles) by Brian Tyler 77:54 — "Basil By Way of Tommy..." Arranged by Austin Wintory Download the episode here Subscribe and more info here

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the Greek myths from Achilles to Zeus. Are you a touch narcissistic? Do you have the body of an Adonis? Are you willing to undertake Herculean tasks or Promethean ventures? Perhaps you have an Oedipus complex? If you answer to any or perhaps all of these you owe something to the Greek myths, a collection of weird and wonderful stories that, like Penelope’s shroud or the needlework of Arachne, were constantly woven and unpicked across centuries of Greek and Roman civilisation. The myths have a cast of thousands including mighty Zeus, Jason and the Argonauts, wily Odysseus, beautiful Aphrodite and Cerberus, the three-headed dog. They are funny, shocking, quirky and epic and have retained their power and their wisdom from the ancient world to the modern. With Nick Lowe, Senior Lecturer in Classics at Royal Holloway, University of London; Richard Buxton, Professor of Greek Language and Literature at the University of Bristol; Mary Beard, Professor of Classics at Cambridge University

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the Greek myths from Achilles to Zeus. Are you a touch narcissistic? Do you have the body of an Adonis? Are you willing to undertake Herculean tasks or Promethean ventures? Perhaps you have an Oedipus complex? If you answer to any or perhaps all of these you owe something to the Greek myths, a collection of weird and wonderful stories that, like Penelope’s shroud or the needlework of Arachne, were constantly woven and unpicked across centuries of Greek and Roman civilisation. The myths have a cast of thousands including mighty Zeus, Jason and the Argonauts, wily Odysseus, beautiful Aphrodite and Cerberus, the three-headed dog. They are funny, shocking, quirky and epic and have retained their power and their wisdom from the ancient world to the modern. With Nick Lowe, Senior Lecturer in Classics at Royal Holloway, University of London; Richard Buxton, Professor of Greek Language and Literature at the University of Bristol; Mary Beard, Professor of Classics at Cambridge University

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the Greek myths from Achilles to Zeus. Are you a touch narcissistic? Do you have the body of an Adonis? Are you willing to undertake Herculean tasks or Promethean ventures? Perhaps you have an Oedipus complex? If you answer to any or perhaps all of these you owe something to the Greek myths, a collection of weird and wonderful stories that, like Penelope's shroud or the needlework of Arachne, were constantly woven and unpicked across centuries of Greek and Roman civilisation. The myths have a cast of thousands including mighty Zeus, Jason and the Argonauts, wily Odysseus, beautiful Aphrodite and Cerberus, the three-headed dog. They are funny, shocking, quirky and epic and have retained their power and their wisdom from the ancient world to the modern. With Nick Lowe, Senior Lecturer in Classics at Royal Holloway, University of London; Richard Buxton, Professor of Greek Language and Literature at the University of Bristol; Mary Beard, Professor of Classics at Cambridge University