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How hot is it? It's so hot that we've braved the melting sidewalks and watched a plethora of movie and TV offerings just so you can stay cool while you figure out what to watch this summer. First off, of course, we've got the big summer smash "Black Widow" starring Scarlett Johansson and Florence Pugh. Bill Bregoli was brave enough to go to his local 14-plex and check it out. Then Neil tells us about "The White Lotus." It's a new HBO limited series about rich people - not to be confused with all the other HBO series about rich people. This one was created by Mike White, who's pretty strange. We've also got the music documentary "Summer of Soul" and the sardonic new Netflix documentary series "How to Become a Tyrant." And speaking of documentaries we've also got "The One and Only Dick Gregory." Bill McCuddy guides us through the strange morass of this year's Emmy Nominations as well what's happening at the Cannes film festival. But wait, we also got a look at "Fear Street Part 1: 1994" and Fear Street Part 2: 1978." So put a nice cold compress on your head and listen in!

So it's Fourth of July weekend and you came back wet from your local fireworks display or you had to move your barbecue indoors because it was too rainy or too hot and now your kids are sadly trying to toast marshmallows over the kitchen stove. Don't worry - we've got a whole bunch of entertainment alternatives to help you salvage what's left of the holiday. First Bill McCuddy has "No Sudden Move" from director Steven Soderbergh. It's a caper film starring Don Cheadle and Benicio Del Toro and it takes place in 1950's Detroit. Then Neil has yet another series about an aspiring stand up comic (where does he find them all?) called "Hacks" starring Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder. The fearless Bill Bregoli tells us about the animated sequel "Boss Baby: Family Business" which has the voices of Alec Baldwin and Jeff Goldblum as well as "F9." No, it's not about your favorite key on your computer - it's yet another "Fast and Furious" movie. And this one goes into outer space! Oh, but there's so much more including "Till Death" which stars Megan Fox as a woman is left handcuffed to her dead husband as part of a sick revenge plot. Plus there's the true crime documentary "Sophie: A Murder in West Cork." So light that sparkler and give us a listen!

The Power of Love and Friendship Finally Neil and I get to podcast in person again with the help of some brand new equipment! So exciting! Things in the show: * We're drinking Bonterra's Cabernet Sauvignon, the 2017 vintage https://www.bonterra.com/wines/cabernet-sauvignon/ * Muppet Movie clips. One from the original Muppet Movie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lniNb9Kygjg and one from The Great Muppet Caper https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkZ2tvcPYG0 * Luke Daab “Two of a Kind” a song about Firestorm. We play the whole song at the end for your enjoyment https://daabcreative.tumblr.com/post/44675635239/two-of-a-kind-the-firestorm-song-celebrate-the Then Neil gives us a bit of history of Firestorm and what's cool about him. * Just in case you're still interested we give our Justice League review of the Snyder cut. Neil loved it, I still want a shorter theatrical version of it. Also, spoilers soooo. You've been warned. * This leads into our main discussion about good storytelling and why the Evil Superman stories always seem to be lacking something. When the ultimate power, who is the one who defeats all the evils, becomes himself evil, how do you overcome that kind of evil? Trickery and going back in time to prevent it seems unsatisfying, but the power of love and friendship seems unsatisfying in these situations too. We need a better story here.

This summer has gotten very warm very fast. So this week we gathered during the cool of the evening to tell you about Hollywood's latest offerings on big and small screens. First Bill Bregoli, a man who's not afraid of movies with two female leads, tells us about "Plan B." Directed by Natalie Morales, it follows a straight-laced high school student and her slacker best friend who, after a regrettable first sexual encounter, have 24 hours to hunt down a Plan B pill in America's heartland. It's a comedy! Then Neil tells us about "The Sparks Brothers." It's a documentary about Los Angeles brothers Ron and Russell who, growing up in the 60s, got by on a heavy diet of popcorn matinees and pop music until the spotlight of school talent shows illuminated their way on a musical journey as the Sparks and spawned 25 studio albums. Bill McCuddy fills us in on "The Dry." It stars Eric Bana as a federal agent who returns to his home town after an absence of over twenty years to attend the funeral of his childhood friend, Luke, who allegedly killed his wife and child before taking his own life - a victim of the madness that has ravaged this community after more than a decade of drought. Oh, but there's more including Neil's updates on "The Handmaid's Tale" and "The Story of Late Night." And speaking of late night shows, Bill McCuddy tells us about his ill-fated appearance on "The Late Show with Conan O'Brien." It's all worth staying up for so listen in!

The guys start with a nice little EC Small Batch Store Pick to warm things up. Then Neil unveils a "what's in the bag" that happens to be EC Toasted Barrel, diving into the differences between Seasoned, Toasted and Charred. Last but not least Joe Brings the big flex with the EC 18yr! Also a discussion and what an ideal Whiskey tasting event would consist of, the tribulations of air travel with and without a wheelchair, and the questionable things you in the backgrounds of zoom meetings.Enjoy!

Listeners with long memories may remember back in the pre-COVID days, we used to provide an irreverent movie news column for our mid month show. When film production essentially stopped, we decide to mothball news as, to be frank, there wasn’t any, other than movie postponements. It was just too depressing. Now we are back and like the rest of your At The Flicks shows, bigger and bolder than ever. Each month we have set a target to get you the best movie news. Our aim is to try to get you an exclusive on a movie production, as well a humorous piece and something potentially prestigious. This month, for our first stand alone movie news show, I am sure you will agree we have met all of those targets. Writer / director Max Van De Banks tells us about his new film Mudlark which starts production at the end of March. Max talks about the idea, the locations and the casting. In fact, all the info you need to convince you this is a must see short feature. After Max, we let Graham loose to tell us all about what his favourite actor has been up to during lockdown. He certainly has been busy, and Graham gets very excited explaining that to you. Then Neil tells us what Rebel Wilson is about to start filming in the UK. I bet you are thinking zany comedy – you could not be more wrong! Neil reveals all he has found out about this worthy movie. Lastly, Jeff sneaks on to tell us about a soundtrack he has been listening to on hard rotation since Christmas. It is a remarkable piece of work from a composer who is not as well known as he should be. Here it is listeners, our new movie news format. What do you think? Please drop us a line to let us know your views. Your thoughts are, as always, very welcome. Enjoy and stay safe.

On the Cult we share our Tik Tok experience. We recap the masterpiece that is Jiu Jitsu. Adam tells us what happened between him and his barber, Also he explains the difference between snow days now and 20 years ago. Then Neil pitches us on milking the Rock   Cult Of Us: DropTent Media Network Twitter: @cultofuscast  IG: @cultofuscast FB: @cultofuscast TikTok: @cultofuscast Patreon Store Adam Nutter: Twitter: @AdamNutter IG: @adamnutter FB: @AdamNutterComedy Neil Wood: I AM NEIL WOOD Twitter: @NeilWoodComedy IG: @iamneilwood FB: @NeilWoodComedy

We considered re-releasing last week's episode for this week's It's All Cobblers To Me. Then Neil decided he wanted to have a rant so we all jumped behind the microphones and hit record. It didn't take The Cobblers of Northampton Town long to fall behind against their Stanley counterparts. Just 2 minutes in fact. And from then the game was pretty much done and dusted. Is League One all too much for Keith Curle and his latest group of players? Would a change of formation help? Should the Cobblers start running out to Travis' Why Does It Always Rain On Me? All of these questions are answered on this week's must listen podcast. Thanks so much to our latest supporter on Patreon, Jonathan Hillyer. Jonathan is the epitome of our incredible listeners. He's smart, relatively comfortable financially and sexy as hell! If that sounds like you, then maybe you'll consider becoming a Patron too. Starting at just £2 a month, you can help keep the Cobblers To Me team watching the football. (which, right now is pretty poor and the only reason we'd want to keep watching it is if you paid us - jokes!) https://www.patreon.com/cobblerstome (Click here to show you care). __________________________________ CONTACT IACTM Visit our websitehttps://cobblerstome.com/ ( https://cobblerstome.com) Tweet ushttps://twitter.com/CobblersToMe ( https://twitter.com/CobblersToMe) use the #IACTM Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/itsallcobblers ( https://www.facebook.com/itsallcobblers) Email us itsallcobblers@gmail.com __________________________________ It’s All Cobblers To Me is ahttp://vibrantsoundmedia.com/ ( Vibrant Sound Media) production for the fans ofhttp://ntfc.co.uk/ ( Northampton Town Football Club). Support this podcast

Thanksgiving is coming but it's not quite here yet which is why we've got some "appetizers" to keep you sated entertainment-wise until the big day arrives when you'll be stuck at home with just a few select relatives. And since you probably won't be cooking as much this year you'll have plenty of time to hear our selections. We start off with "Dreamland" which stars Margo Robbie as a woman on the lam and Travis Fimmel as the young man she encounters along the way. Then Neil has Ron Howard's latest "Hillbilly Elegy," which is based on the best selling book about a Yale law student drawn back to his hometown who grapples with family history, Appalachian values and the American dream. Yee-haw. Bill Bregoli tells us about "The Lego Star Wars Holiday Special' which you may have to watch over the holiday if you've got kids at home. Bill McCuddy tells us about "Young Wallander" which is a prequel to the Netflix detective series "Wallander." He also tells us about Lorraine Bracco's HGTV reality show "My Big Italian Adventure." As always, we're brought to you by another podcast, "The Accutron Show", so put down that gravy baster and give us a listen.

Welcome back to GYCO Tower for episode #43 of the podcast! In this week's news we are talking about the shifting release dates at Warner Bros. Pictures including the postponement of Matt Reeve's The Batman until March 2022. We're also catching up with a slew of news from the Star Trek Universe including the return of Kate Mulgrew and Alex Kurtzman's master plan for Trek on TV through 2027. Then we dive deep in to the murky world of Warner Bros. Animation's Batman: Death in the Family interactive movie. Neil and Martin review the film before interview two of the creatives behind it. Firstly Martin speaks with voice actor Vincent Martella about his return as Jason Todd. Then Neil sits down with writer-director Brandon Vietti to talk about crafting the film's interactive narrative. ----------------------------------- 00:00:00 Intro 00:01:50 Star Trek news roundup 00:13:20 DC Films release shakeup 00:16:50 Soul goes to Disney+ 00:20:08 Batman: Death in the Family review 00:37:35 Vincent Martella interview 00:43:49 Brandon Vietti interview 00:54:15 Outro ----------------------------------- Theme - "Cataclysmic Molten Core" by Jingle Punks

Rhonda begins with a plug for David’s new book, Feeling Great, which will be released on Amazon, on September 15, the day after after this podcast will be published. You can check it out at the link at the bottom of today's show notes. Today and next week you will hear parts 1 and 2 of a live therapy session I (David) did with Neil Sattin, host of his own terrific “Relationship Alive” podcast, which has received 5 million downloads. But as you know, we all sometimes need a little mental tune-up, including therapists. The session you are about to hear occurred on March 23, 2020, when the pandemic shut-down first occurred. Rhonda begins today’s podcast with a moving email from a fan who heard Neil's live therapy session with David on Neil’s Relationship Alive podcast. Then Neil explains how his  work on troubled relationships were born out of his work as a dog trainer, and he saw many similarities with relationship issues! In addition to hosting his popular podcast, Nel does coaching for individuals and troubled couples. Neil explains that, “I’ve always been a person who people have turned to for relationship help. I saw the struggles my parents experienced, and I have experienced my own struggles, and I wanted to figure out how we might use struggles to deepen and improve relationships, so people can thrive and get past those challenging moments. Prior to his personal work with David, Neil sought help from a cognitive therapist, but it wasn’t helpful thought. Neil thought it was too formulaic, a sentiment that David agrees with. Neil prefers working “in the moment,” the way David does therapy. Today, you will hear the T = Testing and E = Empathy portions of Neil’s TEAM therapy session with David, and next week you will hear the A = Assessment of Resistance and M = Methods portions. You can check out the Daily Mood Log that David and Neil filled out at the beginning of session. As you can see, the upsetting event was simply feeling like he hadn’t gotten enough done when evening approached. Perhaps you’ve sometimes felt like that, too! You can also see that Neil had many negative feelings. Most were intense and Neil felt overwhelmed. He was telling himself there was way too much to do, that he was incapable of getting organized, and that he was going to end up unhealthy, weak and broke. These were messages he’d heard from his dad when he was growing up: “You’ve gotta clean your room. . . You’ll never succeed.” Tearfully, Neil says, “I’ve always wanted his blessing. . . but I’ve never gotten it. I wish he could see my role in the world, the impact I’ve been making, and I wish he would admire it! . . . I love him dearly, but there are things I just don’t understand, things that have been the sources of my sadness and anger ” Tune in next week for the exciting conclusion of the session! Rhonda and David

Welcome back to GYCO Tower for episode #40 of the podcast! This week Neil & Martin are diving deep in to the world of DC FanDome to talk all about the DC Comics themed event which took place on August 22. They'll be tackling all of the major panels from the day including Wonder Woman 1984, The Flash, The Suicide Squad, Black Adam, The Batman and the reveal of not one but TWO new DC Comics themed video games. Then Neil sits down for a chat with Tim Sheridan, the writer of DC and Warner Bros. Animations latest movie release Superman: Man of Tomorrow. Hear all about how Tim approached writing this younger version of the Man of Steel, voiced by Glee's Darren Criss. Then we round out the episode with a review of Superman: Man of Tomorrow and discuss what's coming up in episode #41. ----------------------------------- 00:00:00 Intro 00:00:52 BatFleck Returns! 00:05:34 DC FanDome Intro 00:08:18 Wonder Woman 1984 00:19:56 Gotham Knights (video game) 00:26:52 Multiverse 101 00:36:21 The Flash (movie) 00:43:20 The Suicide Squad 00:51:57 Zack Snyder's Justice League 00:59:08 Black Adam 01:02:20 Aquaman 01:02:40 Shazam 01:05:22 Suicide Squad (video game) 01:09:12 The Batman 01:20:53 The Flash & Titans TV series' 01:29:06 Superman: Man of Tomorrow - Tim Sheridan Interview 01:44:07 Superman: Man of Tomorrow review 01:49:57 Outro ----------------------------------- Theme - "Cataclysmic Molten Core" by Jingle Punks

It's too hot to do anything but sit inside and watch a movie. And this week we're covering all sorts of movies for you. We start with "The Secret Garden" which stars Colin Firth and a young spitfire named Dixie Egerickx. It's the classic story of an orphaned girl who discovers a magical garden hidden at her strict uncle's estate. It's been made into a movie before, but how's this one? Then we have "Made in Italy," which stars Liam Neeson and his real-life son Michael Richardson. It's got beautiful Italian scenery, but is it worth a watch? Then Neil tells us about "An American Pickle" which stars Seth Rogen as an immigrant who is preserved for 100 years in pickle brine. Really. Bill McCuddy tells us about "Paydirt," which stars Val Kilmer, someone we haven't seen much of recently. He also tells us what he thought of "The Rental" which is directed by Dave Franco. Plus Bill Bregoli tells us about the HBO documentary "The Weight of Gold" which is about the mental challenges faced by Olympic athletes. So before you watch anything give us a listen.

The dog days of summer are upon us and it seems the best way to seek relief from the heat and humidity is to hunker down in front of the air conditioner - and your biggest screen - and watch something. We even start out with a movie that takes place in the water - "Greyhound" it stars Tom Hanks as the captain of a WWII destroyer trying to avoid the deadly German U-Boats that terrorized the North Atlantic. Then Neil and Bill McCuddy have "Hamilton." It's the Broadway show you couldn't get tickets to and now it's available on Disney+. Bill Bregoli talks about "The Baby-Sitters Club" which brings the beloved book series to Netflix. Admittedly, Bill forgot to have kids, but he did take a look. We also wonder aloud if movie theaters will ever reopen. It's the perfect way to avoid the heat.

Neil and Jeff are joined by former Cincinnati Bengal, Emmy Award Winning broadcaster and Senior Analyst for Pro Football Focus, Solomon Wilcots, to discuss the social unrest in America and how NFL and their players can help lead the change in the country. Then Neil and Jeff deep dive into the Eagles and Bills organisations in the latest State of the Franchise series.

Neil and Jeff are joined by former Cincinnati Bengal, Emmy Award Winning broadcaster and Senior Analyst for Pro Football Focus, Solomon Wilcots, to discuss the social unrest in America and how NFL and their players can help lead the change in the country. Then Neil and Jeff deep dive into the Eagles and Bills organisations in the latest State of the Franchise series.

In episode four, we look at how Lent was dumbed over the years from extremely strict to almost non-existent. Then Neil investigates the natural history of Lent and has a conversation with Brenda Smith of Bud Garden Centre, Manchester about what the plants are up to and the food that can be grown in early spring. Neil then talks to Matthew Cobb, Professor of Zoology at Manchester University, about animals and their odd behaviour at this time of year. For episode notes, photos and links please visit https://britishfoodhistory.com/lent-podcast/  Written and presented by Dr Neil Buttery. Produced by Beena Khetani.  Made in Manchester by Sonder Radio.

Wow have we been seeing a lot of movies, plus streaming shows and just about anything that moves. We start with "The Call of the Wild." It's based on the classic Jack London novel and stars Harrison Ford...and a CGI dog. No kidding. Movie dogs are now on unemployment lines, replaced by lines of code. PETA is happy but what about audiences? Then there's "The Night Clerk" which stars Ana de Armas, Helen Hunt, John Leguizamo and Tye Sheridan. It's about a voyeuristic hotel clerk who becomes the subject of a murder investigation. Quirky enough for you? We also look at "Downhill" which puts Will Farrell and Julia Louis-Dreyfus on a ski slope. Then Neil tells us about "Standing Up, Falling Down" which stars Billy Crystal and Ben Schwartz. And if you're hungry for streaming shows Bill McCuddy has you covered with the Netflix series "Criminal: UK" It's a cat-and-mouse drama, which focuses on the intense mental conflict between detectives and suspects. He's also seen "The Stranger" which is based on Harlan Coben's novel of the same name and the documentary "Grand Prix Driver." Is that enough for you? Listen in!

Neil is joined by Jeff Reinebold and Will Bryce, head of NFL International football development. Will spent time with the Ravens training camp this pre-season, he then discusses the International player pathway and the NFL UK academy. Then Neil and Jeff dig into a crucial week 16 in the NFL.

Neil is joined by Jeff Reinebold and Will Bryce, head of NFL International football development. Will spent time with the Ravens training camp this pre-season, he then discusses the International player pathway and the NFL UK academy. Then Neil and Jeff dig into a crucial week 16 in the NFL.

This week on the GYCO Podcast our hosts Neil and Martin have a bumper selection of film and TV series to discuss. Martin tells us all about his trip to see Frozen 2 where he got to watch the film alongside a Q&A session with the director, writer and producer of the film. Then Neil tells us about his trips to the cinema to see screenings of the latest release of STX Films, 21 Bridges and the excellent Knives Out from Lionsgate which is written and directed by Rian Johnson. On the TV side the pair discuss the first batch of episodes from Disney+ series The Mandalorian and also the finale of Titans season 2 from DC Universe. In our discussion poll we asked you whether you re-watch Star Wars in release order, chronological order or in some other magical order. Find out the results here! ----------------------------------- 00:00:00 Intro 00:02:04 News 00:19:10 New Releases 00:21:05 Frozen 2 00:32:28 The Mandalorian 1x01-3 00:46:44 21 Bridges 00:56:04 Titans 2x11-13 01:24:37 Knives Out 01:33:13 Star Wars Watch Order Poll 01:36:10 Outro ----------------------------------- Crisis On Infinite Earths trailer courtesy of The CW/WB Frozen 2 trailer courtesy of Walt Disney Pictures 21 Bridges trailer courtesy of STX Films Knives Out trailer courtesy of Lionsgate Planet Hell by Serge Narcissoff | @sergenarcissoff Music promoted by www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

Another week, another podcast! After bitching about their private lives Chris & Neil FINALLY get into it with Ol' Bobby Zs(Rob Zombie) new one with Three From Hell, the follow up to House Of 1000 Corpses and The Devil's Rejects. Then Neil is woefully under prepared for movie news but comes through. And then, the guys get naked and talk Jenny from the Block's new one, Hustlers. Good'un or something.

It's finally summer and already you may want to duck the heat or escape your family's barbecue by going to the movies for some OPAC (other people's air conditioning). And what a selection we have for you this week. First there's "Annabelle Comes Home" which is the next film in the "Conjuring" franchise (yes, it's a franchise now). It's got Vera Farmiga, Partick Wilso, some teenage girls and an evil doll. Then there's "Yesterday." It asks the question "What if no one remebered the Beatles? RIchard Curtis, who wrote "4 Weddings and  Funeral" wrote it and Danny Boyle of "Trainspotting" fame directed it. And it almost wouldn't be summer without Spider-Man so we have "Spider-Man Far From Home" which sends Peter Parker to Europe for fun and adventure and lots of landmarks destroyed with CGI. Then Neil tells us about "Loudest Voice," the Showtime series with Russell Crowe starring and the infamous Fox News creator Roger Ailes. Oh and we also discuss the future of movie theaters.

Nigel decides to surprise Neil with an unexpected list. Then Neil surprises Nigel by making the WHOLE EPISODE about the list and calling himself out on how it relates to him.

  Success Despite Obstacles In this Onward Podcast episode, Neil McDonnell shares how he achieved success despite obstacles. Furthermore, Neil shares how he followed nontraditional paths to success. First, Emily Harman explains that Neil is President and Founder of the HUBZone Chamber of Commerce. In addition, Neil is a motivational speaker and trainer. Neil also advocates for the potential of small businesses in the United States. In this episode, Neil talks about his childhood. Then Neil explains how his experiences shaped his life. In summary, listen to this episode and learn how Neil moved onward despite numerous obstacles. Finally, nontraditional paths to success are possible.   Episode Highlights:   First Neil McDonnell shares his thoughts making his story public. Then Neil shares that he didn't graduate from high school. Ultimately he earned a GED. What happened when Neil and his brother ran away from home as teenagers? Where did Neil get his strong work ethic and resourcefulness? How did Neil meet Steve Jobs and why did he join the military? Later, Neil shares how he gets back up when he is knocked down. In other words, Neil explains how he finds success despite obstacles. After that, Neil and Emily discuss college.  How can you find your passion? Why did Neil create the HUBZone Chamber of Commerce? The federal government spends $500 billion a year on prime contracts. Small businesses can earn a larger piece of the pie. Neil is excited about helping people he may never meet. You can’t fix everything today, but you can fix today right now. Do what you need to do know so you can do want to do later. Nontraditional paths to successful are more common these days. In summary, it is possible to find nontraditional paths to success. Finally, If you look, you can find people willing to help you. 3 Key Points on nontraditional paths to success: First, failure doesn’t describe you. It describes the event. Success despite obstacles is possible.  Second, nontraditional paths to success are possible. Third, in your 20s learn what drives you. In your 30s get good at it. In your 40s make money doing it.   Tweetable Quotes on finding success despite obstacles:  “An entrepreneur is always trying to figure out how to make something work.” – Neil McDonnell. “I never see yesterday’s problems as impacting tomorrow, I see them impacting my motivation at the moment. And I need to do something about it. But they won’t control my future.” – Neil McDonnell.  “Go find like-minded people.” – Neil McDonnell. Resources Mentioned: Music composed by Daniel David Johnson:  www.Soulpajamas.com Linkedin: Neil McDonnell HUBZoneChamber.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Onward-Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/onwardpodcast/ twitter: https://twitter.com/OnwardPodcast https://emilyharman.com

We're bringing you a mega discussion in this week's GYCO podcast! Kicking things off we're discussing the casting news for Matt Reeve's THE BATMAN. With the rumours that Twilight star Robert Pattinson is the front runner we're giving our thoughts on the news. Then we're discussing the finale episode of GAME OF THRONES. The series drew to a close over the last couple of days and we decided to record right after watching the finale. Did we enjoy it? Were we disappointed at the decisions the writers made? Then Neil brings you a review of Marvel Comics fifth issue of DAREDEVIL written by Chip Zdarsky. We're also taking a look at the first trailer for new CW series BATWOMAN starring Ruby Rose, issue #30 of DC Comics Teen Titans series and wrap things up with an in-depth chat on the fourteenth episode of DOOM PATROL season 1! ***CORRECTION - we mention the competition closes on 19th May, it actually closes on 27th May*** ----------------------------------- 00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:35 - The Batman casting news 00:07:07 - Daredevil #5 00:13:45 - Game of Thrones finale 00:33:10 - Batwoman 00:43:55 - Teen Titans #30 00:52:35 - Competition 00:53:53 - Doom Patrol 1x14 "Penultimate Patrol" ----------------------------------- Batwoman trailer courtesy of The CW/Warner Bros. Doom Patrol trailer courtesy of DC Universe/Warner Bros. Sea of Thieves by Serge Narcissoff | @sergenarcissoff Music promoted by www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

Shane and Neil both join me in person for a special news heavy episode of two lords without swords! We discuss the new legendary banner in FEH, Golden week events and a little bit about saber. Then Shane talks a little bit about dragalia lost and the FEH crossover event. Then Neil talks about the recent FE16 news and updates. We then round it out with some persona news discussion. Two Lords Without Swords now has an email. Please email us at twolordswithoutswords@gmail.com if you want your voice to be heard on the podcast! Neil's twitter: https://twitter.com/Lord_Niru My Twitter: https://twitter.com/OperaZombie707 Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/opera707 Check out TLWS: https://anchor.fm/twolordswithoutswords and The Gunpla Chronicles https://anchor.fm/gunplachronicles

The boys are back discussing the early Free Agency moves, hostage negotiation and self kidnap. Then Neil talks to Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) to discuss the highs of last years draft and what to expect from this years.

The boys are back discussing the early Free Agency moves, hostage negotiation and self kidnap. Then Neil talks to Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) to discuss the highs of last years draft and what to expect from this years.

Liam Neeson has a new action film called "Cold Pursuit" but thanks to some controversial comments he's now on the hot seat. We'll take a look on what it means to the sixty-something actor's career. Then Neil and Bill Bregoli discuss the new Rebel Wilson rom-com "Isn't It Romantic" which turns to whole genre on its head. And speaking of romance (and in time for Valentime's Day) we talk about our favorite romance movies. Neil and Bill McCuddy take on the new Netflix series "Russian Doll" and Bill Bregoli tells how he missed the Super Bowl and saw Peter Jackson's new WWI documentary "They Shall Not Grow Old" instead. And finally there's big news about our Oscar special TV shows. So give us a listen!

In this episode, Neil responds to a mother struggling with her son who avoids school work, starts and gives up on positive activities, and alienates friends. Neil helps this Mom set some goals: to help her son learn responsibility, make and keep commitments, cooperate with parents, and develop peer social skills. Then Neil gives Mom a strategy that will set the ball in motion to address them. Step one is changing the relationship pattern in the home. Step two is connecting with the school and 4H, to know her son’s needs and support him. Neil ends by challenging the listener to identify a relationship pattern that they need to change, a pattern that is limiting their potential. Have a question for Neil? Submit it now for discussion on a future episode of The Healthy Family Connections Podcast: http://neildbrown.com/submit

It's Wildcard Weekend and Mainz and Dutts are back to discuss it all. Before focussing on the games the boys look at the Coaching Carousel and tell you which jobs they would want, and which they would avoid. Then Neil highlights his darlings & losers of the year, Mainz gives you his DFS team, before they both tell you who they are picking this weekend.It's Waxing Lyrical Baby!!

It's Wildcard Weekend and Mainz and Dutts are back to discuss it all. Before focussing on the games the boys look at the Coaching Carousel and tell you which jobs they would want, and which they would avoid. Then Neil highlights his darlings & losers of the year, Mainz gives you his DFS team, before they both tell you who they are picking this weekend.It's Waxing Lyrical Baby!!

Week 2 is upon us!! Firstly the boys look back at Week 1 to discuss how different fanbases should feel about their QB's. Then Neil gives you his fantasy darling and they finish by giving you their DFS teams of the week@waxing_lyrical@mainzey7@ndutton13

Week 2 is upon us!! Firstly the boys look back at Week 1 to discuss how different fanbases should feel about their QB's. Then Neil gives you his fantasy darling and they finish by giving you their DFS teams of the week@waxing_lyrical@mainzey7@ndutton13

Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson returns to discuss the mutually beneficial relationship between war-makers and star-gazers. He says the military often serves as a source of creative inspiration for astrophysicists and shares some of the unexpected breakthroughs that emerged from government funded defense projects. Then Neil weighs in on President Trump’s proposed Space Force. He cautions that just because Donald Trump suggested it doesn’t necessarily mean it is bad idea, and in fact, he suggested just such an idea during the George W. Bush Administration. He recommends that a Space Force shouldn’t just protect America and our Space assets from enemies but from asteroids and space junk as well. Neil describes what a full-blown space war might look like, and it’s probably not what you’re imagining. Plus we talk about a crazy scheme to weaponize asteroids, the power of the words “I don’t know,” and Neil suggests that America needs a “Truth Force” in addition to a Space Force. Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson’s book Accessory to War: The Unspoken Alliance Between Astrophysics and the Military is available Tuesday (9/11/18) on Amazon, Audible, or wherever books are sold. For more fun stuff visit www.haydenplanetarium.org/tyson, subscribe to his podcast StarTalk Radio wherever you like to listen, and follow Neil Degrasse Tyson on twitter at @NeilTyson. Today’s episode was sponsored by Heineken, Emma Email Marketing, Bombas, and NFL Podcasts.

There's a new "Ghostbusters" in town so Neil Rosen, Bill McCuddy and Bill Bregoli had to call our expert in all things geeky, Jack Rico, to give his take on this new female-centric version. Does it ruin your childhood (as one blogger feared) or just send you to therapy? Then Neil looks at "The Secret Life of Pets" and Jack explains his dog (there's a poodle in there somewhere). Then we look at "Len and Company" and "The Duel" which are available on-demand. It's culture and ecto-plasm all in one podcast!