Podcasts about shoe coble

The Watson Brothers conquer October, with Duane, the Underdog, Watson tackling 44 films, to David's 37. Listen to them chat about what they watched. But first, Duane goes into seeing mewithYou in Austin, while the boys both discuss John Carpenter's Anthology album, and the latest from Liam Gallagher "As You Were". They also chat about Warner Brothers/Amazon contemplating a redo of The Lord of the Rings. Shoe Coble stops in for a minute to discuss what turns out to be a common fear, and much more! Listen and enjoy! Watch.Read.Listen. Theme (Curse These Evil Octopi) written and performed by Duane Watson; Manipulated by David Watson The kiddo on the intro and outro is Dalton Coble-Watson (produced by Shoe Coble and David Watson). Music: Ministry - Just One Fix; Ministry - Every Day (Is Halloween)

David is joined by long-time guest Shoe Coble to discuss The Good Place, a show that more people should be talking about (and watching). Maybe they can convince you? Warning: Spoilers at about the 18:45 mark. Music: Fiona Apple - Extraordinary Machine

In this very, very late episode of All Booked Up, Shoe Coble wrangles the love of her life into coming on and talking about one of their favorite comic book series of all time. They manage to keep it semi-spoiler free, focusing as much on the first volume of the series, and give you their reasons why this is one of their favorite series. Don't forget to visit Shoe on the All Booked Up Facebook Page, or follow her on Twitter @ABU_Podcast.

Download Episode! In the latest episdoe of Watch.Read.Listen. Duane and David discuss Romero's films Day of the Dead (1985) and Land of the Dead (2005). They also take a side-quest and talk about the 2008 re-make of Day of the Dead. This Week: Duane - Black Mirror, This American Life (Episode 560), Monster Kid Radio (Episode 290), Chance (Hulu Original, starring Hugh Laurie), and Who Is Alex Trebek? David - Westworld (First two episodes), Black Mirror, and Duncan & Bo Go To Westworld (which you can find on the Legion Podcast Network) If you enjoyed this, make sure and tell us what you think by visiting us at watchreadlisten.net, on Facebook (Watch Read Listen Podcast), and on Twitter @WRLPodcast. Also make sure to check out our sister show, All Booked Up, hosted by the wonderful Shoe Coble.

  Oct 23rd, 2016 The Bring Your Own Cinematic Trauma series continues with Shoe Coble of All Booked Up podcast talking to us about Cujo.  There are some very raw moments in this episode along with genuinely funny moments of our usual humor.  It has been an emotional roller coaster to record and to edit, but we asked for Cinematic Trauma and we got it. Shoe was very brave and spoke frankly about the reverberations this movie had in her life.  Things were very chaotic and energetic in this recording as we all took potshots at each other and chatted more than we probably should have during the review. Don’t Forget the contest guys and gals once we get 20 total honest reviews in iTunes and Stitcher, Cort will give away one brand new copy of Macabre from William Castle on DVD picked from those reviews and the winner will be given a chance to review the movie on the show with Cort and Matt!  Just email Cort your screen name or a screencap of your review and you are entered to win! Find us in: iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/cinema-psyops/id1037574921?mt=2 Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/cinema-psyops Also available on Google Play Music Email feedback to Matt: psyopmatt@gmail.com.  Cort : [...] The post CinePsyEP062 Bring Your Own Cinematic Trauma: Cujo appeared first on Legion.

Welcome to the 38th Episode of Watch.Read.Listen. In this episode Duane, and David tackle Richard Matheson's seminal horror novel I Am Legend. They breakdown where they feel the three film adaptations steered the right way, and where they feel they completely missed the marked. This Weeks: Duane: Every Frame a Painting - The Marvel Symphonic Universe; Star Wars Oxygen with Frozen Composer Robert Lopez; Mike Flannagan's Hush, Thrice - To Be Everywhere is to be Nowhere; Finding God in the Waves by Mike McHargue; Battleship Pretension Top 25 Actors and Actresses'; The IT Crowd. David: Kill or be Killed by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips; Jim Thompson's The Killer Inside Me adapted by Devin Faraci and Vic Malhotra; Ben Wheatley's High-Rise Promo's: Time Shifters; Cinema PSYPOPS; The Hail-Ming Power Hour! This has been a WRL Radio Production; Executive Produced by Duane Watson, David Thomas Watson, and Shoe Coble.

Shoe is joined this month by a new guest, Robin Murray, to discuss the children's classic The Phantom Tollbooth by Normon Juster. They get into how they both discovered this classic book, and also, into their personal connections that they made with it. There is also talk about, Synesthesia, in which people can hear, smell, taste, or feel pain in color. If you enjoyed the episode make sure to go like All Booked Up on Facebook, as well as follow Shoe on Twitter (@ABU_Podcast), and let her know what you think about the show, as well as give her suggestions about future shows! This has been a Production of Watch.Read.Listen.: Executive Produced by Duane Watson, David T. Watson, and Shoe Coble.

In the latest episode, Shoe, is joined by her longtime friend Jennifer (Louie), as the talk about Bloodsucking Fiends by Christopher Moore. They also discuss their over-all love for his work, and decide to focus the podcast on the Book Club Questions in the back of the book. A fun and silly time is had by all. If you enjoyed the episode make sure to go like All Booked Up on Facebook, and to follow Shoe on Twitter @ABU_Podcast, and let her know what you think, and maybe go ahead and give her some suggestions for books to read in the future! This has been a WRL Radio Production: Executive Produced by Duane Watson, David Watson, and Shoe Coble.

Shoe Coble, is joined by first time guests Victoria Bristow, and co-host of the Watch.Read.Listen Podcast Duane Watson, as they go down the rabbit hole of Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Is this a book that has to capture your imagination at a certain age? Or can a grown-up get caught up in the whimsical journey that Alice goes on? Tune-in to find out what everyone thinks. If you enjoyed this, make sure to go like All Booked Up on Facebook, and to follow Shoe on Twitter @ABU_Podcast, and let her know what you think, and maybe throw her a suggestion for a book (or two)! This has been a WRL Radio Production; Executive Producers: Duane Watson, David Watson, and Shoe Coble.

Join Shoe Coble in the inaugural episode of All Booked Up. This month she is covering Sir Terry Pratchett's The Color of Magic, and is joined by friend Peter Scibak to talk about what makes this a wonderful kick-off to a wonderful series. If you enjoyed this, make sure to go like All Booked Up on Facebook, and to follow Shoe on Twitter @ABU_Podcast, and let her know what you think, and maybe even throw in a book suggestion (or two). This has been a WRL Radio Production, Executive Produced by Duane Watson, David Watson, and Shoe Coble

In the third episode of Watch.Read.Listen., we're joined by Shoe Coble to discuss Star Wars: The Force Awakens! In the This Week segment, we discuss podcasts that raise questions and those whose hosts are questionable as well as how to watch both the Original Trilogy and the Prequels. In our main segment, we start with a spoiler-free discussion of The Force Awakens, especially how it succeeds where the Prequels failed, before moving to the Spoiler Segment where we discuss the characters, themes, and plot of The Force Awakens with as much depth as one viewing can warrant. Spoiler warning starts at 37:30 and ends at 37:40.