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Kudos to Chris and Stephanie from Ida Mae for helping Matt and Jeff connect the dots when it comes to the music of Richard and Linda Thompson. We loved getting a chance to dig into their Pour Down Like Silver album.There's a new Ida Mae album that demands your ears also, called Thunder Above You. This particular conversation with Chris and Stephanie has been in the production vault for a minute and we're thrilled to finally be able to share it with you.Jeff also shares some details regarding the rebirth of Jefitoblog -- and we preview the forthcoming trip to Bootleg City. Longtime readers and listeners, you'll be happy to hear that Bootleg City is once again being recognized as a proper town....or is it a village? The "City" part has always been a bit overblown, that much is known. There's a new sheriff in town....and a new Mayor. The Great Gross-Off is back in action at Jefitoblog and there are mumblings about Rock Court and many of the other features you know and love. This reboot is a good one, so don't miss it.We also talked about how Pour Down Like Silver is yet another example that not everything is on streaming. If you guessed this might spark Matt to go on a tangent and talk about some examples, you'd be correct. Related to that, our buddy Mike Duquette is going to dig deep into that topic as part of "Stream Police," his new column at Duque's Delight which will focus on "unstreamable music." We can't wait!There's probably some other stuff that we talked about as well in the really, really long intro, but that's why it's there for you to dig in and find out! Enjoy.P.S. Did you listen to our first episode of The 1974 Project regarding Bob Dylan's Planet Waves? Our next episode regarding Court & Spark by Joni Mitchell lands next week!

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Knife-point robbers who live-streamed themselves being chased by police have been jailed for a total of more than nine years. Hear the moment the gang appealed for other drivers to try and stop the patrol cars following them. They were eventually stopped on the A2 - you can also hear the footage captured on an officer's body worn camera. Also in today's podcast, Kent's young football referee of the year has spoken out about the abuse he's suffered on the pitch. 18-year-old Josh Williams is backing calls for more to be done as a number of refs have decided to give-up due to verbal and physical attacks. We've been finding out how robotic technology is helping to cut operation waiting times in east Kent. Some cancer patients had to delay having surgery during the pandemic and a surgeon has spoken about the impact it had. Plus we look ahead to T20 finals day as Kent look to win the trophy for the first time since 2007 - hear from legend Darren Stevens and captain Sam Billings. And tennis star Emma Raducanu has spoken about returning home to Bromley after her US Open victory.

Clint flies solo this time around in a movie-filled episode of the Stream Police. He breaks down James Gunn's THE SUICIDE SQUAD and LeBron James in SPACE JAM: A NEW LEGACY. Plus, he takes a look at Netflix's documentary DISCLOSURE, which takes a look at the history of trans representation in cinema and on TV.You also get five new songs added to the show's Spotify playlist, another pick for THE GREATEST TV SHOW THEME SONG OF ALL TIME (this week) and streaming recommendations on Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu and HBO Max.Featured musical artists:Wet LegFrank ZappaKing CurtisBR549Ariana GrandeGordon Lightfoot See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This month on the Stream Police, Clint gives his take on HBO Max's FRIENDS reunion special, while Andy celebrates the return of live music and ponders the pandemic's lasting impression on the arts.Also on the screen: Clint gives his 5 picks for patriotic July 4th viewing, inspired by a listener question, and talks about a bit of mindless viewing he did on TNT in the past month. While in music, Andy looks back at some songs that were inspired by the COVID era and adds 5 more songs to the never-ending Spotify playlist. Clint also adds another entry into our library of THE GREATEST TV SHOW THEME SONG OF ALL-TIME (this week) with the first reality show theme we've ever featured! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this edition of the show, Clint unpacks Disney/Pixar's newest movie SOUL and Andy wrestles with the complex legacy of Phil Spector in the wake of his death.Clint also gives you a few examples of lyrics he'd get tattooed on his body, reviews HBO's CHERNOBYL, perhaps the ultimate TV downer ever, and ponders whether WONDER WOMAN 1984 is worth risking your life to see. We also get five more songs added to the ultimate playlist and another entry into the list of greatest TV show theme songs of all time with an animated classic from the '90s.Email Clint at theclintdavis@gmail.com and Andy at sedlakjournal@gmail.com. Stream Police theme song: "Faster Does It" by Kevin Macleod (Incompetech.com) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This month on the Stream Police, Clint gives his thoughts on 2019's DOCTOR SLEEP, the sequel to Stanley Kubrick's THE SHINING, while Andy agonizes over some of the worst single lyrics in songs he otherwise loves.Also in TV, a full review of HBO's WATCHMEN and a look at how Netflix's marketing may have failed THE HAUNTING OF BLY MANOR. We also remember Alex Trebek and talk about the one thing that made him unique in today's world of entertainment. In movies, Clint revisits THE EXORCIST. You also get some streaming recommendations across Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu and HBO Max.Email Clint at theclintdavis@gmail.com and Andy at sedlakjournal@gmail.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A downtown protest organizer is calling for police bodycam footage to be live-streamed to a public domain. Doesn't that bring up some serious privacy concerns? Diving into the legal questions with legal expert Paul Cassell.

Clint and Andy get together in downtown Cincinnati to record another epic joint episode. The guys remember Chris Cornell and put together their dream judge panels for "The Voice." Also, reviews of Netflix's BILL NYE SAVES THE WORLD; thoughts on ABC's cancelation of LAST MAN STANDING; and is John Mayer original? Plus, Andy gives his pick for the GREATEST TV SHOW THEME SONG OF ALL-TIME THIS WEEK and Clint adds five songs to the ongoing Stream Police playlist. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Clint reviews Amazon's GOLIATH with Billy Bob Thornton and season 1 of HBO's WESTWORLD. Andy reviews THE HAMILTON MIXTAPE and gets bummed talking about Chubby Checker. ALSO: Movie reviews: MOONLIGHT; LOVING; LA LA LAND; PASSENGERS; ARRIVAL TV reviews: GILMORE GIRLS: A YEAR IN THE LIFE; RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER SHOW RUNDOWN: [00:00-03:00] Greetings [03:00-09:00] Greatest TV Show Theme Song: NBA ON NBC [09:00-11:14] Bow before RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER [11:14-19:08] TV review: Amazon's GOLIATH (season 1) [19:08-32:00] TV review: HBO's WESTWORLD (season 1) [32:00-37:20] Chubby Checker revisits "The Twist" ... again [37:20-41:13] Music review: THE HAMILTON MIXTAPE [41:23-42:50] New music highlights: Rolling Stones; Carly Rae Jepsen [42:50-46:00] 5 songs to add to the Stream Police playlist [46:00-56:00] TV review: Netflix's GILMORE GIRLS: A YEAR IN THE LIFE [56:00-01:03:18] New movies to see: MOONLIGHT; LOVING [01:03:18-01:06:00] New movies to skip: LA LA LAND; PASSENGERS [01:06:00-01:09:18] 2... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chris and Sean continue Horrortober with a look at Brian Yuzna's body horror directorial debut Society. The film stars Billy Warlock as Billy Whitney, a rich kid living in Beverly Hills, who is convinced that nefarious things are going on with his family. He finds out that not all is as it seems and that there may be some truly horrifying secrets that his society is hiding. We also talk our picks for this week's Stream Police.As always, you can follow Chris Stachiw on Twitter at @KultureStach, Sean Liang at @Seannifer and Kulture Shocked at @KultureShocked. The new intro and outro music is Wovoka's "Lament", and big thanks to them for allowing us to use their song. You can also subscribe to the Kulturecast on iTunes here. Also, don't forget to check out our official Facebook page for news, upcoming reviews, contests, and new content along with our Patreon page.

Chris and Sean kick-off the third year of Horrortober with a look at a wholly unnecessary remake of a truly classic horror film, A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010). The film stars Jackie Earle Haley on the scarred serial killer, Freddy Krueger, as he torments, maims, and murders the teenagers of Elm Street. It's a remake that does little to build upon the original and in doing so does little to stand on its own. We also talk our picks for this week's Stream Police.As always, you can follow Chris Stachiw on Twitter at @KultureStach, Sean Liang at @Seannifer and Kulture Shocked at @KultureShocked. The new intro and outro music is Wovoka's "Lament", and big thanks to them for allowing us to use their song. You can also subscribe to the Kulturecast on iTunes here. Also, don't forget to check out our official Facebook page for news, upcoming reviews, contests, and new content along with our Patreon page.

Clint reacts to the 2016 Emmys and continues his fall 2016 TV preview with 5 new shows debuting in October. Andy goes off on "disposable music" and gives much respect to the one and only Meat Loaf. Also, Clint gives his full review of Netflix's BLOODLINE (season 1) and sheds light on the beautiful theme song to Amazon's TRANSPARENT. --SHOW RUNDOWN-- [03:45 - 09:30] Greatest TV Show Theme Song of All Time: TRANSPARENT [09:30 - 18:38] 2016 Emmys reaction [18:38 - 33:20] TV review: Netflix's BLOODLINE (season 1) [33:20 - 36:00] Shawty Lo's place in rap history [36:00 - 42:27] Andy's take on Meat Loaf's career [42:27 - 44:00] An addition to the Stream Police playlist [44:00 - 54:24] Clint's Fall 2016 TV preview Part 2: 5 new October shows that look solid [54:24 - END] Movie review: HELL OR HIGH WATER (2016) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this special edition of the Stream Police, Clint & Andy get in the room together and record the show live in downtown Cincinnati. They discuss Netflix's STRANGER THINGS, Bruce Springsteen's upcoming autobiography, Arena vs Intimate music shows and the WKRP IN CINCINNATI theme song! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Looks like Michael and John have come down with a severe case of “Brendanmania” in this week’s review of the 2001 Fantasy/Action/Adventure masterpiece Monkeybone. Listen to a couple of bonafide Fraserphiles express their admiration for Brendan Fraser’s most personal project. It’s time to get boned. The post Stream Police Ep. 23: Monkeybone appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

This week, Michael, John, and special guest Colin Wessman pay tribute to Prince with a review of the 1984 blockbuster hit Purple Rain. If you like sexy rock music, lots of purple and the August 2004 issue of Spin magazine, you’ll go crazy for this episode! The post Stream Police Ep. 22: Purple Rain (With Colin Wessman) appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

Whatever happened to predictability? It’s here on the latest episode of Stream Police! This week, Michael and John review the family-friendly/pathetic-nostalgia-cash-grab reboot Fuller House. Have those dudes still got it? Or have they in fact become rude? Listen to this week’s episode to find out! And please, have mercy. The post Stream Police Ep. 21: Fuller House appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

Listeners, beware, you’re in for a scare!!! Just in time for Halloween, Michael and John discuss five essential Goosebumps episodes along with other favorites in this spooktacular edition of Stream Police. Join them as they struggle to remember the plots to a program intended for children and delve into the mind of R.L. “Spooky Spider” […] The post Stream Police Ep. 20: Goosebumps appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

We’re baaaack! Yep, Johnatello and Mikey have returned from a lengthy hiatus to deliver you a steaming hot new episode of Stream Police. This week’s episode is Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and it’s a shell of a time! Also, what was better, Toy Story 2 or Toy Story 2 on Ice? Check it out! The post Stream Police Ep. 19: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

Just when you thought we were done, Stream Police is back with a vengeance! Not only that but we get to review one of the greatest films ever made! I mean, An Extremely Goofy Movie? How lucky are we? So pump it up, shake your groove thing, and enjoy as Michael and John give you […] The post Stream Police Ep. 18: An Extremely Goofy Movie appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

This week's Stream Police includes a look at great movies set in Mexico, in honor of Cinco de Mayo and how Netflix can make the 'Full House' reboot worthwhile. Also, HBO's Kurt Cobain doc, Fox's first season of 'Gotham' and 'The Avengers' return to theaters. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It’s ’95 Fest here at Stream Police and Michael and John are counting down some of their favorite flicks of that iconic year. Who will make the cut? Casper? Batman Forever? Mortal Kombat, maybe? (It did have some impressive puppets). On top of that, the dynamic duo reviews, indie heartthrob Jim Jarmusch’s ’95 cult western, […] The post Stream Police Ep. 17: Dead Man appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

It’s an Oscar Extravaganza on Stream Police! Who gets to walk the red carpet this week? Why it’s good ‘ol Bill Shakespeare from the 1998 Best Picture Winner Shakespeare in Love. If that wasn’t enough, listen to Michael and John dish on this weekend’s prestigious award show. Who will take home the gold? Why the […] The post Stream Police Ep. 16: Shakespeare in Love appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

It’s January 17th and you know what that means, only 341 days until Christmas! To celebrate this festive time of year Stream Police has reviewed the iconic 2014 family-holiday film Santa Claws . We’ll also talk about some of our Christmas favorites and some of our not so favorites. Isn’t it Exciting? Or do you […] The post Stream Police Ep. 15: Santa Claws appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

Things get a little messy when Michael and John delve into Park Chan-wook’s 2006 revenger thriller Lady Vengeance. Also, Michael and John talk about the logistics of a Star Wars movie set in a “Space Zoo”. Hear that and more on Stream Police. The post Stream Police Ep. 14: Lady Vengeance appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

John, Michael, and Dick Clark hit the road with bullets-a-blazing in this week’s review of the 1968 crime drama Killer’s Three. Additionally, hear what Michael and John have to say about Interstellar along with some of their other cool flick picks. The post Stream Police Ep. 13: Killers Three appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

The crew of the SS. Stream Police dive into the 60s sci-fi classic The Fantastic Voyage. Jumping aboard this week is first mate Colin Wessman who shares his insights on things like miniaturization and how the inside of the human body looks like a lava lap. That and why more sci-fi movies should star Neil […] The post Stream Police Ep. 12: The Fantastic Voyage appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

Picture it if you will, two men with the unique obsession to let a machine designate their very fates. Why? All for their own sense of amusement, a chuckle or too, but it’s only a matter of time before Michael and John discover there’s more than fun and games waiting for them on Stream Police. […] The post Stream Police Ep 11: The Twilight Zone appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

Michael and John get that unsettling sensation in this week’s review of David Cronenberg’s 1975 directorial debut Shivers. On a totally unrelated note, we share our thoughts on the latest Weezer album and take on the ultimate task of ranking all of their previous releases. Watch out Maladroit, we got your number. The post Stream Police Ep 10: Shivers appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

John and Michael share their Halloween secrets alongside this exclusive review of the Angel-thriller, The Prophecy (1995), starring Christopher Walken, Elias Koteas, Virginia Madsen and Viggo Mortensen as Satan. If you wanted more from the man who brought you Highlander and Backdraft, look no further! The post Stream Police Ep 09: The Prophecy appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

This week Michael and John review filmmaker Ira Sach’s half-autobigraphical 2012 drama, Keep the Lights On , along with sharing some of their favorite films of 2014. Also, there are apparently five Prophecy movies but only three with Christopher Walken. If you find that even remotely interesting then check us out! The post Stream Police Ep 08: Keep the Lights On appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

Some movies are out of this world, some movies are Crossworlds. Join Michael and John as they delve into the 1996 straight-to-video sci-fi flick Crossworlds starring Josh Charles, Rutget Hauer, and… Jack Black? Intrigued? Then look no further. Episode Breakdown 1:50 – Weezer Chat 11:38 – 52:12 – Crossworlds Review 52:18 – John and Michael […] The post Stream Police Ep 07: Crossworlds appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

In honor of Lionsgate’s 2016 reboot of the Power Rangers, Michael, John, and special guest Sean Lemme revisit the original series alongside other “Tokusatsu” programs, VR Troopers and Big Bad Beetleborgs in this new segment, “The Lineup”. What show will come out on top? Whoever has the most attitude of course. The post Stream Police Ep 06: Tokusatsu! appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

O Listeners! My Listeners! It’s never too late to pay tribute to a legend. This week Michael and John discuss the storied career of Robin Williams along with a review of the 1991 Terry Gilliam-directed The Fisher King. Let’s share the memories and seize the day! The post Stream Police Ep 05: The Fisher King appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

The Stream Police investigate whether or not Pod People walk among us in this week’s review of the 1956 sci-fi classic, Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Michael and John also take some time to discuss the decline of the Simpsons and what that means for future generations. Episode Breakdown 2:28 – Simpsons Discussion 24:20 – […] The post Stream Police Ep 04: Invasion of the Body Snatchers appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

This week the Stream Police grade the Ryan Phillippe (not even gonna spell check that), Anna Paquin “indie” project Straight A’s. Michael and John also talk about some of the best tune of 2014 and some of the not so best. Episode Breakdown 2:08 – 2014 Tune Talk 13:47 – 48: 20 – Straight A’s […] The post Stream Police Ep 03: Straight A’s appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

Fists are flying in this review of Jackie Chan’s Kung Fu cult classic, Project A 2. Additionally, Michael and John gab (mostly complain) about the geektacular phenomenon that is the San Diego Comic Con. Here’s the breakdown San Diego Comic Con: 3:26 – 10:08 Project A 2 Review: 10:11 – 36:40 Michael and John Recommend: […] The post Stream Police Ep 02: Project A 2 appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

In an effort to remain a contributing member to Mildly Pleased, I and my fellow film friend-o Michael Sevigny have decided to put together a ‘lil podcast. “Stream Police” is a movie review podcast with a bit of a twist. The twist being that our movie choices will be completely in the cold calculating hands […] The post Stream Police 01: Jack Reacher appeared first on Mildly Pleased.