Podcasts about space nazis

One of the Star Wars spin-off stories, ANDOR, is not for the young. It is for the adults and is more of what Star Wars is supposed to be - rebels fighting Space Nazis. The woke Star Wars writers and the constant use of "Nazi" to describe people we don't like is a reason this has happened. When we do this, we forget who the real agents of tyranny are. This says a lot when a story that has shaped our culture turns on its head and is now somehow divided in favor of a fascist, albeit fictional, government. Yes, America can be seen as "A Star Wars Story," a revelation of the method in times where we forget how easy it is to tolerate the acts of global killers just because they wear the right suit or tie. Tonight on Ground Zero with Clyde Lewis (7-10 pm, pacific time on groundzeroplus.com). Call in to the live show: 503-225-0860. #groundzeroplus #clydelewis #starwars #andor #woke

Gene and cohost Tim Swartz introduce a tale about a truly weird character who hung out on the fringes of UFO research with Bryan Shickley. An animator and storyteller, is best known for Fred Crisman: Cave of the Space Nazis, a short film inspired by fan letters sent to Amazing Stories in the 1940s, during the height of the Shaver Mystery. He has interviewed the family of controversial UFO figure Fred Crisman and collaborated with Pacific Northwest historians to adapt Crisman and Shaver's extraordinary lives into an upcoming tongue-in-cheek serialized audio drama. Crisman's life had many curious aspects. He was a key figure in the 1947 Maury Island UFO Sighting, where alleged fragments fell from a UFO. Or maybe they were just conventional pieces of metal. The story was the main focus of a book published in 1952, "The Coming of the Saucers," authored by former Amazing Stories editor Ray Palmer, and the "original" flying saucer witness, Kenneth Arnold. And did Crisman have any connections to the legends that surround the John F. Kennedy assassination? Fred Crisman: Cave of the Space Nazis can be seen at: www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdvZ007W9DY Bryan's site: www.fredcrisman.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-paracast-the-gold-standard-of-paranormal-radio--6203433/support.

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To celebrate the release of The Daleks in Colour on Bluray and DVD this week, Ben and Mark are joined once again by Mark Harrison to discuss how well it updates a 1965 classic, and what it has in common with Peter Cushing's Dr. Who & the Daleks movieWhy is Peter Cushing's non-canon Doctor Who movie the definitive telling of the first encounter with the Daleks? And will Benjamin Cook's choppily edited version for the TikTok generation ever topple Milton Subotsky's technicolour marvel?Also: What is the Del Boy falling through the bar of Doctor Who? Which 1960s companion was one of 30 names attached to be the next James Bond after Sean Connery? Is the colourised Daleks just the different birthday cake to ruin?Support the showFollow us on TwitterLike us on FacebookBuy us a pint

Space Nazis get their due in "The Other Side" and we begrudgingly deal with Tok'ra Anise in "Upgrades." At least we get some Sam/Jack crumbs!Find us online:https://twitter.com/wormholewaffleshttps://wormholewaffles.tumblr.com/@wormholewaffles.bsky.socialHive @wormholewaffleshttps://twitter.com/chelseafairlesshttps://chelseafairless.tumblr.com/Hive @chelseafairlesshttps://twitter.com/arezouaminhttps://arezoudeetoo.tumblr.com/@arezouamin.bsky.socialHive @arezoudeetooOther Geeky Waffle content:https://thegeekywaffle.com/https://twitter.com/Geeky_Wafflehttps://www.facebook.com/thegeekywaffle/https://www.instagram.com/thegeekywaffle/https://thegeekywaffle.tumblr.com/https://www.tiktok.com/@thegeekywafflehttps://www.youtube.com/c/thegeekywafflehttps://www.patreon.com/thegeekywaffle

In this episode, Damo and Mick talk about Star Wars, Lenovo technical support, Spirk shipping, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, the Risa holiday experience, how to reboot Mick when he gets stuck, and pretty much anything else except the Enterprise episode "Storm Front" which is theoretically why they sat down to chat in the first place. It's not a big deal though, because the Space Nazis ended up never existing anyway.

Heute geht es bei Planet Trek fm um "The Star Gazer" aus der zweiten Staffel der Serie "Star Trek: Picard". Zu Gast ist Fan-Legende Moritz Wolfart. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Heute geht es bei Planet Trek fm um "The Star Gazer" aus der zweiten Staffel der Serie "Star Trek: Picard". Zu Gast ist Fan-Legende Moritz Wolfart.

We conclude our own mini-arc this week with our review of Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Pt.2 (we watched the first part way back in November 2020 on Episode 28), and are reminded yet again that Reggie is a Batman fan.  Aside from all this violent vigilantism, we also moan about takeaways, moan about Work, discuss the humble Slut Drop, dive beak-first into the "Birds aren't real" consipracy, laugh at Space Nazis, and join the #HardNippleAmbassador for yet more talk of sex robots. It's a weird episode..

How does a decades old conspiracy theory about aliens tie into modern day politics? The short answer... Joe Biden shitting his pants in front of the pope! Yep!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Star Trek often uses metaphors and allegory to depict issues in human history and society. But sometimes... Star Trek just says 'screw all that subtly, here are some aliens dressed up as Nazis'. Joined by guest Leah Mauer, a teacher of the history of genocide, we examine how Star Trek portrays Nazism and depicts (or avoided depicting) the Holocaust. We talk about changing themes of depiction of genocide in America media, and the roles of bystanders, perpetrators and victims. --- HSHW: TOS Patterns of Force; ENT Storm Front Parts 1 & 2.  

Listen as Brandon and Devon welcome their first guest on the show to tackle the one problem no one expected: Space Nazis! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tgtbtm/message

Der erste Avenger verprügelt Hitler, Nazis und Space-Nazis, vieles im Film bleibt beim Zuschauen aber eisig kalt.

Would you kill Donald Trump as a baby?LGBTQIA Superheroes, Captain America, Greek Mystery Schools, gnosticism, Nationalism and Space Nazis - it's all happening in this episode's focus on story in the modern context. Is The villain trope dead? What killed it? Watch and learn...RantboxTV posts NEW video content every Friday by 12:30pm noon at the very latest. Don't forget to follow Rantbox TV on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/rantboxtv/And on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/rantboxtvAlso Twitter:https://twitter.com/RantboxTV... And let's not forget Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/5hhykwNhBSbfJtQDYAfFZb... And Apple podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/rantbox-tvToday's panel: John Clay, Matthew Gaffen , Ola's Kool Kitchen, and Oliver Joss Lee (social media handles provided below).To listen to Ola's radioshow, Follow her on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/olakoolkitchenOliver Jose Lee is a top bassist and producer. Check out one of his bands: https://www.instagram.com/dorjaband/Matthew Gaffen is in the post punk band, Hearse Pileup and have provided this link to their track. Optimistically titled 'We're All Gong To Hell.': https://open.spotify.com/album/6ym5IDSeM2YPkrB1IWnfYNOlie's link: Was Jesus a good moral teacher?https://open.spotify.com/episode/6c83XYzPVQlRjj1LjJeNs6John's link: Curio Monsters and Superheroeshttps://youtu.be/kVDYjZhf9ycSpecial thanks to Public Pressure's Alfredo Violante Widmer for graphics and general good guy assistance. (original image used on the thumbnail by Bago Games) https://www.flickr.com/photos/bagogames/14862762537#Inclusivity #stories #capitalism #superheroes #nazis #sex

Why did Star Trek writers leave us on the edge of our seats? Seán Ferrick presents 10 Production Secrets Behind These Star Trek Cliffhangers...ENJOY!Follow us on Twitter:@SeanFerrick@TrekCultureFor more awesome content, check out: whatculture.com/topic/star-trek See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Are the Arianni of the Inner World actually Magic Space Nazis? Mystical Subterranean Elves? A figment of Admiral Byrd's Imagination? In this Episode Jon reads a flight log and attempts a German accent. Follow us online: https://twitter.com/GrowlNGremCast https://www.instagram.com/growlngremcast/ https://facebook.com/GrowlNGremCast https://growlersandgremlins.com/ Intro Music: Mechanolith by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4031-mechanolith License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Conspirinormal Episode 58- Olav Phillips (Alternative 3, The Secret Space Program, and Space Nazis)

Trudno o bardziej wyrazisty symbol zła od Adolfa Hitlera i nazistów, co w realiach filmowych potrafi przyjąć upiorną i odrażającą formę (na przykład w "Salo, 120 dni sodomy" Piera Paolo Pasoliniego), ale także karykaturalną i prześmiewczą (na przykład w fińskim "Iron Sky"). O tym dziwacznym popkulturowym zjawisku i o tym dlaczego nie należy go demonizować opowiadamy w kolejnym odcinku Nightslime. Wspominamy o Elzie, wilczycy SS, która zapoczątkowała nurt nazisploitation i zainspirowanych nią włoskich filmach il sadiconazista; będzie o nieistniejącym filmie Roba Zombiego - "Werewolf Women of the SS", który doczekał się jedynie zwiastuna w ramach projektu Grindhouse Roberta Rodrigueza i Quentina Tarantino, a który stał się inspiracją dla Timo Vuorensoli i jego kosmicznych nazistów. Nie zabraknie także komiksów, Kapitanów Ameryki i Marvela (dzisiejszy Shazam) na wojnie z III Rzeszą czy Supermana jako jej członka w alternatywnej rzeczywistości, a nawet pojawią się Zwariowane Melodie i Disney. Temat dzisiejszego odcinka wybrał Jan Wiśniewski. Dziękujemy! Patronami dzisiejszego odcinka są: Jan Wiśniewski, Paweł Jaksik, Jakub Kraszewski i Krzysztof Sieja.        

Kotaku writers are so well adjusted that they can’t stand the thought of playing as the Empire, or “space Nazis,” in Star Wars: Squadron, but hey, at least the Imperial forces are diverse, right? We talk about this laughable critique along with Jason Schreier getting blasted for his agenda-driven coverage of game development, the hypocrisy of celebrating racebending Greek gods, complaints that video games are fatphobic for making big characters tougher, Kotaku criticizing capitalism while demonstrating why it’s awesome, and Graham Lineham getting poetic justice with the censoring of his sitcom.

Was macht man, wenn man sich eigentlich drauf eingestellt hat, dass der Sender die eigene Serie abgesetzt hat, das Finale bereits im Kasten ist und plötzlich ein anderer Sender mit einem Vertrag für eine weitere Staffel an die Tür klopft? Richtig: Dem alten Sender mal so richtig den Stinkefinger zeigen. Blöd nur: Gabs schon vorher kein Geld für die Serie, gibts jetzt mal so richtig kein Geld. Mit dreimarkfuffzig und 4 Seiten Drehbuch in der Tasche muss halt was gezaubert werden. Aber wir wissen ja schon aus Erfahrung: Not macht manchmal sehr erfinderisch und meine Güte, hat der gute JMS da weit ausgeholt und erzählt den episch...äh...minimalistischen Handlungsbogen von der Hochzeit der Sheridans (Heißt Delenn jetzt eigentlich Sheridan mit Nachnamen? Und welches Familiengericht ist für eventuelle Sorgerechtstreitigkeiten zuständig?) bis zum Ende des Univer....unserer Sonne. Und während man in der Hochzeitsnacht darüber sinniert, ob das tausendjährige Reich wenigstens dieses Mal länger hält als 12 Jahre bekommen wir auch schon die Auflösung: Ja. 100 Jahre Frieden (abgesehen von irgendwelchen Drakh-Seuchen, Telepathenkriegen und einem Kampf um Centauri Prime) liegen hinter uns. In nicht vorhanden Kulissen diskutieren also Studierende des soundsovielten Jahrhunderts bedeutungsschwanger über Sheridan und Delenn, als selbige höchstpersönlich erscheint, um das Mikro zu greifen und selbiges nach ein paar nichtssagenden Worten demonstratitv zu droppen. Und weiter geht die wilde Fahrt durch Zeit und Raum. Und zwar zu künftigen Space-Nazis. Der Dackelkrawattenträgernachfolger besinnt sich auf Tradition und will für den bösen Zweck ein paar gute Fakten schaffen. Unter zuhilfenahme modernster Holo-Videoschnitttechnik. Garibaldi beobachtet das Ganze von der Bande und lässt sich vom Standartenführer (Ja, er wurde zwischenzeitlich befördert. Und nein, wir mussten die Dienstgrade erstmal nachlesen und haben die nicht im Kopf) der Space-SS erst in seine Pläne einweihen um den Rechten dann zu linken. Treppenwitz der Menscheitsgeschichte ist quasi, dass Garibaldi damit den Krieg ausgelöst hat, der die Erde fast vollständig vernichtet. Insofern passts wieder. 500 Jahre später sehen wir das Ergebnis von Garibaldis Verhandlungskunst: Glühende Landschaften und eine Infrastruktur, als hätten die Verantwortllichen der deutschen Bahn das Kommando gehabt. Nämlich nicht vorhanden. Bis auf ein kleines unbeugsames Kloster. Und das Leben ist nicht leicht für die römischen Missionare, die als Besetzung in den befestigten Lagern Blablarum, Aqualium, Laberium und Kleinbudgetum liegen. Am Ende stellt sich sogar die komplette Folge als einziger Dia-Abend heraus. Der Mensch als Proto-Vorlone hat offenbar (genau wie Raphael während der Folge) Probleme mit der DSL Leitung und muss deshalb persönlich (oder besser: Energetisch) zur alten Heimat rollern, um dem Backup-Rechner einen Tritt zu verpassen. Quasi so wie 90% unserer Generation zu Weihnachten zur Geburtsstätte zurückkehert, um die heimischen IT-Probleme der Eltern zu lösen. Apropos. Dem Rechner, der den Menschen 3.0 gerendet hat, hätte man vielleicht einen RAM-Riegel mehr spendieren können. Denn da war offenbar wieder kein Geld da und wir fühlen uns bei dem Anblick an Musik-Videos der 90er Jahre erinnert. Die Folge schreit quasi aus jeder Faser "Geldmangel!" und die vom neuen Sender gekürzte Drehzeit tut auch ihr Übriges. Sie ist schon im Rahmen der 5ten Staffel entstanden und irgendein zwischending aus nix halbem und nix ganzem. So wie ein Doctor Who Neujahrsspecial nur mit einem 100tel des Budgets. Aber obwohl die Folge größtenteils aus Leuten besteht, die in mäßig belichteten Kulissen mäßig sinnstiftende Dinge sagen (Kleiner Tipp: Hör Dir auf der DVD mal den Audiokommentar zur Folge an. Da stellen die Produzenten mehrfach selber fest, dass jetzt wieder geredet wird) bewundern wir doch die Selbstsicherheit, in der das Ganze präsentiert wird. Und man sieht den Mangel rechts und links der Straße so sehr, dass man das ein oder andere Schlagloch verzeiht und unter "rustikaler Charme" verbucht. Raphael vergibt sogar seinen "Fetisch-Penis", sein "ganz eigenes Ding" wie er sagt. Und was immer er damit meint. Wir wissen, dass sich an dieser Folge die Geister scheiden, aber wir können nicht anders, als 4,5 von 6 Penissen zu vergeben.

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in the is episode we have a special guest so we decide to talk about aliens and if they exist

Christian and Max are in the same room and things spiral pretty quickly... We call out the audacity of French Fries, Warn of The Wrath of The Barista Foretell of L Ron's Return Albert Einstein: Fashionista Tell childhood tales and get argue the merits of Space Nazis

The underground files exposes Space Nazis! Do you dare follow us down the rabbit hole and into the Underground Files? This week, the crew gets down on DEATH. Music is provided by Kubbi, Gadgetor, and bensound.com. Other Music: http://www.purple-planet.comViews expressed do not necessarily reflect

The official announcement for Space Team Six, a space adventure the likes of which you've never seen! Join Captain Spaceman and his crew in their struggle against the villainous forces of the Space Nazis! Featured in the trailer is the phenomenal voice acting talents of... Abdel Hamid Shehata (https://www.castingcall.club/m/Darkeden251) as the Narrator! Joshua Sands (https://www.castingcall.club/m/JSands) as the vile Kommandant Fuhrer! Spacewiz217 (https://www.castingcall.club/m/spacewiz217) as Captain Spaceman, the true-blooded, blue-blooded, all-American hero! as well as Private Vietnam, the plucky rookie just out of the space academy! Elvira Garza (https://www.castingcall.club/m/Elvira%20Garza) as Lieutenant Hatred, Space Team Six's expert engineer! Bob Perillo (https://www.castingcall.club/m/BobPerillo) as Tank Bulletstorm, the best mercenary in the galaxy! These heroes, and others, make up the amazing voice acting team of Space Team Six. Also featuring a space-tastic theme song and cover art by Joshua Sands! Episode One of Space Team Six officially releases June 1st! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/spaceteamsix/support

We're joined today by one of the three best Trek Bois in the quadrant, KEVIN COLE! (Find him on Twitter @RealKevinCole!) We sit down to discuss an episode that's all about the seedy underbelly of the station's history. Murder! Collaboration with Space Nazis! NEO-NOIR! Kevin is mostly unimpressed. This episode is part 3 of the Rich Masters' Past Lives Collection! Send us an e-mail at mclassemail@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter: @MClassPodcast See all the episodes you missed at mclasspodcast.wordpress.com/ Or just follow one of us if you hate the other one: @_JeffPennington @henderson1983 M-CLASS PODCAST IS ON ITUNES! - itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/m-cla…d11591

GAD!Cast Radio, Radio GAD!Cast 1. "Mirror" - AATXE 2. "Stay Me" - Cowabunga 3. "The Boxer" - Jacks Remains 4. "Florida Man" - Abusements 5. "Space Nazis" - Abusements 6. "Pigs Eat Shit" - Snake Church 7. "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" - Russian Love Machine 8. "Why I Lie Awake" - Men and Mountains 9. "I Am Merriweather" - Ugly Pompous Grin 10. "Bird in the Hand" - Mightier Than I 11. "Overrated" - Zapiain 12. "A diary is a long-winded suicide note (Harmless mix)" - Tiger Helicide 13. "Day by Day" - Henry Dunkle 14. "hand 9" - The Old World Underground 15. "intentions" - Roberto Saueron Listen to GADcast Radio LIVE on Thursdays at 8:30 PM Central on www.podunkradio.com or on the Tune-In app @ www.tunein.com/radio/PoDunk-Radio-s139582 !!! Like us on FB @ www.facebook.com/theGADcast/ Like Podunk Radio on FB @ www.facebook.com/PoDunkRadio/

Live from Destination Star Trek. Star Trek has always been influenced by real-world history. But, over the course of more than half a century, certain topics have recurred again and again, suffusing the imaginary world of the future with the legacies of our own, often troubled past. Two key influences in particular—World War II and the literature and culture of the sea—have been a pervasive influence on Star Trek’s storytelling, from the earliest episodes of The Original Series right up to Discovery. In this episode of Primitive Culture, we present two panels recorded live at Destination Star Trek in Birmingham, UK. In the first, hosts Clara Cook and Duncan Barrett are joined by Primitive Culture co-founder Tony Black, former Earl Grey host Lee Hutchison, and Dr. Trek himself, Larry Nemecek. In the first, the group discusses the debt Star Trek owes to the history of World War II. In the second, Duncan and Tony explore Star Trek’s nautical influences, from Horatio Hornblower to Moby-Dick. Larry Nemecek is author of the Star Trek: The Next Generation Companionand Stellar Cartography,and host of The Trek Files podcast: http://thetrekfiles.trekfm.libsynpro.com/website Lee Hutchison hosts Filibuster on The Nerd Party podcast network: https://www.thenerdparty.com/filibuster Tony Black runs The X-Cast podcast network and the entertainment website Set the Tape https://setthetape.com/ Duncan’s book Star Trek: The Human Frontier is available to order from Amazon: https://amzn.to/2PplQQ7 Chapters Intro (00:00:00) The Shadow of WWII (00:01:46) Never Forgetting (00:12:30) Heroism and Adventure (00:22:35) Q&A (00:26:25) The Starry Sea (00:35:13) Moby-Dick (00:43:30) Dead metaphors (00:49:20) Q&A (00:55:30) Hosts Duncan Barrett and Clara Cook Guests Tony Black, Lee Hutchison, Larry Nemecek Production Clara Cook (Editor) Duncan Barrett (Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Tony Black (Associate Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer) Amy Nelson (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager)

The show gives us another riff on Space Nazis in “Dragon’s Teeth”, and then we get a riff on Apollo 13 in “One Small Step”. iTunes Google Play RSS

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Anne Frank and Counterpoint. Perhaps more than for any other Star Trek series, the shadow of the Holocaust loomed large over Voyager. So, it’s not surprising that, when the time came to pitch a story about alien refugees using the Starfleet vessel as a way to escape persecution, The Diary of Anne Frank was a key touchstone. The resulting episode, “Counterpoint,” remains both a fan favorite and the personal number-one of Captain Janeway herself, Kate Mulgrew. In this episode of Primitive Culture, hosts Clara Cook and Duncan Barrett look into the genesis of this popular Voyager episode, teasing out some of the parallels between its story and Frank’s diary. We consider the ways in which Voyager—and Star Trek in general—engages with the painful legacy of genocide, and the Holocaust in particular. We also look at Starfleet’s approach to aid and asylum, and consider the role of humanitarian resistance against oppressive regimes in the real world. Chapters Intro (00:00:00) Space Nazis (00:06:10) The Diary of Anne Frank (00:17:15) Genocide, Refugees, and Asylum (00:32:20) Humanitarian Resistance (00:56:40) Final Thoughts (01:14:20) Hosts Clara Cook and Duncan Barrett Production Clara Cook (Editor) Duncan Barrett (Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer) Amy Nelson (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager)

In a super light and not-at-all serious discussion this week (JK!), we dig into the First Order and extremism! How did George Lucas, JJ Abrams, and others envision the main bad guys of the Original Trilogy and Sequel Trilogy? Have they grown beyond the label of "Space Nazis" at all? Where do communism, fascism, terrorism, and other extremist ideologies come into play? Join the discussion on Beltway Banthas! Stephen and Swara also talk about trade wars in Star Wars and real life, the President's proposed "Space Force", and have our Bantha Fodder segment with patron and dear friend of the show Connie Shih! Get full access to Geeky Stoics at www.geekystoics.com/subscribe

In a super light and not-at-all serious discussion this week (JK!), we dig into the First Order and extremism! How did George Lucas, JJ Abrams, and others envision the main bad guys of the Original Trilogy and Sequel Trilogy? Have they grown beyond the label of "Space Nazis" at all? Where do communism, fascism, terrorism, and other extremist ideologies come into play? Join the discussion on Beltway Banthas! Stephen and Swara also talk about trade wars in Star Wars and real life, the President's proposed "Space Force", and have our Bantha Fodder segment with patron and dear friend of the show Connie Shih!

Our Spoiler Free Black Panther review! Promise. Toy run, Space Nazis, Jimmy reviews Game Night, your questions, Stay till the end Jimmy interviews the cast of Game Night, lots more

Our Spoiler Free Black Panther review! Promise. Toy run, Space Nazis, Jimmy reviews Game Night, your questions, Stay till the end Jimmy interviews the cast of Game Night, lots more

Our Spoiler Free Black Panther review! Promise. Toy run, Space Nazis, Jimmy reviews Game Night, your questions, Stay till the end Jimmy interviews the cast of Game Night, lots more

Our Spoiler Free Black Panther review! Promise. Toy run, Space Nazis, Jimmy reviews Game Night, your questions, Stay till the end Jimmy interviews the cast of Game Night, lots more

If you're going to have a movie that satirizes fascism and tries to convince people that Denise Richards is an actual human being with a non-wooden face, i.e. Starship Troopers, then maybe you should actually satirize fascism and try to have Denise Richards act like she doesn't have a wooden face. Other such topics of discussion in this episode include cellaring Belgian Quads,  the Micro-Machines of childhoods past, Space-Nazis and their trenchcoats, the majesty that is Clancy Brown and Space Bug Design: Good and Bad.

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The Original Series Season 2 - Essential Trek Philosophy.  Season 2 of Star Trek: The Original Series playfully explores human nature, what human nature is and what it could become, its place in the cosmos, and its relation to humanity's past, present, and future. From future Space Nazis in "Patterns of Force" to ancient Greek gods and Roman gladiators in space ("Who Mourns for Adonais?" and "Bread and Circuses"), TOS season 2 explores the best and the worst of human nature across the whole of human history. We also see the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise debate ethical questions about our relation to the unknown, from giant space amoebas in "The Immunity Syndrome" to the mystical powers of Korob and Sylvia in "Catspaw," along with the iterative development of one the defining concepts of the Star Trek universe, the noninterference principle known as "The Prime Directive."  In this episode of Meta Treks, hosts Mike Morrison and Zachary Fruhling continue their philosophical retrospective of every season of Star Trek, discussing their top choices for "Essential Trek Philosophy" from season 2 of Star Trek: The Original Series.   Chapters  Intro (00:01:08) Amok Time (00:12:57) Metamorphosis (00:14:29) A Private Little War (00:18:32) The Omega Glory (00:23:26) Patterns of Force (00:31:31) The Immunity Syndrome (00:36:19) Return to Tomorrow (00:41:31) The Deadly Years (00:46:20) The Apple (00:51:32) The Changeling and The Ultimate Computer (00:53:30) By Any Other Name (01:02:26) Who Mourns for Adonais? (01:07:33) Bread and Circuses (01:21:11) Closing (00:00:00)    Hosts Mike Morrison and Zachary Fruhling    Production Mike Morrison (Editor) Zachary Fruhling (Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Patrick Devlin (Associate Producer) Kay Shaw (Associate Producer) Kit Loffstadt (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager) 

It’s another multi-topic episode! First, the guys discuss the Bleach finale (and yes, there are spoilers), and the current state of One Piece and the Big Mom arc. After that, the TOS trio were GOING to talk about Hitler (remember when they were gonna do that? But then it was a fake-out? There were gonna do it for real this time) but then Max just dropped a bombshell that just dominated the rest of the episode. What bombshell, you ask? Listen to find out!

Welcome to episode 3 of ZombieSkeletonKnifeFight, featuring our first special guest of the Show, a good friend, musician, and overall interesting person, Jason "Crackling Rock Man" Jenkins, and in this episode we talk music, staying true to yourself as an artist, views on receiving criticism, Jason plays his song 'Too Poor To Get Drunk', and we talk about Space Nazis...yes, you read that right...heheh.Have a question for us? You can send them to our official email address teabeeproductions@gmail.com, our official Tumblr page, our official fan page on Facebook, or, do you Want to hear your sexy voice on our podcast? then call or text the number (971) 266-3756, and your question could be featured on our next episode! Do it!You can find Jason Jenkins on his official Soundcloud: LinkTracks used:Starship Amazing-RubyDagger: Song Used-Born RadicalDarkman007-Chiptunes 2012: Song Used-Space LightAction Bronson/PartySupplies-BlueChips: Song Used-BlueChipsDanny Brown-XXX: Song used-PartyAllTheTimeCredits: Released July 19, 2016 Host: Jordan Jennings Featured guest: Jason Jenkins Producer: Jordan Jennings Editor: Jordan Jennings

Nach SpacePEGIDA, Space-Nazis und NOCH mehr Space-Nazis kommt heute zur Abwechslung mal ein Space-Mengele vorbei, oder - um Raphael zu zitieren - "Eher ein Space-Mengelchen". Die titelgebende Todesbringerin hat in der Vergangenheit ihrem Namen alle Ehre gemacht, sich aber das falsche Opfer ausgesucht. Denn wer am opa von Na`Toth herumexperimentiert, der muss sich nicht wundern, bei der Ankunft auf der Station die Rechnung präsentiert zu bekommen. In Form von Faustschlägen. Dabei hat sie doch eine Wunderdroge im Gepäck, die ewiges Leben verspricht. Einziger Pferdefuß: Die geheime Zutat des Elexiers ist der Tod. Und so sch(l)ießt sich der Kreis, als ein unfreiwilliges Experiment am Ende beweist: Auch das beste Antiagathikum hilft nicht gegen Blasterschüsse aus einem Vorlonen-Kampfschiff. Ein Potpourri aus Spaß, Völkerkmord und Langeweile, das bei den drei Castern sehr unterschiedlich ankommt. Apropos ankommt: Raphael kommt - mit Entschuldigung - etwas später zu Aufnahme dazu, aber kann es sich nicht verkneifen, Sascha und Tim den ein oder anderen Kommentar in den Chat zu knallen. Dann ist er aber auch rechtzeitig zu hören, um seine Penisse in den Ring zu werfen. Er hätte sich lieber noch etwas mehr Völkermord gewünscht und hält - genau wie Tim - die Episode für leicht unterdurchschnittlich. Sascha freut sich dagegen über bunte Raumschiffe, große Kanonen und nicht ganz so klischeehafte Spacenazis und reißt die Gesamtwertung etwas nach oben. So erhält die Folge 3,5 von 6 Centauripenissen.

In this bonus episode, Shana and Daniel discuss a film they've been rewatching a lot lately, Django Unchained, and the horrifying legacy of slavery. Also folk heroes in fiction, "the father of gynecology," positionality, and the deep satisfaction of seeing slavers brutally murdered. Warning: this episode contains unusually aggressive language and themes, even for Oi! Spaceman.  Main Topic: Django Unchained. Nominally a Doctor Who podcast. Identifiers. "I believe in racism." Positionality. The legacy of slavery is still with us. Not black. Holocaust. Werner von Braun. Gypsies versus Romanis. Dripping racism. Knoxville. Linguistics. Rocks and windows. Racially-motivated violence. Badass black heroes. Should this film even exist? Fun-and-games slavery. Tarantino's positionality. Use of the N-word. Spielberg. Maus. Basterds versus Unchained. Space Nazis. Tarantino and revolution. Will Smith. Christoph Waltz. His name is King. The immigrant experience. Clever to a fault. Diction. White guilt. His name is Django. Franco Nero. Appropriation. Not advocating white genocide. Chapelle's show. Two kinds of violence. Casual. Every day. Living to his skin. Beer as a reward. The Brittle Brothers. Django's agency. Joseph Campbell bullshit. The Broomhilda myth. Metatext. Cotton. Candie. Moguy the slave. "Why don't they kill us?" Quiet heroism. Jerry-rig. Tortured. Patriarch. Steven. Black Complicity. Fool. Too clever. Burn it with fire or live to fight another day? Informed consent. Candie's motivation. Walton Goggins. Faces. "Little Troublemaker." Heroes. Structure. Wrapping Up. From NPR: Remembering Anarcha, Lucy, and Betsy.  The American Slave Coast.  Chappelle's Show: The Time Haters.  Find all future episodes at oispaceman.com. Shana and Daniel are also now writing weekly about sex and gender at eruditorumpress.com.

Troy and Patrick are joined by a special guest: M/M erotica author "Vyrania" and chat about Donald Trump butt plugs, drive-thru junkies, D&D, gator love, Fight Club, and the office egg-man.

This week: Facts are Lies! An interview offers a rather bleak insight into the darker reaches of the games industry. Netflix is apparently developing a live-action Zelda TV series with some rather lofty goals. Also, battling robots, Log Horizon Vs Sword Art Online, the new and improved Starbound and hammy Space Nazis. Have something to say? Send your emails to noexcusesvtw@gmail.com. Or tune in live at 9pm EST Saturday to interact directly with the show via IRC!

Recorded September 10th, 2014. Tonight we spoke with Conspiracy researcher and author Olav Phillips about his new book "The Secret Space Age: Secret Space Programs, Breakaway Civilizations, Nazi UFOs, SDI and Alternative Three". We start off with the Mockumentary from the 70s called Alternative Three and whether or not the producers may have unwittingly stumbled upon something real. We also discuss the possibility that UFOs are actually from Earth and are part of a secret space program. We also discuss the origins of this secret program in the Third Reich. This as our friend Adam Gorightly likes to say is a Cornucopia of High Weirdness. You can view Olav's other writings at: http://www.paranoiamagazine.com/author/admin/ Please visit our sponsor at: http://www.bigeframe.com/twc/hit5.htm and as always contact us at: Send any questions,comments, and cries of outrage to: Conspirinormal@gmail.com Itunes Link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/conspirinormal-podcast/id608065959

Recorded all of two hours after Episode One, we were perhaps a bit too sleepy to really grapple with "Revenge of the Cybermen" and "Genesis of the Daleks," but no doubt we'll come back to these themes again and again. Lots of random douchiness from Harry Sullivan for those amused by such.  Show Notes:  Main topic: Genesis of the Daleks and Revenge of the Cybermen. Daniel plays a joke on Shana, because he's a dork. Recording a couple of hours after recording Episode 1. Talkin' about Harry Sullivan. Forgetting about Harry Sullivan. "Old Girl" and the snippiness of Harry Sullivan. The male "action hero" as a companion in Doctor Who. Daniel uses the word "fisticuffs" unironically. Perhaps even Ian Marter realized how useless Harry Sullivan was? Shana barely remembers Revenge of the Cybermen. The plottiness of RotC. Reconnecting wires and red veiny face things as plague effects. Bad science to motivate reasonable storytelling. Daniel is bored by sequences involving court politics. (At least) borderline racist makeup. Repeated tropes from the Pertwee era. The "runaround" as a Doctor Who trope. Shana's first yawn. The Doctor becomes a suicide bomber. What would Shana do to revise the RotC script? Daniel references Doctor Who: The Memory Cheats. Shana gives intro essay writing instructions. This podcast is no longer PG-13. Moving on to Genesis of the Daleks: the greatest episode ever? This episode as the epitome of Space Nazis in Who. Shana yawns a second time. What about Harry getting his foot stuck in a giant clam? The genius of Michael Wisher as Davros. Daniel uses an extremely mixed metaphor. Shana wants a Time Ring for herself. Daniel talks about how wonderful the Daleks are for about six hours and completely loses Shana's attention. Shana yawns a third time. How the various Doctors respond to alien menaces. Possibly sympathizing with Davros? Science used for evil again. The creepiness of Nyder. Davros's largely unexplained deformities. All the stuff we didn't even get around to talking about. Shana yawns a fourth time. How responsible was Terry Nation for Genesis of the Daleks? The captivating speechifying of Tom Baker, and the ethics of genocide. The Tom Baker era's relative lack of recurring villains. Shana yawns a fifth time. Then a sixth. (It's very late at this point.) Overuse of recurring villains, particularly the Master in the David Tennant run. A bit on the use of the Daleks in the twenty-first century. Talking about Genesis vs. Robot. Sarah Jane's camo outfit. Wrapping up. Ending with the final lines of "Genesis of the Daleks" as our quote.

In this first official episode of Oi! Spaceman: A Doctor Who Love Story, Shana and Daniel discuss Tom Baker's first three stories: Robot, The Ark in Space, and The Sontaran Experiment. Also discussed: Doctor Who: Legacy, Colin Baker's dickishness, the feminism of Sarah Jane, and much, much more. Show notes:Main topic: Robot, the Ark in Space, and The Sontaran Experiment. Doctor Who: Legacy. A bit on Colin Baker. Extra-legally-obtained episodes? Another little bit on William Hartnell's antepenultimate episode The Smugglers. Shana's physical attraction to the iconic Tom Baker. Everyone's love for Sarah Jane Smith. The Third Doctor Era and Benny Hill. First mention of Harry Sullivan and "old girl." Sarah Jane's investigative reporting instincts in "Robot." The Third Doctor as the prototypical "Scientist Doctor" versus the Scientific Reform Society. "Burninating." Doctor Who and Isaac Asimov? Sarah Jane as the everywoman. Previewing future episodes on Jo Grant and the Third Doctor. The Ark in Space: one of Daniel's all-time favorites -- Shana is skeptical. Daniel can't remember who wrote the Ark in Space and gets it totally wrong. The charm of re-using corridors. The joy of bubble-wrap monsters and lo-fidelity TV screens. Shana has no memory of the Wirn, but loves the character bits. Doctor Who as an anthology series. Standoff between the Wirn and the Doctor. The Doctor tweaking Sarah Jane's feminism: what do we think? Every episode with the word "Time" is bad, except for one, and Daniel can't remember it until he googles it: BAD FAN! Sontar-HA! Did the Sontaran Experiment exist on a far-future Earth or another planet? We're both Bad Fans. The Sontarans torture people off-screen, and Sarah Jane's outfit is adorable. Second mention of Harry Sullivan and "old girl." The Sontarans as Space Nazis. Questioning humanity through the lens of fictional alien species. Military red tape. Sontaran makeup issues. Harry Sullivan's incompetence. Third mention of "old girl." Tom Baker's injuries and comparing the action scenes of the Third and Fourth Doctors. Sarah Jane's empathy. Anti-climactic endings in Doctor Who. Shana prefers Robot to The Ark in Space. Laughing at the B-movieness of Robot. Podcasting at the speed of Google! Ending on the classic quote from The Ark in Space. Links: Tom Baker talks about his 50th Anniversary Experience.Daniel's Twitter: @danieleharperShana's Twitter: @inkyosa

This month, Scott Gardner and Chris Honeywell serve up a JUMBO-SIZED helping of OLD SCHOOL STAR TREK! This month The Freaks answer some e-mails, reminisce about model kits past and go over some SCHWAG! THEN- The Freaks butt heads with their GREATEST FOE - SPACE HITLER! It's PATTERNS OF FORCE, where a "routine observation mission" once again inevitably leads to the foundation of an EXACT REPLICA OF NAZI GERMANY! THEN - if that wasn't enough - Scotty goes apeshit crazy and has dangerous delusions which endanger the whole ship in DC Comics' Star Trek comics! It's a quandry - which is sillier - SPACE NAZIS or SPACE GREMLINS? TUNE IN AND FIND OUT!Feedback for this show can be sent to: startrek@twotruefreaks.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!

This month, Scott Gardner and Chris Honeywell serve up a JUMBO-SIZED helping of OLD SCHOOL STAR TREK! This month The Freaks answer some e-mails, reminisce about model kits past and go over some SCHWAG! THEN- The Freaks butt heads with their GREATEST FOE - SPACE HITLER! It's PATTERNS OF FORCE, where a "routine observation mission" once again inevitably leads to the foundation of an EXACT REPLICA OF NAZI GERMANY! THEN - if that wasn't enough - Scotty goes apeshit crazy and has dangerous delusions which endanger the whole ship in DC Comics' Star Trek comics! It's a quandry - which is sillier - SPACE NAZIS or SPACE GREMLINS? TUNE IN AND FIND OUT!Feedback for this show can be sent to: startrek@twotruefreaks.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!

This month, Scott Gardner and Chris Honeywell serve up a JUMBO-SIZED helping of OLD SCHOOL STAR TREK! This month The Freaks answer some e-mails, reminisce about model kits past and go over some SCHWAG! THEN- The Freaks butt heads with their GREATEST FOE - SPACE HITLER! It's PATTERNS OF FORCE, where a "routine observation mission" once again inevitably leads to the foundation of an EXACT REPLICA OF NAZI GERMANY! THEN - if that wasn't enough - Scotty goes apeshit crazy and has dangerous delusions which endanger the whole ship in DC Comics' Star Trek comics! It's a quandry - which is sillier - SPACE NAZIS or SPACE GREMLINS? TUNE IN AND FIND OUT!Feedback for this show can be sent to: startrek@twotruefreaks.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!

This month, Scott Gardner and Chris Honeywell serve up a JUMBO-SIZED helping of OLD SCHOOL STAR TREK! This month The Freaks answer some e-mails, reminisce about model kits past and go over some SCHWAG! THEN- The Freaks butt heads with their GREATEST FOE - SPACE HITLER! It's PATTERNS OF FORCE, where a "routine observation mission" once again inevitably leads to the foundation of an EXACT REPLICA OF NAZI GERMANY! THEN - if that wasn't enough - Scotty goes apeshit crazy and has dangerous delusions which endanger the whole ship in DC Comics' Star Trek comics! It's a quandry - which is sillier - SPACE NAZIS or SPACE GREMLINS? TUNE IN AND FIND OUT!Feedback for this show can be sent to: startrek@twotruefreaks.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!

Wherein Chris lays out his ideas for a bloody screenplay called “Period Piece.” The gang helps workshop the characters, setting, conflict, and humor of this guns-blazing, gender-defying, sibling-rivalry tale. What do Space Nazis, NAMBLA, and Honey Boo Boo have in common? None of them will appear in this script! Elsewhere, Corey and Allison give the definitive advice on writing women. Theme music by Latché Swing.

Greg brings a game appropriately called "Taglines" which leads to discussion on Running Man and Jennifer Lopez. Keith does an in-depth analysis of Iron Sky starring Space Nazis!

Gina does Jurassic Park at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery and Randy's circle of friends find a special way to get kicked out of Paradise Cove in Malibu!

Jack and James talk about games and anime in our longest episode yet, whilst Laurence joins in to discuss our trip to Comic Con. Comic con trip! Photos from Comic Con Iron Sky Movie! Space Nazis! Costume Discussion for next Comic Con James gets his raspberry Pi! And has no idea what to do with […]

This week Dai-Cast is back on schedule, and we’ve got a group from north to south, whatever that means. And what constitutes a group? Why, Ian Horner, Brendan “Beej” Dery, Dan Ross, and Coriander Dickinson. And we talk about: Japanese Cooling Sprays Akihabara Open to Streetwalking Ramen’s Origin Story Super Ramen Making Machine Circle or X, Which is WRONG?! The Legend of Koizumi Beej’s Webcomic of the Week “Things my Cat Hates” D to the A to the I to the CAST! Also, remember to follow Dai-Cast on Twitter to find out when to tune into our live broadcasts. Dai-Cast_07-09-2011.mp3 Listen on Posterous Permalink | Leave a comment  »

In which Thom, Andru, Rob , and Chris delve into the digital future and the grindhouse past as they contemplate the hubris of artists, the art of the bad movie, and the necessary parameters of art itself. Also, talk of Space Nazis. Tune in to Episode 042 of The Spoon for the epic origin of this mad experiment!

Uber Cast episode two.