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For a short while, the ham radio world was abuzz with comments on a shot at the very end of the Netflix movie Laave the World Behind, about a NYC couple who rent a house on Long Island for a weekend getaway. The world quickly goes to hell, though they only get vague signs of it as TV, cable, internet and cell phone service goes out. Then weird things start happening around them. SPOILER ALERT At the very end of the movie, there's a bunker with an elaborate ham station, receiving a digital message about cities being under attack and elevated radiation, advising anyone receiving the message to take shelter. The movie got fairly favorable critic reviews, but terrible audience reviews.Gary K4AAQ and Cyndi KD4ACW were among the ‘terrible review' contingent. David W0DHG hadn't finished the movie yet, but after hearing Gary's review, he was eager to see how bad it really was. Oh, and Gary plays a few clips to demonstrate what was so bad, and to show that ham station. Also… no Netflix take down (so far).But first… David and Gary look at an NBC TODAY Show clip of an Erie PA area high school ham club (actually an Advanced Technology Group) complete an ARISS contact. All ARISS contacts are special events, particularly to the groups and schools involved. What made this contact unusual is that 1) the students did all the work, and 2) it made Network level news. They also made the local news, and they have their own YouTube Channel with their own play-by-play of the event, and other group activities.Here's the link to our ARISS Playlist, including that 1992 SAREX contact.

SPOILER ALERT At long last we've finally watched the latest Bond instalment "No Time to Die", despite not getting tickets to the premier. How does it stack up in the 007 pantheon? What were our favourite moments? And is nitpicking a Bond film just an exercise in futility? Be sure to watch the movie first before we ruin it for you! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on the show... Episodes 3,4, and 5 of 'The Book of Boba Fett' go from candy colored scooters to Wookies ripping arms off to ....episode 1 of the new Mandalorian season? 'Peacemaker' , episode 4 continues to build on stuff established in the first 3 epsiodes and throws a pretty big twist in there. SPOILER ALERT AT 21:06! Give us a good review and please subscribe! At least just download so we get credit for that. Follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/MarriedWChanns.

SPOILER ALERT AT 40:05 ABOUT BACHELOR IN PARADISE. Katie Murphy joins TTBP this week to chat about the men this season, and of course, our Bachelorette. Katie Thurston, we love you, but you need new sweaters. We also know that it's not your fault and don't worry, we're only mad at your stylist. That being said, you are an incredible Bachelorette and inspiring person!! This was a heavy episode, but didn't it just bring us all so close together? We think so too. So wrap yourself in a hug and mentally prepare, because we have a feeling this season is about to get cray.

After longer delay than we expected, we have gotten to our 2nd Episode! (Spoiler Alert: At the beginning Liam and Derek discuss the Mortal Kombat movie. Skip about 13ish minutes in to avoid being spoiled a little bit) Here on this episode: We Bully Derek more than we did previously, Explain what Nintendo is lacking to be even better, a Disney Plus vs HBO Max debate, and many more things. Hope you guys enjoy this episode because I know we did

*SPOILER ALERT*: At ~55:30 in this episode there is a discussion of a card which was part of a recent leak of cards in the upcoming Commander Legends set. In this episode our hosts discuss some mechanics from old Magic that we'd like to see come back, going over why each mechanic has fallen out of favor as well as how we think it could make a return. Do you long for the days of 'mana burn' and 'fast effects'? Let us know what old Magic mechanic you'd bring back in the comments or by sending an email to dtlmtgpod@gmail.com

This week, Anna and Mark engage in the ultimate collab challenge. Spoiler Alert: At least one of us doesn't like Jay-Z. *To maximize your enjoyment of this episode, we recommend watching the music videos alongside us and reviewing the playlist after you finish listening to the podcast. Our Playlist: Can I Kick It? - A Tribe Called Quest I Used to Love H.E.R. - Common Rhymetime with Eminem - 60 Minutes Welcome to Atlanta - Ludacris, Jermaine Dupri Yeah! - Usher, Lil' Jon, Ludacris Lovers and Friends - Lil' Jon, Usher, Ludacris Step Yo Game Up - Snoop Dogg, Lil' Jon, Trina That's Right - Ciara, Lil' Jon Lose Control - Missy Elliot, Ciara, Fat Man Scoop Beep Me 911 - Missy Elliot, 702, Magoo Are You That Somebody - Aaliyah, Timbaland Back in One Piece - DMX, Aaliyah Money, Cash, and Hoes - Jay-Z, DMX, Memphis Bleek, Beanie Siegal Monster - Kanye West, Jay-Z, Rick Ross, Bon Iver, Nicki Minaj Get Em High - Kanye West, Talib Kweli, Common Kool On - The Roots What You Need - Kaytranada, Charlotte Day Wilson You're the One - Kaytranada, Syd

SPOILER ALERT: At about 21:06 is a major character spoiler!   On this episode, Jodie and Moose talk about the new 'Perry Mason' show on HBO. They've gotten through the first 5 episodes.  Is it worth checking out?  Will there be some fedora talk? Will their 9 year old interrupt their recording? The answer to at least 1 of those is YES!  

*Note: If you’re just here looking for that offer link Tony mentioned, feel free to skip to the last paragraph.  Have you tried any wine clubs? We've tried a couple wine clubs or club-like retailers and were not thrilled but over the last year we've been testing out Naked Wines. If you've wondered whether a wine club could be valuable and worthwhile, Naked Wines might be your answer. SPOILER ALERT: At the end of this episode, we're going to share an offer from Naked Wines that they give its members to share the service. You'll get a big discount on wine and we get a little bit too if you sign up, so feel free to consider this episode like advertising. That being said, if you've listened to Weekly Wine Show for any length of time, you know we have only accepted advertisements for a couple of episodes. We're extremely picky about what brands we represent and we need to be willing to spend our own money on that item or service if there's a chance our words would influence others to do the same. And in fact, over the last year or so, we've sent over $500 of our own money the way of Naked Wines, and now we're ready to tell you about our experience.    So what is Naked Wines and how does it work? Naked Wines is a "customer-funded wine business". Club members, who they call "angels" pay a deposit of $40 per month in their naked wines account. This money sits in the Angels' account as a balance until they use it to purchase wines. But while it's there, Naked Wines uses it to fund winemakers up-front to be able to make wines, many wines which otherwise might never be. The interesting part of this funding model is many winemakers work for other people and don't get to put their name on the label. They may not have the funds to invest in their own grapes, barrels, storage, and all the other costs involved in making wine, much less their cost of living while those wines are being made. The situation might be even a bit dire, like the story of winemaker Katie Jones. If you want to hear more about her story check out the video from Naked Wines.  So far, according to their website, they have funded 159 independent winemakers in 14 countries. These direct relationships with winemakers results in lower costs for us because they benefit from economics of scale for buying wine bottling supplies. Also, since they're the considered the winery, there isn't the markup from a distributor and a retailer. They call it "wholesale prices". So what do we like about Naked Wines? First of all, you pick the wine you get, how much, and when (Not like other clubs that send to you on schedule). You order this wine from your house (you don't even have to put pants on) making it super convenient. Second, these are real, top-quality winemakers, some we've actually met or been to their "day job" winery. Also, there are a wide range of wines from all across the globe and pretty affordable prices like a Premier Cru Chablis ($24) and a vintage Champagne ($35). The wines overall have been top quality and of all the wines we've try there has only been a couple of wines we didn't love. They'll also let you know what wines to age so we have several bottles sitting in the cellar waiting for the right time to drink. Another feature that makes Naked Wines unique is the money-back happiness guarantee.  They will refund you for any wine you didn't love.  We actually haven't taken the initiative to use this for the couple of bottles that weren't to our taste, but even so they proactively gave us an $11 refund to highlight the guarantee and encourage us to use it. They want happy customers.  Lastly, you're positively impacting winemakers, giving them a chance to make wines with their own name on the bottle or maybe to make something lesser known that wouldn't fit with their day employer's winery. Also, there website allow us to interact with winemakers and read their stories. What don't we like about Naked Wines? To start, when we signed up in late 2018, we were required to buy a case of wine in order to join. That first case we bought with the promotional offer was priced at their non-member price. This felt a bit deceptive and we almost didn't join. After a few weeks, they gave us the option to buy a smaller 9-bottle pack so we didn't have to invest as much money just to give them a try. Once we bought that first case, they put us on a "waiting list" to get into the club. We don't remember a believable explanation for why there was a waiting list, it seemed like an attempt to fake exclusivity. Also, they send emails about promotional packs that feel a bit spammy and over time you learn to give them a glance and archive or delete them. We imagine some people like the promotional packs, they just haven't been appealing to us. Before deciding to do this episode we also looked up naked wines on the Better Business Bureau. They have an A+ rating from the BBB, but only get 2 out of 5 stars from customer reviews. There were several pages of reviews and the vast majority seem to be people who somehow don't realize they will be charged $40 per month and were unhappy with it despite the fact you can get your money back or people who are unhappy with their wines and didn't take advantage of the happiness guarantee. What are some tips for getting the most value? First, if you are struggling to find wine they have wine advisors you can call. Once you start receiving wine make sure you are rating the wines you try because this feeds into their recommendations. It also helps to follow winemakers you like in the app or the website so you can get updates on when they release new wines. Also, every month they offer a free promotional bottle (one they choose) to compete a case if you order any 11 bottles of your choice. So make sure to buy 11 bottles at a time do you get the free bottle. If the promotional bottle doesn't appeal to you, check the other options in their bottle picker. If all else fails, use that happiness guarantee. Get you money back and pick out something different. Like I said, they want to make you happy. If you're in the same boat we were in and want to try out Naked Wines, you can get $100 off $160 purchase for new members using our link. Remember, if you become a member they will be investing $40 a month into Angel account to use to purchase wine. If you sign up we receive $40 in credits to buy more wine and support our hobby. So this is a win - win - win situation. Cheers!  

Spoiler Alert: At the end of the show, Chris and M spoil the hell out of Rise of Skywalkers. Otherwise, this week is pretty damn normal. Thanks for listening! Enjoy. Deficit Pick(s) of the Week: UHF/VHF Jackass Jackass Number 2 Jackass 3D We rate and review: Mr. Robot Bombshell Man in the High Castle We intro with Boys are Back in Town by Thin Lizzy, interlude with Toe to Toe by Streetlight Manifesto, and close with Cantina Boys by Bauer. Follow us on Twitter @adoradio0 or @M_ADOradio or @Skip_ADO_Radio. We're a proud member of the BAT SQUAD network (www.batsquadnetwork.com). Make sure to check out the other great shows! What?

Kay is joined once again by Chris Burns (Fat Carrie Bradshaw) to talk about the latest drama keeping Bachelor Nation in the news. They kick off the episode with a recap of Kay’s recent trip to Paris where she tried out restaurants that she discovered via Bachelor alum Instagram posts. At 6:30 they catch up on breakup drama from the last few weeks, including the inevitable split of Tayshia and JPJ. Also, WTF is going on with Demi and Kristian? At 12:50 they discuss Hannah B’s successful Dancing With The Stars journey and her dance-partner-turned-love-interest. At 22:50 they run through Bachelor Nation’s Halloween costumes from the past weekend, including Dean and Caelynn swapping looks and Jordan as the iconic piñata. At 29:40 Kay asks Chris “Who Even Are You?” with a list of Bachelor fandom questions. SPOILER ALERT At 38:40 they close out the episode by diving into the enigma that is Reality Steve, all the tea he can’t stop spilling, and the latest rumors about one of the girls from the upcoming season.

SPOILER ALERT: At the very end of the show (for our last banter topic) Corey and Brad spoil the hell out of Spider-Man: Far From Home. We give two spoiler warnings on the show. Please avoid the segment if you don't want to be spoiled -- the discussion starts at 02:04:07. Brad and Corey are back to discuss games -- business as usual this week. Corey brings some VR back to the show while Brad provides some updates on recently mentioned games and dabbles in some newness, too. They also discuss the comedy of errors that Corey faced leading up to recording, what TV Brad has been watching and have a thorough discussion about Spider-Man: Far From Home. Timestamps: Spiderman: Far From Home VR: 00:02:30 Gun Club VR: 00:10:35 Witcher Tales: 00:18:33 Slay the Spire: 00:20:42 SolSeraph: 00:26:19 System Shock 2: 00:35:12 Sea of Solitude: 00:51:12 Dragon Quest Builders 2: 01:09:37 Closing: 01:23:48 Banter: 01:25:20 Spider-Man: Far From Home Spoiler Discussion: 02:04:07

SPOILER ALERT: At the very end of the show, the last banter topic is Avengers: Infinity War and Deadpool 2. Brad and Corey talk about both movies' plots in full including their endings. Please avoid this segment if you don't want to be spoiled. It starts at 01:05:55. This week Brad and Corey stuff some games talk and banter into another compact show (Sorry guys! Brad's been a busy man lately). On deck is mobile game G30, Metal Gear Solid 4, West of Loathing, Welcome to Hanwell and Brad teases some early impressions of Vampyr. For banter, they discuss how to manage credit cards, Corey buying a new camera, Avengers: Infinity War and Deadpool 2. Timestamps: G30: 4:38 Metal Gear Solid 4: 13:12 West of Loathing: 20:10 Welcome to Hanwell: 29:00 Vampyr teaser: 45:45 Closing: 48:14 Banter: 49:25 Spoiler Segment: 01:05:55

SPOILER ALERT: At the very end of the banter section at 2:03:03, Brad and Corey discuss the movie A Quiet Place in all its glory. Please avoid this section if you don't want to be spoiled on the movie. Brad and Corey are back to discuss Minit, Shadow of the Colossus, Raiders of the Broken Planet, Red Faction (yes, from 2001), and Brad gives some final thoughts on God of War. They also discuss grocery shopping, chicken juice, Corey catching a rat, A Quiet Place and more. Timestamps: Minit: 01:45 Shadow of the Colossus: 11:03 Raiders of the Broken Planet: 28:08 Red Faction: 41:08 God of War: 58:43 Closing: 1:32:37 Banter: 1:33:45 A Quiet Place Spoilers: 2:03:13

The Two Gay Geeks have a special report from Phoenix Comicon. We just finished watching the world premier of Occupants the movie and sat down with Russ Emanuel, Director, Julia Camara, writer, and Eric Kask, Associate Producer in our hotel room for a round table interview and deep geeking on the film. Also joining us was our good friend Chuck Tomasi from Technorama. For anyone that missed the premiere, there will be an encore showing of Occupants the movie at 12:00 Noon on Sunday June 5 in West 102A or maybe B depending on which is available. *****Spoiler Alert****** At the 12:00 mark for about 30 seconds, the 14:00 mark for 30 seconds and the 45:00 - 49:00 mark there are some spoilers. Occupants the movie website   Support Independent CreatorsAs you may know by now, we have become huge supporters of Independent Creators, not just film but any kind of creative outlet that is of an independent nature. We know we are always pushing something but this is what we have become passionate about. We just ask you to take a look at those independent creators that we talk about and others you may discover on your own and give a helping hand. It doesn’t always have to be much, usually as little as five dollars helps in the scheme of things. Please consider supporting Independent Creators. Social Media We can now be found on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and Google +, see the links on the right sidebar. You are Important To UsWe welcome your suggestions. Let us know what you like or don’t like or if you have an opinion or comment on an article or the show. You may email us below, comment on Facebook, or call our listener line at 469.TG Geeks (469.844.3357). Let us know if there is something we should be watching and why, we may just give you a shout-out in a future episode. We will not publish or use your email address to spam you. Please be sure to read the Privacy / Terms and Conditions Of Use.   About Amazon Ads We have placed ads in our articles to help us defray the cost of this venture. If you could do us a favor and at least click on an ad every so often to let Amazon know we are driving traffic to them, that would be much appreciated. Also, if you happen to see something or want to buy something from Amazon, click through one of our searches and buy it that way. We get a small commission if you do. Thank You //

Today we are joined by the Game Director of The Last of Us, a guy who has been with Naughty Dog for many years, to discuss everything about directing a video game, the challenges of a game like Last of Us, character development, and much much more. We loved this interview. **SPOILER ALERT: AT 51:30-1:10:20 ABOUT END OF GAME**