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Register For My FREE Masterclass: https://www.ketobodybuilding.com/registration-2Get Keto Brick: https://www.ketobrick.com/Subscribe to the podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/42cjJssghqD01bdWBxRYEg?si=1XYKmPXmR4eKw2O9gGCEuQGreg Mahler is also a lifetime natural bodybuilder, and can be followed on InstagramIn this episode, Greg and I get real about parenthood, patience, and why toddlers have a talent for testing every ounce of it. We talk about Rigel's latest boundary-pushing phase and the fine line between teaching independence and not losing your mind. Spoiler: there's a lot of grace required.We also cover what's going down with Keto Brick—price changes going live, restocks in the works, and gearing up for Meatstock in Gatlinburg. Plus, we dive into the "sugar diet" trend that's been making the rounds on social media. You know I've got thoughts on that.From discussing grass-finished steaks and the leanest elk meat you've ever seen, to why supporting your local farmers matters way more than eating 3D printed steaks, this one's packed with everything from family life to food philosophy.Oh, and if you want to get in on the next episode, drop a legit topic suggestion in the comments. If we use it, I'll hook you up with a surprise mystery box—bricks, swag, who knows? Let's get those comments rolling!Timestamps & Highlights:Rigel's defiant streak & toddler life lessonsKeto Brick price updates & Meatstock prepThe sugar diet trend: why I'm not buying itReal food > fake food: local sourcing & sustainable choicesWeird foods we've tried (hint: lots of animal parts)Company updates, loyalty programs & big restocks cominghttps://www.instagram.com/ketogreg80/If you enjoy the show, let us know in the comments what you want us to cover next. And hey—maybe, just maybe, Greg will be a man by the next episode.

Register For My FREE Masterclass: https://www.ketobodybuilding.com/registration-2Get Keto Brick: https://www.ketobrick.com/Subscribe to the podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/42cjJssghqD01bdWBxRYEg?si=1XYKmPXmR4eKw2O9gGCEuQGreg Mahler is also a lifetime natural bodybuilder, and can be followed on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/ketogreg80/In this episode of The Work, Greg and I kick things off with a little fashion roast, a solid gym session recap, and then get into the nitty gritty behind the scenes at Keto Brick. We talk about the recent price change, and honestly, the response from y'all has been incredible. So much support. It just reaffirms that our community gets it—we're never going to cut corners on quality just to save a buck.We also talk about sourcing quality meat locally and feeding our families with intention. I helped coordinate a cow share for my men's group and ended up with over 400 pounds of grass-finished beef at just over $8 a pound. It's about more than macros—it's about how we fuel our people.From homemade egg wraps and protein pancakes to craving chaffles and planning a massive post-show barbecue with pork butts and roasted lamb—this one's full of good food and even better conversation. We also share macro breakdowns, talk about smart refeeds after competitions, and give updates on the loyalty program, inventory, and our upcoming free posing seminar on May 24th.At the end of the day, we're here to build something meaningful—rooted in real food, real transparency, and a community that actually gives a damn. Thanks for showing up with us.Timestamps & Highlights:00:00 – Gym talk & peanut butter jelly bricks04:00 – Price change recap & community feedback10:00 – Cow shares, local sourcing, and freezer logistics17:00 – DIY egg wraps, protein pancakes & chaffle memories25:00 – Post-show refeeds done right34:00 – September show barbecue: pork butts & lamb40:00 – Redmond Salt joins the party43:00 – Loyalty program + inventory updates49:00 – Rigel's keto birthday menu (spoiler: “the biggest steak of my life”)

Orion is packed with stars that are much bigger, brighter, and heavier than the Sun. But only one of them is likely to draw hisses from Harry Potter fans: Bellatrix. Its name comes from Latin, and means “female warrior.” The name was applied to one of Harry Potter’s nastiest foes – Bellatrix Lestrange. Regardless of its name, the star itself is impressive. It’s almost eight times the mass of the Sun, so it “burns” its nuclear fuel in a hurry. As a result, the surface of Bellatrix is tens of thousands of degrees hotter than the Sun. Combined with its great size, that makes the star thousands of times brighter than the Sun. Because of its high-speed reactions, Bellatrix won’t live very long. The star is about 25 million years old – just half of one percent the age of the Sun. Yet it will expire in a few million years. It’s probably not massive enough to explode as a supernova. Instead, it will expel its outer layers in a more gentle process. That will leave a small, hot, dense corpse – a feeble ending for a powerful star. Orion is in the west and southwest at nightfall. Look for its three-star belt, parallel to the horizon. The hunter’s brightest stars, Betelgeuse and Rigel, stand above and below the belt. Bellatrix is the next-brightest, to the upper right of the belt. It’s among the brightest stars in the night sky. Script by Damond Benningfield

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Rigel is one of the more impressive stars in our part of the galaxy: It’s the seventh-brightest star in the night sky, it’s many times the size and mass of the Sun, and it’s fated to explode as a supernova. But a closer look shows that Rigel is even more impressive than it seems. It appears to be a system of at least four stars – the one that’s visible to the eye alone, plus three others that are grouped fairly close together. The companions include a binary – two stars locked in a tight orbit around each other – plus a third star that’s farther away. All three companions are three to four times the mass of the Sun. That puts them in the top one percent of all stars in the galaxy. The stars in the binary orbit each other once every 10 days. At the system’s distance of more than 850 light-years, not even the biggest telescopes can see them as individual stars. Instead, astronomers use special instruments to tell them apart. The third star is far enough from the others that it’s easy to see on its own. This triplet of stars is about a quarter of a light-year from the bright star that’s visible to our eyes alone. At that separation, it would take at least 24,000 years for the bright star and the triplets to orbit each other. Rigel is the foot of Orion the hunter. The constellation is low in the eastern sky at nightfall. Look for its three-star belt extending upward from the horizon. Rigel is to the right of the belt. Script by Damond Benningfield

The bright orange star that marks the shoulder of Orion gets most of the attention, but the hunter’s blue-white heel is even brighter. And it faces a similar fate: Both stars will blast themselves to bits. The shoulder is represented by Betelgeuse. The supergiant star has been unpredictable in recent years. It’s grown dramatically fainter and brighter – the result of “puffs” of gas from its surface that are many times the size of the Sun. The heel is marked by Rigel. The star appears to be more than 850 light-years away, although there’s a good bit of wiggle room. The details of its mass, size, and brightness all depend on that number. But the best estimates say that Rigel is about 20 times more massive than the Sun, dozens of times wider, and tens of thousands of times brighter. Rigel’s color tells us that its surface is much hotter than the surface of Betelgeuse. Rigel might once have looked like Betelgeuse does today. But changes in its core caused the star to shrink and get hotter. Sometime in the next couple of million years, the core will die and collapse. Rigel’s outer layers will explode as a supernova. That will seed the space around it with the raw materials for future stars and planets. Rigel is low in the east-southeast at nightfall. It’s to the right of Orion’s three-star belt, which extends upward from the horizon. Rigel is the seventh-brightest star system in the night sky, so you can’t miss it. More about Rigel tomorrow. Script by Damond Benningfield

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We continue with the Short Science Fiction Collection 1 from Librivox. This week we have "Out Around Rigel" by Robert H. Wilson! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Rigel Walshe is an OG Bitcoiner, metalhead, and all-around awesome guy! We were joined by Rigel live at Baltic Honeybadger 2024 in Riga.  Rigel delves into his journey from playing in a metal band to becoming a notable figure in the Bitcoin community. He discusses his experiences with Bitcoin since 2014, his transition into the tech world, and the similarities he's observed between subcultures in metal music and Bitcoin.  The discussion covers the evolution of Bitcoin conferences, the integrity of the Bitcoin community, and the rise of Nostr as a decentralized communication protocol. Join us as we explore the intricacies of Bitcoin culture, the balance between signal and noise in the community, and the philosophical underpinnings of this revolutionary technology. Connect with Rigel:  https://primal.net/p/npub1n0strmeta93fwxkdz5k2nquvpnjtwxcst2jdkspavyzd3g4ch22qjrhlw3 https://x.com/CoinsureNZ   Connect with Us: https://www.bitcoininfinityshow.com/ https://bitcoininfinitystore.com https://primal.net/freedom https://primal.net/knut https://primal.net/luke https://twitter.com/BtcInfinityShow https://twitter.com/knutsvanholm https://twitter.com/lukedewolf Thanks to our sponsors - check out their websites for info: BitBox: https://bitbox.swiss/infinity StampSeed: https://www.stampseed.com/shop/21m-titanium-seed-plate.html Bitcoin Adviser: https://content.thebitcoinadviser.com/freedom ShopInBit: https://shopinbit.com/bitcoininfinity - Use code INFINITY for a €5 discount!    The Bitcoin Infinity Show is a Bitcoin podcast hosted by Knut Svanholm and Luke de Wolf.

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After failing to convince Alibi Jones' Aunt Anita that the supposedly dead alien race known as The Eldred are somehow still around,  Alibi heads to Rigel 4  to visit old family friend Doctor Krishnavurti – Krish – to see what he thinks. Chapter Eight of Alibi Jones, the novel, from The Adventures of Alibi Jones Chronological Omnibus. Listen for free, original, independent audio science fiction on every episode of Glow-in-the-Dark Radio with host, author, and narrator Mike Luoma.  Now available in PRINT – The Ancient World Around Us: Pictures and Descriptions by Mike Luoma – at Amazon. See the “unboxing” video here: https://tinyurl.com/OpenAncient   Our promo this week is for Flash Pulp: https://FlashPulp.com.    Thank You Glow-in-the-Dark Radio Patrons! Become a Patron at https://patreon.com/glowinthedarkradio.  The 44+ Hour Adventures of Alibi Jones Chronological Omnibus Audiobook is available everywhere online. Find links at the top of glowinthedakradio.com and mikeluoma.com.  Free Stuff? Videos? Everything else? Links and details: http://glowinthedarkradio.com and http://mikeluoma.com.   Music by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com). Show theme - "Hitman". Alibi Jones theme - "Mesmerizing Galaxy" Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

In this upcoming issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we start with exciting news: RoboCop is heading back to the small screen! Amazon is reviving the beloved sci-fi franchise with a new television series, executive-produced by James Wan. We also cover the bittersweet news for fans of Warrior: the show, initially canceled after three seasons on Max, had its hopes of a fourth season dashed despite streaming on Netflix. Joe Taslim, who played Li Young, shared heartfelt words about the show's impact and its unfortunate end. We then turn our attention to the DC Universe as Friday Night Lights star Kyle Chandler steps into the role of Green Lantern Hal Jordan in DC and HBO's Lanterns series. According to reports, the live-action series is actively casting and preparing for a January 2025 filming start in Atlanta. Additionally, Netflix has announced a collaboration with Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson for a documentary series on Sean "Diddy" Combs, which will explore recent charges and allegations against the music mogul, including sex trafficking and racketeering. Also, Titanic and Avatar director James Cameron is facing backlash after it was announced that he has joined the board of an artificial intelligence start-up. In our "Coming Soon/Preview" segment, we spotlight trailers from Marvel Studios' Thunderbolts, Sinners, Ballerina, and The Last of Us Season Two teaser. Lastly, in our review segment, Jason gives his thoughts on Netflix's Kaos, Rigel reviews Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, and Shawn reviews Rebel Ridge and Twilight of the Gods. Tune in for all the latest pop culture and entertainment updates!

In this upcoming issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we kick off with the exciting news that Batman is set to make history on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The legendary superhero will be the first comic book character to receive a star, marking the 2,790th star in the Motion Pictures category. DC's president Jim Lee and SVP Anne DePies will attend the ceremony, where Batman will also be awarded a Guinness World Record as the first superhero with a star. We then discuss the highly anticipated crossover between Transformers and G.I. Joe. After Transformers: Rise of the Beasts hinted at the connection, producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura has confirmed that the crossover will be the next live-action movie in the Transformers universe, with Chris Hemsworth leading the cast. We also cover FX's drama Shōgun, which continues its record-breaking streak at the Primetime Emmys with a total of 18 wins, and Lionsgate's partnership with Runway AI for a new model tailored to their vast content portfolio. In our "Coming Soon/Preview" segment, we highlight trailers for Mickey 17, Mr. Crockett, and Devil May Cry. Lastly, in our review segment, Jason shares his thoughts on Netflix's hit film Rebel Ridge, Shawn reviews Rings of Power, and Rigel reviews Kevin Can F... Himself. Tune in for all the latest in pop culture and entertainment news!

In this new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we dive into the latest news, starting with an exciting update on “The Batman Part II” as director Matt Reeves officially reveals new details about the film's plot. We also discuss Camila Mendes stepping down from her role in the Sony reboot of “I Know What You Did Last Summer” due to scheduling conflicts with her lead role in the upcoming “Masters of the Universe” movie, where she'll play Teela. In more casting news, Alison Brie has landed the role of the villainous Evil-Lyn in the same “Masters of the Universe” film from Amazon MGM Studios and Mattel Films. As we look ahead to the September box office, “Beetlejuice 2” is poised to make a magical debut, with projections ranging from $80 million to $110 million in its domestic opening weekend. On the small screen, Netflix has given a straight-to-series order for an animated adaptation of Stephanie Meyer's “Midnight Sun”, and we dive into rumors surrounding the upcoming “Lanterns” series, with names like Matthew McConaughey, Ewan McGregor, and Josh Brolin reportedly in the mix for the role of Hal Jordan. In our "Coming Soon/Preview" segment, we take a look at trailers for “A Minecraft Movie” and “Smile 2”. Finally, in our review segment, Jason gives his thoughts on “Terminator Zero”, while Rigel reviews “Suicide Squad: Isekai” and the video game “Slay The Princess”. Tune in for an action-packed episode filled with the latest updates, previews, and reviews!

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In this upcoming issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we start by paying our respects to former WWE star Sid Eudy, best known as Sycho Sid, who sadly passed away at 63 years old after a battle with cancer. Sid was a powerhouse in the wrestling world throughout the 1990s, with career highlights including WrestleMania main events against legends like Hulk Hogan and The Undertaker. Sid's legacy includes capturing the WWF Championship twice and adding the WCW World Heavyweight Championship and WCW United States Championship to his accolades. The episode will also delve into the latest news, starting with the exciting launch of GameStop Retro stores across the United States, offering a nostalgic trip back to the golden age of gaming with titles for classic consoles like NES, SNES, GameCube, PS1, and many more. We'll discuss the PVOD release of *Borderlands*, which has struggled significantly at the box office, grossing only $25.1 million worldwide against a $120 million budget. Lionsgate is now hoping to recover some of the losses through digital rentals and purchases. Listeners will get an exclusive look at the first footage of *The Thing* from *The Fantastic Four: First Steps*, which has revealed an entirely practical version of the character, sparking excitement among fans. In a thrilling development, Sigourney Weaver has confirmed her role in the upcoming *Mandalorian* movie, where she'll join Mando and Grogu for an epic journey through the galaxy. Weaver shared her excitement about meeting Grogu for the first time, adding even more anticipation for the film. In our "Coming Soon/Preview" segment, we'll give you a sneak peek at trailers from *Sonic The Hedgehog 3*, *Terminator Zero*, and *Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story*. Finally, in the review segment, Ant and Rigel team up to share their thoughts on *Alien: Romulus*. Tune in for an episode filled with tributes, news, and reviews that you won't want to miss!

In the upcoming issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we're excited to welcome guest hosts Shawn Owen, the owner of the popular local food truck business Wicked Waffles, and Marr, The Comic Section's video director. The show begins on a somber note as we pay our condolences to Atsuko Tanaka, the talented voice actress known for her work in Ghost in the Shell and Bayonetta, who has passed away at the age of 61. The discussion then shifts to the Star Wars universe, where new reports suggest that Lucasfilm has decided not to move forward with a second season of The Acolyte, marking it as one of the franchise's most divisive releases. In an unexpected move, Chick-Fil-A is making a bold entry into the entertainment industry, with plans to launch a slate of original content for its own streaming platform. The hosts will explore what this could mean for both the fast-food and entertainment sectors. Fans of The Boys will be interested to hear that writer Garth Ennis is setting his sights on a new major comic adaptation, "Crossed." The hosts will discuss Ennis' recent work on a screenplay for a feature film adaptation of this post-apocalyptic comic, which depicts a grim world devastated by a pandemic that forces its victims to act on their darkest impulses. In other movie news, rumors are swirling that Paul Rudd and Jack Black may be heading to the jungle in a new take on Anaconda at Sony Pictures. While no deal is finalized yet, the hosts will speculate on what this could bring to the table. In the "Coming Soon/Preview" segment, we'll preview trailers from the highly anticipated "Megalopolis," A24's "Y2K," and the intriguing "Secret Level." Finally, in the review segment, Jason and Shawn will share their thoughts on Alien: Romulus, while Rigel will review the comic book The Human Target by Tom King. Tune in to The Comic Section Podcast for an episode packed with heartfelt tributes, industry insights, and exciting reviews!

In the newest issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts will begin by paying their heartfelt condolences to two beloved figures who have recently passed away. First, they will honor Rachael Lillis, the talented voice actor known for bringing multiple Pokémon characters to life in the cartoon series and films, including Misty, Jessie, and Jigglypuff. The hosts will also remember Wallace "Wally" Amos Jr., the founder of Famous Amos cookies, whose impact on the snack industry remains legendary. The episode will then dive into the world of Marvel with a discussion on the highly anticipated Daredevil: Born Again series on Disney+. The hosts will explore how this new series, with Vincent D'Onofrio confirming it, may push the boundaries even further than the original Netflix series, setting new standards for Marvel's storytelling on the small screen. In industry news, the podcast will cover the significant decision by Paramount Global to shut down Paramount Television Studios. Originally intended to revive Paramount Pictures' presence in television production, the closure is part of a broader cost-cutting effort as the company seeks to eliminate $500 million amid ongoing changes in the entertainment industry. The hosts will also discuss the buzz around the upcoming film 'Alien: Romulus,' which is expected to rake in $75 million globally at the box office, showing the enduring popularity of the iconic sci-fi franchise. Another topic will be Tom Cruise's involvement in the Olympics closing ceremony, which drew an impressive 20.8 million viewers, highlighting the star's continued influence in global entertainment. In a more somber segment, the podcast will cover a legal case involving Disney+. The hosts will discuss how Disney is arguing that a man cannot sue the company over the death of his wife due to terms agreed upon in a free trial of the streaming service. The lawsuit, filed by Jeffrey Piccolo, is a wrongful death claim following his wife's severe allergic reaction after dining at a Disney World restaurant in 2023. In the "Coming Soon/Preview" segment, the podcast will give listeners a sneak peek at trailers from upcoming releases, including Kraven The Hunter, Agatha All Along, and Saturday Night. Lastly, in the review segment, Jason and Rigel will share their thoughts on Umbrella Academy Season 4, while all three hosts—Jason, Rigel, and Ant—will review Amazon Prime's Batman: The Caped Crusader. Tune in to The Comic Section Podcast for an episode filled with tributes, industry insights, and the latest reviews from the world of comics and entertainment!

We're celebrating our 700th episode today, and we're so grateful you've been here with us along the way. We'll chat about our crazy busy chaotic life and what we've been up to the past 11 months.     What you'll hear:   Embracing the chaos of our lives, challenges we've faced over the past year (1:07) Surviving the disorder, with no balance in sight (5:34) Feeling overwhelmed with life and guilty for not spending enough quality time with family (7:57) Raising chickens, training our dog Diesel, and planning the future of our homestead (8:31) Frustration with a lack of control over external factors affecting our plans for home improvement, finding gratitude, and being present (13:34) Balancing work and family life, and dedicating time to spend with each other every morning (18:36)   If you loved this episode and our podcast, please take some time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, or drop us a comment below!   

On this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we cover an array of exciting topics and updates. Here's a detailed breakdown: Dragon Ball Rights Dispute 1. Dragon Ball IP Battle: - The Dragon Ball franchise is embroiled in a rights dispute following the unfortunate passing of Akira Toriyama. - The conflict is primarily between Akio Iyoki, the former head of Shuiesha's Dragon Ball Room, a group formed in 2016 to oversee all things Dragon Ball. DC Studios Updates 2. San Diego Comic-Con News: - DC Studios is expected to reveal new details during San Diego Comic-Con despite not appearing in Hall H. - Upcoming HBO series **The Penguin** starring Colin Farrell and animated shows **Harley Quinn** and the spinoff **Kite Man: Hell Yeah!** are set to make an appearance. An insider hints at further news from DC Studios. Warner Bros Discovery and NBA 3. **NBA TV Rights Dispute**: - Warner Bros Discovery has threatened the NBA with “appropriate action” after the league rejected Warner's matching offer for TV rights and opted for Amazon. - This decision could have significant implications for Warner Bros/Discovery content moving forward. Crypt Keeper Statue Theft 4. **Tales from the Crypt Statue**: - A statue of the Crypt Keeper from HBO's *Tales from the Crypt* was stolen from the Mystic Museum in Burbank. - The museum is offering a $500 reward for information leading to the statue's return and asks anyone with information to contact the Burbank Police Department. Coming Soon/Preview Segment 5. **Trailer Previews**: - **Transformers One**: A sneak peek at the new Transformers movie. - **Joker: Folie À Deux**: The latest look at this anticipated sequel. - **A Complete Unknown**: A preview of this intriguing project. Review Segment 6. **Jason's Reviews**: - **Deadpool and Wolverine**: Jason's thoughts on the crossover. - **The Boys Season 4**: His review of the latest season. 7. **Ant's Reviews**: - **Poor Things**: Ant's take on this film. - **Love Lies Bleeding**: Ant's review of this film. 8. **Rigel's Reviews**: - **Star Wars: Acolyte**: Rigel's review of this highly anticipated series. - **Abigail**: Rigel's thoughts on this film. Tune in to catch all the latest news, updates, and reviews on this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast!

On this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we cover a wide range of topics and exciting news. Here's a detailed breakdown of the episode: Condolences 1. **Tributes**: - We begin by paying our respects to Bob Newhart, Shelley Duvall, Richard Simmons, and Shannen Doherty. Emmy Nominations 2. **Emmy Nominations**: - The nominations are out with **Shogun** and **The Bear** leading the way with the most nominations. - Other notable nominations include **X-Men '97**, **Ahsoka**, **Invincible**, and **Avatar: The Last Airbender**. Marvel News 3. **Russo Brothers Return**: - The Russo Brothers are set to make a big return to Marvel as they eye upcoming **Avengers** sequels. The Running Man Remake 4. **Glen Powell's Update**: - **Top Gun: Maverick** star Glen Powell shared a major update regarding Edgar Wright's upcoming remake of Stephen King's dystopian thriller novel **The Running Man**. DC Comics Initiative 5. **DC's New Initiative**: - During a livestream on DC's YouTube page, writers Scott Snyder and Joshua Williamson confirmed the launch of a new publishing initiative titled "All In." Coming Soon/Preview Segment 6. **Trailer Previews**: - **National Anthem**: A sneak peek at this anticipated project. - **Captain America: A Brave New World**: Exciting preview of the next installment in the Captain America series. - **Gladiator 2**: A look at the highly awaited sequel to the classic film. Review Segment 7. **Rigel's Reviews**: - **Video Game: Lies of P**: Rigel gives his thoughts on this new game. - **Film: Pulse**: An in-depth review of this film. Tune in for all the latest news, in-depth discussions, and reviews on this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast!

On this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts cover a variety of news, previews, and reviews from the entertainment world. Here's a detailed breakdown of the episode: Condolences Martin Mull: The episode begins with the hosts paying their respects to actor Martin Mull, known for his roles in "Clue," "Sabrina the Teenage Witch," and "Arrested Development." Mull passed away at the age of 80. News The Sandman Season 2 Casting: Netflix is rounding out the cast for Season 2 of "The Sandman." New additions include: Ruairi O'Connor as Dream's son Orpheus Freddie Fox as Loki Clive Russell as Odin Laurence O'Fuarain as Thor Ann Skelly as Nuala Douglas Booth as Cluracan Jack Gleeson as Puck Indya Moore as Wanda Steve Coogan as Barnabus These characters are from the "Season of Mists" and "Brief Lives" storylines in the comics. Kingdom Come Documentary: A documentary titled "The Legend of Kingdom Come" is set for a fall 2024 release. It charts the creation of the 1996 DC Comics story "Kingdom Come." The documentary, directed by Remsy Atassi and produced by Sal Abbinanti, has launched a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign and debuted its first teaser trailer. Coming Soon/Preview Segment Trailers Previewed: "Longlegs": A new thriller set to intrigue audiences. "Trap": An upcoming suspense film. "Bando Stone & The New World": A new adventure film with an exciting storyline. Review Segment Rigel's Reviews: "Smiling Friends" Season Two: Rigel shares thoughts on the latest season of this animated comedy series. "Delicious in Dungeon": Rigel reviews this unique and engaging fantasy series. Jason's Review: "Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F": Jason provides an in-depth review of the latest installment in the "Beverly Hills Cop" franchise. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for all these discussions and more, including the latest news, trailers, and reviews from the world of entertainment!

On this week's issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts cover a range of news, previews, and reviews from the entertainment world. Here's a detailed breakdown of the episode: Condolences 1. Bill Cobbs: - The episode begins with the hosts paying their respects to actor Bill Cobbs, known for his roles in "The Hudsucker Proxy," "Night at the Museum," and "Air Bud." Cobbs passed away at the age of 90. 2. Sika Anoa'i: - The hosts also pay tribute to Sika Anoa'i, a wrestling legend who was part of The Wild Samoans tag team. Anoa'i passed away on June 25 at the age of 79. News 3. ‘Street Fighter' Movie Release Date: - Sony Pictures has announced that the new "Street Fighter" movie, based on the popular video game franchise, will be released on March 20, 2026. The film had recently parted ways with directors Danny and Michael Philippou. 4. Green Lantern Series on HBO: - HBO has given a straight-to-series order for "Lanterns," based on the Green Lantern characters John Stewart and Hal Jordan from DC Comics. 5. Set Photos of James Gunn's Superman: - Filming for James Gunn's Superman is currently underway in Cleveland, Ohio. Local sightings have revealed David Corenswet as the Man of Steel and Edi Gathegi as Mr. Terrific in full costume. 6. Dr Disrespect Misconduct Allegations: - Turtle Beach has ended its partnership with streamer Guy Beahm, known as Dr Disrespect, following allegations of inappropriate communications with minors, which led to his 2020 Twitch ban. Coming Soon/Preview Segment 7. Trailers Previewed: - Netflix's "The Union": A new action-thriller series. - "Nosferatu": A reimagining of the classic horror tale. - "Batman: Caped Crusader": An upcoming animated series. Review Segment 8. Rigel's Reviews: - "Inside Out 2": Rigel shares thoughts on the sequel to Pixar's beloved animated film. - "Lisa Frankenstein": Rigel reviews this quirky new horror-comedy film. 9. Jason's Review: -"Trigger Warning": Jason gives an in-depth review of this new Netflix thriller. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for all these discussions and more, including the latest news, trailers, and reviews from the world of entertainment!

Robert Sikes is a returning guest on our show! Be sure to check out his first appearances on episode 107, and episode 277 on Boundless Body Radio! I was also fortunate enough to be hoisted on his fantastic podcast, The Keto Savage Podcast, back on June 7, 2021, titled Pivoting, Mindset, and Living a Life Fulfilled. Robert Sikes is a natural ketogenic bodybuilder, podcast host, author and entrepreneur, as well as the CEO and founder of Keto Savage, a health and fitness company that offers coaching, training and nutrition for athletes and bodybuilders. He is also CEO and founder of Keto Brick, a company that produces ketogenic meal replacement bars for efficient nutrition with the highest quality ingredients. Sikes holds first-in-class titles from his bodybuilding competitions in several bodybuilding federations. Robert enjoys life with his wife Crystal, aka The Lady Savage, who we've also hosted on episode 483, and their son Rigel. He is the author of Ketogenic Bodybuilding: A Natural Athlete's Guide to Competitive Savagery, which is the culmination of all he has learned through his bodybuilding endeavors and client coaching practice.Find Robert at-https://www.ketobodybuilding.com/https://ketosavage.com/https://www.ketobrick.com/Ketogenic Bodybuilding: A Natural Athlete's Guide to Competitive SavageryFind Boundless Body at- myboundlessbody.com Book a session with us here!

On this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts cover a variety of exciting topics from the world of entertainment: 1. **HBO's The Last of Us**: - The show will spend multiple seasons adapting Part II of the video game series. Creator Craig Mazin indicates that the adaptation of "The Last of Us Part II" could span up to four seasons, allowing the creative team to thoroughly explore the story. 2. **Beavis and Butt-Head Season 3**: - The beloved animated series will return to Comedy Central in 2025. MTV Entertainment has announced that Mike Judge's "Beavis and Butt-Head" will continue for a third season following the success of the rebooted series and feature film. 3. **Sam Mendes' Beatles Biopics**: - Filmmaker Sam Mendes is working on a series of four interconnected biopics, each focusing on a member of The Beatles. A new report suggests that casting for the Fab Four has been revealed, sparking discussions about who will portray the iconic band members. 4. **Disney and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis**: - After years of tension, Disney and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis are working on a new development agreement. This agreement would see Disney invest up to $17 billion in Florida over the next ten to twenty years, which includes plans for a fifth park at the Orlando resort. 5. **Coming Soon/Preview Segment**: - The hosts preview trailers for several upcoming projects: - **Alien: Romulus**: Featuring special visual effects and animation by ILM. - **Pharrell Williams' Lego Biopic, Piece By Piece**. - **Venom: The Last Dance**. 6. **Review Segment**: - **Jason's Review**: Netflix's "Blood of Zeus Season Two". - **Rigel's Review**: Paramount Plus' Sonic spinoff show, "Knuckles". Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for in-depth discussions, previews, and reviews!

On this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts cover a range of news, previews, and reviews from the world of entertainment: 1. **Condolences to Johnny Wactor**: - The episode begins with paying respects to actor Johnny Wactor from the popular soap opera "General Hospital," who tragically passed away at the young age of 37. Jason, who attended high school with Johnny, shares some heartfelt memories of the actor. Johnny's Go Fundme(https://gofund.me/64b8938f) 2. **Casting News**: - Nicholas Galitzine has been cast to play He-Man in Amazon MGM & Mattel's upcoming "Masters of the Universe" film. The hosts discuss what this means for the film and share their excitement. 3. **Memorial Day Weekend Box Office Reports**: - The low Memorial Day weekend box office numbers are analyzed, particularly focusing on how this has impacted the future sequels of "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga." 4. **Mike Flanagan and The Exorcist**: - Mike Flanagan is confirmed to helm the next Exorcist movie. This news comes after "The Exorcist: Believer" failed to meet expectations upon its release in 2023. The hosts discuss what Flanagan's involvement could mean for the franchise's future. 5. **Coming Soon/Preview Segment**: - The hosts preview trailers for several upcoming projects: - "The Wolfs" starring Brad Pitt and George Clooney - Disney's "Moana 2" - Netflix's "Umbrella Academy: The Final Season" 6. **Review Segment**: - **Jason's Review**: "The Book of Clarence" - **Rigel's Review**: "The 8 Show" - **Ant's Review**: "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga" Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for all these updates, insights, and reviews!

In this week's issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts kick off with a discussion on the highly anticipated rap battle between two of hip hop's biggest superstars, Kendrick Lamar and Drake. They share their thoughts on the event and its impact on the music industry. Next, the hosts delve into the announcement of a new streaming bundle that will bring together Disney+, Hulu, and HBO Max, three major streaming platforms, providing subscribers with a comprehensive entertainment experience. A major announcement follows: the beloved series "The Office" is set to return on the streaming platform Peacock. However, the sequel series will feature an all-new cast of characters in a different profession, while still being set in the same world as the original series. James Gunn's revelation of the first look at David Corenswet's Superman costume for the new Superman film is discussed, generating excitement among fans of the superhero genre. An Apple commercial showcasing the new iPad Pro tablet, which includes a scene of an industrial press crushing various objects, including musical instruments and books, sparks controversy and backlash in Hollywood and creative industries. In casting news, John Malkovich joins Marvel Studios' "The Fantastic Four," while Ralph Ineson lands the role of Galactus, the antagonist in the same film, adding further anticipation to the upcoming Marvel project. In the coming soon/preview segment, the hosts offer glimpses of trailers from "Star Wars: The Acolyte," "The Boys Season 4," and "A Quiet Place Day One," teasing exciting content to come. Finally, in the review segment, Rigel shares his thoughts on "Tales of the Empire" and Kat Williams' Netflix special, "Woke Foke," Jason reviews "Ninja Kamui," and Ant provides their review of DC's "Crisis on Infinite Earths Part 1." Listeners are encouraged to tune in to catch all the latest updates, trailers, and reviews discussed in the episode!

In this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts delve into several noteworthy developments across the entertainment industry. They begin by discussing the news of Sony Pictures and Apollo's joint bid to purchase Paramount Global for $26 billion in cash. This bid emerges as Paramount's board explores a potential merger deal with Skydance Media. Next, the hosts touch upon Jerry Seinfeld's comments about the state of TV comedy, where he criticizes what he perceives as the stifling influence of extreme left-wing ideology and political correctness on the genre. The discussion then shifts to actor Chris Hemsworth's candid reflection on his performance in "Thor: Love and Thunder," where he admits feeling like he became a caricature of himself. Hemsworth expresses a desire to deliver a better Marvel movie experience to audiences in the future. Additionally, Nickelodeon's release of the first trailer for "The Fairly OddParents: A New Wish" is highlighted. The trailer introduces viewers to Hazel Wells, a new character who embarks on a 20-episode journey in Dimmadelphia, encountering familiar pink-and-green-haired neighbors with a secret. Furthermore, the hosts mention the announcement of the next game in the Batman: Arkham series, titled "Batman: Arkham Shadow," set for release in 2024. In the coming soon/preview segment, they provide glimpses of new trailers from Disney's "Mufasa: The Lion King" and "My Adventures with Superman Season Two." Lastly, in the review segment, Jason offers insights into FX's "Shogun," while Rigel shares his thoughts on Amazon Studios' "Fallout" TV show and Star Wars' "The Bad Batch The Final Season." Listeners are encouraged to tune in to catch all the latest updates and reviews discussed in the episode!

In this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts delve into several noteworthy developments in the entertainment world. They kick off the discussion with President Biden's recent signing of a law aimed at banning Chinese-owned TikTok unless it is sold within a year. TikTok has responded by vowing to take legal action against the Biden administration, arguing that the law would infringe upon the free speech rights of millions of Americans. Next, they share exciting news about Leonardo DiCaprio's casting as Frank Sinatra in an upcoming biopic directed by Martin Scorsese, with Jennifer Lawrence set to star opposite him. They also discuss the release window announcement for Netflix's "One Piece" season 2, revealing that pre-production is underway and production is slated to begin this summer. The hosts then turn their attention to the potential revival of "Clue" for both film and TV formats, following a deal between Hasbro Entertainment and Sony's TriStar Pictures and Sony Pictures Television for the rights to the beloved board game. In the coming soon/preview segment, they check out the brand new trailer for "Deadpool & Wolverine," generating anticipation among fans. Lastly, in the review segment, Rigel shares his thoughts on "Spy × Family Code: White," while Ant provides insights into the latest from "X-Men 97." Tune in to hear their analysis and opinions on these latest developments!

In this week's new episode of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts delve into several exciting developments in the entertainment world. They begin by discussing Paramount Studios' plans to adapt the popular storyline from the recent IDW comics into a live-action feature film titled "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin," aiming for an R-rating. Next, they talk about Keanu Reeves being cast to voice the character Shadow in Paramount Pictures' "Sonic the Hedgehog 3." Shadow, a creation of Professor Gerald Robotnik, possesses extraordinary speed and Chaos Control abilities, initially depicted as an antagonist to Sonic but eventually becoming an ally. The hosts also share news about an upcoming Chris Farley biopic directed by Josh Gad, based on the best-selling biography "The Chris Farley Show: A Biography in Three Acts." Additionally, they discuss the reboot of the "Scary Movie" franchise, produced by Neal H. Moritz and Paramount Pictures. In movie news, they mention the sequel to "Five Nights at Freddy's" and the streaming debut of "Godzilla Minus One" on Amazon Prime Video. They also confirm the release of a Transformers and G.I. Joe crossover movie in 2025 or 2026, following a tease during "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts." The hosts then move on to discuss a Marvel Comics writer's false claim that Kevin Feige ordered the death of Kamala Khan for MCU synergy, clarifying that Feige's involvement was exaggerated. In the coming soon/preview segment, they preview trailers from Netflix's "Blood of Zeus" season 2, Apple's "Fly Me To The Moon," and "Speak No Evil," along with quick thoughts on trailers for "Transformers One" and M. Night Shyamalan's "Trap." Finally, in the review segment, Jason reviews FX's "Shogun," Rigel reviews "Invincible Season 2" and "Monkey Man," and Ant reviews "Terrifier 2." Tune in to hear their insights and opinions on these latest developments!

This time of year is pretty inviting for some evening skywatching. The evening hours are warm but not usually too hot, and spring storm activity generally hasn't reached its peak — pleasant conditions for watching the stars. Unfortunately, one of the most beautiful star patterns is dropping from view, so there aren't many more weeks to enjoy it. Orion the hunter is low in the west as night falls. Its three-star belt stands almost parallel to the horizon. And its two brightest stars bracket the belt: orange Betelgeuse above, and blue-white Rigel below. Orion climbs into prominence in the evening sky around Thanksgiving and Christmas. At that time of year, it's in view for most of the night. As the months roll by, though, so does Orion. The constellation rises earlier each night, so by late February, it's halfway across the southern sky at nightfall. And now, it's about to drop from view. There's only an hour or two of really good viewing time — between the end of twilight and the time Orion's stars begin to set. And that viewing window gets shorter by the night. By mid-May, it'll be hard to see the constellation at all. Fortunately, though, there's still a lot to look at after Orion passes from view. And the hunter won't stay gone forever. He'll begin to climb into the morning sky in August, and return to the evening sky during the longer, colder nights at year's end. Script by Damond Benningfield

In this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts begin by offering their condolences for the recent passing of Louis Gossett Jr., the first Black man to win a supporting actor Oscar, and Chance Perdomo, known for his role in Prime Video's Gen V. Gossett Jr. passed away at the age of 87, while Perdomo died at the young age of 27. The hosts reflect on their contributions to the entertainment industry and their legacies. Shifting gears, the hosts discuss the upcoming 'The Fantastic Four' film, revealing that actress Julia Garner has been cast as a Shalla-Bal version of the Silver Surfer. This casting choice sparks speculation and anticipation among fans of the Marvel franchise. Next, the hosts delve into the success of 'Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire', which topped the box office charts with an impressive $80 million debut from North American theaters. They likely analyze the film's performance and its impact on the monster movie genre. Warner Bros. announces a fifth installment in the 'Matrix' franchise, marking the first film without Lana or Lily Wachowski as directors. Instead, "The Martian" screenwriter Drew Goddard will handle filmmaking duties. The hosts discuss this development and its implications for the beloved franchise. The first look at Christian Bale as Frankenstein's monster in the upcoming Maggie Gyllenhaal film, "The Bride", is also discussed. The hosts share their thoughts on Bale's portrayal and the overall anticipation for the film. Additionally, the hosts receive a surprise phone call from friend of the show, Sondley, who shares some cool recommendations for the listeners and hosts to check out. In the "coming soon/preview" segment, the hosts preview trailers from Netflix's "Dead Boy Detectives" and "Unfrosted", as well as briefly discussing the new Star Wars show "Tales of The Empire". Lastly, in the review segment of the show, the hosts give their review of "Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire", sharing their thoughts on the film's quality and entertainment value. Rigel also provides his review of Peter Jackson's King Kong. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for discussions on recent entertainment news, trailer previews, and insightful reviews!

In this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, we discuss various topics starting with Disney board member Nelson Peltz's questioning of 'Woke' Marvel films. Peltz raises concerns about the focus on diversity and representation in Marvel movies, questioning the necessity of having all-women or all-black casts. The hosts likely explore the implications of Peltz's comments on the direction of Marvel's storytelling and inclusivity. Next, the hosts discuss the upcoming animated reboot of 'Good Times', with star Yvette Nicole Brown sharing insights into the show's tone and direction. Brown describes the reboot as "edgier and more irreverent" than the original, offering a glimpse into what viewers can expect from the new adaptation. The official cast for Netflix's 'Fear Street: Prom Queen' is unveiled, with Barbie and Ahsoka star Ariana Greenblatt joining the project. The hosts may discuss the significance of Greenblatt's casting and the anticipation surrounding the adaptation of the popular horror book series. Additionally, the hosts mention a new Chucky movie in the works with creator Don Mancini. They likely discuss the ongoing success of the 'Child's Play' franchise and the potential direction of the new film. In the "coming soon/preview" segment, the hosts preview trailers from the new Marvel Rivals video game and the anticipated sequel 'Bad Boys 4' starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence. They may share their thoughts on the trailers and their excitement for the upcoming releases. Lastly, in the review segment, Jason and Rigel both provide their reviews of Netflix's 'Three Body Problem', offering insights into the show's content and quality. Additionally, Rigel reviews 'Kung Fu Panda 4', sharing his thoughts on the latest installment in the beloved animated franchise. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for discussions on current entertainment news, trailer previews, and insightful reviews!

In this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts begin by offering condolences to the late M. Emmet Walsh, a veteran character actor known for his roles in over 150 films including “Blade Runner,” “Blood Simple,” and “Knives Out.” Walsh, who portrayed Dermot Mulroney's father in “My Best Friend's Wedding,” has passed away. Next, the hosts discuss the news of 'The Neverending Story' getting a new film series adaptation from the banner See-Saw Films, known for 'Slow Horses'. They likely delve into the potential of this adaptation and its connection to the beloved original story. The first official photos from the upcoming Beetlejuice sequel have been revealed, featuring returning stars Michael Keaton, Catherine O'Hara, and Winona Ryder, alongside new cast members Jenna Ortega and Justin Theroux. The hosts likely analyze the photos and discuss the excitement surrounding the sequel. Additionally, it's mentioned that 'The Sims' movie is in development with Margot Robbie's LuckyChap Productions, Vertigo, and 'Loki' Director Kate Herron attached. The hosts may speculate on how the popular video game series will translate to the big screen under their direction. In the "coming soon/preview" segment, the hosts preview trailers from "Alien: Romulus", "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice", and "The Acolyte", a Star Wars Original series. They also touch upon updates regarding 'The House of Dragons' Season 2, 'Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga', and the upcoming Marvel video game, "Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra". Lastly, in the review segment, Rigel reviews "Quiet on Set", while Ant shares his thoughts on the first two episodes of 'X-Men 97'. These reviews offer insights into the content and quality of each work. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for discussions on recent news, trailer previews, and insightful reviews!

In this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts begin by paying their condolences to Akira Toriyama, the revered creator of "Dragon Ball" and the artist behind "Dragon Quest," "Chrono Trigger," and numerous other works. Toriyama's passing at the age of 68 is acknowledged, and the hosts likely reflect on his significant contributions to the world of manga and video games. The episode then transitions to a discussion about this year's Oscars Awards. "Oppenheimer" emerges as the dominant film, winning seven Oscars, including Best Picture and Director. The hosts likely discuss the significance of the film's success and highlight performances by Cillian Murphy and Robert Downey Jr. Emma Stone earns her second Best Actress Oscar for "Poor Things," while "Godzilla Minus One" makes franchise history with its first Oscars win for Best Visual Effects. Da'Vine Joy Randolph also secures an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her role in "The Holdovers." The hosts likely share their thoughts on the winners and notable moments from the ceremony. Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse lead actor Shameik Moore expresses disappointment over the film's loss in the Best Animated Feature category. The hosts may discuss Moore's sentiments and the competitive nature of the category. The announcement of a new Super Mario Bros. movie in development and the update on Sony's third Venom movie, now titled "Venom: The Last Dance," are also discussed. Additionally, the House passes a bill that could lead to a nationwide ban of the popular video app TikTok if its China-based owner doesn't sell its stake. The hosts likely delve into the implications of these developments. In the "coming soon/preview" segment of the show, the hosts preview trailers from "Sweet Dreams" starring Johnny Knoxville and the trailer for "The Crow" remake starring Bill Skarsgård. They may offer their initial reactions and expectations for these upcoming projects. Lastly, in the review segment, Ant reviews "Five Nights At Freddy's," Jason reviews Netflix's "Avatar: The Last Airbender," and Rigel reviews Adam Sandler's "Spaceman," "Scavenger's Reign," and "Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix." These reviews offer insights into the content and quality of each work. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for discussions on recent news, trailer previews, and insightful reviews!

Stars come in a whole spectrum of colors, from icy blue to deep red. But our eyes can see the color in only a few stars — most of them are simply specks of white. That's because most stars are too faint to show off their palette. The human eye can pick out the colors of only the brightest ones. Our eyes contain two types of light receptors: rods and cones. They're in the retina, at the back of the eye. There are about a hundred million rods. They're sensitive to low levels of light, so they allow us to see in the dark. But they don't see the world as clearly as cones. And they don't see colors. The eye contains only about six million cones. They provide a sharper view. And they are sensitive to colors — some see red, others blue, and still others green. But they don't activate when the light is faint. Ergo, they see the colors in bright stars, but not in faint ones. Of course, the number of stars for which we see colors depends on the viewer. Some people have a greater sensitivity to color than others. Most of us can see color in some of the brighter stars in view this evening. Betelgeuse, well up in the south-southwest at nightfall, is bright orange. So is Aldebaran, to its right. Rigel, below Betelgeuse, is blue-white, as is Regulus, in the east. Some bright stars don't show any color. The best example is Sirius, the brightest star in the night sky, which is in the south. It shines pure white — its true color. Script by Damond Benningfield

In this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts begin by offering condolences to WWE legend Michael Jones, also known as Virgil, who passed away at the age of 61, and comedian legend Richard Lewis, who passed away at the age of 76. They likely reflect on the impact these individuals had on their respective industries and share memories of their contributions. The episode then transitions to entertainment news, starting with Dune: Part Two star Rebecca Ferguson recalling a behind-the-scenes incident where she stood up for herself against an A-lister who was screaming at her. The hosts likely discuss the importance of standing up against mistreatment in the industry. Next, the hosts share news about a 'Naked Gun' reboot starring Liam Neeson, set for release in 2025 from Paramount Studios. They also mention release dates for Paramount's Robbie Williams musical, 'Paw Patrol 3', and the next Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film. The hosts likely speculate on the potential success of these projects. Electronic Arts' cancellation of an upcoming 'Star Wars' game and plans to cut more than 650 jobs are also discussed, highlighting the challenges faced by the gaming industry. An exciting announcement follows as a live adaptation of the anime "Naruto" movie is in the works from Shang-Chi Director Destin Daniel Cretton. The hosts likely share their anticipation for this adaptation and discuss what fans can expect. The first images of the upcoming "The Crow" reboot starring Bill Skarsgård are also mentioned, sparking speculation about the film's direction and reception. In the "coming soon" segment of the show, the hosts preview upcoming trailers from A24's "I Saw The TV Glow," M. Night Shyamalan's "The Watchers," and "Boy Kills World." They likely discuss their expectations for these projects based on the previews. In the review segment of the show, Jason reviews Netflix's "House of Ninjas," Rigel reviews "Dumb Money" and "Hazbin Hotel," and Ant reviews Marvel's "What If" season 2, "Monkeybone," "Smile," and the 1994 film "The Crow." These reviews offer insights into the content and quality of each work. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for discussions on recent news, trailer previews, and insightful reviews!

In this week's new issue of The Comic Section Podcast, listeners are treated to the return of The Gruesome Twosome - Rigel and Ant - who are back to share their unfiltered thoughts and opinions on various topics. The episode kicks off with a discussion about the upcoming reboot of "The Crow," which is now slated to hit theaters a year earlier than originally planned, on June 7th, 2024. The hosts likely share their excitement or reservations about the reboot and discuss any updates or changes to the project. Next, the hosts delve into the Jurassic World franchise, revealing that Gareth Edwards, known for his work on "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" and "Godzilla," has been chosen by Universal to direct the next installment. They likely discuss the implications of this choice and speculate on what Edwards might bring to the franchise. Marvel Studios' decision to change the title of "Avengers: The Kang Dynasty" is also addressed, with the hosts discussing the reasons behind the change and the potential impact on the film's marketing and reception. The hosts then shift gears to discuss Warner Bros.'s previous plans for a live-action Batman Beyond movie before the formation of DC Studios. They likely explore the concept of Michael Keaton's Dark Knight passing the mantle to Terry McGinnis and share their thoughts on why the project was ultimately scrapped. In the trailers segment of the show, the hosts preview new trailers from the upcoming live-action video game adaptation of "Borderlands" and the new DC animated film, "Justice League: Crisis On Infinite Earths Part Two." They likely provide their initial reactions and discuss the highlights of each trailer. In the review segment of the show, Jason shares his thoughts on Netflix's "The Vince Staples Show," Ant reviews Marvel Studios' "The Marvels," and Rigel gives his review of Sony's "Madame Web." These reviews offer insights into the content and quality of the respective works. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for engaging discussions, trailer previews, and insightful reviews from The Gruesome Twosome!

The brightest star of Orion stands due south at nightfall, marking one of the hunter's feet. Rigel shines blue-white — a dramatic contrast to orange Betelgeuse, Orion's second-brightest light. Both stars are supergiants — stars that are among the biggest and heaviest in the galaxy. Rigel, for example, is up to a couple of dozen times the mass of the Sun, and perhaps 70 times the Sun's diameter. But the different colors tell us that the surface temperatures of Rigel and Betelgeuse are quite different. Betelgeuse is much cooler than the Sun, while Rigel is thousands of degrees hotter. That may be an indication that they're in different phases. Both stars are destined to end their lives as supernovas — powerful explosions that leave only dense, crushed cores. But it's still not clear how that plays out. Astronomers aren't sure if a supergiant first becomes red, then evolves to a blue phase, or does things in the opposite order, or oscillates between phases. It's also possible that some supergiants explode while they're red, while others go out while they're blue. Either way, both stars are doomed. Bright blue Rigel is more than 850 light-years away. That's a long way for a star that's visible to the eye alone — and especially for one that bright. It's such a beacon because it's hundreds of thousands of times brighter than the Sun — a big, hot, bright blue star with a brighter future. Script by Damond Benningfield

In this week's issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts welcome back guest hosts and pro wrestling enthusiasts Sean and Melissa Connell. The episode begins with a trigger warning as the hosts delve into the recent sexual misconduct allegations against former WWE Owner Vince McMahon. They likely discuss the seriousness of the allegations and their impact on the wrestling community. Next, the hosts share their thoughts on this year's WWE Royal Rumble event, highlighting the Women's Royal Rumble match as the standout moment of the show. They likely discuss the excitement and significance of this match and its impact on women's wrestling. The discussion shifts to Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's involvement in the Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes storyline at WrestleMania 40. The hosts likely explore the dynamics of this storyline and the recent backlash faced by The Rock, including harassment directed towards his daughter online. The hosts also touch on the topic of toxic wrestling fans who take their fandom too far at times. They likely discuss the negative behaviors exhibited by some fans and the impact it has on the wrestling community. Lastly, the hosts switch gears from pro wrestling to Percy Jackson, with Rigel and Melissa giving their review of the new Disney Plus series "Percy Jackson and the Olympians." They likely share their thoughts on the adaptation and its renewal for a second season. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for engaging discussions on pro wrestling, important topics within the community, and reviews of popular entertainment offerings! *Helpful Links for sexual abuse hotlines and other crimes https://www.rainn.org/resources Recognizing Sex Trafficking https://shorturl.at/avN49 Sexual Assault and Harassment Telephone hotline: 800-656-HOPE (4673) Domestic and Dating Violence 800.799.SAFE National Domestic Violence Hotline 866.331.9474

In this week's issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts start by offering condolences to the late actor Carl Weathers, who passed away at the age of 76. They likely reflect on Weathers' notable contributions to the entertainment industry and the impact he made throughout his career. Next on the agenda is a discussion surrounding James Gunn's casting comments for DCU Supergirl, which sparks backlash over "The Flash" and Sasha Calle. The hosts likely delve into the controversy, exploring the reactions and implications of Gunn's statements in relation to the broader superhero film landscape. Exciting news for fans of the supernatural as the release date for Beetlejuice 2 is confirmed, along with a possible title. The hosts likely share their thoughts on the long-awaited sequel and discuss what fans can expect from this continuation of the Beetlejuice story. In the realm of horror, a zombie sequel titled '28 Years Later' lands at Sony Pictures. The hosts likely discuss the anticipation surrounding this sequel and its potential impact on the zombie genre. For fans eagerly awaiting the release of X-Men '97, the hosts share an updated release window for the upcoming Marvel animated series. They likely discuss the significance of this information and the excitement surrounding the return of the X-Men in animated form. The trailer preview segment offers glimpses of upcoming projects, including "Ghostbusters Frozen Empire," "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare," and "Monkey Man." The hosts likely share their initial reactions and expectations for these diverse offerings. The episode concludes with Rigel providing his reviews of "The Blackening" and the graphic novel "Wake: The Hidden History of Women-Led Slave Revolts." These reviews offer insights into the storytelling and artistic merits of the respective works. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for a comprehensive breakdown of these topics, engaging discussions, and insightful reviews!

In this episode of The eCommerce Toolbox: Expert Perspectives, host Kailin Noivo is joined by Rigel St. Pierre, Director of Engineering at Mejuri. Together, they discuss fitting emerging technologies into a business roadmap, whether to outsource engineering, and how to protect consumer data in the age of AI.

In this week's issue of The Comic Section Podcast, the hosts delve into a variety of topics from the worlds of film, gaming, and pro wrestling. The episode begins with a discussion on the recent Oscar nominations, shedding light on the drama surrounding the film "Barbie." The hosts likely explore the controversy involving director Greta Gerwig and star/producer Margot Robbie not receiving nominations, providing insights into the dynamics of the film industry and the considerations made during award seasons. Oliver Stone's apology to Ryan Gosling and Greta Gerwig for his criticism of "Barbie" adds another layer to the drama, and the hosts likely discuss the implications of this apology and its impact on the industry. Shifting gears to the gaming world, the hosts explore the rise in popularity of the game "Palworld" and address the question of whether it is perceived as a Pokemon rip-off. This discussion likely involves a comparison of game mechanics, themes, and the unique aspects that set "Palworld" apart. In pro wrestling news, the hosts briefly touch on the breaking news involving WWE's previous owner Vince McMahon and recent sexual allegations. They may discuss the potential repercussions and the broader impact on the wrestling industry. The announcement that starting in January 2025, Netflix will be the exclusive home of WWE's flagship weekly wrestling program, "Monday Night Raw," is another significant topic. The hosts likely discuss the implications of this deal and how it may shape the future of wrestling content on streaming platforms. The trailer preview segment offers glimpses of highly anticipated projects, including the final season of Star Wars' "Bad Batch," Netflix's "Avatar: The Last Airbender," and Amazon Prime's "Road House" reboot. The hosts likely share their initial reactions and expectations for these upcoming releases. In the review segment, Jason provides insights on "Mortal Kombat Legends: Cage Match," Rigel shares his thoughts on "65" and "The Holdovers," and Ant gives his review of "Santa Sangre." These reviews offer a diverse range of perspectives on various forms of entertainment. Tune in to this week's episode of The Comic Section Podcast for a comprehensive breakdown of these topics, engaging discussions, and insightful reviews!

Perhaps the most important number that astronomers need to know about a star is its distance. That allows them to calculate the star’s true brightness, which helps them calculate the star’s mass, its stage in life, and much more.An example is Arneb, the brightest star of Lepus, the rabbit. At nightfall, the constellation stands to the lower right of Orion, below Rigel, the star that marks the hunter’s foot.Estimates of Arneb’s distance vary by quite a bit — from as close as about 1300 light-years, to as far as about 2200. Astronomers compare the star’s distance to how bright it appears in our sky to determine its true brightness. At the lesser distance, the star would be more than three times fainter than at the greater distance. And that factors into the understanding of the star’s mass, its life cycle, and its fate.Probably the best measurement of the distance comes from Gaia, a space telescope. It’s measured the distances to roughly 1.7 billion stars. Above Earth’s atmosphere, it has a sharp view of the heavens, helping it to make more precise measurements.Gaia says that Arneb is a little more than 1900 light-years away. That means the star is roughly 10,000 times brighter than the Sun. It’s a supergiant — it’s many times the size and mass of the Sun. And it’s nearing the end of its life. In the next million years or so, it’s expected to explode as a supernova — giving Orion a real hotfoot. Script by Damond Benningfield

Several especially bright stars highlight the eastern sky on January evenings. The list includes Betelgeuse and Rigel in Orion, Pollux and Castor in Gemini, and the brightest star of all, Sirius, in the big dog.For millennia, these and other stars were guiding lights, helping people find their way around the world — and beyond.Celestial navigation combines observations of the positions of two or more stars or other celestial bodies, precise timing, and some calculations. A skilled navigator can use the technique to reach a destination with a high degree of accuracy — to within a few hundred yards and a couple of minutes.Centuries ago, Polynesian sailors used the technique to island-hop across the Pacific Ocean. European explores used it to find their way to the Americas and the Far East. American sailors used it as well, plying the world’s oceans in times of war and peace. And Apollo astronauts used it to help them get to the Moon.With the advent of GPS in the 1980s and ’90s, though, celestial navigation began to die off. GPS is easier to use and more accurate. The United States Naval Academy even dropped celestial navigation from its classes.But a few years ago, the academy restored its training — in part because technology can fail or be blocked. All midshipmen receive a basic introduction, while navigators get more advanced training – in finding their way with the help of the stars. Script by Damond Benningfield

Several especially bright stars highlight the eastern sky on January evenings. The list includes Betelgeuse and Rigel in Orion, Pollux and Castor in Gemini, and the brightest star of all, Sirius, in the big dog. For millennia, these and other stars were guiding lights, helping people find their way around the world — and beyond. Celestial navigation combines observations of the positions of two or more stars or other celestial bodies, precise timing, and some calculations. A skilled navigator can use the technique to reach a destination with a high degree of accuracy — to within a few hundred yards and a couple of minutes. Centuries ago, Polynesian sailors used the technique to island-hop across the Pacific Ocean. European explores used it to find their way to the Americas and the Far East. American sailors used it as well, plying the world's oceans in times of war and peace. And Apollo astronauts used it to help them get to the Moon. With the advent of GPS in the 1980s and '90s, though, celestial navigation began to die off. GPS is easier to use and more accurate. The United States Naval Academy even dropped celestial navigation from its classes. But a few years ago, the academy restored its training — in part because technology can fail or be blocked. All midshipmen receive a basic introduction, while navigators get more advanced training – in finding their way with the help of the stars.  Script by Damond Benningfield Support McDonald Observatory

Our last episode was cut a bit short when Rigel woke up from his nap, so for this episode, I focus on how my spirituality was affected by my recent competition season. I don't discuss things like this on the podcast, but I'm planning to incorporate more Live Savage principles into the show and I thought this was a good place to start.   What you'll hear:   Pushing my body to the limit during the prep and the spiritual awakening I experienced as a result (5:18) The solace I find in pushing myself to the brink and the resulting self-reflection (10:14) Leaning on God for support (12:02) Struggling to find clarity on my beliefs in my younger years and working with Crystal to come to a deeper spiritual understanding (15:24) Valuing objectivity and data-driven pursuits of knowledge but acknowledging the limitations of science (20:33) The benefits of meditation during a challenging competition prep (26:21) Finding peace and clarity by surrendering my burdens to God (31:44) The importance of gratitude (37:50) If you loved this episode and our podcast, please take some time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, or drop us a comment below!

To wrap up the competition season, I invited my lovely wife Crystal to the podcast to share her experience living with me during the last 33 weeks. Those who have followed me for a while know that Crystal is a source of strength and support in my life, and I couldn't have made it through this prep season without her.   What we discussed:   Prepping all of my meals and the little annoyances that come along with that (4:50) The importance of meal prepping during a competition prep season and Crystal's experience with that over the years (6:48) Relationship dynamics during the prep and the challenges we faced (12:11) Becoming intimate in different ways when my libido took a dive (18:39) Handling the total chaos of running a business and traveling with Rigel (20:29) Childcare challenges on the road and the differences between managing Rigel in a controlled environment vs. a public setting (23:22) Traveling in the rig vs. flying and which was more convenient (28:39) What it was like for Crystal to live with me during the entire competition prep phase and her opinions on the outcome (34:40) Focusing on what I'm grateful for and wrapping up this competition season (40:18) If you loved this episode and our podcast, please take some time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, or drop us a comment below!

Ross and Carrie attend yet another strange presentation by investigative journalist Linda Moulton Howe. Howe announces some of her most astonishing and explosive research to date, including new government whistleblowers, an updated map of alien civilizations and human origins, insectoid aliens poised for attack, and the world-changing events we can expect in… April 2023?We have social media: Twitter! Facebook!