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Welcome to Multiverse News, Your source for Information about all your favorite fictional universes Last week, just two weeks ahead of the studio's return to San Diego Comic Con and the release of their sole theatrical outing for the year, Marvel surprised fans by releasing the teaser trailer for Captain America: Brave New World. Clocking in at just under two minutes, this first look is chock full of characters, set pieces and action, with a tense political atmosphere on display that certainly harkens back to 2014's much beloved The Winter Soldier. Marvel Animation has clearly found a voice they have a lot of confidence in, as What If…? series writer Matthew Chauncey has been hired to write the third season of X-Men '97. He replaces Beau DeMayo who wrote the incredibly well received first season of the animated revival as well as the yet to air second season, before being infamously fired by Disney ahead of the show's premiere. Chauncey previously stepped up into a leadership position when he replaced What If…?'s A.C. Bradley as the head writer for season 3. Beau DeMayo received a lot of retroactive praise for not shying away from social issues and commentary with his first season of X-Men '97. Deadpool & Wolverine director Shawn Levy's career seems to continue to be on the upswing, as his Star Wars film locked down a writer, Levy's frequent collaborator, Jonathan Tropper. Tropper wrote 2022's The Adam Project and is well established in the TV world, having created both Warrior and Banshee, as well as working as the showrunner for Apple TV's See. There are a lot of Star Wars films in the works these days, many of which were announced prior to Levy's and have yet to receive such significant updates. Despicable Me 4 held the top spot at the box office last weekend, becoming the first animated franchise to cross the $5 billion threshold. Newcomer Longlegs took second place with an impressive $22.6 million debut, setting a record for indie distributor Neon. Warner Brothers and Paramount have unveiled the first trailer for Watchmen Chapter 1, the first of two upcoming animated films set to release digitally on August 13th. The voice cast features Matthew Rhys as Nite Owl, Katee Sackhoff as the second Silk Spectre, Titus Welliver as Rorshach, and Michael Cerveris as Doctor Manhattan, among other notable actors. Michael Bay is in talks to direct Barbaric, a fantasy series for Netflix based on the Vault Comics title. It will star Sam Claflin and Patrick Stewart with X-Men First Class screenwriter Sheldon Turner writing and executive producing the series. Prime Video has ordered The Greatest, a limited series about Muhammad Ali from executive producers Michael B. Jordan and Ben Watkins with Jaalen Best starring as Ali. It is the first authorized scripted series with access to Ali's estate. Apple TV+ released a teaser for Severance Season 2, which premieres on January 17 and will include 10 episodes that release on Fridays weekly. A prequel series to Martin, the show that ran on Fox from 1992 to 1997 and starred Martin Lawrence is in development and will be titled Young Martin. Lawrence's production company RunTelDat will produce. Filming on Euphoria's third season is slated to begin in January 2025 — just about three years after the premiere of season two. HBO says all of the principal cast is set to return, including Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney, Jacob Elordi, and Hunter Schafer. Shelley Duvall who starred in seven films directed by her mentor, Robert Altman and is best known for her role in Stanley Kubrick's The Shining, died last Thursday. She was 75. Shannen Doherty, who starred on Beverly Hills 90210 and Charmed, has died after a long battle with cancer. She was 53. On Monday, Netflix released a behind the scenes video of production of the final season of Stranger Things featuring looks at the set, returning cast, and new characters. The series is currently expected to debut sometime in 2025.

Who watches the Watchmen? We do! Case and Jmike, along with Doug Lief do! They're here to talk about the comic and it's various adaptations and spin offs. Find Doug's show: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nostalgium-arcanum/id1647660534

SERIES 2 EPISODE 140: COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN A-Block (1:44) SPECIAL COMMENT: The story that Robert F. Kennedy Junior wants football quarterback Aaron Rodgers to be his Vice President has now mutated from the ludicrous real life realms of the proverbial idiocracy, to shameful and disgusting and disqualifying and it is now SO bad that he will be lucky, WHEN this is over – IF it is ever over – if he still has a football career. It is THAT bad. CNN's Pamela Brown now reveals that nearly ELEVEN years ago – she was introduced to Aaron Rodgers at a post-Kentucky Derby party and, quoting Brown's story: “Hearing that she was a journalist with CNN, Rodgers immediately began attacking the news media for covering up important stories. Rodgers brought up the tragic killing of 20 children and 6 adults by a gunman at Sandy Hook Elementary School, claiming it was actually a government inside job and the media was intentionally ignoring it.” The WORST conspiracy theory of them all. THE worst. The Alex Jones stuff. The unforgivable, Rorshach test for insanity, inhumanity, depravity. And Aaron Rodgers not only failed it, he failed it nearly eleven years ago, and he failed it, and he failed it VOLUNTARILY – he was the one who brought it up, TO a reporter, TO a reporter who has somehow restrained herself from reporting it for nearly eleven years. And the nightmare-within-a-nightmare is: Aaron Rodgers is (or at best was) a Sandy Hook denier. And frankly I don't know if, in RFK Junior's eyes, that fact ELIMINATES Rodgers as a potential running mate, or… it clinches the spot for him. Also: The GOP has a new Biden Impeachment Plan: DON'T Impeach Biden. Don Lemon! You effed up! You trusted Musk! The Trump Mafia is celebrating the Georgia judge throwing out a handful of charges, but of course if he were going to throw out the whole case over Fani Willis on Friday, why would he bother to cull a few indictments now? And Alina Habba Dabba Do has the nerve to joke about Fani's name. B-Block (21:08) THE WORST PERSONS IN THE WORLD: After Marjorie Taylor Greene may have baited President Biden into misidentifying murder victim Laken Riley as "Lincoln" (or at best she made exactly the same mistake the president did), Trump has autographed a photo of the poor woman in which he has written her name - and MISSPELLED IT. NBC's Ken Dilanian gets further and further into the right wing talking points on the disastrous Hur hearing. And Nancy Mace, who shamed fellow rape victims and herself by endorsing Trump after the E. Jean Carroll verdicts, is still demanding George Stephanopoulos apologize for what... SHE did. C-Block (30:00) THINGS I PROMISED NOT TO TELL: In a brand new edition, this sounds like a terrifying and tragic story about another one of my dogs - my goofy boy Ted - until you get to the end where it turns out I'm just a lucky idiot and Ted's fine.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the Season Finale of Season 2, you get a full on swerve. Instead of Doachella interviewing a guest this week, his wife (a therapist), puts him in the chair and ask him the thought provoking questions for a change. This is an opportunity to get to know your gracious host a little better and hear his opinions on life, relationships and some chaos as usual! What is my idea of success? What's my favorite condiment? What is my favorite animal? The curtain gets pulled back on this weeks episode and provide you with an in depth look at your host! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cerebralchaospod/support

Rorshach is a 2022 malayalam psychological thriller movie starring Mamooty, Grace Antony, Asif Ali, Bindu Panicker etc. This episode is a non spoiler review of WHY YOU SHOULD WATCH RORSHACH.Please follow me on which ever platform you are listening to get new episodes. And please DM to my instagram handle mallu_alterego about your suggestions and feedbacks. Spotify link https://open.spotify.com/show/01CRdCGBPXrNNK5Y2bLleL?si=UwgsazYxRKmVqmaiGRTbtQ&utm_source=copy-link google podcast link https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy81NmFiYjZiMC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw?ep=14 gaana link https://gaana.com/season/the-mallu--ego-season-1 jio saawan link https://www.saavn.com/s/show/the-mallu-alter-ego-/1/mF7moEdteQU_ instagram id https://instagram.com/mallu_alterego?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= gmail id mallualterego@gmail.com

Who is Roeshach? Why does it have a cult following? How is it related to upcoming malayalam movie? Whats the history behind Rorshach Test, the mallu alter ego podcast unravels these questions. Please click the link to listen on the spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/01CRdCGBPXrNNK5Y2bLleL?si=UwgsazYxRKmVqmaiGRTb tQ&utm_source=copy-link goofle podcast https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy81NmFiYjZiMC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw?ep=14 jio saawan https://www.saavn.com/s/show/the-mallu-alter-ego-/1/mF7moEdteQU_ gaana https://gaana.com/season/the-mallu--ego-season-1 please dm me the feed back on my instagram https://instagram.com/mallu_alterego?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= or drop a mail on mallualterego@gmail.com

They said it couldn't be adapted into a movie. Then came along Zack Snyder. Based on the best-selling graphic novel, Watchmen was released in March of 2009 with an all-star cast. Some die-hard comic fans didn't like it, especially the changes that were made, which other fans hail it as one of the greatest comic book movies ever made. Where do the guys stand on it? Check out the episode and let us know what you think of Watchmen! Watch this episode on YouTube! Cinema Heroes Instagram Facebook Twitter

Fumettocrazia torna con una nuova puntata de La Settimana Fumettistica: in questo nuovo appuntamento Giorgio e Filippo dichiarano il proprio amore per l'autore canadese parlando di Daredevil #29, ci introducono i nuovi Guardiani della Galassia di Ewing, salutano la chiusura del primo arco del Thor di Cates e ci regalano una carrellata di uscite in casa DC tra Wonder Woman #771, Superman #30 e The Joker #2. Ciliegina sulla torta: Rorshach #7, la scrittura di Tom King e l'importanza dei coloristi.Chiusura come sempre dedicata ai consigli di lettura per la prossima settimana.Fumettocrazia, un podcast di: Giorgio Ceragioli, Filippo Torta, Alessandro Negri e Giorgio Crico.Sigla e base musicale: FormantX - Uncharted PlanetLink UtiliDaredevil #29: https://comicbookdispatch.com/daredevil-29-preview/Guardians of the Galaxy #13: https://www.previewsworld.com/Catalog/FEB210537Thor #14: https://www.marvel.com/comics/issue/89734/thor_2020_14Wonder Woman #771: https://www.dccomics.com/comics/wonder-woman-2016/wonder-woman-771Superman #30: http://majorspoilers.com/2021/04/13/preview-superman-30/The Joker #2: https://www.flickeringmyth.com/2021/04/comic-book-preview-the-joker-2/Rorshach #7: https://www.weirdsciencedccomics.com/2021/04/preview-rorschach-7.htmlUscite del 21 Aprile: https://leagueofcomicgeeks.com/comics/new-comicsProfilo Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/fumettocraziaProfilo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fumettocrazia/Profilo Twitter: https://twitter.com/fumettocraziaEmail: fumettocraziapodcast@gmail.com

On Episode 203 of Constructing Comics - Noah and Matt and special guest Jonathan Thompson review Rorschach Issue 7 from DC Comics. Your creative team on Rorschach is Tom King -Writer Jorge Fornes - Art Dave Steward -Colors Clayton Cowles -Letters This is your spoiler alert for Rorschach issue 1 to 7 and HBO’s Watchmen from 2019 and Watchmen the series from 1986 Check out Jonathan http://www.spacestationzed.com https://twitter.com/cmdrofzed https://www.instagram.com/spacestationzed/ And Check out the Dino Thrashers Kickstarter Pre Launch page with art by Noah and Co-Publishing by Matt https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dinothrashers2/dino-thrashers Please give us a rating/review, and share the podcast! Give us follow to keep up with the podcast, art and news - Twitter: twitter.com/ConstrutComPod Instagram: www.instagram.com/constructingcomicspod/Facebook Facebook: facebook.com/ConstructingComic/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCfzORGs8…iew_as=subscriber Check out Ageless Press on Facebook www.facebook.com/AgelessPress/ Thanks for Listening! Stay Safe! Be Nice! Make Comics!

This week on the comics podcast Chad chats about his ancesters while Jean-Luc challenges everyone to a rap battle. Emily talks about the new Adventure Time episode and Alex has fun editing. They also talk comics, including but not limited to: Rorshach #2, Big Girls #4, Die #15, and Sea of Sorrows #1. Also don't forget to read Batman: Hush for next week! It's great! Trust Chad on this one.

This week on the comics podcast Chad chats about his ancesters while Jean-Luc challenges everyone to a rap battle. Emily talks about the new Adventure Time episode and Alex has fun editing. They also talk comics, including but not limited to: Rorshach #2, Big Girls #4, Die #15, and Sea of Sorrows #1. Also don't forget to read Batman: Hush for next week! It's great! Trust Chad on this one.

This week on the comics podcast Chad chats about his ancesters while Jean-Luc challenges everyone to a rap battle. Emily talks about the new Adventure Time episode and Alex has fun editing. They also talk comics, including but not limited to: Rorshach #2, Big Girls #4, Die #15, and Sea of Sorrows #1. Also don't forget to read Batman: Hush for next week! It's great! Trust Chad on this one.

Captain Colson from Heroes For Sale and Riccardo from Wrecking Ball Media talk Alan Moore's DC legacy in Watchmen, Doomsday Clock and Rorshach cover off some brilliant new titles including one Stu is calling comic of the year and we look at some really cool Rock n Roll biopics done in Graphic Novel form.

We break down the first details about 5G - scratch that - Future State. Plus casting fun and games, Commissioner Gordon's dressing gown, Larry bares his soul with a Hulk pain, and we spin a conspiracy theory about Tom King and Jorge Fornes' Rorshach #1. SHOW NOTES: 00:00 Intro & News 30:30 Reviews - The Phantom Starkiller - The Scumbag - Archie: The Best of Harry Lucey - The Show Won’t Go On - War of the Worlds - Rorshach #1 1:21:56 Feature: Future State preview 2:04:30 BA’s PA

Some films are perhaps too experimental (or just too ahead of their time) to be understood, ... even by their makers. After winning the Cannes Film Festival's Palm d'or for his 1989 breakout hit SEX, LIES AND VIDEOTAPE, Steven Soderbergh was dubbed the "poster boy of the Sundance generation". Eagerly courted by studios large and small, filmdom eagerly anticipated the wunderkind's next cinematic endeavor. Then when KAFKA hit theaters in November of 1991 there was a loud world-wide collective “What the f**k!” accompanied by a lot of head scratching. Close thematic, visual and tonal kin to Terry Gilliam's earlier BRAZIL, David Cronenberg's later NAKED LUNCH and Alex Proyas' DARK CITY, director Soderbergh and screenwriter Lem Dobbs fashioned KAFKA as their own version of Cronenberg's "Brundle-Fly" - wherein the genomes of different beings were fused together to create an all new one. In this case feeling it impossible to faithfully adapt a Kafka story to the screen “in toto”, they took literary DNA from various works by the author, combined them with references to Kafka's actual life, then stirred them together into a brand new narrative in which the budding author in 1919 Prauge takes place in a freakishly macabre mystery - elements of which would later find their way into some of his most famous stories.A box office failure, and unavailable on home video for almost 20 years, the film has developed a fervent cult following, ... with us among the loudest members of this "misunderstood masterpiece's" cheerleading squad. Soderbergh himself has since even re-evaluated his own film, and has plans to do a new "Midnight Cut" which would make it even more "Rorshach"-like. If unfamiliar with this gem, join us for a 20 minute "mini pod" rundown of what still remains our all time favorite Soderbergh flick, and one of the most intriguing films of the entire decade of the 90s.______________________________________________________________________________THE MOVIE SNEAK PODCAST is part of The GullCottage/Sandlot - a film blog, cinema magazine, growing reference library and online network "Celebrating The Art of Cinema, ... And Cinema As Art".Explore the GULLCOTTAGE / SANDLOT @ www.gullcottageonline.comRights to film / TV clips and other audio excerpts held by copyright owners. Presented here for educational and criticism purposes.

Find Robin at www.quittingculture.com Find Hannah at https://www.rorschachyourreality.com/What is Rorshach? According to the web, The Rorschach test is a psychological test in which subjects' perceptions of inkblots are recorded and then analyzed using psychological interpretation, complex algorithms, or both.In a nutshell, the inkblots have no meaning other than what we assign to them.In the same way, events that happen our lives inherently have no meaning other than what we assign them. We have an opportunity to step back and ask ourselves, is this the way I want to see and experience this thing in my life? We have many 'shoulds' operating in our lives that lead to dissatisfaction and frustration.If we can evaluate the 'shoulds' from a neutral place, we can shift the energy we have around them. Ask, if I didn't have this 'should' or expectation in my life,  what would my life be like? Connect with Hannah: hannah@rorschachyourreality.comConnect with Robin: robin@quittingculture.com  

Season 2, Episode 27 - "The King Syndicate" Jonathan is joined by William for this episode, and looks solo at the latest Final Order Cutoff, as well as New Comic Book Day for 07/22/2020 and ahead to 07/29/2020.For the Ramble On, Jonathan and William touch on cancel culture in comics as expressed through Tom King's recent tweet in regards to Jae Lee's Rorshach #1 variant from DC Comics.Links:Tom King's Initial Tweet https://twitter.com/TomKingTK/status/1286709530106179584Tom King's Follow Up Tweet https://twitter.com/TomKingTK/status/1286803835898535938Jae Lee's Instagram Response https://www.instagram.com/p/CDG4CPUJtA7/July 27th FOC List https://www.facebook.com/GoAltered/posts/3036493363136031August 16th CHAT - Costumed Heroes & Theology https://www.facebook.com/events/695723707651261/Custom Crafted Quarantine Comics Continued https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=933424153781071Total Time: 2:16:41Section Start TimesPart I - New Comic Book Day and Beyond - 1:08Part II - The Ramble On - 31:30Part III - Recommendations - 1:32:04Find Altered Egos Comics at...https://goaltered.com/Facebook: GoAltered Twitter: @GoAltered comics@GoAltered.com

In Episode 75, Nick and Wesley welcome one half of the #Dork Podcast, Ryan Davey, and welcome back their resident food expert Brendan Kurie for a draft of the best sit-down chain restaurants. Will the Outback reign supreme? Or will Chili's take the top pick? Before that, they talk Dave Franco writing a movie script during quarantine, MCU Disney+ shows getting pushed back (again), and the new Ryan Gosling/Chris Evans big-budget Netflix film. In Nick's Comic Book Minute, he highlights the 12-issue Rorshach series coming in October — and Keanu Reeves is writing a comic book!! They close the show with the Quarantine Corner. Be sure to follow them on Twitter: @ChangeMyMindPOD; @Fry_Guy1; @WesleySykes_. And check out the #DorkGuniverse on Facebook for our weekly live streams, and our archived audio content on Geeks Worldwide. You can read all of Brendan Kurie's work on SouthCoastToday.com. You can follow Davey on Twitter (@RVonD); on Twitch.tv/RVonD.

In Episode 75, Nick and Wesley welcome one half of the #Dork Podcast, Ryan Davey, and welcome back their resident food expert Brendan Kurie for a draft of the best sit-down chain restaurants. Will the Outback reign supreme? Or will Chili's take the top pick? Before that, they talk Dave Franco writing a movie script during quarantine, MCU Disney+ shows getting pushed back (again), and the new Ryan Gosling/Chris Evans big-budget Netflix film. In Nick's Comic Book Minute, he highlights the 12-issue Rorshach series coming in October & Keanu Reeve's new comic book, BRZRKR. They close the show with the Quarantine Corner. Be sure to follow them on Twitter: @ChangeMyMindPOD; @Fry_Guy1; @WesleySykes_. And check out the #DorkGuniverse on Facebook for our weekly live streams, and our archived audio content on Geeks Worldwide. You can read all of Brendan Kurie's work on SouthCoastToday.com. You can follow Davey on Twitter (@RVonD); on Twitch.tv/RVonD; and check out Wild Bill's Soda & use promo code RonVonD for 10% off!

Notes: IKEAlbert’s vaping platform, clinically gamer, Tuft Puppy, The Problematic Cupboard, Elizabeth Warren’s lamia DNA test, big tree boobs, Supreme Leader Snooki, pimparoni, Harold & Coomer, Mayor Peteypedia, school cafeteria Rorshach, Eminem speedruns, Aloisia Die Panzerhund, mahoo shoojoo, Meet Dave conspiracies, Ruby Rhod on the flight logs, outsider art podcasting(Alan was thinking of an otyugh, not a yawg/yog/yawhg. The otyugh is the doodoo covered sewer monster. Yawhg is the problematic soyface game.)This is the tree with the big ass we mentioned https://twitter.com/ouijney/status/1218339703256018945

In this very special episode of Art Ed Radio, Tim is in the Brooklyn studio of artist CJ Hendry. CJ is best known for her hyperrealistic drawings of Pantone color chips, Rorshach blots, luxury items, and her installations that showcase those drawings. During this discussion, she talks with Tim about inspiration and creativity,  how we experience art, and the process behind creating her incredible drawings. If you would like to hear even more from CJ, she will be the featured presenter on February 1st at the 2020 Art Ed Now Winter Online Conference. Details can be found at artednow.com. Resources and Links CJ's Instagram can be found here. CJ's website is here. Read her feature in the New York Times. You can see CJ's full-length drawing videos on her YouTube channel. Learn more about the Art Ed Now conference. Women do see color better than men.

Cole Stukenholtz and Kaleb Henry talked about how the Wisconsin game was a Rorshach test for how Husker fans see this team. Also previewed today's Maryland game, and hit on last night's basketball and volleyball game results.

Cole Stukenholtz and Kaleb Henry talked about how the Wisconsin game was a Rorshach test for how Husker fans see this team. Also previewed today's Maryland game, and hit on last night's basketball and volleyball game results.

On this week's episode of "Giant Mess", Giants-Mets fan Neal Lynch talks about... 00:00:53 - 00:04:03 (LIFE) My mom’s birthday 00:04:07 - 00:05:46 (LIFE) Kids can’t trick or treat in the rain on Halloween What is Trunk or Treat? 00:05:47 - 00:11:25 (LIFE) My buddy’s birthday dinner in the city 00:11:26 - 00:14:23 (LIFE) Hungover parenting and Five Guys pro tips 00:14:24 - 00:19:59 (LIFE) Visiting my wife’s aunt in their humongous mansion and scarring my baby daughter for life Picking up what I thought was a snack off the floor 20:00:00 - 01:02:44 (LIFE) Top Halloween costumes I’ve worn over the years 01:02:45 - 01:11:40 (MOVIES) Top Halloween movies I can watch over and over again 01:11:41 - 01:14:51(TV) Game of Thrones spin-offs, one cancelled, one greenlit. David Benioff and DB Weiss exited Star Wars trilogy HBO Max snags exclusive streaming rights for South Park and Rick & Morty Sony shutting down PlayStation Vue, what do I do now? 01:14:52 - 01:34:45 (TV) Mr. Robot Season 4 Episode 2 “Not Found” Review Elliot, Mr. Robot and Tyrell walkin' in a winter wonderland, tyrell kills Dom is DTF on IRC chat? Darlene meets a drunk Santa (jon glaser as tobias) 01:34:46 - 01:48:49 (TV) Watchmen episode 2 Martial Feats of Comanche Horsemanship What’s Judd’s deal? Looking Glass has a Rorshach vibe White Night flashback still leaves us with questions Red Scare is a funny dude American Hero Story -- Hooded Justice origins Adrian Veidt / Ozymandias -- puts on a play re-enacting Dr. Manhattan’s origin story with his servants 01:48:50 - 02:02:43 (METS) The never-ending Mets managerial search This Week in Mets History 02:02:44 - 02:(GIANTS) Week 8 loss the Lions Preview of the week 9 vs Cowboys The Leonard Williams trade "Giant Mess" is a sloppy show for NY Giants and Mets fans hosted by a Giants-Mets fan who's a giant mess. CALL: (862) BIT-1986 to leave a voicemail Subscribe to my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIqBGbBgLX2XzgyPe2kRg3Q?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on: https://neallynch.com/ https://twitter.com/realcinch https://www.youtube.com/user/realcinch/ https://www.instagram.com/realcinch/ https://www.facebook.com/giantmess --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/neal-lynch/message

Afterbuzz hosts Tehran Von Ghasri @IAmTehran - Drew Jones @OKDrewJ - Ryan Nilsen @RyanNilsen_ discuss HBO's Watchmen - Season 1 - Episode 1 - "Its Summer and we are Running Out of Ice." Discussion includes Regina King as Sister Night, Don Johnson as Sheriff Jud Crawford, and Jeremy Irons as Ozzymandias. Discussions also inlcude the Seventh Kalvary, Tulsa 1921, Rorshach, Special Segment: Buy or Sell, News & Gossip, predictions, and more. Stay Tuned! The doomsday clock draws nearer. Everything Begins. Nothing Ever Ends. Who watches the Watchmen? Join us for THE WATCHMEN AFTERBUZZ TV AFTER SHOW PODCAST as every single week, we'll be here discussing HBO's adaptation of the world famous graphic novel of the same name. From comic history knowledge to topical discussion on the largely divisive subjects the show covers, we'll be here breaking it down. Subscribe and comment to stay up to date with all things HBO's Watchmen. ABOUT Watchmen: "Watchmen takes place in an alternative, contemporary reality in the United States, in which masked vigilantes became outlawed due to their violent methods. Despite this, some gather around in order to start a revolution while others are out to stop it before it is too late, as a greater question rises above them all; who watches the Watchmen?" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Afterbuzz hosts Tehran Von Ghasri @IAmTehran - Drew Jones @OKDrewJ - Ryan Nilsen @RyanNilsen_ discuss HBO's Watchmen - Season 1 - Episode 1 - "Its Summer and we are Running Out of Ice." Discussion includes Regina King as Sister Night, Don Johnson as Sheriff Jud Crawford, and Jeremy Irons as Ozzymandias. Discussions also inlcude the Seventh Kalvary, Tulsa 1921, Rorshach, Special Segment: Buy or Sell, News & Gossip, predictions, and more. Stay Tuned! The doomsday clock draws nearer. Everything Begins. Nothing Ever Ends. Who watches the Watchmen? Join us for THE WATCHMEN AFTERBUZZ TV AFTER SHOW PODCAST as every single week, we'll be here discussing HBO's adaptation of the world famous graphic novel of the same name. From comic history knowledge to topical discussion on the largely divisive subjects the show covers, we'll be here breaking it down. Subscribe and comment to stay up to date with all things HBO's Watchmen. ABOUT Watchmen: "Watchmen takes place in an alternative, contemporary reality in the United States, in which masked vigilantes became outlawed due to their violent methods. Despite this, some gather around in order to start a revolution while others are out to stop it before it is too late, as a greater question rises above them all; who watches the Watchmen?" --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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On the fifteenth episode of Much Review About Nothing, we review Smallfoot (2018). Again, we must point out that we haven't seen the movie. That is 100% not a joke. Everything we know about the film comes from the trailer, reviews, articles, and our own biased preconceptions. Listen along as we ponder burning questions like: If Anarchists manage to cooperate then has Anarchy technically failed? Was the script for this movie a part of Rorshach’s journal? How many Pope’s have you collected? Why hasn’t Pixar made an R-rated movie (without any dumb singin’ and lovey-dovey stuff)? But most importantly, is Smallfoot the ultimate bane of religion, destroying all forms of faith and inspiring a new generation of furry, Himalayan-based super-atheists?

So there's no new episode of 20TH CENTURY POPCAST today but that doesn't mean you have to go a week without the show. In place of a slightly anticipated, newly recorded, insightfully researched pop culture discussion, listen to this rebroadcast of EPISODE 07 from back on March 2nd 2017. Its Bob and Tim at their earliest discussing the likes of THE LAST STAR-FIGHTER, FRIENDS and WHEN HARRY MET SALLY. And what results is an expose of how these pieces of pop art influenced their own adolescent behaviors. And then be assured that 20TH CENTURY POPCAST will return next week with a POP 5-filled 75th anniversary episode.POCAST SHOUT-ABOUT: To hear a more recent Tim Blevins discussing aspects of the 1980s tune in next Tuesday to FLASH GORDON MINUTE, a thrice-a-week discussion of the 1980 sci-fi spectacle hosted by friend of the show BRAD MENDENHALL (EPISODE 60) and ERIC DEUTSCH. Actually, TUNE IN NOW to catch up on the minutes you've missed.This episode of 20TH CENTURY POPCAST! was recorded by ZENCASTR, a high fidelity podcast recording platform that records multiple guests from multiple zip-codes all as if they were in the same room. Log on for studio quality recordings NOW! (exclamation point also provided by ZENCASTR)MUSIC FEATURED IN TODAY’S EPISODE:"Glorified G" performed by Pearl Jam on their 1994 album VERSES.“I’ll Be You” performed by The Replacements off the 1989 album “DON’T TELL A SOUL”“Hopeless Romantic.” performed by The Bouncing Souls from their 1999 release “HOPELESS ROMANTIC”The use of these songs are for entertainment purposes and without the expressed permission of the recording artist.Subscribe to 20TH CENTURY POPCAST! on APPLE PODCASTS, STITCHER and ANDROID or stream it at www.20popcast.com.Like, share and reminisce with 20TH CENTURY POPCAST! on FACEBOOK.Contact the show with any questions, suggestions or possible topics at 20popcast@gmail.com, #20popcast on Twitter and the POP TALK section of www.20popcast.com.Follow ROBERT CANNING @rhcanning on TWITTER. Read his web-comic at EXAGGERATEDLIFE.wordpress.com and his music blog at superultramegamix.wordpress.com. Follow TIM BLEVINS @subcultist on TWITTER and as SUBCULTISTon INSTAGRAM. Seriously ... we'll be back ... next week ... with NEW MATERIAL ... or ... EPISODE 08.

Back before Johnny Depp sucked, he starred in a movie called Blow (2001), the story of a mediocre, uninteresting drug dealer who can do no wrong... until he can do no right! Does this film pack the emotional punch for adult Laci that it did for teen Laci?  Then, LBB examines Zack Snyder's Watchmen (2009), a bloated, confused, utterly fascinating adaptation of the classic graphic novel. Laci and Matt debate whether Rorshach is a flawed but admirable hero, or an overgrown male junior high school student who scrawls Nietzsche quotes in his notebook. Matt loved this movie so much that it inspired him to read a comic book for the first (and still only!) time in his life. Could this movie possibly hold up?    Time stamps: Blow: 03:32 Watchmen: 21:05   Website: www.loadbearingbeams.com   Twitter: @LoadBearingPod

Folks, we got another blue check mark on the show. That's right, our friend Brian Hanson (@Brian_Hanson) has joined us to talk about a lot of bullshit like cum and the magic vagina eggs that Gwyneth Paltrow sells.   Notes: MeltyCum, waiting for Nathan, Rorshach go on Chapo, yoni eggs, shame sweat, You're Only Human (Second Wind), darkest cum, My Dark Twisted Pochako Fantasy, Biblical dingos.

Join us for another installment of the Graphic Novice Book Club, as we are joined by Jeffrey Nau, of the History of Bad Ideas podcast, to discuss the Watchmen.

Psicologia dell'italiano medio: oggi è possibile delineare alcuni tratti comuni a tutta la popolazione, valutare come nel corso degli anni sono cambiati e ipotizzare come nel futuro i tratti psicologici degli italiani continueranno a cambiare. Ne parlo con Salvatore Parisi, direttore della Scuola Romana di Rorshach. Di seguito il minutaggio della chiacchierata: 01:06 Differenze nei tratti psicologici degli italiani negli ultimi 80 anni. 04:25 E’ possibile fare una proiezione futura? Il bisogno di analisi approfondite. 05:39 Un esempio illustre: Il Rorschach di Giulio Andreotti. 06:54 Il Rorschach di Norimberga. Contattami su http://www.lucamazzucchelli.com Questo video è stato realizzato grazie alla sponsorizzazione del gruppo Giunti OS

Psicologia dell'italiano medio: oggi è possibile delineare alcuni tratti comuni a tutta la popolazione, valutare come nel corso degli anni sono cambiati e ipotizzare come nel futuro i tratti psicologici degli italiani continueranno a cambiare.Ne parlo con Salvatore Parisi, direttore della Scuola Romana di Rorshach.Di seguito il minutaggio della chiacchierata:01:06 Differenze nei tratti psicologici degli italiani negli ultimi 80 anni.04:25 E’ possibile fare una proiezione futura? Il bisogno di analisi approfondite.05:39 Un esempio illustre: Il Rorschach di Giulio Andreotti.06:54 Il Rorschach di Norimberga.Contattami su http://www.lucamazzucchelli.comQuesto video è stato realizzato grazie alla sponsorizzazione del gruppo Giunti OS

Summary of today's show: In its new issue that hits the stands today, Boston Magazine offers a profile of St. John's Seminary, how it has turned around in the decade since the clergy sex-abuse scandal broke, and the story of Fr. Eric Cadin, whose own journey to the priesthood provides a glimpse of the sort of men who are being called to the priesthood today. Scot Landry and Fr. Chris O'Connor look at the story by Patrick Doyle and expand on what was written with Fr. Chris providing his own perspective as vice-rector of the seminary. Listen to the show: Watch the show via live video streaming or a recording later: Today's host(s): Scot Landry and Fr. Chris O'Connor Links from today's show: Today's topics: Boston Magazine profiles Fr. Eric Cadin and the turnaround of St. John's Seminary 1st segment: Scot welcomed everyone to the show. He said today he's glad Fr. Chris O'Connor is the co-host because one of the main stories in Boston Magazine this month is about the turnaround of St. John's Seminary and a profile of the kind of men becoming priests today, particularly Fr. Eric Cadin. Fr. Chris said he is quite pleased with the story and the writer captured the sense of the seminary. Scot said opening up the seminary and themselves to a reporter they don't know well is a risk. He spoke to so many people over such a long time, he could have taken many approaches. Fr. Chris said there had been overtures over time from Boston Magazine to the Archdiocese. The writer, Patrick Boyle, contacted Fr. Chris after hearing him on The Good Catholic Life. Fr. Chris discussed it with Bishop Arthur Kennedy and some of the faculty. Fr. Chris said they know they have a good story and they are proud of their seminarians and if they know that why not let him come in and see where it's going to go. If the story came out otherwise, they knew it wouldn't be the truth. Fr. Chris said Patrick told Fr. Chris that he's Catholic, attended Catholic college, and loves to write. All we hear about is the decline of priestly numbers and to hear that St. John's is full to capacity and so he wanted to come to see what it's all about. Scot asked Fr. Chris how difficult it was to identify a couple of guys to talk to at length. Fr. Chris said he left nothing to chance. They invited Patrick to dinner at the seminary and specified that this would be an off the record conversation to take the measure of each other. They assembled 12 to 15 seminarians, all men from Boston at Patrick's request, for the dinner. Initially, the focus was on men just coming into the seminary. As Patrick unpacked the story, Fr. Cadin's story became interesting because he left the seminary to come back later. He was there in the darkest days and then came back when the turnaround had begun, which became the frame for the turnaround of the seminary. Scot said FR. Eric's story is a crazy story, including growing up in Weymouth, going to Roxbury Latin, attending Harvard, living on the beach in a few places as a surfer, going to seminary, leaving to start pre-med, coming back to seminary and eventually being ordained. OF all the men he does have a very interesting story. Fr. Chris said Fr. Eric is a very personable guy. Today happens to be Fr. Eric's birthday. Fr. Chris said even the clergy sexual abuse scandal details are pretty straightforward and not inflammatory. He said he told Patrick that priests are like airplanes: we never hear about the ones who take off and land safely, only about the ones who crash. Here is a story about a young guy in love with the Lord, very normal and decent. Patrick's approach is about what makes a successful young man give himself to the Lord. Fr. Chris said Patrick Doyle comes from Colorado and Fr. Chris saw a story he'd written on capital punishment and how the governor's Catholic faith was involved as well as another story about a minister. Fr. Chris got the sense of a man who appreciated the role of the church in the world, while not giving the Church a pass. He was going to look at the Church objectively. Scot said the title of the story is “Resurrection”. It begins, “The clergy sex abuse scandal exploded onto front pages across the country in 2002. A painful decade later, the Archdiocese of Boston has begun to rebuild. But a stubborn question remains: What kind of man wants to become a priest?” 2nd segment: Scot said the idea of the story is what kind of man wants to become a priest when the world thinks the Church is in shambles from the abuse crisis. Scot asked Fr. Chris how the scandal affected the men who were in the seminary in 2002 and 2003. Fr. Chris said when he listens to admissions interviews, he starts to tear up sometimes when he hears them talk about why they want to be priests. Without question, they all get that they are signing up for a life of service to others. Even in the midst of crisis, the response to the crisis is, “If not me, them whom.” They know they aren't the Messiah, but they feel called. After 9/11, people flocked to Ground Zero with the feeling that they needed to do something. The men coming forward toward have the sense of Boston as the epicenter with a real diesre on the part of these men to make a difference in the Church. Scot asked if most men think they are called to priesthood is because of the abuse scandal or in spite of it. Fr. Chris said he hears it less 11 years later, but in the early years it was a desire to give their lives to the Church in the time of her need. Scot said the story talks about the decrease in Mass attendance, in donations, in the number of seminarians, and in the number of priests ten years ago. Scot said St. John's Seminary has been described as the heart of the Church and as the womb of the Church, giving birth to new priests. Fr. Chris said they were aware that they had a large task in front of them. One of Cardinal Seán's mandates was that it needed to expand its mission beyond just being an archdiocesan seminary that welcomed seminarians from other dioceses to become a truly regional seminary. They needed to invite the input and interests of the bishops of the region and make it clear that it's a regional seminary in which all the seminarians are equal. Scot asked what changed in the seminary to ensure we wouldn't have a repeat of the abuse scandal. Fr. Chris said the seminary faculty is single-minded in their understanding of the priesthood and what's important. It doesn't mean there isn't disagreement, but they're on the same side on the issues and just looking at different ways of approaching them. Secondly, transparency has priority. The faculty talks frankly with seminarians about the blessings and struggles of their own priesthood. In the past, the faculty was somewhat removed as formators and educators, but today the faculty is also companions on the journey. Fr. Chris and another faculty member will take some seminarians out to dinner to talk to them about their concern and worries and answer questions. Anytime a priest falls, it's a public thing and is sad for all of us. The Church mourns and grieves. The seminary takes those opportunities to sit down with the seminarians and look at what causes these things to happen. Fr. Chris said they've also revised the whole human formation program over the last year or two. Once per month, a faculty member gets together with a particular class on a set subject and those meetings build on themselves. Recently, he spoke on affective maturity. Another recent topic was being brutally honest with their spiritual director. Scot said in many cases, experts have determined that it was the screening process and human formation that failed to weed out or help men who later became abusers. He said many priests today will recall thinking a particular classmate was kind of odd and he turned out to be one of those abusive priests. Fr. Chris said human formation didn't exist before Vatican II. At the time, there was only spiritual and academic formation. Pastoral formation and human formation only came after. Pope John Paul wrote about priesthood and seminary formation that the other three build on the human formation. the priest must be a bridge and not an obstacle to Christ. They are mediators for Christ. One of the interesting aspects of the article, Scot said, was when it details that when Fr. Eric decided to go into the seminary, he had a lot of people who weren't encouraging and got a mixed reaction, which is common among seminarians. Fr. Chris said many people tell seminarians that it's a perfect fit for them, but there's often a mom or dad who is discouraging. Sometimes they don't want their son to be lonely in a tough life. Another reason, like Aristotle said, is that it lessens the chance for grandchildren for their legacy and parents become nervous about that. Fr. Chris encourages potential seminarians to bring their parents to see that these are normal and good men and it alleviates their fears. Scot outlined the extensive application process that potential seminarians go through as outlined in the magazine story, including a full-day psychological exam. Fr. Chris said it's a grueling process. There are several meetings with diocesan vocation directors. The man then fills out an autobiography and his understanding of the Church and priesthood. He goes to an all-day psychological test with several psychologists, including family background, mental health, sexual history, why they want to become a priest. There are tests of leadership ability and personality. They then need four or five letter of recommendation, three or four from priests, others from co-workers or parishioners. They sit before a board of faculty members, including the rector, vice-rector, academic dean, and directory of spiritual formation. Sometimes they ask what their family traditions are, which gives a sense of the family background, for example. The questions are geared around the four pillars. They need to assess their academic ability. Fr. Chris looks at the human formation, their strengths and weaknesses. They ask what sort of leadership roles he's had and experiences working with men and women. They ask about their spiritual formation, their prayer life, their devotions, when they heard God calling. It's an hourlong conversation and the faculty forget what a grueling experience it is. Scot said being interviewed by a psychologist is grueling and he related a story about the crazy questions he had to answer before he entered the seminary 20 years ago for a brief time. Being interviewed by five people at once can be similarly grueling. Fr. Chris told a story of taking the Rorshach test. Scot said in the story it tells of how Fr. Eric left the seminary for about 2 years. He asked Fr. Chris how often it happens that men take time off and how many leave altogether. Fr. Chris said when he was in seminary you saw men coming and going quite regularly, but you don't see it as much anymore. Perhaps it's because of the scandal. Men coming now have thought long and hard about this. They're often older and leaving lucrative careers. There's more going into the thought process now. Fr. Chris always tell men who tell him that they're leaving, he asks them 25 times if they're sure. If they say it 25 times, then he tells him he'll help them move out because the last thing the Church needs is another unhappy priest. Scot said the formation he received in the seminary made him a better husband because he gave it a chance first. In the story, it tells of how Fr. Eric walked into the refectory wearing flip-flops and ran into then-seminarian Darin Colarusso, a former Air Force pilot, who told him he had to wear shoes. Almost all guys going to the seminary experience a bit of a culture shock. One of the big tasks of the faculty is to help them adjust. Fr. Chris said it's a difficult task, especially coming from the culture where independence is celebrated. These men in their mid-twenties now have to ask permission to be excused from an Evening Prayer and a dinner. They do that because living in a parish, they will always be accountable to someone else, whether a pastor or the bishop. Getting in the habit of being accountable is essential. For many professions, you work Monday to Friday, 9 to 5, but a priest is a priest on vacation, out with friends, or at Mass. Being a priest is something that changes you in essentials. So the seminarians aren't living in a college dorm, but are living in a seminary for formation. Fr. Chris said the story doesn't mention that when Christ called the Twelve, he brought them together and formed them as a group. In Scripture, the Apostles jockeyed with one another. The faculty relies on seminarians forming other seminarians and helping them with positive and negative reinforcement. Scot said it's like a typical family where the older siblings are expected to help form and guide their younger siblings. 3rd segment: Fr. Chris said he was happy that the writer helped put a human face on the priesthood. Most people only see their priests for an hour on Sunday. the article shows that priests come from families like ours, that they follow long twisty roads. He said the story also picked up on the instrumental moment of the death of Fr. Cadin's mother and the presence of two priests with him in the hospital. This occurred during the period when he'd left the seminary. He recognized that God was present in that moment. Patrick Doyle also didn't paint a rosy picture, talking statistics and the scandal. He caught the anger against the Church, but he also caught what the Church is trying to do to make it better, including normal, healthy priests. Scot said there's a lot of good stuff that can't make the final version of any printed article. He asked Fr. Chris what good things didn't make the story. Fr. Chris joked that they didn't publish his full-page photo. But seriously, he thinks each of the men who were interviewed have a unique powerful story about God calling them and each of them would have been just as compelling a story about Fr. Cadin's. He thinks Patrick did an excellent job of pointing out the mistakes and how the Church is correcting those mistakes. Scot noted that Boston Magazine will reach a lot of folks who aren't active Catholics. Fr. Chris said they will now know that St. John's Seminary is here, not going anywhere, is alive and well, and the priests being formed are good, holy, and indispensable for the new evangelization. With the sale of some of the property to Boston College, there was a false sense that the seminary had closed. The story will reach a large audience of people to tell them that the seminary is here to stay. It also shows that there is a human side to the priests and could be a tool to call people back to the faith. Fr. Chris said Msgr. Moroney, the rector, found it to be a balanced article. He hasn't had a chance to check with the seminarians. He thinks Patrick Doyle has done a great job. Scot said the story has three contexts: Fr. Eric Cadin; St. John's Seminary's turnaround; and the role of St. John's Seminary in turning around the Archdiocese. He thinks that it does a good job of balancing all of these things. He said it gives us all hope and shows how things have changed in the past 10 years.

The fabled episode 78 is here. Creed has returned, and we don't give a shit. The Jerky Boys had their day in the sun and Ceej relished in it. Juggalo porn is horrible and shouldn't be considered porn, Rorshach is gonna kill some teens, Rob's nightmares would be sexually awesome and we chat about the lovely ladies that put up with our nerdness. Ceej finally sees District 9 and Watchmen while Jared Leto is kind of a dick. A bunch of voicemail and Rob finally spills the beans on the big announcement that has been alluded to for months.

Week of March 28th, 2007 (This was uploaded 2 weeks late, the next show will follow very quickly) Corrections and additions from last issue: 1. Michael does a mea culpa about Captain Marvel/Shazam 2. Episode counts for the Superman 1966 and Batman 1977 animated series DVDs 3. Additional details on Whiteout and the Surrogates 4. Bud Collier’s history playing Superman 5. Joel Silver quote about the Wonder Woman Movie News: 1. Box Office TMNT, 300, and Ghost Rider all on the charts 2. Gatchaman next animated film from makers of TMNT 3. Final Spider-Man 3 Trailer 4. Robot casting finally for Transformers 5. Emile Hirsch cast as Speed Racer 6. Original Birdman and Space Ghost series coming to DVD July 17 7. Masked Magician graphic novel coming, yes, really Rumor Treadmill: 1. Alan Dale not in The Dark Knight 2. Simon Pegg and Jackie Earle Haley for Rorshach? 3. Is Shaun Toub the Mandarin in Iron Man? 4. Johnny Depp and Antonio Banderas in Sin City 2 5. Matthew Modine likely to be in The Incredible Hulk, part unknown We answer an email from Jared of Pensacola Fl, and talk about who the villain Morlun is from Spider-Man and could he be a future movie villain.