Podcasts about sandmen

It's rare that the fae and the dead have much to do with each other, which is surprising given that within the latter category, the wraiths called Sandmen are oneiromancers extraordinaire. Manipulating the dreams of mortals from beyond the grave, they should be one of the more likely sorts of Prodigal a changeling may encounter. They are suggested as antagonists (in the C20 corebook, if not elsewhere), but what do these dramatic ghosts get up to on their own time? We're opening up their splatbook, Guildbook: Sandmen, to answer this question and learn more about being a theatre person for all eternity, for better or worse. Perhaps you'll be inspired to introduce them on the fringes of dreams in your own game for an unsettling bit of mystery... We previously talked about crossover between Changeling: the Dreaming and Wraith: the Oblivion waaaay back in Season One; check out that episode (#25) here: https://changelingthepodcast.com/podcast/episode-25-changeling-and-wraith-crossover/. And if you'd like to purchase the guildbook in question, you can follow the mist-shrouded path to https://www.storytellersvault.com/product/143?affiliate_id=3063731. Aside from all that, should you want to send missives in dreams to us, you have a range of options: Discord: https://discord.me/ctp Email: podcast@changelingthepodcast.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100082973960699 Mastodon: https://dice.camp/@ChangelingPod Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/changelingthepodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ChangelingThePodcast your hosts Josh Hillerup (any pronoun) makes use of a relic shepherd's crook to ensure no vaudevillian Sandmen get too fast and loose with Phantasm. Pooka G (any pronoun/they) worked in a haunted theatre during university, but the ghost mostly just hid among remaindered prop furniture. To die, to sleep; — To sleep, perchance to dream: — ay, there's the rub; For in that sleep of death what dreams may come, When we have shuffled off this mortal coil, Must give us pause. —William Shakespeare, Hamlet, III.i.64–68

Imagine, if you will, living in a place where you can live the best life.No job.No bills.All of the alcohol, sex and drugs that you can might want.One caveat....Your life is terminated on a trippy amusement ride at the age of thirty.Occasionally, there's a Runner, someone who selfishly doesn't want to release their life energy.That's where the Sandmen come in; they hunt down the runners.But what happens when the Sandman becomes the Runner?Come find out with Brock and Dan, as they take you on a whimsical yet in depth auditory journey through this Special Academy Award winning film!Fish, plankton, sea greens and protein from the sea!Do things on whatever social media or podcast/video vendor in the comments to elicit some manner of response!If you like websites and the like, here ya go: www.droppedculture.com !Email your thing, Boom! droppedculturepodcast@gmail.comCarrier birds may be sent directly to one of the 8 fountains in Manitou Springs; we'll find them!Thanks for listening!

The Gauntlet Continues! Cole-El and guest, Lee Reed, continue their discussion about the popular Spider-Man event, the Gauntlet/Grim Hunt! This episode covers Amazing Spider-Man #615-616 featuring the exciting battle between Spider-Man and an army of Sandmen! Follow Masters of Comic Books: https://www.instagram.com/mastersofcomicbooks/ Follow Lee Reed: https://www.instagram.com/reeds_reads/

We're wiping the sleep out of our eyes, as we return to the tales of the 12th Doctor.

We're wiping the sleep out of our eyes, as we return to the tales of the 12th Doctor.

On each episode of The Sandman UNLOCKED, we want to take you deeper in the story and help you unfurl the mysterious and secrets behind Neil Gaiman's masterpiece. One this week's episode,The Sandman Issue #11 Read-along "Moving In", we explore all the SandMEN(?) that have occurred in DC comics, chatted in-depth about Walter McKay, took a look at the background of Matthew the Raven, and wrapped things up with an analysis of camp as defined by Susan Sontag. If you'd like to support us directly, head over to our Patreon!You can also hang out with us on Discord whenever you'd like.You can follow us on: Twitter and InstagramAshley Mowers can be followed on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTokSean Dotson can be followed on Twitter

John and Eugene take a look at what may be the last of Hollywood's Pre-Star Wars Sci-Fi spectacles.  It all changes after this one, folks. Synopsis The Domed City is a closed- oasis in a world destroyed by war.  Logan 5 is one of the elite Sandmen who enforce the ultimate law of the Domed ... Read more

RobChrisRob came together from around the globe to transmit urgent chit chat about Elon Musk backing out of the twitter deal, japan testing giant turbines to generate power from ocean currents, Sandman's release date, the Beavis & Butthead movie,

Season 3 is is here and Big Hec and Sandmen have new episodes new topics and are crazier than ever. Start the year right by Celebrating Big Hec's birthday, Dating advice and all new confessions and fuck my life stories.

This go around the fellas travel back to a time when Dreamers and Sandmen ruled the world an watch the ECW Heat Wave pay per view from 1998. They rate and review it in all its glory and talk of a time seemingly long gone in wrestling history. A hell of a PPV, and possibly one of our best review episodes yet.

Book Vs Movie: “Logan's Run” The Cult Classic Novel & Film That Inspired Generations of SciFi Fans  Imagine living in a world where you can live as free as you please, but you have to allow yourself to be killed at 21 (or 30?) This dystopian tale comes from two science fiction authors, William F. Nolan and George Clayton Johson in 1976 with Logan's Run. Logan is a “Sandman” who chases “runners” who wish to escape their creepy fate.  The original story was inspired by the turbulent campus life in the 1960s and caught the imagination of SciFi fans everywhere. The setting is 2116, and from the “Little War,” it was decided that in order for earth to survive, the population needed to be kept artificially down. People live with a “palm flower” that changes color as they age. When they hit 21, it is called their ‘last day” and to report to “Sleepshop.” It is there they are killed using a pleasure-increasing toxic gas.  Logan being a Deep Sleep Operative, he can tell when people are trying to escape their fate and run to a free land called “Sanctuary.” He uses a gun called a “homer” because it can “home” their body heat and evaporate them. Sandmen also use martial arts and generally have no sympathy for runners.  Logan's love interest in “Jessica 6” distrusts him at first but eventually along with Logan's friend Francis they off to the Sanctuary. Francis, it turns out, is an oldster of 42 whose palm flower malfunctioned and he got by with plastic surgery to change his appearance Jessica and Logan are then sent off on a rocket outside of Mars to start their lives over.  The 1976 movie stars Michael York as Logan 5 and Jenny Agutter as Jessica 6. The movie changes the maximum age to 30 and this time the “last dayers” end their lives in a game called the “Carrousel” which causes them to evaporate in front of an audience.  In 2274, every person is implanted with a “life clock” that shows their age. Logan 5 and his friend Francis 7 are both Sandmen who one day kill a runner who had an “ankh” jewelry symbol. Turns out this symbol is for people who are looking for “Sanctuary” and that is how he identifies Jessica 6.  They go on the run together and there is quite a bit of wackiness with a robot named Box who wants to freeze and eat them, Washington DC mossed over and an old man with cats who wants to help them. There are also sexy costumes and special effects which were considered a big deal at the time. (Wow!)  So, between the original novel and the movie--which did we prefer? Have a listen and find out!  In this ep the Margos discuss: The journey of the 1967 story to the 1976 movie Biggest changes between book & movie The 1977 TV series that surprisingly did not take off The special effects of the time The cast: Michael York (Logan 5,) Jenny Agutter (Jessica 6,) Richard Jordan (Francis 7,) Roscoe Lee Browne (Box voice), Farrah Fawcett-Majors (Holly 13), and Peter Ustinov as the Old Man.  Clips used: Logan decides to run Logan's Run trailer “The Carousel”  Logan procures Jessica 6  Jessica and Logan meet “The Box” Music by Jerry Goldsmith Book Vs Movie is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. Find more podcasts you will love Frolic.Media/podcasts Join our Patreon page to help support the show! https://www.patreon.com/bookversusmovie  Book Vs. Movie podcast https://www.facebook.com/bookversusmovie/ Twitter @bookversusmovie www.bookversusmovie.com Email us at bookversusmoviepodcast@gmail.com Brought to you by Audible.com You can sign up for a FREE 30-day trial here http://www.audible.com/?source_code=PDTGBPD060314004R Margo D. @BrooklynFitChik www.brooklynfitchick.com brooklynfitchick@gmail.com Margo P. @ShesNachoMama https://coloniabook.weebly.com/  Our logo was designed by Madeleine Gainey/Studio 39 Marketing Follow on Instagram @Studio39Marketing & @musicalmadeleine 

Book Vs Movie: “Logan's Run” The Cult Classic Novel & Film That Inspired Generations of SciFi Fans  Imagine living in a world where you can live as free as you please, but you have to allow yourself to be killed at 21 (or 30?) This dystopian tale comes from two science fiction authors, William F. Nolan and George Clayton Johson in 1976 with Logan's Run. Logan is a “Sandman” who chases “runners” who wish to escape their creepy fate.  The original story was inspired by the turbulent campus life in the 1960s and caught the imagination of SciFi fans everywhere. The setting is 2116, and from the “Little War,” it was decided that in order for earth to survive, the population needed to be kept artificially down. People live with a “palm flower” that changes color as they age. When they hit 21, it is called their ‘last day” and to report to “Sleepshop.” It is there they are killed using a pleasure-increasing toxic gas.  Logan being a Deep Sleep Operative, he can tell when people are trying to escape their fate and run to a free land called “Sanctuary.” He uses a gun called a “homer” because it can “home” their body heat and evaporate them. Sandmen also use martial arts and generally have no sympathy for runners.  Logan's love interest in “Jessica 6” distrusts him at first but eventually along with Logan's friend Francis they off to the Sanctuary. Francis, it turns out, is an oldster of 42 whose palm flower malfunctioned and he got by with plastic surgery to change his appearance Jessica and Logan are then sent off on a rocket outside of Mars to start their lives over.  The 1976 movie stars Michael York as Logan 5 and Jenny Agutter as Jessica 6. The movie changes the maximum age to 30 and this time the “last dayers” end their lives in a game called the “Carrousel” which causes them to evaporate in front of an audience.  In 2274, every person is implanted with a “life clock” that shows their age. Logan 5 and his friend Francis 7 are both Sandmen who one day kill a runner who had an “ankh” jewelry symbol. Turns out this symbol is for people who are looking for “Sanctuary” and that is how he identifies Jessica 6.  They go on the run together and there is quite a bit of wackiness with a robot named Box who wants to freeze and eat them, Washington DC mossed over and an old man with cats who wants to help them. There are also sexy costumes and special effects which were considered a big deal at the time. (Wow!)  So, between the original novel and the movie--which did we prefer? Have a listen and find out!  In this ep the Margos discuss: The journey of the 1967 story to the 1976 movie Biggest changes between book & movie The 1977 TV series that surprisingly did not take off The special effects of the time The cast: Michael York (Logan 5,) Jenny Agutter (Jessica 6,) Richard Jordan (Francis 7,) Roscoe Lee Browne (Box voice), Farrah Fawcett-Majors (Holly 13), and Peter Ustinov as the Old Man.  Clips used: Logan decides to run Logan's Run trailer “The Carousel”  Logan procures Jessica 6  Jessica and Logan meet “The Box” Music by Jerry Goldsmith Book Vs Movie is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. Find more podcasts you will love Frolic.Media/podcasts Join our Patreon page to help support the show! https://www.patreon.com/bookversusmovie  Book Vs. Movie podcast https://www.facebook.com/bookversusmovie/ Twitter @bookversusmovie www.bookversusmovie.com Email us at bookversusmoviepodcast@gmail.com Brought to you by Audible.com You can sign up for a FREE 30-day trial here http://www.audible.com/?source_code=PDTGBPD060314004R Margo D. @BrooklynFitChik www.brooklynfitchick.com brooklynfitchick@gmail.com Margo P. @ShesNachoMama https://coloniabook.weebly.com/  Our logo was designed by Madeleine Gainey/Studio 39 Marketing Follow on Instagram @Studio39Marketing & @musicalmadeleine 

There is a lot of advice about how to outline a story on the internet, and almost all of it was it was useless, so I stopped trying to wade through it. Like it's just bad content marketing run amok. So I'm going to give you the most useful ways I know to understand stories. The keys to the kingdom as I understand them. And trust me, not a single one of them is "Use mind mapping software."Let's say you want to understand a story. A book, a movie, graphic novel, TV show, play, series of tweets, radio drama... could be anything? How do you do it? You read it, of course, but that's not enough. Because stories have a kind of magic. They transport us to another place. And, if they are well constructed, we get swept along by them in a way that makes it difficult to analyze how they work while they are working on us. In fact, if you're watching a movie and you notice something like the beginning of the third act, chances are it's not a very good movie. Because when it's good, you're so engaged, you don't even think about that kind of stuff.So, I think, to really understand a story, you have to outline it. And that means, reading or watching it again, and writing down the bare bones of what happens. There is simply no wrong way to do this. Should you use a spreadsheet, or a notepad or index cards or mindmapping software? The answer is yes. Whatever makes it easy for you, because, whatever tool you use, you will learn something. And that's the point.So everything I have to say from this point forward is just to make it more profitable for you to do. See there are two reasons to do this. You want to write something of your own.You want to enjoy every story you encounter more. And, for me, #2 is by far the better reason. You're increasing the value of every story you're going to encounter for the rest of your life. That's what I call leverage.Stories can be tricky and the process can be confusing -- especially if you've had one too many English classes recently -- So I'm going to arm you with some of the conceptual tools I use to make things clear.Principle #1 -- Any story is a system of systems.So think of the elements of a novel. Dialog, character, symbolism, description, narration, plot, chaptering, paragraphing, setting -- it could go on and on and on. There are many, many ways to combine those elements to create a good novel. And no two authors do it the same way and no two authors should.So, in your outline, only pay attention to the systems that are interesting to you. If you don't see any great symbols, don't go looking for them. It's not a box you have to check off. What you want to understand is one level up from that. How all these systems work together.PlotOutlining a plot is as simple as writing down what happens in the beats of the story.Luke wants to join the rebellionThe droids run offLuke chases the droidsLuke is attacked by Sandmen and rescued by Obi-Wan KenobiAnd from that list, you can begin to understand the story.If you get stuck on what's important in a scene or why it matters, you can always ask, what happens if you don't have that scene in the story? There's a lot of other ways you can [[analyze a scene]], that's going to have to be a video of its own, but most of the time if you just get the basic beats of the story down, many new things about the story will become clear and that's what you want.Here are the questions to start asking of the plot?What started the story rolling? How did the character get into this mess?What does the character want?What happens if the character doesn't get it?From this list of beats, you want to get THREE things. External Story, Internal Story, and Theme.First, what's the external story. For Star Wars, the external story is blowing up the Death Star/defeating the Empire.The second thing you want to understand is the internal story. What does the character need psychologically, inside themselves, to be whole? Luke has to learn to trust himself and his abilities to reach his full potential. To use the Force Luke.And the third thing is the theme? What's the value that every scene or almost every scene turns on? That ties the whole thing together. The theme of Star Wars, loosely, is believing in something bigger than yourself. And while Luke's story resolves powerfully on this theme when uses the Force to blow up the Death Star, so too does Han Solo's story. He doesn't believe in the Force, or the Rebellion or anything. He bails out of the fight with the Death Star because he has a price on his head. He's looking out for himself. But he changes and we see this in action when he comes back in the end to save Luke so he can blow up the Death Star. So you might say, the theme is "Only when we believe in something bigger than ourselves can evil be defeated."GenreI think the most important thing you can know about any story is what genre it is in. People interested in literary fiction have looked down on genre fiction, but that prejudice certainly doesn't stop literary fiction from being its own genre. And what a genre does is set the reader's expectation of how things should be in the story. It's a set of conventions that the writer must deal with.Genre conventions are conventions about the way the systems of story interlock. Some of these conventions are obligatory scenes. Every thriller needs a daring escape scene. And a hero at the mercy of the villain scene. But these conventions extend to everything. Certain symbols or lines. A Bond movie isn't a Bond movie without spy gadgets, and a cool car, a scene with tuxedoes and evening gowns and the lines, "Shaken not Stirred" and "Bond, James Bond."Genre even extends to permissible themes. A romance novel cannot have a theme that denies that love is possible and still be a romance novel.FormClosely related to Genre is the form a story takes.Stories only have a limited number of forms. You could say there are five or seven or ten basic plots, and still be right. It's all in how you slice them. But if you think there are 50 basic plots, you are wrong. It may be an indefinable number, but it's finite and it's small.So it's also very useful to try to fit the story you outline to one of these structures.Dostoyevsky said there are only two plotsPerson goes on a journeyStranger comes to townChristopher Booker worked on his book Seven Basic Plots for 34 years and came up with these.Overcoming the MonsterRags to RichesThe Quest Voyage and ReturnComedyTragedyRebirthBlake Snyder, in his book, Save the Cat identified these 10 plots for film.Monster in the HouseGolden FleeceOut of the BottleDude with a ProblemRites of PassageBuddy LoveWhydunitThe Fool TriumphantInstitutionalizedSuperheroSo Cowboy Movie is a genre that includes many forms of story Unforgiven is a Voyage and Return story. And you could say it was a kind of Buddy Love. The Searchers is a Quest or Golden Fleece. Sci-Fi Movie is a genre that also includes a wide range of story forms. Alien is Overcoming the Monster or Monster in the House. You don't have to use either of these schemas for story form. Just have a good sense of what other stories the story you want to understand is like. If you say it's unlike any other story -- you haven't understood the form. CharacterThe last very easy thing to do when outlining is to make a list of major characters and look at how they stack up against each other. What's their function in the story and what would happen if they weren't there? What stance do they take on the theme? In Star Wars, Han Solo rejects the theme, then comes around in the end, enabling Luke to blow up the Death Star. He's the skeptic. And that kind of character is very powerful in fantasy novels. Because that character grants us permission to enter the reality. If it's all zealots and true believers in a fantasy world, it's harder for us to suspend disbelief. So Han Solo isn't just there to be cool, and he isn't just transportation for Luke, you lose a lot of meaning if you take his character out. And that's it. Well, I mean it's not everything. Outlining a story certainly can be more complicated than that, but it doesn't have to be. Just write down the beats and ask a few questions and a whole new world will open up to you. Even if you never write anything of your own, outlining a story will help you to enjoy and appreciate every other story more. And that's worth something. Get full access to How It's Written by Patrick E. McLean at patrickemclean.substack.com/subscribe

Topic: Movies and Franchises about the Future   This week, we’re looking at a collection of media about the future that either has yet to happen or never happened in our lifetimes.  In a lot of this, we really talked about what we all thought the future would be, and how quickly we thought it would happen.  Would you agree that the progress of the future is slowing down, or would you say we were just too unrealistic with the future?     Futures that Should have Happened:   Star Trek Tells of a war between 1992 to 1996 about the Eugenic War; a war where genetically altered humans attempted to take over humanity, causing nearly 37 Millions deaths. This is the same Eugenics Wars as Kahn Noonien Singh.  2053 - World War 3 ends after a nuclear exchange 2063 - We develop the First Major warp ship, which gets the attentions of the Vulcans and begins the early foundations of the federation and exploration. 2103 - Mars is colonized.   Thundarr the Barbarian 1994 – Premise tells of a runaway planet that drifts between the Earth and Moon, unleashing cosmic destruction and radically changing the Earth’s climate and geography   A Clockwork Orange 1995 – A future Britain is laden in crime, and a new technique that reforms prisoners with aversion therapy.   V for Vendetta 1995 - 1996 – In the Comic Version: Series of events highlight how a nuclear war year in the 1980 that leaves much of Africa and Europe devastated. While Britain is not bombed itself, it feels the effects and the corporations and fascist groups take over the country, leading to the series of events. 2025 – 2026 – In the Film Version: As a result of the United State’s Second Civil War, a worldwide disease began to spread. Britain is taken over by a neo-fascist, police state government which rounds up undesirable individuals, including political opponents, immigrants, Jews, Muslims, atheists, homosexuals, and others to be imprisoned and executed.   Terminator 2: Judgment Day 1997 – Tells that an AI will take over all computers and cause a war, leading to the near end of humanity.   Escape from New York 1997 – Humanity’s crime rose by 400% in 1988, and forced Manhattan island to be turned into a massive   Lost in Space 1997 - Jupiter 2 was said to launch due to overpopulation of the world.   Demolition man 1996 – Cryogenic freezing of Criminals is established 2010 – A great Earthquake merged parts of Northern and Southern California 2032 - San Angeles, a merging of Los Angeles, San Diego, and Santa Barbara is a major megalopolis, and a utopia for the setting.   Knight Rider 2000 2000 – Predicts a future with Sonic Pistols, and talking Cars   2001: A Space Odyssey 2000 – Space travel itself is common place, with advanced AIs that help manage all the functions of these ships and people.   Mega Man Franchise 200X to 20XX – Stories tell of a Robotic evolution and development that replaces a lot of common jobs and functions with robots, leading to a peaceful future. Mega Man battles with Dr Wily and his rogue Robots, which are often reprogrammed from their original function order and turned to terrorism. 21XX – Later version of the game sees X, the successor to Mega Man, being used to create the first series of Reploids(Replicated Androids) that have human feelings and personalities. X fights against Mavericks Reploids, Reploids who have turned to crime or been infected with a virus, in order to protect humanity.    Time Cop 2004 – Time Travel exists as a means of stopping Crime.   Transformers: The Movie 2005 – The Autobots, giant transforming robots that turn into various vehicles and devices, have helped advanced human’s technology to the point of being similar to the Autobots.   Bicentennial Man 2005-2020 – Androids have become sophisticated butlers and house hold tools.   Freejack 2009 – The super wealthy have figured out immortality, by traveling back in time to just before a person dies and using their bodies as substitutes. This is due to most of the population being on drugs and poor environment.   I Am Legend 2009 – 2012 - The film predicted an outbreak of a re-engineered measles virus in 2009 that kills 94% of the populace and mutates 5% into zombie-like "Darkseekers"   2012 2012 – Predicts that a solar flares from the sun will cause rising sea levels and rampant tsunami around the world, leading to various governments building Arks to protect up to 100,000 of humanity.   The Postman 2013 – Tells of a future after an unspecified apocalyptic events in 1997 that started a trend of militias leading hate crimes and other racially motivated attacks. 2043 – Due to the actions of the postman and the movement he started, the United States is rebuilt and much better afterwards   Back to the Future 2 2015 – Film travels to the future, where Marty must stop his son from ruining his life. It predicts lots of various technology, most notably, Flying Cars.   Neon Genesis Evangelion 2000 – A worldwide event known as ‘Second Impact’ sees a meteor crash into Antarctica and devastates the populous, killing 2 billion people and raising the sea level 2015 – Majority of the story takes place, telling of a futuristic city of Tokyo 3 which has 26 story tall robots called Evangelions that protect humanity from the alien Angels sent to wipe out humanity.   Rollerball 2018 – In a future where corporations have taken over the government, a new sport, Rollerball is now the most popular Sport, with people being forced to watch it at home.   Blade Runner 2019 – Interstellar travel has been developed and becoming common place, with synthetic humans employed as labor.   The Running Man 2017 - The United States has become a totalitarian police state following a worldwide economic collapse. The government pacifies the populace through The Running Man, a broadcast game show, where criminals fight for their lives as "runners", fleeing from armed mercenaries named the "stalkers", to earn a state pardon.   Akira 1982 (1992 in English Adaptation) – Sees Tokyo destroyed by a nuclear bomb, starting World War 3 2019 (2030 in English Adaptation) – Tokyo is rebuilt as Neo-Tokyo on the artificial island in Tokyo Bay. Although the home of the 32nd Olympic games, the city is gripped with Anti-Government protestors and gang violence.   Pacific Rim 2013 – Kaiju monsters start appearing from the ocean and destroying humanity. 2020 – Humanity has developed giant Robots piloted by 2 individuals in order to combat the Kaiju.   Edge of Tomorrow 2015 – An asteroid falls in Germany, carrying aliens that quickly take over Europe. 2020 – A small victory gives humanity hope an invasion of France is planned to retake the earth. It’s discovered that the aliens use a system similar to ‘Goundhogs Day’ to return their memories to their past selves and alter events so that they go in their favor.   Johnny Mnemonic 2021 - "Mnemonic couriers" carry sensitive information in their brains; the world is dominated by megacorporations.   Futures potentially to be   Soylent Green 2022 - The effects of overpopulation, pollution, and climate catastrophe have caused severe worldwide shortages of food, water and housing. Soylent Industries controls the world's food supply, with their latest product, Soylent Green being various health and full of protein.   Repo Men 2025 – Advancements in prosthetics develop bio-organs, allowing the replacement of various internal organs. They are sold by ‘The Union’, a corporation that sends out ‘Repo Men’ to repossess these bio-organs from people who are unable or unwilling to pay for them.     Children of Men 2027 – Humanity hasn’t had any children in 18 years, leading to various wars and global depression, which puts humanity on the brink of extinction. This has led Britain, one of the few remaining governments to become a police state, but also a haven for refugees.   Hotel Artemis 2028 – Water Privatization causes riots in Los Angeles, which leads to bank robbers getting injured and running to Hotel Artemis, a hospital/hotel for criminals. There are robots doing surgery and also 3d printed transplant organs.   Ghost in the Shell 2029 – By this time, cyberization is common place, and humans have their brains protected with ‘Cyber Brains’ which allow interfacing with electronics and other tools. There are fully cyberized people who are entirely artificial, save for their brains incased in ‘Cyber Brains’.    I, Robot 2035 – Humanity has developed humanoid robots within the last 10 years that have taken over various jobs throughout the world. The newest model and AI to run it run rampant as a result of the AI believing it is in the best interest of Humanity if robots ruled over humans in order to keep them from killing themselves.   The Martian 2035 – Manned missions to Mars is in their 3rd wave, with humans living on Mars for roughly 36 days at a time, exploring and beginning the work of future colonization. Mark Watney is left behind after an emergency exit from the planet following a storm, and is forced to live on Mars for over a year on his own.   Moon 2035 – The moon is being mined for a rare mineral that is needed for new super conductor electronics on Earth. It’s ran by a singular clone and an advanced AI.   Meet the Robinsons 2037 – Major advancements in technology allow nearly anything to be real. This includes flying vehicles, talking frogs, advances robotics and AI, and so much more.   Ready Player One 2045 – The world is plagued by an energy crisis and global warming, leading to economic collapse and widespread social problems. The only release/haven for escapism is the OASIS, a MMORPG/Social Community online that actually have the most stable economy in the world at the moment.   Event Horizon 2047 – Space travel is normalized and not unusual, with the main Ship, the Event Horizon, testing a radical new engine designed to travel through time-space rifts, and it brings back something it didn’t intend on bringing back.   Minority Report 2054 – Pre-cognition humans exist and are used to tell the events of future murders, which allows Pre-cog Police to arrest people before murders can take place.   Interstellar 2063 – Humanity’s crops and food supply is devastated, with people growing corn and major dust bowls coming to cause havoc on a daily basis. Children are taught that space travel doesn’t even exist, in an effort to focus on survival instead of exploration.  Humanity/NASA sends one last manned mission in space to find a suitable new home for humans.   Oblivion 2077 – Humanity was invaded by Aliens 60 years ago, and as a result of the human using nuclear weapons to defeat the aliens, the few humans living on Earth are there maintaining drones that harvest the sea water for fuel sources. Remaining humans now live on other planet, with the fuel being used to power their ships.    Total Recall 2084 – Mars has been colonized and humans have the ability to take vacations via implanted memories of having adventures/vacations via a place called ‘ReKall’.   The Jetsons 2100s – A future where flying cars, apartments/homes in the sky exist, and humanity lives in almost pure luxury in the sky.   AI 2101 – Advanced robotics and AI end up creating androids that feel and fall in love. One such example is an android child, that can replace a child in the home, giving the experiences of being a parent.  It can actually Fall in Love with a person, or atleast simulate it.   WALL-E 2105 - Humanity was devastated by over population/consumption, with too much trash. This forced humans to leave the planet on cruise, vessels, while robots were meant to clean up the planet afterwards.  Humans never returned as the company ‘Buy n’ Large’ terminated the program to clean Earth as it felt it couldn’t sustain any life on the planet. 2805 – Humanity begins its return to Earth as life is discovered back on Earth, hoping to make it hospitable again.   Alien 2122 - Space transportation is typical and the crew of the Nostromo discover a distress beacon that leads to a horrifying end.   The Black hole 2130 – Space travel is typical, with a crew returning to Earth, only to find a lone ship near a Black Hole, who is somehow immune to its gravitational constant.   Judge Dredd 2139 – Humanity has been forced in to Mega-Cities as much of the world has become a wasteland. Humanity lives in these cities and are protected by the ‘Judges’, who act as both Police, Judges, Juries, and Executioners of the law.   The Matrix 2199 – Humanity created robots, and the robots, being advanced AI, develop sentience causing a revolt with humans. Because the robots are powered by solar energy, Humans blot out the sun with dangerous black clouds.  The robots, eventually enslave humanity, forcing them to be born like crops and using them as batteries for their own powers, all while humanity is tucked away in a virtual landscape known as the Matrix.   Fifth Element 2263 – In a future with interstellar travel is typical, humanity had degraded to large high rise cities, with flying cars, and even genetic recreation of humans in a matter of minutes, potentially bring people back from the dead or from serious wounds.   Zardoz 2293 - Following a nanite plague that left most of the world uninhabitable, the human population is divided into the immortal "Eternals" and mortal "Brutals." The Brutals live in an irradiated wasteland, growing food for the Eternals, who live apart in "the Vortex," leading a luxurious but aimless existence on the grounds of a country estate. The connection between the two groups is through Brutal Exterminators, who kill and terrorize other "Brutals" at the orders of a huge flying stone head called Zardoz, which supplies them with weapons in exchange for the food they collect.   Logan’s Run 2274 - The remnants of human civilization live in geodesic domes, a utopia run by a computer that takes care of all aspects of life, including reproduction. The citizens live a hedonistic lifestyle but, to prevent overpopulation, everyone must undergo the rite of "Carrousel" when they reach the age of 30. There, they are killed under the guise of being "renewed”. To track this, each person is implanted at birth with a "life-clock" crystal in the palm of the hand that changes color as they get older and begins blinking as they approach their "Last Day.” Most residents accept this chance for rebirth, but those who do not and attempt to flee the city are known as "Runners”. An elite team of policemen known as "Sandmen”, outfitted in predominantly black uniforms and serving in an agency of the city called "Deep Sleep”, are assigned to pursue and terminate Runners as they try to escape.   Starship Troopers 23 Century – Humanity has colonized various planets in the solar system, and developed interstellar travel. However, they meet a race of non-technological aliens, later called the Arachnids, or ‘Bugs’, which humanity presumably provokes and causes an all out interstellar war.  The Bugs are led by super intelligent bugs that eat human brains to gain further intelligence.   Idiocracy 2505 – Over the course of many years, intelligent people chose not to have children, worrying about over population, while less intelligent people continue to reproduce indiscriminately, leading to a dumber and dumber society that over relied on corporations and automation. As a result, laws and rules in place have no human oversight, and most humans are blindly ignorant of how the world actual works, with most automation being place to basically keep humans alive.   Planet of the Apes 2015 – A drug that repairs and enhances neural links in the brain is tested on chimps, with one young chimp Ceasar developing with humans and gaining insights and human knowledge. The development leads to a new drug that makes Chimps and other primates smarter, but causes a world wide pandemic.  2025 – Only 1 in 500 are immune to the pandemic, but in San Francisco, the Chimps lead by Ceasar rule over the forests and cities, with humans trying to reestablish their civilization has it’s been taken over by intelligent primates. 3978 – Human astronauts from 1972 find themselves warped to the future and discover that Primates have evolved similar to humans, and now rule over the planet.     Movies with no Set Times   Mad Max     Gattaca Eugenics is common and widely used, with those human not genetically altered limited from certain careers and opportunities, acting as second class citizens, forcing them to menial labor. Biometrics can quickly determine if someone has been genetically altered and what qualities of the alterations they have.   Mortal Engines Following a war using an impossible destructive weapon, mobile cities have been developed that travel across the world, eating up other cities that help fuel their existence and survival, with technology of the past being relegated to history.   Source/reference assistance. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_stories_set_in_a_future_now_past  

We wonder if parking sensors should have blood curdling screams, can you be too old for the Happy Birthday song, would you eat swan meat, does the Sasquatch have an attitude problem, do you eat the stalk in the tomato, pumping crowd noise into every sport, building sandmen instead of snowmen, glow in the dark material to cut down on lighting bills and two full loads of poop close together?!Click here to play! (mp3)Follow us and ask us stupid questions on Twitter at @aquestionstupid or by using the hashtag #ITASQ or #IsThisAStupidQuestion.We're on Spotify, Blogger and also Stitcher.If you have time, please give us a 5 star review so we can share this stupid podcast with more people. Also, please share this podcast with your friends and family!Featuring Kieran, Alex, Pedro and Andrew.

Welcome back everyone to the latest and greatest from the world of the GeekWave. This time around we take a look at our first What if. Based on the classic marvel comic book and our topic is What if Andrew Garfield stayed on as the titular Amazing Spider Man in the MCU. Topics Cates and Stegman Ending venom with #200 1:25 Bridgerton Renewed for second season 3:35 Superman and Lois trailer 5:02 Godzilla Vs. Kong trailer 7:01 Netflix 'Finally' cast some Sandmen 8:30 Main Topic 11:09 Recommendations 32:55 Business Inquiry: ironhawk56@gmail.com Find Me Here: https://linktr.ee/TsunamiStudios

You're not escaping this time, Time Lord. Will Earl presents 10 Times The Doctor Was Out Of Their Depth...ENJOY!Follow us on Twitter:@YouSlyDawgYou@WhoCultureFor more awesome content, check out: whatculture.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Sandmen blev dannet i 80'erne og deres særlige take på klassisk rock gav dem også succes i USA, hvor de blandt andet spillede på de legendariske venues CBGB og Whiskey A Go Go i Hollywood.De seneste to albums fra bandets hånd har dog - med stor succes - set dem returnere til modersmålet dansk. Senest på Himmelstormer fra 2019. I denne Artist Talk kan du høre Allan Vegenfeldt, forsanger i The Sandmen, fortælle mere om skiftet til dansk, den alsidige karriere, en mystisk duet med Kim Larsen, og hvad fremtiden bringer for rockbandet. Denne Artist Talk er optaget den 13. november 2020.Interview tilrettelagt og udført af Michael Gonzalez.Redigeret af Jakob Meinert.Redaktør: Sophie Dürrfeld.Produceret af spillestedet Turbinen i Randers, 2020. 

Rob and Joseph discuss Logan's Run!  In the future, you can have anything you want. EXCEPT YOUR 30th BIRTHDAY! This movie has it all: Sandmen, malls, maze cars, the circuit, nudity, laser guns, cheap robots, Michael York's accent, and a creepy old man. It's a 1970s vision of our distant future, where everything still looked like the 1970s. So sit back and listen, just make sure your hand crystal isn't blinking red - we're talking about Logan's Run! Get your YSGOAT tees, totes, mugs, and more in our store HERE. Check out Rob's Etsy shop to buy his prints, stickers, original artwork, and more HERE.   You can also get a wide variety of Rob Israel tees, totes, mugs, and more in his Teepublic store HERE.

Today on the show, Dustin answers to his own inadequacies from last week, where he couldn't tell you his Peacemakers, from his Sandmen, from his Bloodsports. Ah ha, not this week though. Today, The Friday Show acts as your codex and guide to the wide cast of characters set to appear in James Gunn's Suicide Squad Movie. And, boy, are they some characters! We also learn how to bait Anthonie into excitement over a DC property by name dropping a writing inspiration! Follow the show: Twitter & Facebook - @CultureJacked E-mail - Culture.Collective.x2@gmail.com Want more of these two fabulous beasts? Anthonie: YouTube - W.O.E. Est. 2016 Instagram/wrenchedoutexperiment Dustin: YouTube - DustinWearsPants Instagram/house_for_my_personas

På søndag er gæsten IAMJJ - der også hedder Jakob Jensen, og som har stået bag nogle af P4's store hits 'Hitomalo' og 'Take it Slow on Me'. Verdens bedste plade er med Sandmen og kollega Christian Cherry vælger en dansk sang han hører meget lige for tiden. Vært: Carsten Holm.

Hør her hele historien om Peter Sommers vej fra venskabet med Carsten Valentin Lassen, der førte til Superjeg - og frem til den seneste nye solo-udgivelse, albummet 'Stærk strøm henover ujævn bund'. Fem kvarters snak om det store i som teenager at være i byen med idolerne The Sandmen frem over inspirationen fra C.V. Jørgensen og britpop, mødet med mentor Henrik Balling, venskabet med Simon Kvamm og arbejdet med Tiggerne - og det at nå frem til erkendelsen, at det gælder om at omfavne livet. Og en masse om alle disse her ord, som Sommer kan få mere ud af, end de fleste andre.

Om ikke den, så en af de mest karismatiske rocksangere i Danmark og hans gruppe er aktuelle igen. The Sandmen har eksisteret siden 1985 i skiftende formationer, men altid med Allan Vegenfeldt på sang og Michael Rasmussen på trommer. Guitaristen Stefan Moulvad har været med siden midten af 90erne. Fredag 11. oktober udkommer deres helt nye album ’Himmelstormer’, hvor de for første gang står på egne ben. Kompromisløse The Sandmen udgiver selv albummet, der meget vel kunne blive en af årets danske rockplader. I denne podcast taler Jan med Allan og Stefan om den første tid med udgangspunkt i baren Floss i Pisserenden i København. Om det store gennembrud i USA, der ikke blev til noget, fordi der med Vegenfeldts ord gik for meget Floss i den. Om politisk rock. Om det nødvendige i at forny sig. Og selvfølgelig om det nye album, hvor det store, flotte titelnummer med Moulvads ord måske nok spilles med Fripp-plektaret. Hvad det betyder kan du høre i podcasten. 'Himmelstormer' er i øvrigt tilegnet en gammel Floss-ven, der døde efter at have fået tæv i Cambodja.

Mr. Slurpfam, bring me a show (bung, bung, bung, bung) Make it so baby that i’ll never go (bung, bung, bung, bung)  Give it a Kenny and 2 hosts who love her (bung, bung, bung, bung) Some Epstein-Theories and top-ics to cover Mr. Slurpfam, I wanna know (bung, bung, bung, bung) Why Cait’s the hottest, one on the show (bung, bung, bung, bung) No offense to Jack but there’s really no other She invented yellow and’s a perfect dog mother Mr. Slurpfam, I’m no longer alone (bung, bung, bung, bung) Got JackAm now to call my own (bung, bung, bung, bung) So please turn on the topics please Mr. Slurpfam show me your beam!  Topics discussed on today’s episode include: Sandmen, Saudi twitter spies, late night DC, leaked Facebook docs, Christmas Crocs, Jackenezer Scrooge, bullshit online ads, Podsfriends Thanksgiving, and a truly cursed episode of The View! Episode originally aired live on Twitch on Thursday 11/07/19 - VOD link for this episode here:  https://www.twitch.tv/videos/505108284 Check out This Podcast Is Self Care!  Podcast: https://thispodcastisselfcare.libsyn.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thispodcastisselfcare Buy JackAM merch: https://jackam.tv/shop/ Donate to JackAM!: https://streamelements.com/jackam/tip

***Udsendelsen er sponsoreret af DJBFA*** Lydlandskabet med Jan og Tanja - 3. afsnit Nye album med Bisse, Jada, Go Go Berlin, Penny Police, Søren Huss, Greta Geschenk, og The Sandmen. I den sidste ’Lydlandskabet med Jan og Tanja’ så vi tilbage på den første halvdel af 2019. I dette nye afsnit gang er sensommerens/efterårets nye danske album under behandling af Mediano Musics Tanja Brinks Toubro og Jan Eriksen De griner med Bisse, lader sig forføre af Jadas r&b-vokal og indfange af Gretas stemningsfyldte indiepop. Nyder roen hos Penny Police. Roser resultatet af Go Go Berlins jagt på et nyt udtryk, nynner med på Søren Huss - og går en tur med The Sandmen gennem København. Meget tidligt om morgenen. Værter: Tanja Brinks Toubro og Jan Eriksen Producer: Thomas Nørskov Denne udgave af 'Lydlandskabet med Jan og Tanja' er produceret i samarbejde med DJBFA – Komponister og sangskrivere. Organisationen, der har flere end 1.600 medlemmer er den største brancheorganisation af danske rettighedshavere indenfor musikken.

Om ikke den, så en af de mest karismatiske rocksangere i Danmark og hans gruppe er aktuelle igen. Og selvfølgelig har Mediano Musics Jan Eriksen talt med dem. The Sandmen har eksisteret siden 1985 i skiftende formationer, men altid med Allan Vegenfeldt på sang og Michael Rasmussen på trommer. Guitaristen Stefan Moulvad har været med siden midten af 90erne. Fredag 11. oktober udkommer deres helt nye album ’Himmelstormer’, hvor de for første gang står på egne ben. Kompromisløse The Sandmen udgiver selv albummet, der meget vel kunne blive en af årets danske rockplader. I denne podcast taler Jan med Allan og Stefan om den første tid med udgangspunkt i baren Floss i Pisserenden i København. Om det store gennembrud i USA, der ikke blev til noget, fordi der med Vegenfeldts ord gik for meget Floss i den. Om politisk rock. Om det nødvendige i at forny sig. Og selvfølgelig om det nye album, hvor det store, flotte titelnummer med Moulvads ord måske nok spilles med Fripp-plektaret. Hvad det betyder kan du høre i podcasten. 'Himmelstormer' er i øvrigt tilegnet en gammel Floss-ven, der døde efter at have fået tæv i Cambodja. Vært: Jan Eriksen Producer: Peter Rubek Nielsen

Ah, the 70s...it was a time of contradictions, mixing the free love of the 60s with the pessimism from Viet Nam and Watergate. A number of dystopian sci-fi films came out of the decade, and one of our favorites was Logan's Run, an MGM movie from 1976. Starring Michael York and Jenny Agutter, the movie takes place in the 23rd century, where everyone lives in domes and all their needs are provided for, and they lead lives of complete pleasure and decadence. The catch is, everyone has to die at the age of 30 to maintain the balance. To enforce this balance, there are officers known as Sandmen, who hunt down any citizens who try to live past 30 -they are known as "runners." The main character, Logan, is one of these Sandmen. He winds up becoming a runner himself, and discovers what lies outside the dome.It might seem a little cheesy today, but your Planet 8 crew loves Logan's Run! Please join us as we explore not only this classic sci fi film, but what was going on in the world at the time that influenced it - ecological disaster, overpopulation, and energy crises. In some ways, Logan's Run was one of the last science fiction films that actually dealt with real issues - before the juggernaut of Star Wars and its imitators showed up the next year, ushering in the era of sci fi shoot 'em ups.Of course, we have to discuss Box, one of Commander Larry's favorite characters in all of science fiction! "Fish! Plankton! Seagreens! Protein from the sea!" Box so inspired Larry that this podcast was almost called "Plankton from the Sea" instead of Planet 8! Thankfully, cooler heads prevailed.And we'll pay tribute to Michael York and Jenny Agutter, who seems to have earned a place in many a fan's heart from her role as Jessica. And who can forget that Farrah Fawcett also had a small role in the film?Karen actually went back and re-read the 1967 novel that the film was based on, and so we'll look at the differences between the film and the book. If you thought dying at 30 was bad, try kicking off at 21!Beyond the film, we'll also look at the peripheral material - the very short-lived TV show and the Marvel comics adaptation. And -what is the connection between Logan's Run and Thanos? Tune in and find out!For our Sensor Sweep, Karen shares her original 1976 edition of the Logan's Run novel that was issued as a tie-in with the film, complete with photos from the movie. This was something that was done a lot back in the 70s - another great example of this was the original Star Wars adaptation. Before the internet, this was one of the best ways to see high quality pictures from a film!So where are you at with your life clock? Are you going to try to renew on Carousel, or will you run? Tell us your plans here, or find us at our other locations:Twitter: https://twitter.com/Planet8CastFacebook: www.Facebook.com/Planet8PodcastThanks for Listening!

Allan Vegenfeldt er dagens gæst i Formiddag med Simpson. Han er en dansk sanger og musiker, der er bedst kendt for at være forsanger i The Sandmen. Han kommer ind og fortæller om bandets nye single. Ydermere giver Simpson dig alt den musik, du ikke vidste, at du havde lyst til at høre.

Or No Dome for Old Men Whoa and wow, a lot to unpack with this one. Listen in as John and Greg contend with the abundance of plenty, pleasure, ideology and protein from the sea all crammed into almost two hours of the awful and awesome. Why does this movie endure? Is it anti-communist or anti-authoritarian? Is it good? Are you, too, startled? All these questions and more will be asked if not answered. Pretty proud of this one, team. Enjoy.

Claus F. Poulsen og Ole Wennike kommer forbi Phil Spectors særegne Wall of Sound, stort anlagte strygerarrangementer og nogle af genrens største men også mindre kendte navne.Podcast er kurateret med, og gæstes af Ole Wennike (ex The Sandmen).Tak til Mikkel Vide Petersen der stod for at vende plader.Playliste:Shelley Fabares – Johnny AngelThe Shirelles – Will You Love Me TomorrowLittle Eva – Up On The RoofThe Paris Sisters – I Love How You Love MeThe Paris Sisters – YouDarlene Love – Strange LoveThe Ronettes – Everything Under the SunThe Castanets – I Love HimThe Pussycats – I Want Your LoveThe Shangri-Las – Remember (Walking in the Sand)Linda Scott – Three GuessesDonna Loren – It Only Hurts When I CryLesley Gore – If That's The Way You Want ItLesley Gore – That's What I'll DoSylvie Vartan – I Made My ChoiceMary Ann Mobley – Get Yourself a College GirlThe Ikettes – Camel WalkTammy – Perro Que Ladra (No Muerde)The Chanteurs – No Doubt About ItSusan Rafey – World Without SunshineFrance Gall – Les SucettesFrancoise Hardy – VoilaLulu – To Sir With LoveMina – Se telefonandoLittle Peggy March – Kilindini Docks (Madi Madi Song)Sandy Sarjeant – Can’t Stop the WantDusty Springfield – The Sweet RideNancy Sinatra – Lightning’s GirlCarole King – It Might as Well Rain Until SeptemberThe Ronettes – Keep On DancingJackie DeShannon – SummertimeFrance Gall – Teenie Weenie BoppieThe Shangri-Las – Leader of the Pack

Claus F. Poulsen og Ole Wennike kommer forbi Phil Spectors særegne Wall of Sound, stort anlagte strygerarrangementer og nogle af genrens største men også mindre kendte navne.Podcast er kurateret med, og gæstes af Ole Wennike (ex The Sandmen).Tak til Mikkel Vide Petersen der stod for at vende plader.Playliste:Shelley Fabares – Johnny AngelThe Shirelles – Will You Love Me TomorrowLittle Eva – Up On The RoofThe Paris Sisters – I Love How You Love MeThe Paris Sisters – YouDarlene Love – Strange LoveThe Ronettes – Everything Under the SunThe Castanets – I Love HimThe Pussycats – I Want Your LoveThe Shangri-Las – Remember (Walking in the Sand)Linda Scott – Three GuessesDonna Loren – It Only Hurts When I CryLesley Gore – If That's The Way You Want ItLesley Gore – That's What I'll DoSylvie Vartan – I Made My ChoiceMary Ann Mobley – Get Yourself a College GirlThe Ikettes – Camel WalkTammy – Perro Que Ladra (No Muerde)The Chanteurs – No Doubt About ItSusan Rafey – World Without SunshineFrance Gall – Les SucettesFrancoise Hardy – VoilaLulu – To Sir With LoveMina – Se telefonandoLittle Peggy March – Kilindini Docks (Madi Madi Song)Sandy Sarjeant – Can’t Stop the WantDusty Springfield – The Sweet RideNancy Sinatra – Lightning’s GirlCarole King – It Might as Well Rain Until SeptemberThe Ronettes – Keep On DancingJackie DeShannon – SummertimeFrance Gall – Teenie Weenie BoppieThe Shangri-Las – Leader of the Pack

Grab your ass and get ready for a high octane, full speed, pedal to the metal chrome job that will leave you road hard and put away dirty. And you know what? The "Sandmen of the machine" title would work here, but I think I already beat that title into the ground. Let's go with something else...............

Rose and BK descend into the underworld to explore an much-underestimated Guild and draw the secrets of Phantasm from the Dream Union. They explore the role of the Sandmen, the promise they offer to the Restless, and the strange but compelling relationships of trust they need to survive. Also included is a discussion on the nature of Sandmen Ferrymen, and how Fetters can add depth to your game. There's lots of crossover with Changeling: the Dreaming (and a little Mage) that shows the potential of this book. You can pick up your copy of Guildbook: Sandmen hereThe journals we mentioned are at the RedBubble Store,and Wraith 20 is now available digitally and via print-on-demand. Join us next time as Rachel joins the team to co-construct a Changeling: the Dreaming chronicle. Hosts: BK, and Rose. The thunderstorm used in the podcast is HD Thunder Storm Sound Effect from SharpSwordSounds and is used under a Creative Commons Attribution Licence.

Why stop while you're ahead? Sandmen Volume 3 is on deck to get discussed about by yours truly and my main man Craig. You know how it goes. We read it. Now we talk about it. Enjoy!

Back again, again with the Craig! Time to talk our way through the second trade of Sandman, with just a touch of distraction to make sure we don't stay toooooo on topic. Just so you are aware, this is starting to get really good.

I enjoy doing amateur movie reviews with Doctor Dj. I like spending time with Craig. I like reading comics. Add it all up and what do you get!? Eh, nothing special. Or...... something super special. Only time will tell.

Lost in Sandoz dykker dybt ned i bas og bassister. Ole Wennike (ex The Sandmen) gæster studiet og har kurateret playlist. Ole har spillet bas siden 1972 og vi kommer rundt omkring instrumentets kendetegn eksemplificeret med en lang række tunes fra ca. 1968-1976. Alt sammen tilsat små anekdoter om tiden og bassen! Som ekstra bonus starter vi ud med et par Sandmen tunes i anledning af den netop udgivne nye vinylmaster af 2008 albummet Shine.Playliste:The Sandmen – Slim Pickin’s (2017 vinyl remaster)The Sandmen – Firestarter (2017 vinyl remaster – previously unreleased)Steppenwolf – Magic Carpet RideThe Who – Shakin' All Over (live)Black Sabbath – Behind The Wall Of Sleep Jack Bruce – Keep It Down The Byrds – Everybody's Been BurnedJefferson Airplane – White RabbitThe Beatles – Dear PrudenceChimera – PeruThe Band – Don't Do It (live)Joni Mitchell – Coyote David Crosby – LaughingGrateful Dead – Eyes Of The WorldThe Doors – L.A. WomanElvis Presley – Suspicious Minds (live) Jimi Hendrix – Little Wing (live)Jimi Hendrix (Band of Gypsys) – Who Knows  (live)Pink Floyd – One of These DaysThe Sandmen – Slim Pickin’s (2017 vinyl remaster)

Lost in Sandoz dykker dybt ned i bas og bassister. Ole Wennike (ex The Sandmen) gæster studiet og har kurateret playlist. Ole har spillet bas siden 1972 og vi kommer rundt omkring instrumentets kendetegn eksemplificeret med en lang række tunes fra ca. 1968-1976. Alt sammen tilsat små anekdoter om tiden og bassen! Som ekstra bonus starter vi ud med et par Sandmen tunes i anledning af den netop udgivne nye vinylmaster af 2008 albummet Shine.Playliste:The Sandmen – Slim Pickin’s (2017 vinyl remaster)The Sandmen – Firestarter (2017 vinyl remaster – previously unreleased)Steppenwolf – Magic Carpet RideThe Who – Shakin' All Over (live)Black Sabbath – Behind The Wall Of Sleep Jack Bruce – Keep It Down The Byrds – Everybody's Been BurnedJefferson Airplane – White RabbitThe Beatles – Dear PrudenceChimera – PeruThe Band – Don't Do It (live)Joni Mitchell – Coyote David Crosby – LaughingGrateful Dead – Eyes Of The WorldThe Doors – L.A. WomanElvis Presley – Suspicious Minds (live) Jimi Hendrix – Little Wing (live)Jimi Hendrix (Band of Gypsys) – Who Knows  (live)Pink Floyd – One of These DaysThe Sandmen – Slim Pickin’s (2017 vinyl remaster)

I dette afsnit giver Claus, Ole Wennike, den gamle The Sandmen bassist, radiovært og pladesamler, frie hænder til at dele sine minder og gøre sig tanker fra teenage tidens musikoplevelser, spillesteder m.m.Tag med på en hyggelig tidsrejse tilbage til datidens musikscene set fra København ca. 1971-1977.Tak til Mikael Cygan Hansen for vinyl mix.Playliste:The Dragons – CosmosisCreedence Clearwater Revival – Sweet Hitch-HikerCreedence Clearwater Revival – Born to MoveCanned Heat – Change My WaysOld Man & The Sea – PrincessTempest – Foyers Of FunSoft Machine – Hazard Profile Part 5Jack Bruce – Without a WordSecret Oyster – Oyster JunglePovl Dissing & Burnin' Red Ivanhoe – Hvem tør?Povl Dissing & Burnin' Red Ivanhoe – Tingel TangelmandenBurnin' Red Ivanhoe – Avez-vouz Kaskelainen (live)Tasavallan Presidentti – Piece of MindCulpeper's Orchard – Mountain Music Part 1Midnight Sun – Kul påGasolin' – Laphophora WilliamsiiSylvesters Jukebox – JukeboxDay of Phoenix – ZombieJethro Tull – Locomotive Breath (live)Frank Zappa & Mothers – Inca Roads

I dette afsnit giver Claus, Ole Wennike, den gamle The Sandmen bassist, radiovært og pladesamler, frie hænder til at dele sine minder og gøre sig tanker fra teenage tidens musikoplevelser, spillesteder m.m.Tag med på en hyggelig tidsrejse tilbage til datidens musikscene set fra København ca. 1971-1977.Tak til Mikael Cygan Hansen for vinyl mix.Playliste:The Dragons – CosmosisCreedence Clearwater Revival – Sweet Hitch-HikerCreedence Clearwater Revival – Born to MoveCanned Heat – Change My WaysOld Man & The Sea – PrincessTempest – Foyers Of FunSoft Machine – Hazard Profile Part 5Jack Bruce – Without a WordSecret Oyster – Oyster JunglePovl Dissing & Burnin' Red Ivanhoe – Hvem tør?Povl Dissing & Burnin' Red Ivanhoe – Tingel TangelmandenBurnin' Red Ivanhoe – Avez-vouz Kaskelainen (live)Tasavallan Presidentti – Piece of MindCulpeper's Orchard – Mountain Music Part 1Midnight Sun – Kul påGasolin' – Laphophora WilliamsiiSylvesters Jukebox – JukeboxDay of Phoenix – ZombieJethro Tull – Locomotive Breath (live)Frank Zappa & Mothers – Inca Roads

1992 i Den Store Poptur, og der er kamp om sangsproget i dansk pop. Skal det være på engelsk? (Hanne Boel, Sko/Torp, Her Personal Pain, Sandmen, News, Al Again) eller holder det danske stadig? Ja da, mener Lars H.U.G., Dodo, Love Shop og Kim Larsen. Få desuden historien om Gangways andet store hit, 'Mountain Song'. Vært: Niels Fez Pedersen. (Sendt første gang 16. november 2016).

This time we look at Logan's Run the tv series based on the film Logan's Run 1976 based on the novel by William F. Nolan 1967. The series depicted Logan and Jessica escape from the City of Domes only to be pursued by Francis (Randolph Powell )and various other Sandmen.

Logan's Run tells the story of a futuristic society confined to a domed city where all of your wildest fantasies can come true, as long as you are willing to sacrifice yourself on your 30th birthday. Those that refuse are known as Runners, and it up to the Sandmen, an internal police force, to bring them to justice. As Logan seeks out a hidden Sanctuary, he debates his own existence and sets off on a journey that will affect them all. 40 years have passed since the seminal classic hit movie screens, and the time has come to craft a more modern version.  Question: What kind of modern conventions or futuristic ideals do we incorporate into our film? Question: Can we update the film without hindering the message? The answers are here in our latest podcast as Jason Cabassi from The Walking Dead 'Cast and Troy Heinritz from The Blacklist Exposed join Aaron and update a classic. It's time to Remake Logan's Run RIGHT! Clips selected from the 1976 film, Logan's Run Host | Contributor Information: Aaron - The Hollywood Outsider | The Blacklist Exposed Jason Cabassi – The Walking Dead ‘Cast | Podcastica Troy Heinritz - The Blacklist Exposed | Under the Dome Radio Wayne Henderson - Media Voice-Overs | Voice-Over Journey Podcast | Packers Fan Podcast | Under the Dome Radio Artwork by Dustin Baker - DustyGrafix Theme: RetroFuture Clean, Zombie Chase Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Social Media Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/remakethismovieright/ Twitter: @RemakeRight Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/TheHollywoodOutsider

Invasion of the Remake goes on the run! In a world where you can not live past the age of 30, Logan must pursue those who run from the sacrificial rite called Carousel only to be ordered to find a rebel group that has escaped the city for a mythical place called Sanctuary.  To find it Logan has to now go on a run, or be exterminated by his fellow Sandmen. This week the Invaders try to remake the sci-fi classic Logan's Run (1976), something Hollywood has been trying to do for the past 20 years! Can they come up with a new angle to update it and possibly even make it into a new franchise for the silver screen? There is only one way to find out and that is to listen to this week's episode of Invasion of the Remake! Like, share and subscribe! If you see us post on social media please share us with your friends list. Please write a short review on iTunes and leave a 5-star rating. Your ratings and reviews help us rise on the iTunes charts and help more people find the podcast, your voices matter. Thank you for your support. Questions, comments and suggestions can be sent to: Email: invasionoftheremake@gmail.com Twitter: @InvasionRemake Facebook: Invasion of the Remake

Summary: Adam J Purcell, Andy Simpkins, Keith Dunn and Scott Fuller sit down, nightmared, in front of the 2015 Doctor Who episode, Sleep No More, and spout our usual nonsense! Clara is finally getting some time with the Doctor this season, Rassmussen keeps interrupting the action and the Sandmen wish they were Xenomorphs. But enough […]

After, a brief announcement, Jason and Paul dive deep into "Sleep No More," the latest episode of Series 9!  This episode has generated some of the most diverse variations of opinions, online, and some of the wackiest reactions from your hosts.  Strap yourselves in and experience this unforgettable ride you never should have listened to.

In this week’s show, a short one mind you, we look at the latest Series 9 episode of Doctor Who. This week we will be covering our reviews of Sleep No More. Find out what we thought of the story. Also, we share our feelings on some recent news of a possible sequel to the Mark Gatiss penned story. Along with new comic news, an injury sustained by Twelfth Doctor actor, Peter Capaldi and news...Read more The post Episode 255 – Enter the Sandmen appeared first on Traveling the Vortex.

“To sleep: perchance to dream.”  Or not, as the case may be. The Doctor and Clara investigate the Sandmen in this unusual episode of Doctor Who. Does it work?  Ben and Eugene discuss Mark Gatiss’ Sleep No More. Note to our listeners, stop shouting “Of Mice and Men” at us! I realized it after we ... Read more

Arriving on a seemingly abandoned space station orbiting Neptune, the Doctor (Peter Capaldi) and companion Clara Oswald (Jenna Coleman) run into a group of soldiers on a rescue mission to recover the crew. But with only one surviving crew member alive, the group soon discover that they are not alone… and that the Sandmen are coming… During TARDISblend 94, we are joined by guest Dwayne DeFreitasof The Drill Down, and we discuss Doctor Who‘s first attempt at a found-footage episode, accompanied by the first ever notable absence of the show’s opening sequence. We look into the confusing and disorienting nature of the episode, deconstruct it, and discuss that ending. All this and more on the latest TARDISblend! Presented by Greg Davies (cGt2099 from The BLENDOVER Podcastand The Heavy Metal Historian Podcast) and geek journalist Tom Cheredar of Gigaom, TARDISblend is a podcast that takes a look at the ongoing adventures in the Doctor Who Universe – as Peter Capaldi makes his journey as the Doctor!   Our Episode Ratings This Season 01. The Magician’s Apprentice 9 out of 10 02. The Witch’s Familiar 8 out of 10 03. Under the Lake 8 out of 10 04. Before the Flood 8 out of 10 05. The Girl Who Died 9 out of 10 06. The Woman Who Lived 6 out of 10 07. The Zygon Invasion 8 out of 10 08. The Zygon Inversion 8 out of 10 09. Sleep No More Listen above to find out! TARDISblend Show Links and Sources Reddit Sleep No More Discussion Thread TV Review: Doctor Who 9.7 The Zygon Invasion TV Review: Doctor Who 9.8 The Zygon Inversion TARDIS Data Core: Series 9 TARDIS Data Core: Sleep No More Wikipedia: Doctor Who Series 9 Wikipedia: Sleep No More [Doctor Who music and clips: copyright BBC – used under Fair UseIntro Clip features a sample of Doctor Who Theme – Metal Version by Beyond The Epilogue – listen here]Closing Clip features a sample of Doctor Who Meets Metal by Eric Calderone – view here]

Si reviews Fools Quest by Robin Hobb and Ed talks about The Sandmen by Christopher Fowler. The interview is Family Guy's David Goodman, who talks about the Autobiography of James T Kirk. All recordings are issued under official license from Fab Radio International. The Bookworm is a Truly Outrageous Production.

The year of the City 2274, the remnants of human civilization survive in a domed city. They spend their days playing, partying, and having sex. That is until they turn 30. Then they must go to Carrousel where they will be reborn if they try hard enough. But some people don't believe in carrousel, or maybe they are afraid, so they make a run for Sanctuary. They are called Runners. And the people that are assigned to stop them, to terminate them, those people are called Sandmen. And all of this, the people, the city, everything, is controlled by one maniacal all powerful central computer. So what happens when a Sandman is tasked with finding Sanctuary. He is forced to become a Runner himself. And the future will never be the same again! Prepare yourself for a journey into the ultimate utopia or the ultimate hell, you decide, as we watch the future unfold in "Logan's Run". Produced by MGM, right before the great MGM purge, it stars Michael York, Richard Jordan, Jenny Agutter, Peter Ustinov, and let us not forget Roscoe Lee Browne as "Box" (so bad he's almost good), Logan's Run is a true mixed bag of a movie. Sometimes reaching the highest of highs in science fiction film making and other times sinking to the lowest of lows. So of course Bob and I go into a deep dive and spend almost an hour picking it apart! Enjoy!

@bigfinish #doctorwho #tindogpodcast LAGUE RELEASED MARCH PRICES CD £14.99 Download £12.99 Synopsis A Great Darkness is spreading over E-Space. Entropy increases. In search of a last exit to anywhere, the TARDIS arrives on the power-less planet of Apollyon, where the scientist Pallister guards the only way out – a mysterious portal. But the portal needs power to open, and the only power Pallister can draw on is the energy contained within the molecular bonds of all living tissue...The Doctor, Nyssa, Tegan and Turlough soon learn that neither Pallister nor his ally, the space pirate Captain Branarack, will stop at murder to ensure their escape. But they're not the only menace on Apollyon. The Sandmen are coming – creatures that live on the life force; that live on death.Death is the only way out into N-Space. Death, or sacrifice.But whose death?Whose sacrifice? Written By: Jonathan MorrisDirected By: Ken Bentley Cast Peter Davison (The Doctor), Mark Strickson (Turlough), Sarah Sutton (Nyssa),Janet Fielding (Tegan), Catherine Skinner (Cherryanne), Robert Duncan (Pallister),John Voce (Branarack), Alistair MacKenzie (Robots)