Podcasts about super mega fest

Let's wrap up our review of The Krofft Supershow, a super-silly Saturday morning TV show from mad geniuses Sid and Marty Krofft. The second season brought us two weird new segments: Magic Mongo (in which a goofy genie crashes a bikini beach party) and Bigfoot and Wildboy (in which a Sasquatch and a kid with no pants battle aliens and Peter Brady). The show was still hosted by wacky rock band Kaptain Kool and the Kongs, and we also review their appearances on American Bandstand, Donny and Marie, The Brady Bunch Variety Hour, and a Saturday Morning preview special with the Bay City Rollers. Of course our favorite Kaptain Kool and the Kongs member is Superchick, played by Debra Clinger, and we conclude our look at Debra's career beyond the Krofft world. Debra appeared on classic 70s/80s TV series like Barnaby Jones, The Hardy Boys, The Love Boat, and Hart to Hart. She starred in her own short-lived series The American Girls, alongside a future Three's Company star. She starred in the silly cult classic movie Midnight Madness, alongside a very young Michael J. Fox. And she even worked on a couple of our beloved Rankin/Bass Christmas specials. Also: 70s Hollywood power couple Lee and Farrah! Yogi Bear in space! Teen runaways and women in prison! The secret of the Dorse! A love connection on the set of Airwolf! Superchick meets the Snow Miser! Superchick meets Colonel Sanders! Krofft Supershow comic books! And the upcoming Super Megafest convention in Massachusetts, with some very special Krofft guests. So join us for more fun Krofft talk here on the Flopcast, where anything goes down, where most of what appears isn't true. The Flopcast website! The ESO Network! The Flopcast on Facebook! The Flopcast on Instagram! The Flopcast on Mastadon! Please rate and review The Flopcast on Apple Podcasts! Email: info@flopcast.net Our music is by The Sponge Awareness Foundation! This week's promo: Monkeeing Around!

Is Life Actually Heaven #177. Within Brim's Skin -- Brimstone is joined by his wing man Alex DaPonte as they talk about lots of things including why Brim had an interesting weekend at Super Megafest and why he is excited about next week's show. Alex discusses why we needed to re-record this week's show, as well as the recent cheating scandal in Poker. Brim chats about singing in the dark at Super Megafest Comic Con in New England, and Alex talks about the promotion for the new Smile movie. Essentially - he explains what gets Within Brim's Skin.

Is Life Actually Heaven #177. Within Brim's Skin -- Brimstone is joined by his wing man Alex DaPonte as they talk about lots of things including why Brim had an interesting weekend at Super Megafest and why he is excited about next week's show. Alex discusses why we needed to re-record this week's show, as well as the recent cheating scandal in Poker. Brim chats about singing in the dark at Super Megafest Comic Con in New England, and Alex talks about the promotion for the new Smile movie. Essentially - he explains what gets Within Brim's Skin.

Is Life Actually Heaven #177. Within Brim's Skin -- Brimstone is joined by his wing man Alex DaPonte as they talk about lots of things including why Brim had an interesting weekend at Super Megafest and why he is excited about next week's show. Alex discusses why we needed to re-record this week's show, as well as the recent cheating scandal in Poker. Brim chats about singing in the dark at Super Megafest Comic Con in New England, and Alex talks about the promotion for the new Smile movie. Essentially - he explains what gets Within Brim's Skin.

The Traveling the Jundland Wastes Podcast remembers Star Wars actor Dave Prowse who was and will always be the legendary Darth Vader. We chat about our experience meeting him at the 2012 Super Megafest convention and how we will remember him. We send our condolences to his family and fans.

This mismatched episode features interviews from Super Mega Fest, featuring Tony Daniels, esteemed voice actor of Sailor Moon, X-Men's Gambit and more, Nicholas Hammond of Sound of Music and Spider-Man. Listen to Peter and Eddie discuss current trends and answer some tough (easy) questions. Follow The Marvelists on social media: Twitter: www.twitter.com/TheMarvelists www.twitter.com/PeterMelnick Instagram: www.instagram.com/TheMarvelists www.instagram.com/PeterMelnick www.instagram.com/eddie9193 Facebook: www.facebook.com/themarvelists www.facebook.com/petermelnickpodcaster Drop us a line in our e-mail bag! themarvelists@gmail.com Also, support the show by signing up for Stitcher Premium! www.wolverinepodcast.com/ and use the promo code MARVELISTS

This mismatched episode features interviews from Super Mega Fest, featuring Tony Daniels, esteemed voice actor of Sailor Moon, X-Men's Gambit and more, Nicholas Hammond of Sound of Music and Spider-Man. Listen to Peter and Eddie discuss current trends and answer some tough (easy) questions. Follow The Marvelists on social media: Twitter: www.twitter.com/TheMarvelists www.twitter.com/PeterMelnick Instagram: www.instagram.com/TheMarvelists www.instagram.com/PeterMelnick www.instagram.com/eddie9193 Facebook: www.facebook.com/themarvelists www.facebook.com/petermelnickpodcaster Drop us a line in our e-mail bag! themarvelists@gmail.com Also, support the show by signing up for Stitcher Premium! www.wolverinepodcast.com/ and use the promo code MARVELISTS

Episode Notes Episode 71 is here and the guys review "The Irishman" the latest movie from Martin Scorsese, also in the Main Event the guys Rank their Top 5 Scorsese Movies, will the Irishman make the list? Tune in and find out. Also the guys bring you the latest Pop Culture News and the latest outrageous and weird news in our Signature What the Hell is That Segment. Then the guys Review the 1999 Cult Classic "Virus", and Steven sits down with Thomas G. Waites (The Thing 1982, The Warriors) from Super Mega Fest, all that and so much more in this gigantic episode. Segment Times:Upcoming Events/Announcements: 3:56 - 8:47 Pop Culture News: 9:28 - 30:16 Trailer Talk: 31:01 - 35:51 Current Movie Review: 35:52 - 46:25 Throwback Movie Review - Virus (1999): 46:50 - 54:27 Interview with Thomas G Waites from SuperMegaFest: 55:07 - 59:46 What the Hell is That: 1:00:18 - 1:03:43 Top 5 Martin Scorsese Films/Close Show: 1:05:46 - 1:27:52Do you love our Show, Subscribe to Us and Leave a Review. Like us on Facebook: [link] https://www.facebook.com/SuperRetroThrowbackReviews/ Follow us on Twitter: [link] https://twitter.com/SuperRetroTBR Follow us on Instagram: [link] https://instagram.com/superretrothrowbackreviews Also Check us out on The Dorkening Podcast Network Check our Website [link] http://superretrothrowbackreviews.com Buy our Merch: TeePublic [link] https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/1799375-super-retro-throwback-reviews-the-audio-files TeeSpring: [link] https://teespring.com/super-retro-loyalty-tee?tsmac=store&tsmic=super-retro-store&pid=2&cid=2397&sid=back Amazon: Coming SoonThis episode is brought to you by Deadly Grounds Coffee [link] https://deadlygroundscoffee.com (The official Sponsor of The Dorkening Podcast Network and Super Retro Throwback Reviews), this episode is also brought to you by Connecticut Cult Classics [link] https://www.connecticutcultclassics.com, and JPO Productions LLC. [link] http://www.jpoproductions.comThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.

It's a surprise Flopcast recording live from the middle of Super Megafest! (Kornflake wasn't even supposed to be there, so we were all just shocked and delighted.) We discuss our whole silly day at the convention, wandering around eyeballing the celebrity guests, including Spider-Man's Nicholas Hammond, 3rd Rock's French Stewart, MASH's Loretta Swit, The Munsters' Butch Patrick, wrestlers Tony Atlas and Ted DiBiase, practically everybody from The Warriors, all three Dukes of Hazzard cousins (Bo, Luke, AND Daisy)... and Kornflake's 80s sitcom hero, Tony Danza. (After Kornflake's historic meeting with Tony, we may have figured out who the boss really was.) Plus: Rubber Chicken Comics, Muppets, Legos, bootleg DVDs, a photo op with HR Pufnstuf and Sigmund the Sea Monster, and a surprise cameo by one of our favorite local costumers. You should have been there. It was just ridiculous.

This week Patsy and Ashes discuss their adventures at Super Megafest! They talk about some of the people they met, vendors they saw, and how much they enjoyed The Warriors VIP experience! This episode has several interviews with the cast and crew that made The Warriors such a cult classic, including Bobbie Mannix the costume designer and creative force behind the iconic look of not just the Warriors, but every gang that was created for this film! There are some behind the scenes stories, and just what else these folks have been up to in the last 40 years! All this and more on this week's episode!

In this episode, Ben Chou and I enjoy a day at the great local con, SuperMegaFest. There's some amazing creatives here and we showcase a sampling of them on the show. First up, authors Killarney and Margaret Traynor tells about their Encounter Series, a collection of stories that begin with the phrase “what if?” This includes haunted houses and alien invasions, but more is coming. Next, Stephen Lomer debuts the short film adaptation of his book series, “Typo Squad.” Stephen talks about the transition from book to film and how the story changed to fit the medium. We also look at the stellar cast of this film and the different qualities they bring to the show. Cosplay artist Chelsea Von Chastity closes out the day by telling us about the Princess Ariel costume she wore for SuperMegaFest as well as the many other ones she has created over the years. She's been to a number of other cons over the years and shares a few stories about those great times.

This week I'm joined by podcaster Adam Gumby, cartoonist/creator of the comic strip Sour Grapes Tim Jones, and The Boy Wonderful Ian Wallace to discuss our thoughts on The Mandalorian! We talk about what we expect to see, don't expect to see, what we think the plot will entail, who we might see and where we might see them. We also chat about our theories of what the major event will be that no one's seen yet - will we finally learn that Chewbacca was Luke's father all along? Will the mystery of why Lando was wearing Han's clothes in Jedi finally be solved? Tune in to find out! Plus there's a contest to win some fabulous prizes and I tell you all about the Star Wars raffle this weekend at Super Mega Fest!

You've entered The Dorkening! Today we're talking about the early reactions to Joker! What we're streaming, upcoming cons, This episode is sponsored by Deadly Grounds Coffee "Its good to get a little Deadly" https://deadlygroundscoffee.com TOPICS: Joker - 8 min ovation What We're Watching Streaming: Chappelle show - Netflix Dark Crystal - Netflix Mind Hunter - Netflix Carnival Row - Amazon LetterKennny - Hulu Last day to get GOLD PASS Tickets for Super Mega Fest! Get in early and priority access on the celebrity lines! https://supermegafest.ticketleap.com/2019/dates/Nov-16-2019_at_1030AM Hot Rod - Transformers MP-28 Materpiece - Takara Hot Rodimus https://amzn.to/2ZCDFLO Latest Episodes: 3 Guys that Horror Episode 87: Ready or Not Ft. Directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillett, and Executive Producer Chad Villella https://pinecast.com/listen/7c493403-84ec-4c9f-9ff8-03446b4c07a9.mp3 Are you ready for a game of Hide and Seek? Well Ready or not here we come! The gang heads back into the theaters this week as they review "Ready or Not" They are also joined by the Directors of the film Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett as well as the Executive Producer Chad Villella Black & White Fright Episode 7: Black Sunday https://black--white-fright.pinecast.co/episode/cfb94484cadf4920/episode-7-black-sunday This week's episode covers the 1960 Italian horror "Black Sunday". Mario Bava, who had directed other films previously, but always uncredited, received his first actual credit here. A gory and violent movie for the time, it was banned in the UK until 1968. In the US, some scenes were censored and it was shown as a double feature with the completely different Little Shop of Horrors. Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/the-dorkening/f9e7f458-5584-47c1-b50a-5dd6c95ed9a0 This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

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.

Kevin reports from one of our favorite local geek conventions (now back in its beloved original location), Super Megafest! Including: The stars of Lost in Space and Leave it to Beaver, 80s movie buttons from Rubber Chicken Comics (Free Johnny Dangerously!), Jonathan Winters trash bags (?), and a whole lot of Britneys, compliments of Good Enough Cosplay. And of course, there was the solo acoustic concert by TV's Will Robinson, Bill Mumy... which means we have the results of our Fish Heads bet! Did Bill perform "Fish Heads," as Kornflake predicted, thus dooming the Flopcast to a winter of iced coffee? All shall be revealed. Also this week: Halloween stuff (but not much), hockey masks, Mystery Science Theater 3000 Live in Boston (hi, Grant!), a High Feather video from Blasted Bill (or should we say Broccoli Bill?), the Extra Life charity gaming event (find Kornflake and Mousey there!), and Kevin's latest appearance on Pop Culture Cosmos to complain about the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Next week: More complaining about the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, right here on the Flopcast.

From Super mega fest the angrygeeks talk titans hang out with Super Twisted Sister fan Brian McCauley the guys from Toking dead artist ED Smith and more  This weeks episode is brought to you by www.Soundcloud.com

Live from Super Mega Fest its the Angrygeeks with special guests comic book Bad boy John Hebert , the 33rd top rated NYCC cosplayer and New Englands toughest guy Christian Maxx and the creators of The Toking Dead Comic. This weeks episode is brought to you by www.Soundcloud.com

This week we celebrate Elisabeth Shue's birthday, and consider dressing up like a shower to take her to a Halloween dance; Kornflake reports on her August movie (we're a little late), When Harry Met Sally; there's a new Mystery Science Theater 3000 comic book, just as the Mads (TV's Frank and Dr. Forrester) visit Boston; Kevin has concert reports on synthpop legend Gary Numan (yeah, the "Cars" guy) as well as the Bust Out Boston Music Festival with Stars Like Ours, Petty Morals, and VQnC; we enjoy a delightfully chicken-themed "What's in the Bag" segment; and we look forward to Super Megafest, October 13-14 in Framingham, Massachusetts, with stars from Lost in Space and Leave it to Beaver. (Suddenly we want to see a death match between Dr. Smith and Eddie Haskell...)

We review Stranger Things Season 2, Thor Ragnarok and Super Megafest. Other topics include World of Warcraft, Lord of the Rings, GameStop and Spider-Man. Host: Nick Wyman and Tyler Ray. Email: knerdstable@gmail.com Twitter: @knerdstable Instagram: @knerdstable

Our ridiculous ten-episode trip through the 80s continues with a quick look at 1987! For astronomy fans, a supernova was visible in the sky; meanwhile back on Earth, we were dancing to Pet Shop Boys and Swing Out Sister. (The supernova, apparently not a fan of 80s pop, was unimpressed, and just kept on supernoving.) Also: Kevin has a surprise reunion with a couple of old friends and performers from his old open mic night (remember how we all spent the mid-90s in coffee shops?), Sean and Adam Fullerton. And we review the recent Super Megafest convention, where we found stars from LA Law, Battlestar Galactica, and The Flash, as well as our very favorite Bionic people, and the voice of Hermey the Elf. Who caused us to freak out the most? Oh yeah. It was Hermey.

In this episode, which is a bonus episode and not one of your regularly scheduled episodes, Sermonarian talks about her experience marketing her book and subsequently attending the Super Mega Fest comic con in Marlborough Massachusetts...and being on a panel!

Kevin and Kornflake celebrate 1983 with a fast car (maybe even faster than KITT) and the top ten songs from 34 years ago this week. (It's a weird mix of new wave, country, rockabilly, hat-free men, and Jim Steinman... so much Jim Steinman...) Also: At Granite State Comicon, we found old friends, artists, costumers, Spice Girls, Beavis, Daria, and drag-hens. (Drag-hens are dragon/chicken hybrids, and they're amazing.) Meanwhile it's almost time for another favorite convention, Super Megafest! It's October 21-22 in Marlborough, Massachusetts, and the guest list includes the Bionic Man AND Bionic Woman, stars from Battlestar Galactica and The Flash, comedians, wrestlers... and Paul Soles, who was HERMEY THE ELF in the 1964 Rudolph cartoon! Be there. Plus: At the beginning of the summer, we tried to pick the winning teams for the new Battle of the Network Stars. Now it's time to check the results. Did our strategy of betting on Greg Brady, Daisy Duke, Potsie, Blair, and Tootie pay off? (Here's a hint: No.)

We're sleepy and confused as usual, but we're back with a quick silly report from Super Megafest! It's one of our favorite local conventions, and we ran into many of our favorite local nerds. We also ran into WKRP in Cincinnati's Loni Anderson, Flash Gordon's Sam Jones... and yes, Greg Brady himself, the one and only Barry Williams. (To prepare emotionally for this moment, we've been listening to Barry's amazing album "The Return of Johnny Bravo" all week. The suit still fits.) Also: Why we didn't run the Boston Marathon, the new season of Mystery Science Theater 3000, a "What's in the Bag" segment featuring Canadian dinosaurs, and how to celebrate New Kids on the Block Day. But never mind all that. We finally met a Brady. It truly is a sunshine day.

Transform and Roll out! This week on an all new So Wizard Podcast, the gang takes on nerd news including DCEU Batman movies out the wazoo, a Call of Duty Cinematic Universe, and the terrifying prospect of 14 more Transformers films.  Then Markellus and Aubrey tell us all about their fun filled day at Super Mega Fest in Marlboro, MA and more! It's always free to subscribe on Itunes, listen on Stitcher Radio, or right on our website! Check out SuperMegaFest! Follow us on Twitter! Like us on Facebook! Follow us on Instagram! Buy a So Wizard T Shirt and support the show! Check out our website! 

Devon takes the listeners on a guided tour through his weekend, including his time spent at SuperMegaFest in Marlborough, Massachusetts, the various video game competitions he took place in, seeing Bowling for Soup, and his brand new mattress. Meanwhile Sejohn curates his own deep dive into the history of Adult Swim programming and his revisitation of the Straight-to-DVD DC Animated Feature films. Somehow, this culminates in a brief glimpse into that time they went to New Jersey to meet Kevin Smith

Here in miserable freezing Massachusetts, a knitting club is making tiny sweaters for chickens. (Yes, this is our kind of news item.) But this week we're also celebrating funny women (for She's Funny That Way Day), discussing Planters Cheez Balls (because they're tasty and weird and really good for you), and looking forward to the upcoming Super Megafest convention (April 7-9 in Marlborough, Massachusetts -- hopefully the weather will be more chicken-friendly by then). Super Megafest's guests include stars from Smallville, I Dream of Jeannie, WKRP in Cincinnati, Star Trek, The Outsiders... and a certain sitcom legend who has us absolutely terrified. Also: For some reason, we can't stop talking about Mr. Peanut. Maybe it's the monocle.

In the studio this episode is Nick Wyman, Tyler Ray and Ben McGray. We talk about our adventure at Super Megafest and review Doctor Strange. Other Topics: Wonder Woman X-Men reboot Nintendo Star Wars Quinton Tarantino Fantastic Beasts Vine Deadpool 2 Twitter: @knerdstable Email: knerdstable@gmail.com

Since two geeky conventions happened the same weekend, we divided and conquered. Kornflake wandered up to New Hampshire for Granite Game Summit, where she enjoyed a new game called Junk Art (but don't forget the classics, kids; we're still endlessly amused by Hungry Hungry Hippos). Meanwhile Kevin was at Super Megafest, along with the guys from Rubber Chicken Comics, the ladies of Wicked Geeky, Niki Luparelli and the Gold Diggers, "The Mouth of the South" Jimmy Hart, Ralph Macchio (The Karate Kid), David Mazouz (Gotham), Richard Dean Anderson and Richard Grieco (best known for their Facts of Life backdoor pilots), Aileen Quinn (from the 1982 Annie movie, and her fun new band The Leapin' Lizards), and yes, Meat Loaf. Also: Our friends Kyle and Lindsay made a VERY quick trip to Massachusetts (because they were kidnapped by Kornflake) for water aerobics, brunch, and butterflies. (You're all watching Kyle's new cartoon series Mighty Magiswords, right? RIGHT?) And it's National Cookie Monster Day, which is good enough for us.

SWING BATTER SWING! This week on an all new So Wizard, the team talks about their weekends at Bing Con and Super Mega Fest, dives into a gaggle of geek news including Guardian of the Galaxy and Logan trailers and then the main event: a full reaction and review of the much anticipated season premiere of The Walking Dead! Get my ax, because it's ALWAYS FREE to subscribe on Itunes, listen on Stitcher Radio, or right on our website! Follow us on Twitter! Like us on Facebook! Follow us on Instagram! Buy a So Wizard T Shirt and support the show! Check out our website!

Just arrived at Super Megafest and before the events begin we started the weekend with a new episode. Hosts: Nick Wyman, Tyler Ray and Ben McGray. Topics include; Nintendo Switch Logan Guardians of the Galaxy vol2 Lando casting PSN outage Marvel's cinematic and Netflix connections and more @knerdstable on Twitter!

If you're a fan of Wonder Woman and/or potatoes, we have more podcast recommendations; rapper Eminem has a birthday this week (can you guess which one of us is a fan?); in the long-awaited return of "Chickens in the News," we find a chicken crossing the road in Scotland (probably searching for the Bay City Rollers); and we preview next weekend's Super Megafest convention, featuring comedy from our pals Niki Luparelli and Ken Reid, as well as stars from Good Times, Gotham, The Karate Kid, The Outsiders, Annie, Rocky Horror Picture Show, and a forgotten backdoor pilot episode of The Facts of Life. (We still believe that "Tootie's Aunt and MacGyver" could've been a big hit...)

Can Kornflake see all the costumes, collectibles, and celebrity guests at Super Megafest in just ninety minutes, and not be late for karaoke? Let's find out. We did indeed find plenty of crazy characters there, including our friends from Rubber Chicken Comics and Wicked Geeky, costumer R. W. Martin (as Doc from The Love Boat!), and our old pal Mr. T. We also ran into stars like Lee Meriwether (Catwoman!), Michael Beck (The Warriors! And Xanadu!), and William Zabka (Cobra Kai!). And we even attended a Q&A session with Burt Reynolds, because we still have a lot to learn about early 80s mustaches. Also: Steve Martin and Martin Short (two amigos, approximately) come to Boston, Kornflake is the Chico DeBarge of poetry, and lobsters are the new cows.

This week, on an all new So Wizard Podcast: Joey and Markellus tell you all about their weekend at New England Super Megafest, then, the podcast power posse launches into a discussion of topics including the Rogue One trailer, the new Suicide Squad trailer, a Cloak and Dagger TV show, Walking Dead cliffhangers and more!!!! ALWAYS FREE to subscribe on iTunes, listen on Stitcher Radio or right on our website! Huge thanks to SuperMegaFest for the press passes and access to their event! Like us on Facebook! Follow us on Twitter! Like us on Instagram! Support the show with the purchase of a So Wizard t shirt! Check out our website!

While every other podcast is busy reviewing Batman v Superman, we know what the people really want. They want Kornflake's brutally honest review of the new Full House sequel series, Fuller House. (We've been preparing for this moment for years, by staring at the same photo of Dave Coulier every day.) Kornflake also recommends Zootopia, which offers more political intrigue than any cartoon since Captain Caveman. And we look ahead to next week's Super Megafest convention, where you can meet Burt Reynolds, Chewbacca, Hercules, Eddie Munster, a Beatle, a Badfinger, and The Warriors! (One of those Warriors also starred in the old Ted Knight sitcom Too Close For Comfort, which is very, very important to us.) We hope to see you there -- remember, as Huey Lewis said, it's hip to be a square root, or something.

It's our final Flopcast of 2015! Almost time to flop over and relax! We celebrate with the return of Kornflake's regular National Whatever Day segment, in which we learn why paper snowflakes can be disgusting. (You're welcome!) Then Kevin reports on last month's Super Megafest convention, featuring Nichelle Nichols, Peter Tork and Bobby Hart, the Dukes of Hazzard, and the Miser Brothers. (Apparently Heat Miser finally outwitted Snow Miser, because we certainly had a green Christmas here in Chickentown.) And of course, we reveal our (really stupid) New Year's Resolutions. Meanwhile, Kornflake is spending the final days of 2015 frantically hopping on a trampoline, thanks to her OLD Year's Resolution. She is dedicated. And dizzy.

I just got back from New Englands Biggest Party! New England SUPER MEGAFEST Comic-Con, if Framingham MA. It was a blast and a half! They had over a dozen celebrity, Comic and music guests, way to many for me to see them all. I did see Michael Biehn, From Aliens and The Terminator, Kristanna Loken, the terminator from T3 Rise of the Machines, Michael Winslow, From Police Academy and Spaceballs, and, Judith Hoag, Leif Tilden and Michael Sisti from the "original" Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie in 1990. I also attended the costume ball and Come Together Music Fest!! Not to be forgotten, the Generail Lee, Kit Car and the original Batmobile, where also on display.  Tune and see what I thought about the show and share your insight, if you where there as well.

This week we're creeping back to 1983, the year Top 40 radio was totally conquered by goofy new wave. We were blinded with science, rocked down to Electric Avenue, safety danced if we wanted to, and watched 99 red balloons go by. In fact, Kevin's pick for our 1983 discussion is Nena, the young German lady who taught us about those red balloons (or luftballons, if you prefer). Meanwhile, Kornflake reminds us that 1983 was also the year of the Chicken McNugget! (Mayor McCheese knew his days were numbered when those little creeps blew into town.) We also look ahead to the Super Megafest convention (November 21-22), where you can meet MacGyver, Big Bird, a Bad News Bear, a Monkee, and all three Dukes of Hazzard cousins! (We're not counting Coy and Vance. Sorry, guys.) And we sneak in a quick review of the new Supergirl TV series, and learn that Kevin would not make a good Supergirl. Alas, another dream has died...

Join the Leaguers as they tell the tales of their national comic con tour including stories from Southcoast Toy and Comic Show, Super Megafest, and C2E2! Hear about Tony Atlas and his gassy nature, Facetiming with Jonathan Frakes, bumping into Baymax, and hear interviews with some of the great folks we met at the shows!

Another convention report, from the new spring edition of Super Megafest! Featuring pirates, Ghostbusters, Bigfoot hunters, Mr. T, Wicked Geeky costumers, a Niki Luparelli concert, a CHiPs reunion, Supergirl's Helen Slater, Soap's Katherine Helmond, Star Trek's Jonathan Frakes, a kilt-free Rowdy Roddy Piper, and an alligator on the loose! Plus: A quick detour into Harvard Square for a live edition of TV Guidance Counselor with Ken Reid, Eugene Mirman (from Bob's Burgers), and Jon Glaser (from the Slipnutz)! Also: Bird Day is this week. Happy Bird Day to you.

Welcome. And. For a new episode of So Wizard Podcast. This week the podcasting power posse discusses all the nerd news including the new Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Batman V Superman trailers! Plus Jurassic World and Tomorrowland trailers! Plus Joey is back with tales of Super Mega Fest, Tom can't handle listener critiques, Aubrey really loves the Millennium Falcon, and more!!! ALWAYS FREE to subscribe on itunes, listen on Stitcher Radio, or right on our website! Wipe away your nostalgic tears Whiz Kidz, this is the episode for you! Like us on Facebook!Follow us on Twitter!Follow our Instagram!Check out our website!Buy a tshirt!

The Titanic team-up you never knew you wanted, but deserve is here! We are honored to have Tyler and Bryan from the HorrorBull Podcast on Episode 142 of Trick or Treat Radio! We had an awesome horror roundtable (or is it L-shaped?) to discuss the current state of horror, the emergence of VOD and how it relates to the days of VHS rentals. We follow that up with a review of the Bigfoot found footage film from director Eduardo Sanchez, Exists. We also pick a winner for the MonsterZero contest and rush to the finish of the show with an explosive ending! So grab your GoPro camera, your beef jerky and strap on! Topics discussed: The cultural relevance of found footage films, Astron-6, Sinister, Athens Georgia, Exists, House of the Devil, Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones, REM, Toxic Avenger, It Follows, Eduardo Sanchez, Drive and The Raid, VHS, has the Internet ruined the sense of discovery?, Marvel cinematic universe, Blue Ruin, The Demon’s Rook, Killers, trying to relive the glory days of VHS through VOD, Cheap Thrills, Olivia Munn smoothies, Hobo With A Shotgun, The Babadook, Starry Eyes, Dear God No, rape/racism, Zombie, Daredevil, Contracted, Dynamo’s private feedback, the future of video photography, Super MegaFest, hand job karaoke, WalMart selfies, Ryan Gosling, Spring, Father’s Day, Willow Creek, Blair Witch Project, who talks about rape the most and the Chattanooga Film Fest.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

According to the Elders, it's time to celebrate 75 years of Captain Marvel! Yes, young Billy Batson has been screaming "Shazam!" and fighting crime (and Superman's lawyers) as Captain Marvel since 1940. This week we'll look at the comic books, the movie serials, the cartoons, and of course, the live action Saturday morning TV series from Filmation (from which we learned that driving around in a Winnebago looking for troubled teens is not NECESSARILY creepy). Along the way we'll meet Mary Marvel (Billy's surprise twin sister!), Captain Marvel Junior (who was a huge influence on Elvis Presley, believe it or not), a talking tiger, an evil worm, and maybe even Hoppy the Marvel Bunny. We'll learn about the weird 1960s version of Captain Marvel, who could separate his head and limbs from his torso. (Then again, everyone could probably do that, at least once.) We'll learn how to stop your city from being buried in strawberry Jell-O. (Folks, it's not a question of if it will happen, but when.) And we'll learn why we should get totally liquored up for the Shazam movie. (Just don't tell those pesky Elders.) Also: National Whatever Day, Super Megafest, and the Eugene Mirman Comedy Festival. That should keep you busy until the evil Dr. Sivana destroys us all.

It's creature double feature time at Trick Or Treat Radio and we are not facing it alone! Along for the ride this week is our good buddy Joe DiCanio of the Film for Thought Podcast! We conjure up some interesting discussions this week as we discuss the latest film from Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead, Spring! Trailing not too far behind is our review of the indie horror smash hit from David Robert Mitchell, starring Maika Monroe, It Follows! We also hear from Sing Sang Soon (it’s about time), Josh from The Arkham Film Society and from a famous comic book character who stars in his own Netflix series! So grab your passport, a pack of condoms and strap on! Topics discussed: Dynamo’s feet, Film for Thought, Footloose, Saturday Night Fever, last week’s fight, Interstellar, Super Mega Fest, Dynamos birthday, It Follows, Spring, movie posters, the right confluence of events, movie marketing, The Matrix, The Poltergeist trailer, the average film fan, Matt Murdock and Foggy Nelson, The Myth of the American Sleepover, The Raid and Drive, House of the Devil, Insidious, having sex in a horror movie, Friday the 13th, Ti West, Harry Manfredini, set design, The Innkeepers, Only Lovers Left Alive, Furious 7, Daredevil, VHS: Viral, Resolution, The Sacrament, Disasterpeace, Tom from Film for Thought, game changing films, Halloween, The Thing, John Carpenter, and the X-Factor.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

Kornflake makes her triumphant return to Chickentown, just in time to teach us about unfrozen cavemen! (Was our favorite Facts of Life girl Mindy Cohn ever frozen in ice? Perhaps not, but it's a rumor we just sort of started.) Then Kevin reports on our final convention of the year, Super Megafest! Including: Hula hooping with Niki Luparelli, Barbapapa talk with Ken Reid, legendary comic book artist Ramona Fradon (Aquaman! Metamorpho! SUPER FRIENDS!), Ninja Turtle history with Kevin Eastman, quality Monkee time with Micky Dolenz, a Bionic reunion (with Lindsay Wagner and Lee Majors!), a Star Trek: The Next Generation reunion (with Deanna Troi, Tasha Yar, and Howling Mad Murdock!), a surprise detour to see Louis CK, a surprise hug from Debbie Gibson, and (of course) a Stormtrooper mermaid.

Kornflake attends yet another Lindsay and TV's Kyle wedding (those crazy kids just can't stop getting married) and gets stuck on a lobster sign (of course); Kevin reports on shows by comedian Jim Gaffigan (yes, the Hot Pockets guy) and Irish rock band Black 47 (yes, their sax player was in Dexy's Midnight Runners, and yes, this is very important); we celebrate Danny DeVito's 70th birthday (and argue that his greatest achievement was starring in that Billy Ocean video); this week's "Chickens in the News" segment takes us all the way to the Supreme Court; and there's no need to tell Kornflake which 80s pop star will be at next week's Super Megafest convention. Somehow, she just knows.

Hey there Jundland Wastes Travelers! Dan and I are back for another Coffee Cast!  This month we are chatting about Star Wars Rebels! We talk about this weeks cameo appearance of Darth Vader voiced by James Earl Jones as well as our thoughts about the possibilities that exist in this original trilogy era series. It's our warm up as well towards the November comic conventions here in New England! Grab yourself a coffee and join us for this months podcast! Email us at: jundlandwastespodcast@gmail.comBe sure to like us at our facebook page as well! We would love to have 100 likes by the time we go RI Comic Con and Super Mega Fest conventions in November!Thanks for listening!MarkCo-host of the TJW Podcast

Hey there Jundland Wastes Travelers! Dan and I are back at another coffee shop and chatting about Star Wars! Check out the new the podcast and let us know what you think. Email us at: jundlandwastespodcast@gmail.comBe sure to like us at our facebook page as well! We would love to have 100 likes by the time we go RI Comic Con and Super Mega Fest conventions in November!Thanks for listening!MarkCo-host of the TJW Podcast

The TJW Podcast was on the road again! This time we stop off at our favorite convention of the year, Super Megafest in Framingham, Massachusetts! We had a great time meeting a lot of fans, artists and actors. We were especially pleased to have met Star Wars actors Ray Park (Darth Maul), Jeremy Bulloch (Boba Fett) and the lovely Femi Taylor (Oola from Return of the Jedi). I was also thrilled to chat with a personal hero of mine, Supergirl artist Jamal Igle and Star Wars artists Rob Taylor and Kevin Liell. Check out our coverage on this episode of Traveling the Jundland Wastes Podcast!  Let the holiday season begin with a full dose of the TJW Podcast!Super Megafest 2013 art print by artist Kevin Liell TJW Podcast Host Mark Leibowitz andReturn of the Jedi actress Femi TaylorRay Park aka Darth Maul signed my Legacy of the Sith print by artist Mark MckennaTJW Podcast Host Daniel Gil was attacked bya pair of battlebots!Jeremy Bulloch aka Boba Fett chatting with fans!Boba Fett and the TJW Podcast...a great combination!Star Wars artist Rob Taylor from www.herofiedart.comMy fabulous Tatooine print from Rob Taylor!Comic book artist extraordinaire Jamal Igle! One of my favorite Supergirl coversby the great Jamal Igle!Let us know what you think of our coverage and the podcast! Email us at: jundlandwastespodcast@gmail.com!Happy holidays from your friends at the TJW Podcast!Mark and Dan

This week we're looking back at 1982! Time Magazine said the "Man of the Year" was a computer -- and it was, thanks to Tron. 1982 was also the year we learned about Stupid Pet Tricks, vegemite sandwiches, and, uh, the Weather Channel. Most importantly, we learned how to "Do the Donkey Kong" -- but we never did. Also: Kevin and Kornflake are back from Super Megafest, where we met Balki, Chicken Joe, pirate mermaids, and Darth Santa.

Super MegaFest 35 Easter Eggs From The Day of the Doctor ‘Doctor Who’ screening stuns at Monday box office, No. 2 after ‘Catching Fire’ Thank You Pete Holmes! Jubilee gets fired! Google’s Tour of Middle Earth: LOTR From a Great Eagle’s POV J.R.R. Tolkien biopic will explore the origins of Middle Earth George Takei’s official, […]

How’s this for a Thanksgiving feast? A review of the Sci-Fi/Horror hybrid, Grabbers. Our thoughts on the crazy, must-see Drafthouse re-release of the most bizarre film of 1979, The Visitor. Cooking tips from Sir Isaac. A scintillating report from Convention Correspondent, Madam Mercy Roulette. The continuation of the Countdown to Infinite Cancellation starring Vibe #7. Not enough fixings for you? Well, we wrap it all up with the things we are thankful for. Pull up a chair, bring your own cranberry sauce and a 4-speed Dildo and get ready for Episode 70 of Trick or Treat Radio!Topics discussed: Chasing the dragon, crazy birds, Steven Spielberg, throwing cum, The Exorcist, ad-libbed dialog, Super Megafest, Toxic Avenger: Citizen Toxie, Pantaphobe on twitter, Pong, .quiddity’s William Gibson and Clive Barker origins, hating the Irish, Michael Ravenshadow impersonations, visual storytelling, Grabbers, League of Ordinary Gentlemen Podcast, Vibe #7, Buttcrack, Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons, MonsterZero is tired, Tiny’s Thanksgiving, MonsterZero is a pussy, sleepovers at Ravenshadow’s house, the historic meeting of the Rons, the amazing score of The Visitor, Bruce Lee’s birthday, Franco Nero, rupture, John Huston, inappropriate dramatic music, Flock of Assholes, The Visitor, Taxidermia, Raiders of the Lost Ark, killer kid movies, the Giovanni and MonsterZero saga continues, "The Raiders bet" and peeing with Malfoy.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

On this diabetes inducing episode, we welcome author Patrick Rahall live in studio to hang out and talk about his work and the creative process. In addition, we review the notoriously shelved film, All the Boys Love Mandy Lane. We also discuss the things that scare us and give you some nerdy recommendations in our double tap segment... So go fuck yourself. Umm… we mean enjoy! Topics discussed: Man of Steel, Monsters in the Closet, vocoder, sharks, burning alive, Larry Fine, hot wives, smoking, Droids, Attack the Block, 70's horror paperbacks, All the Boys Love Mandy Lane, H.I.Fs, the hole and the popcorn trick, Bloody Good Horror, Drive Angry, Ravenshadow fan fiction, out of focus films, the Kindle, Too Ugly for Heaven, budgets of 1966, Arrow, writers block, Stephen King’s The Mangler, Darth Vader, the man room, Ophidian’s Charm, Super Mega Fest, Attack the Gas Station, Amber Heard, Christmas Tree Cakes, Sherlock, Tiny’s big screen, Justice League Dark, the Conjuring house, DPs, quitting smoking, Cycle of the Hunter, Dynamo’s Hairdresser, One Eyed Monster, Twixt, foley effects, Keanu Reeves, Man of Tai Chi, heat vision circumcision, Sexy Librarian dates, whip-its, Hell on Wheels and The Limousines.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

Boba Fett and the RancorHello TJW Podcast listeners! We hit the road last week traveling to the Rhode Island Comic Con 2013 show at the Rhode Island Convention Center. Dan and I had a great time walking the convention floor, meeting some great Star Wars and comic fans, attending a great panel discussion with many of the bounty hunters who starred in The Empire Strikes Back, had our photo taken with Lando Calrissian, saw a life size Rancor and Jabba the Hutt and caught up with some our favorite comic book artists.  In addition, chatted with our good friend Star Wars author and Honorary Traveler of the Jundland Wastes, Ryder Windham about his Death Star Owner's Technical Manual and The Bounty Hunter Code.The TJW Podcast with Billy Dee WilliamsMany thanks to www.shenanigansbooth.com for thegreat digital download. Check them out!Michael Wood of the 501st and Ryder Windham.Star Wars Bounty Hunters PanelJabba the Hutt at the 501st TableTJW Podcast Host Daniel Gil with artist Hannibal KingPatrick Shea with his BTTF Time MachineArtist Craig RousseauWe wanted to take it for a spin.Comic signed by Spider-Man artist Alex SaviukTJW Podcast Host Mark Leibowitz and a Shadow TrooperStay tuned for coverage of Super Megafest coming at the end of November! Plus, the TJW Podcast has some big announcements on the horizon! Stay tuned and keep check back with the podcast and blog! We would love to hear from you! Let us know what you think of the podcast! Email us at: jundlanwastespodcast@gmail.com.All the best,Mark and Dan

The Mayor of Chickentown joins Kevin and Kornflake to discuss the upcoming holiday movie season -- we're looking for anything with hobbits, thunder gods, or time-traveling turkeys. (But mostly time-traveling turkeys.) Also: We reveal the existence of a secret (and possibly evil) Button Society, we start a crazy new rumor about Calvin and Hobbes creator Bill Watterson, and we learn which celebrity guest at the Super Megafest convention is going to make Kornflake freak out. (Oh, we also learn that Kornflake hates Velcro, but deep in your heart, you already knew that.)

On this episode of the podcast, George and I discuss our favorite things about this years Boston Comic Con, tease our next big show together, talk about Super Megafest a bit and just so much more! George on twitter! Make me a dragon! Anne Cain! Follow me on twitter! Like the show on facebook! Subscribe to the show on itunes! Subscribe to my youtube! Check out our awesome webcomic, New Comic Day! Kirby Krackle!

Face front true believers, the Mistress of Mayhem, Mz. M joins us in studio to make you fall in love and feel bad about your self! The Samurai stops by to give us The GGTMC Flick Pick of the Month for December. Ravenshadow fires a comic book double tap, Sir Isaac drops our film for next week, The Hawaiian Giant of Horror gives us the first ever Death Rattle Pick of the Week, MonsterZero goes toe to toe with Dynamo in the movie arena, Tiny Wight brings the cool and Wolfenstein catches lighting in a bottle.Topics discussed: Black Christmas, Darkseid JLA rumors, The Deadites live show, Universal Monsters Essential Collection, Hack/Slash, Texas Chainsaw Massacre remake, Dynamo hates superhero comics, William Friedkin's The Guardian, TMNT color classics, Fight for your Life, Disney/Netflix deal, Grant Morrison's Happy, Tobe Hooper's film output, The Gentleman's Guide to Midnight Cinema, the ethics of remakes, Dynamite's Pulp Revival Masks, Dark Knight Rises (and it's million editions), Mortal Kombat: Legacy, The Crossed, endurance obstacle courses, Super Megafest adventures, the core of song writing with Tiny and Dynamo, Quentin Tarantino Ultimate Collection box set and CHIKARA'S most recent iPPV Under the Hood!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

Hey there travelers of the Jundland Wastes! Happy holidays to all of our podcast listeners! It's a great time of the year and we hope you are enjoying the holidays with friends and family. The holiday season started a little early for us here at the TJW Podcast by our attendance at Super Megafest in Framingham, Massachusetts this past Sunday. What a great time!We met up with some great Star Wars artists, chatted with some legends from the comic book industry, caught up with some friends in the 501st Legion New England Garrison and even had a chance to shake hands with the great David Prowse aka Darth Vader. So start off your holiday season and Black Friday with our special coverage on the TJW Podcast-Megacast!TJW Podcast Host Mark Leibowitz and a 501st Biker ScoutTJW Podcast Host Daniel Gil feeling his Chicago roots in front of the infamous Blues Brothers police carR2D2 is always a hit at conventions!The gracious and soft spoken Dark Lord of the SithDavid Prowse aka Darth VaderStay tuned for our next episode! And be sure to send us your thoughts about the podcast at: jundlandwastespodcast@gmail.com.All the best,MarkCo-host of the TJW Podcast

One of Dynamo's true loves stops by to make him stammer, stumble and swoon. Get ready to fall in love as we talk to the deadly and adorable Myra from the Evil Streaks. MonsterZero begrudgingly stops in to talk 80's action. More comic recommendations with Michael Ravenshadow. Mercy Roulette hits us with a convention recap. Wolfenstein! Marz! Wight! What more could you ask for? Happy Thanks-for-giving!Topics discussed: Red Scorpion, Hostess closing, Vigilante's European Pancakes, X-O Manowar, Marvel Universe vs The Avengers, Matt Fraction's Fantastic Four reboot, Bimbo's cream-filled pastries, Ravenshadow's verbal assault on the English, movie review Mad Libs, ass-hair dying techniques, Rick Baker's star on the walk of fame, TorTR Vault Pick of the Week: Suicide Circle, Brian K Vaughan's Saga, cannibals of Kentucky, using a man card at the library, Dynamos luxurious bubble bath, 80's action worship, first impressions of The Deadites, Rue Morgue music reviews, Dolph and the Bushman, Worcester music scene, worshiping at the altar of Arnold and Sly, MonsterZero is a pussy, Super Megafest, "Hanna Solo", Evil Streaks Ouija Boards, Stan Lee's high priced autograph, not looking at naked girls.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)