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In this weeks episode, Nikki speaks to a long-time friend of Sir Jon Trimmer, Roger Booth, about the establishment of a scholarship to support Kapiti based performing and visual artists, and the talent who will be appearing at the concert being held at the end of May, to kickstart the scholarship funds. This programme looks at the Art scene with a range of guests.

Late this morning the family of ballet and dancing kaumatua Sir Jon Trimmer confirmed that he had died aged 84 after a battle with cancer. We speak to choreographer Loughlan Prior who had worked closely with Sir Jon.

The Institute for Government was delighted to welcome Sir Jon Thompson, Chief Executive of the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) and former permanent secretary at the Ministry of Defence and HMRC. Sir Jon has led the FRC – which oversees audit and corporate governance reform of the UK's largest companies – through a period of major transformation, and last year the FRC issued record fines, including for misconduct at KPMG following its audits of Regenersis and Carillion. Ahead of standing down from leading the FRC, Sir Jon reflected on his experience of being a regulator and the role that the audit watchdog plays. How far should regulation prevent corporate failures? What is the future of audit reform? And how can regulation keep pace with technological and social change? To discuss these questions and look ahead to some of the key challenges facing regulators in the UK, Sir Jon was in conversation with Dr Matthew Gill, Programme Director at the Institute for Government. Sir Jon Thompson has been CEO of the FRC since 2019. He was appointed chair of High Speed Two in February 2023, and will leave the FRC later this year.

In the first episode, Bina talks to Sir Jon Symonds, the Chair of GSK.  Sir Jon has led large organisations through times of seismic change, including the global financial crisis in 2008, and more recently the global pandemic, in which pharmaceutical organisations like GSK found themselves at the centre of the world's attention while the industry worked at pace and scale to develop a vaccine for COVID-19. He joined Bina to talk about the impacts and lessons from the pandemic, the power of purpose and much more. Join the conversation on sustainable growth. Watch a video version of this podcast on YouTube: https://youtu.be/kjr6olfHP6w  Website: https://home.kpmg/uk/en/home/insights/2022/11/pull-up-a-chair-with-bina-mehta.html   

As the price of Bitcoin climbed to $57,700, the Bank of England deputy governor Sir Jon Cunliffe said Cryptocurrencies need regulation as a "matter of urgency". Crypto technologies do not pose a risk to financial stability at the moment, but there are "very good reasons" to think that this might not be the case for much longer, Sir Jon said in a speech. A future collapse in the price of cryptocurrency could spread through markets, he warned. A severe fall in the value of crypto-assets - for example, to zero - could force investors who have taken on debt with brokers to have to find cash or sell other assets to pay them. "Similarly, there is the possibility of contagion," he said. "A large fall in crypto valuations could affect investor risk sentiment more broadly, causing investors to sell other assets that are judged to be risky and those perceived to have a similar investor base." "Interconnectedness creates the possibility that shocks are transmitted through the financial system," he added. In the past year, crypto-assets have grown around 200% in value from just under $800bn (£580bn) to $2.3tn (£1.7tn). While this is relatively small in the context of the $250tn global financial system, the 2008 financial crisis was triggered by the sub-prime sector which was valued then at $1.2tn, Sir John said. Most crypto-assets, such as Bitcoin, are not backed up in the real world by assets or commodities, but strings of computer code, and make up 95% of the $2.3tn. As a result, they are volatile, he said. Connections between cryptocurrencies and the traditional financial system are also growing as big investors, hedge funds and banks become more involved, Sir Jon said. "Bringing the crypto world effectively within the regulatory perimeter will help ensure that the potentially very large benefits of the application of this technology to finance can flourish in a sustainable way," he added. Source: BBC. China recently banned all Crypto trading, having previously outlawed Crypto, mining to avoid a similar risks as well as any challenge to their markets and own digital currency. Central banks and major governments will not allow Cryptocurrency to replace the currency which they control. Crypto is not recognised or even taxed as currency. The Bank of England previously advised that people should only invest money into Crypto that they could afford to lose. When you borrow to buy Crypto or other volatile assets such as stocks and shares – a practice usually known as gambling - you risk losing more than your original stake. Before the 1929 stock market crash, people were able to borrow to buy stocks using the stock as collateral. When the price dropped by 70%, the broker made a margin call demanding repayment which pushed thousands of people into bankruptcy.  With inflation eating away the buying power of savings where can you invest for higher returns without risk? The answer is that all investment carries a degree of risk. Even money on deposit in a bank is at risk if the bank fails, although most governments have some sort of deposit protection scheme in place. Cryptocurrency is a high-risk investment, and some would call it speculation. Investing in the stock market can also be risky, as values can go down as well as up. Blue-chip shares, in major well-established companies, are less risky than smaller companies or start up tech firms for instance.  Property investment can be risky especially if you don't know what you are doing, like buying blind at an auction because you've watch ‘Homes Under The Hammer”! Financial education is the key to building and keeping wealth. Never stop learning!  Keep watching or listening to my free podcasts on iTunes and subscribe to my YouTube channel for regular financial news and updates. Millionaires and millionaire habits have been studied and documented at academic levels for the last hundred years. Bestselling books, like The Science of Getting Rich and Thinks and Grow Rich, were written almost a century ago. I have also published my own book on how people get wealthy and how some lose it all - Yes Money Can Buy You Happiness.  We know exactly what the millionaire and billionaire habits and traits are, as success leaves tracks. All you need to do is follow their tracks to become wealthy and financially free! If you would like to learn more about investing and managing your money, become a professional property investor, or would like tobe financially free without working any harder, watch this free on demand training. I will give a special free gift which can help you to immediately transform your finances when you attend the online training. Click on this link to watch the free training now https://bit.ly/3wLWqx2  Book now as spaces fill up fast... #cryptocurrency #crypto #buytoletproperty #property #stockmarketcrash #inflation #financialeducation #freetraining #propetyinvestor #stockmarketinvestment See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the price of Bitcoin hit $57,700, the Bank of England deputy governor Sir Jon Cunliffe said Cryptocurrencies need regulation as a "matter of urgency". Crypto technologies do not pose a risk to financial stability at the moment, but there are "very good reasons" to think that this might not be the case for much longer, Sir Jon said in a speech. A future collapse in the price of cryptocurrency could spread through markets, he warned. A severe fall in the value of crypto-assets - for example, to zero - could force investors who have taken on debt with brokers to have to find cash or sell other assets to pay them. In the past year, crypto-assets have grown around 200% in value from just under $800bn (£580bn) to $2.3tn (£1.7tn). While this is relatively small in the context of the $250tn global financial system, the 2008 financial crisis was triggered by the sub-prime sector which was valued then at $1.2tn, Sir John said. Most crypto-assets, such as Bitcoin, are not backed up in the real world by assets or commodities, but strings of computer code, and make up 95% of the $2.3tn. As a result, they are volatile, he said. Before the 1929 stock market crash, people were able to borrow to buy stocks using the stock as collateral. When the price dropped by 70%, the broker made a margin call demanding repayment which pushed thousands of people into bankruptcy. With inflation eating away the buying power of savings where can you invest for higher returns without risk? The answer is that all investment carries a degree of risk. Even money on deposit in a bank is at risk if the bank fails, although most governments have some sort of deposit protection scheme in place. Cryptocurrency is a high-risk investment, and some would call it speculation. Investing in the stock market can also be risky, as values can go down as well as up. Blue-chip shares, in major well-established companies, are less risky than smaller companies or start up tech firms for instance. Property investment can be risky especially if you don't know what you are doing, like buying blind at an auction because you've watch ‘Homes Under The Hammer”! Financial education is the key to building and keeping wealth. Never stop learning! Keep watching or listening to my free podcasts on iTunes and subscribe to my YouTube channel for regular financial news and updates. Millionaires and millionaire habits have been studied and documented at academic levels for the last hundred years. Bestselling books, like The Science of Getting Rich and Thinks and Grow Rich, were written almost a century ago. I have also published my own book on how people get wealthy and how some lose it all - Yes Money Can Buy You Happiness. We know exactly what the millionaire and billionaire habits and traits are, as success leaves tracks. All you need to do is follow their tracks to become wealthy and financially free! If you would like to learn more about investing and managing your money, become a professional property investor, or would like to be financially free without working any harder, watch this free on demand training. I will give a special free gift which can help you to immediately transform your finances when you attend the online training. Click on this link to watch the free training now https://bit.ly/3wLWqx2

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This week we talk to Sir Jon Coles, CEO of United Learning. Jon shares his thoughts on this year's exam arrangements and what could happen next year. As well as, why it is so hard to make good policy and how he feels the pandemic has really emphasised the benefits of being part of a large trust.    We talk about :  This year's exam results and what they could mean for future cohorts The various options for next year's exams and the considerations that would need to be made depending on which way forward is chosen How to close the gap between those who make policy and those who implement it  Jon's time in the civil service and his thoughts on exactly why it is so hard to make successful policy  How additional capacity made Jon's trust more resilient during the pandemic  Establishing remote teaching during the pandemic  The most powerful ways technology can make a difference in education    You can learn more about United Learning here

The last live recorded episode of The Pint before Covid hit. Scary Larry and Mike from CT Cult Classics join Ganache and Sir Jon to discuss our favorite character actors. 10 picks each equals an extra sized show with lots of laughs. This is also Jon's last appearence as a host on the show as he is taking a break from the podcast, but worry not, Manster and Ganache will continue to keep you slightly entertained week after week. Listen In!

TERRIFICON Mitch is teaming up with Sir Jon of the PINT O'COMICS in this special - Pint O' Team-Up! Mitch talks with Jon on what it was like to own a comic book shop in the 90's during the boom and the bust of the industry - what's it like to be a fan and then see the behind the scenes part of the business and why he still loves comics! It's an earful - give it a listen! See Mitch and his comic book loving pals at his TERRIFICON every summer (but this one) at Mohegan Sun in Connecticut for TERRIFICON - the world's greatest comic con - don't be fooled - this is the REAL deal! #terrificon #comicobooks #comics #comic

Andrew Morgan of The Nomcast stops by to discuss our Top 5 Films of 1990. What film irks Sir Jon beyond belief? How many of these films did we all see in the actual cinema? What film is on 2 of our lists that the other 2 never even heard of? You know what to do. Time to Listen In!! Pint 135 is ready for consumption.

We live in new times. COVID 19 has made it irresponsible for podcasters to convene and record. The Pint was low on episodes so in these trying times, what can be done? Ganache goes solo for this ep in which he recommends some entertainment for the quarantined masses. Stay safe and healthy, and Sir Jon, The Manster and Ganache will be back recording again as soon as possible.

Manster is out this week, so Sir Jon and Ganache bring the heat! Scary Larry picks his second film for The Invitational and brings along his fellow film nerd from Connecticut Cult Classics Mike Simonetta. What could possibly be up Larry's sleeve this time? The Greasy Strangler, that's what. If you know it, you know this is going to be a weird edition of The Pint, and very fittingly our 125th Episode! Listen In and keep your merkins on, it's going to get weird.

The Road to 125 is heating up! The 100 Proof Book Project resumes and we take on a DC modern classic. The first 8 issues of Suicide Squad are looked at and discussed. From plot elements that would not fly today, to Ganache's awful confusion over which female character is which, this one has it all! Sir Jon preaches and teaches as he is a huge fan of this book! Listen In!!!

Scary Larry's Pint O' Horrors begins here. You helped choose this and every episode of our new series, so as you voted we discuss 1985's zombie classic Day Of The Dead. Tales of broken budgets, bad accents and incest fill this episode, so please stop what you are doing and Listen In! Next time we discuss 1980's Maniac, so keep on voting and we will keep on recording these shows.

Sir Jon and our friend Nick Banks, staff writer for Horror News Network and longtime comic fan talk to Steve Bissette, longtime comic artist and writer. Why is Ganache avoiding Steve? What is the newest project he has been working on? Is Nick Cage showing up for this episode? All will be answered on this episode taken from the recent WESU archives! Listen In!!

TERRIFICON Mitch is teaming-up with SIR JON from Pint O'Comics podcast/radio show in this excitement filled hour of rambling about comics and more! Listen in! It's free! Be sure to see Mitch and all your favorite comic book creators and actors at the the world's greatest Comic Con at Mohegan Sun every August at TERRIFICON! #terrificon #Mitchhallock #comics

Host Andrew Morgan (@jokesondrew) is joined by The Mobile Horror Companion's Eugene Driscoll (@mobilehc666) & Pint O Comics' Sir Jon Johnson (@pintocomics) to break down the 2018 folk horror tale, APOSTLE. They discuss the comparisons to other cult movies such as The Wicker Man, the social/political themes Director Gareth Evans set out to expose, & a full, spoiler-filled breakdown of the film (be warned). Be sure to check out The Mobile Horror Companion & Pint O' Comics at CT Horrorfest this Saturday starting at 11am at the Naugatuck Event Center. Follow the podcast on Twitter/IG @nomcastpod

Sir Jon and our buddy and stand up comedian Eric Barakat get the WESU show up to Warp factor 10, chatting with the author of Treknology, Ethan Siegel. What is Treknology? It is a book Ethan, a scientist himself, wrote relating the science and technology we all know from Star Trek to what we actually have here now. So set phasers to listen and get ready to learn a thing or ten about warp drives, communicators and even more!

Sir Jon and Ganache, along with our trusty intern Shiva talk to Kurtis Spieler, local filmmaker specializing in Horror. We discuss his first two feature films and his upcoming third, as well as a whole slew of other subjects, from his feelings on the latest Halloween film and collector culture. Oh, and who the hell is Shiva? Listen In and find out!

The Pint gets down and discusses Avengers:Endgame. What did we like, what did we think didn't work and how does it stack up in the MCU pantheon. What moments caused Ganache to sob like a preschooler? When does Sir Jon suggest going to the bathroom during the film? Will The Manster stay awake through a movie....ever? All this and Lou Skywalker sits in to give his opinions on the 22nd MCU film.

Part 6 In A 6 Part Mini Series   Holy shit we got there! The final ep of our Comic Book Heroes And Villains series, with our choices for DC villains. Mark Masztal, founder of Bing Comic Con and a damned fine artist himself joins us to pick the best of the worst. Who's list is deemed as basic? Why all the talk about fart boxes, and what is a fart box? Who the hell are the characters on Sir Jon's list? All the answers to these and more questions are just a download away, Episode 83 is in the house!

The Road To 80 Begins Here! Mike Fullam, old friend of Ganache's and Co Host of the new podcast J&M: Something Nothing Show returns to talk his passion...Nintendo. All 7 North American consoles are discussed, and Mike and our very own Lou Skywalker take the reins and pick their fave games for each iteration. What is a Smash Con? What kind of map gets Lou all dewy in the undershorts? What does Sir Jon think of all this? You know the drill....Listen In!

Sir Jon is still off in the ether, so The Manster and Ganache hold down the 215. Lloyd introduces The Manster Fanfare Questionnaire Extraordinaire, a survey meant to gauge the pulse and habits of fellow comic readers. From podcasting friends to artists from The Springfield Art Mafia and more, we see what makes fandom tick. The first new podcast of 2019 is also our 70th episode, so Listen In!

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with Sir Jon Lee. Sir Jon Lee, is an up and coming Artist, Rapper and hip-hop based producer Born in Compton California, Sir Jon Lee has recently released two projects—"Melancholy," and "He Eats With Wolves". Sir Jon is known for his cinematic production, relatable and forward-thinking lyrics, and brash, yet laid back and in the pocket delivery, Sir Jon Lee has also worked alongside and produced records for Artists like El Prez, Ill Camile, F.Y.I, D’Rok The Menace, Daniel Curtis Lee, Keisha Renee, Kaye Fox and many other up and coming artist in the Southern California Scene. https://soundcloud.com/sirjonlee

The Manster fills in for Sir Jon and discusses with Ganache a whole bunch of comic show casting news, and react to some new trailers released in the last few weeks. After that things get festive as Dem Boyz discuss some favorite contemporary Christmas songs, and read off the picks of friends of The Pint. Just in time for the giving season, we got you a 69. 69th Pint that is. Listen In!

Sir Jon! John! A good old fashioned two man Pint! Daredevil Season 3 review! Deadwood movie news! Mandy review! Exclamation points! Listen In! Your 67th Pint!

Steven brings you the latest Movie, Music and Video Game News, Interviews include the conclusion of Behind the Comic Book with Sir Jon from Pint O' Comics, a Special Halloween Discussion with Michael Lombardi, Emily Santarsiero, and Nils Toledo Jr. from Michael T. Originals Studios, Our Mystic Film Festival Countdown with our Live at the Jealous Monk with Various Filmmakers, and Film Festival Organizer Shareen Anderson, A Very Special Crossover Episode with The Dorkening at Super Mega Fest, and Finally Nat Peterson returns to talk about Constitution State Wrestling, Saturday November 17th at Charles Barnum Elementary School in Groton, CT.This Episode is brought to you by JPO Productions and Deadly Grounds Coffee.

Steven brings you the latest Pop Culture News, along with the latest Rants. Also Steven counts down to the Mystic Film Festival as he chats with 4 Independent Filmmakers, Eugene Driscoll from the Mobile Horror Companion crashes the party, Kathryn Gironimi and Katie Arroyo from the Reluctantly Here Podcast stop by for an interview that'll leave you in stitches, and we conclude with Behind the Comic Book with Sir Jon from Pint O' Comics Part 2 of 3.This Episode is brought to you by Deadly Grounds Coffee and JPO Productions.

In this monumental 25th Episode, Steven breaks down the latest Movie, Music, and Video Game News, Larry Dwyer from Connecticut Cult Classics returns to talk about their latest Double Feature, The Girls from the Rock Candy Podcast discuss music with Steven, also a Special Halloween Discussion with Lisa Leehey, and Steven interviews Sir Jon from Pint O' Comics in a Special 3-Part Series titled "Behind the Comic Book"This Episode is brought to you by JPO Productions and Deadly Grounds Coffee

Part 2 of our coverage of CT HorrorFest, recorded live on September 15th! This time we talk to - An actor/producer who has a Shot for Shot remake of a classic horror film out now - A podcaster who has sold 2 scripts to Hollywood that are being made soon - A local actress/comedian - A local businessman who is a convention staple   All this, and Sir Jon and Six Packer Chris Frodel talk Hereditary, the sitcom Titus and things that bounce. It's a brand new Pint!

Sir Jon flexes his masculinity and sits this very special Pint out. Ganache and The Manster recruit Lady Ganache to discuss what moments in Pop Culture leave folks a quivering, sad mess. From cartoon movies to the poetic nature of music, what makes who cry in their soup? What moments made our listener's list? Listen In and find out!

Part 3 In A 6 Part Mini-Series   Jerry Morgan from the podcast and website Fistful Of Jokes joins The Jo(h)ns to discuss their individual picks for Top 5 Marvel Comic Book Heroes of all time. After 20 minutes of not getting to the list, we finally got to the list! Ganache bemoans his asshole neighbor's car blaring shitty music while recording, Jerry picks a character that may be considered controversial and Sir Jon goes for the usual deep cuts which leads to some good conversation, some singing and more than a few laughs. Listen In to Sammy Hagar's least favorite episode of The Pint!

Cumbria Chamber of Commerce is urging the Bank of England to think carefully before raising interest rates. We delivered that message in person when Sir Jon Cunliffe, the Bank’s Deputy Governor for financial stability, spoke at a Chamber lunch in Kendal last week. Sir Jon is a member of the Monetary Policy Committee, which voted by 6-3 in June to leave rates unchanged at 0.5%. It meets again on August 2, when many commentators expect an increase to 0.75%. Chamber Chief Executive Rob Johnston said: “We told him that a rate rise in August could damage businesses by making borrowing more expensive at a time when many are already struggling to cope with rising costs. “I’m pleased to report that we were pushing at an open door. Sir Jon shares our concerns and is cautious about an early rate increase.” In this podcast, Sir Jon explains the Bank’s stance on interest rates and ponders why pay inflation and business investment have been sluggish despite growth in the economy and falling unemployment. Click here to read more about Sir Jon’s visit to Cumbria and click here to read his speech to Cumbria Chamber in full.

Get the inside track on interest rates, inflation and investment from Bank of England Deputy Governor Sir Jon Cunliffe. Cumbria Chamber of Commerce is urging the Bank of England to think carefully before raising interest rates. We delivered that message in person when Sir Jon Cunliffe, the Bank’s Deputy Governor for financial stability, spoke at a Chamber lunch in Kendal last week. Sir Jon is a member of the Monetary Policy Committee, which voted by 6-3 in June to leave rates unchanged at 0.5%. It meets again on August 2, when many commentators expect an increase to 0.75%. Chamber Chief Executive Rob Johnston said: “We told him that a rate rise in August could damage businesses by making borrowing more expensive at a time when many are already struggling to cope with rising costs. “I’m pleased to report that we were pushing at an open door. Sir Jon shares our concerns and is cautious about an early rate increase.” In this podcast, Sir Jon explains the Bank’s stance on interest rates and ponders why pay inflation and business investment have been sluggish despite growth in the economy and falling unemployment. Click here to read more about Sir Jon’s visit to Cumbria and click here to read his speech to Cumbria Chamber in full.

Part 2 in a 6 Part Mini-Series   Just in time for Independence Day comes the second part of our Independent Comics focus on Heroes and Villains, the all Villains Episode! Hear John use a new effect to his repeated amusement, Sir Jon introduces us to the truly obscure characters of independent comic villainy and listen close as you can actually hear Manster take notes. It's your recorded well before being released 51st Pint! And if you want to hear the Heroes episode, go thru the archives and download Episode 44. 

Special guest and old friend Mike Fullam comes on to chat about a brand new podcast he and his best friend Jon started. Besides discussing J&M:Something Nothing Show, we get into Mike's Nintendo obsession, Sir Jon tells us about The Five Points Festival in Brooklyn, we review a few recent films including Solo and even get into podcast editing and vocational agriculture. This one is chock full of stuff, so please enjoy the last Pint before we turn....50!

Sir Jon takes a night off and The Manster signal gets lit by Ganache. Whenever that happens music is bound to come up, and on this episode we discuss our Top 12 lists of cover songs that are better than the originals. Listen as Ganache sings(badly)and makes musical sounds with his mouth. Hear as Lloyd bestows upon the listener his vast music knowledge. Be amazed as we discuss a few of the great ladies of rock music and how they not only blazed a trail in music history, but in our pants as well. All this and more here on your 47th Pint.

Dem Boyz are joined by Scary Larry, Head Ghoul In Charge of Connecticut Cult Classics to discuss the films hitting the silver screen in summer of 2018. Larry eats a never ending bag of popcorn for nearly two hours, Ganache threatens Jon with severe bodily harm several times and Sir Jon refuses to even discuss one of the films previewed. Has Jon ever heard of marshmallow sauce? Did Larry's aunt ever date Nikolai Volkoff? Is Ganache the only one who is willingly going to see a Winnie The Pooh film? All this and more on your 45th Pint!

The Pint invaded gaming convention TotalCon 32 in Massachusetts in late February and had a grand time. We met some really cool folks, played some great games and got some interviews to boot. Weeks later Sir Jon descended upon Wisconsin for his annual trip to Gary Con, another fantastic gaming show. This episode of The Pint is all about games, gamers and gaming! Listen In and play something already!    

The death of an 80's icon of industry. The death of a marriage. Talk of a monopoly. The return of Sir Jon. Discussion of a comic book character so lame it ends the show abruptly. It's all here in The Pint's 40th episode. And who or what is Chad Word? Listen In!

Sir Jon, still gaming in Cheeseville leaves Ganache with The Green Manster to talk music. Specifically what 10 albums would you want with you on a desert island? Lloyd provides one of the few heartfelt moments ever recorded for The Pint while discussing the day an idol of his died, John loves an album where the least sad song is about the Vietnam war and a couple friends of the show give their lists as well. Listen In!

While Sir Jon is at Gary Con, The Manster sits in with Ganache. DC's upcoming Black Label and Sandman Universe books are discussed as well as Marvel Refresh. Which books interest us and which do not? Lloyd longs for a Marvel title from a few years ago and John finds himself suddenly puzzled by the ending to a 25 year old movie. Oh, and listen in carefully and you can still get your fix of Sir Jon's dulcimer tones. It's The Pint on the road to 40!

G.I. Gary returns to sit in on another show. China as a country hates a recent megamovie which gives Sir Jon reason to relocate, old shows on FOX are discussed as well as the brilliance of early Eddie Murphy. Of course we also discuss O rings because there is no subject we cannot tangent to! Stay tuned to hear Ganache and Manster discuss their night out seeing local filmmaker Kurtis Spieler's latest project and then an interview with Kurt himself. Listen In!

Jon and John bounce around in a good ol' fashioned Pint. Sandman and the death of a series inspiration, Star Trek goodness on TV again and a local CT microbrewery that did not exactly live up to Sir Jon's expectations. Also if you dig the outro riff we have used since episode 1, we give you the whole song as a bonus! Local CT hard rockers Soldiers of Solace are releasing their debut album on January 26th and we would love it if you checked them out! Listen In!

Lou Skywalker sits in with Sir Jon and Ganache as we talk to The Dizzle himself, Chad Davis of the great podcast Pass The Effin Popcorn in the WESU studios. Topics range from Chad's love for Saved By The Bell, the top ten films he saw in theaters in 2017 and what is coming up this year for him and his show. A New Year's Eve to be remembered for sure, please enjoy or re-enjoy this classic from The Mighty Pint Radio Hour.

On this "Jon Carter Classic" Billy Jack and Beufort Pickett are coming at you like they always do, and on "Boxing Day" are offering their "Etiquette & Fancy Manners Video" in honor of "The Iron Lady" Margaret Thatcher and her visit to The Great State of Utah! And with tips on which fork to use while eating the green jello salad and reasons not to wipe your nose on those little napkins, the fancy manners video will help you impress even the snootiest of snooty! Call 1-800 H-O-Y-T-Y and ask for "Sir Jon" and if that's busy call 1-800 T-O-Y-T-Y and ask for "Noble Dan"! Plus "Welcoming Margaret Thatcher" sung in the style of "I Dream of Jeanie", from "Jon Carter's Archives" and Utah's Classic 103.5 The Arrow! 

Chris from Arguing With Myself is back this week to discuss the entire slate of films made from DC Comics. From Dad Bod Superman to Heather Locklear getting it on with vegetation, we leave no adaptation unturned. Sir Jon reiterates his crush on Gal Gadot is still alive, John does the worst Shaq impression on Earth and Chris channels Marlon Brando in eerie fashion. An extra full Pint for you this week, Listen In!

Terror. Sir Jon. Fright. Ganache. Spooktabulous. Manster. Dem boyz get down with the Halloween season by counting down their top 5 horror films of all time. Some surprises in what films are, and also what are NOT included. Is Lloyd's favorite connected to his teenage memories of scoring with a beach babe in the '70's? Can John swim without shitting that weird mesh lining in his trunks due to the number that his top pick has done to his head? Has Jon eaten pea soup in over 40 years? Answers to none of these questions on the show! Listen in and Happy Halloween!

Hope you like the smooth sounds of Ganache's voice, cause there is more of him than usual here. John heads to Granite State Comic Con in New Hampshire while Jon stays home and watches reruns of Glee. Folks from Alterna Comics and Darby Pop Publishing are amongst the interviews on this episode, but don't fret Sir Jon fans, his dulcimer tones are all over the intro and outro segments. Listen In!

Real life got in the way of recording this week, so we present another of our favorite episodes of The Pint Radio Hour. Rob and Christine Caprilozzi of Horror News Network and CT HorrorFest join us for a Galactus sized show and give us the lowdown on their ventures. John can't pronounce their last name to save his life and Sir Jon hits a button that makes an air raid siren go off (enjoy that!). We also discuss traumatic childhood movie memories, comic books and of course The Sound Of Music. Listen In.

A special Labor Day gift to you all! The Pint a little earlier than normal in the week. Our Terrificon coverage continues here, as our in house interviews are featured. From big names such as Barry Kitson to up and comers like Source Point Press, we have an episode of often informative, sometimes funny and totally humiliating (ask Sir Jon) stuff for you. Listen In!

Terrificon 2017. 3 days, 2 hosts and a slew of friends. Sir Jon and John navigate the best Con in New England and see it's sights. From horny Spock cosplayers to never ending lines to get a book signed, we braved it to report back to you. Jon discovers that Mohegan Sun has instituted a beer shot clock and G.I. Gary becomes best friends with one of The Defenders. Listen In.

Sir Jon. Ganache. Manster. Special guest Lloyd sits in and discusses getting into comic books at his advanced age. Damn, he's old. Anyways, John does a decent Scottish accent but a bad Matty Mac impersonation, Sir Jon takes delight in annoying his good buddy on air and Lloyd gives his personal thoughts on The Dark Tower film. Another dose of The Pint!

The boys need a week off, so here is another episode of the radio version of The Pint. Professor Bill Foster adds much needed class to the show, as he sits down to talk. A local comic book historian, Bill and the Jo(h)ns discuss everything from the importance of reading to the subject of race in comics, and the real world. John remembers a book from his childhood fondly featuring a hero of color, and Sir Jon discusses the comedian that helped open his eyes to equality as a youth. And just when it sounds like it is getting too serious, we talk Magnum condoms for a bit. Listen In!

Sir Jon, John and special guest and John's wife Lindsay spend an hour discussing nothing. Or more accurately a show about nothing. From thirst causing pretzels to little people with lifts in their shoes, we break down what we love about this staple of American television and culture. From it's initially miniature first season order, to the 1.7 billion dollar deal for it's syndication, a true TV success story. Oh and we end up discussing the differences between Playboy, Penthouse and Hustler because we have to keep it classy.

Ganache sneak attacks Sir Jon with random events in pop culturedom that they had not discussed prior. From a true Hollywood hero turning 70 to Superman and his goddamned mustache through attempted murder over a card game, you know you are in for a fun and full Pint! And don't forget Jesse Ventura, he is in here too somewhere

Back from their adventures in beerland, Sir Jon and John dig into pop culture hard. From the celebrity graveyard to a Muppet sized controversy, the boys are back and spitting hot fire! John gives a quick Spider-Man:Homecoming review and Sir Jon will make you all want to pick up some Sam Glanzman comics STAT! Oh, and we watched a couple of films featuring some seriously snug trousers. It's a fresh Pint.

Sir Jon and John record live at the incredible brewtanical garden at Olde Burnside Brewery in East Hartford, CT. Jukebox blaring in the background, beer flowing like water, and talking with all kinds of friends, new and old. This is an adult field trip for the ages! We press the pause button on old chestnuts like whether the Hulk can beat Superman arm wrestling or which Highlander film was the best, in order to discuss this awesome brewery located in our state. Listen in to this supersized Pint!

This episode, much like America and the guy Tom Cruise played in that movie was born on the 4th of July! Sir Jon and John are back in the saddle and discussing such American classics as Trancers, Ben and Jerry's, Peter Weller and so much more. Did you love Robocop but not the remake so much? Do you remember adjusting the tracking on your VCR? Do you want to hear John's Jared Leto Joker laugh? Well this is the show for you! Listen In.

Sir Jon and John are in and out in about 7 minutes this week. This is G.I. Gary's show! Gary conveniently took his family to Disney at the same time that a G.I. Joe convention was happening. Coincidence? The least he could do is bring us back an interview with artist Rod Whigham. Hear as Rod tells tales of what major comic company gives shitty Christmas gifts and more! Also hear Gary talk to himself as he tries to shut off John's micro recorder. It's a G.I. Joe lovers delight of an episode.

If this episode was a Jeopardy category, it would be Potpourri. The boys jump topics from unconvincing lesbian performances on TV to sex scenes on TV and movies.No, I don't see a pattern. Along the way John does a bad Michael Caine impression whilst calling him Michael Keaton more than once, and it seems that no one remembers that it was Robert Preston in The Last Starfighter and The Music Man. Oh and Sir Jon may have a crush on Denzel. Listen In!

Sir Jon, John and special guest host Lou spend the day at the 3rd CT Festival of Independent Games meeting game designers and playing their stuff. Why did Lou pinch hit? Tune in as Jon fights a case of the Malorts and almost yarfs. From strategy games based on a guitar fret board to a color your own card deck builder, the boys have a grand old time. Stick around to hear notorious crank Jon actually beam about a recently released film and it's homely star. Listen In!

Sir Jon and John welcome friend and G.I. Joe expert Gary to the show. 80's toy properties is the theme of the episode, but of course we meander into Zappa family drama, Jon possibly having a same sex cartoon crush on Jayce from Wheeled Warriors fame and John imagining coked up 80's toy executives coming up with concepts. All this and Gary sneaking an illicitly purchased Terrordrome into his house trying to avoid his wife and her damned fiscal responsibility. It's a full Pint, Listen in!

Sir Jon and John, sidekicks from the podcast From the Hip embark on their own journey of podcasting adventures. Listen in as gaming conventions are discussed, including Sir Jon's yearly adventures at GaryCon. This could be the beginning of something beautiful!

Makeup artist Sir John took a break from creating Beyoncé's next earth-moving look to hang with us. We talk Lemonade, Insta-haters, and the summer beauty hack he swears by. But before that! Jenn's new tattoo, an SPF report card, and if wearing makeup can earn you more cash. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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