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This week on Cinema Royale we are partying in the streets of NYC with Lin Manuel Miranda's love letter to Washington Heights, In the Heights. Then Travis and John just get more confused trying to understand the plot of Paraount+'s Antoine Fuqua/Mark Whalberg action flick, Infinite. To round out the reviews the guys try to figure out what a movie needs to be to qualify as good as Travis uses his ‘Burrito' analogy to review The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard.Plus our thoughts on the Masters of the Universe: Revelation trailer, new She-Hulk casting, Liam Neeson returning as Qui-Gon Jinn, and a possible Kingpin sequel!All of this and more!You can subscribe to Cinema Royale wherever you get your podcasts! Follow the Punch Drunk Critics and Cinema Royale!

Hey Basics! In this week's episode the running theme was adulthood. We reflect back on what we thought about adults as children – some of it funny with a splash of serious because we like to keep it balanced, you know. Queue Chelsie to lighten the mood by telling us a story about her blossoming adulthood that ended in a visit from her mother. Then Travis comes for a unneeded age reality check: what exactly is a milk model? A few NDAs, adult Yoohoos, cupholder pillows and plenty of laughs later we may have ended this brunch a little tipsier than it started. Cheers Basics! Be sure to Follow or Subscribe wherever you stream your podcasts. Follow us on Insta @basicbrunchcast, Twitter @basicbrunchcast, and Threadless @ basicbrunchcast.threadless.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/basicbrunchcast/support

Recorded 1-28-2021:  This week Drew and Pete are joined by Travis Russel from the Youtube Channel Chicago Science Bros,  Travis talks about the science show he does with his kids and some of the crazy experiments they have attempted and a funny fail.  Then Travis joins Drew and Pete in breaking down the news this week.  Then the three of them jump into the Way-Back machine and take a look at the movies that came out in 1998. Top 5 List is 40 minutes in

The crew reacts to Gable's story in the Grandfire. Before they get too much time to process, Jane takes the stage and tells a story about Rusalka that a stranger told her in a bar. Then Travis is compelled to enter the fire and gets compelled to do something he only very recently has grown accustomed to: tell the truth. That obviously causes trouble and our heroes are forced to hide in Dref's office.CONTENT WARNINGMain Show: Soclian anxiety, starvation, poverty, a moment meant to criticize a rich person that flirts with fat shaming (a person who is eating during a famine is recognized as healthy by his belly,) infidelity, temptation, guilt and shame, humiliation, tragic lossDear Uhuru: Coming back within the next two weeks! Sorry!Skyjacks Setting Zine Volume 1Make Georgia Twice as Nice!Pre-Order The Ultimate Micro-RPG Book!Join Our Mailing ListBuy A Different Bird Shirt

Monsters Vs Men tackles the second film of the Gamera series. With a monster who oozes purple blood, is this movie good or is it crud? We also discuss if this movie would have been better without the monsters, and why the villain a standout. Then Travis and Michael from Kaiju Weekly join us for our awards.  Also check out our patreon at: patreon.com/mvmpod

00:24 News, 20:30 Recent Activities, 31:11 Travis' Clone Wars Thoughts/Review, 47:07 EVO 2020 Online This episode, Travis & Damian dive into the general news including Ghost of Tsushima State of Play, Paper Mario: The Origami King, & the Snyder Justice League cut. Then Travis dives into his thoughts on Star Wars: The Clone Wars series + their thoughts on EVO Online with no Smash Bros. Ultimate. Enjoy the episode~ Travis' Star Wars: The Clone Wars Watch Guide: https://bit.ly/3efeVRh Welcome to the Travis & Damian Podcast! Just another 2 dudes on the internet talking about video games. Your co-hosts, Travis & Damian, share a love for video games and they use this podcast as a chance to talk about events within the industry. From Playstation to Nintendo, anything related to video games will be discussed on this podcast. They'll also talk about other pop culture topics like super heroes movies & anime but the main focus of this podcast is video games. New episode out every other week. Graphics by @tevinvuong (https://tevinvuong.com/) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/travisdamianpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/travisdamianpodcast/support

Scott Mason talks with Jake Curtis of Cal Sports Report about former Cal Safety and Jets 3rd round pick Ashtyn Davis as well as Travis Brown of Myaggienation.com in regards to the Texas A & M career of Jets 6th round pick, Punter Braden Mann! First, we talk with Jake to get a look at Davis' Cal days as we hear about the Safety's beginnings as a walk-on in both football and track, what he is like as a person including his relationship with his parents, Davis' ongoing development as a player, what it was like to get to know and watch Davis up close and see his speed on full display, the relationship between the young Safety and his coaches, teammates and local community, and whether or not Davis would be a good fit in New York. Then Travis joins the show to talk about Mann including the punter's early desires to be a linebacker and how that still factors into the way he plays, the recruitment process that led him to Texas A & M, his ascension from kickoff specialist to NCAA record breaking punter, rare leadership qualities for a punter that led to him being voted a team captain, how he would fare in adjusting to New York, likelihood of him reaching the expectations talent evaluators have for him at the NFL level, and much more! Play Like A Jet is part of the Turn On The Jets Digital Podcast network...... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Eric Jensen and Travis Steffen recap the latest NFL news. Then Travis gives us a look at the Chiefs offseason and the latest Sammy Watkins news.

This week, Travis and I — once again — pitch Porky’s in Space. Then Travis gives a review of Terminator Darak Fate; George wonders if there is room for a Life of Brian variation of The Terminator, and the possibility of The Lost Years of a Terminator for Love, Death, and Robots.Talk of Terminator leads us into discussing female roles in cinema, and how they are still not being served properly.Travis confesses that he has never seen Commando, so has chosen to watch it for next week’s show. He also gives a review of The Hunt with Hilary Swank.The latter part of the show, George talks about Streaming in the Pandemic. Then he talks more about Westworld Season 3, Hannibal Season 3, and the Arkane Studios game, Dishonoured 2.Lastly, Travis briefly talks about World War Z on Xbox Live.

Hey folks,This week Travis and George didn’t have a huge amount of time to watch things, but they still cobbled together a show for ya!Travis spoiled himself by getting a wire-free Oculus Rift. He also dove back into the world of Far Cry 5 — or more specifically the Vietnam expansion missions.Next he watched Season 3 of Glow on Netflix. While it started well, he felt it lost a little gusto towards the end.Then Travis (and George slightly) talk about the new album from Slipnot; We Are Not Your Kind. It’s good so far. It’s different, but good.George then confesses his love of Meat Loaf and he re-listened to Bat out of Hell: Back Into Hell. He also consumed the Netflix special, Rocko’s Modern Life: Static Cling, and Wu Assassins. Both shows kinda underwhelmed, but would probably be enjoyed in some fashion.

David & Travis talk about Esper Control in Standard and why you should be trying out this deck. Then Travis has an assertions : Every game is Candy Land or Chess.

Today on the show the guys start by talking about Mattress Firms new Snoozeternship (the internship you can sleep through). Then Travis unveils his idea for Hemp Hotel and discusses whether or not he’s ready for New York City (he’s not). Then to close out the hour Joseph Miller from the Lift For Life Gym comes in and talks about the upcoming St. Louis Microfest.   Follow @weareliveradio on Facebook/Instagram/Twitter for the latest WAL updates Check out www.midcoast.media for studio, production, apparel, and media capabilities. WAL@weareliveradio.com for inquiries --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/we-are-live-with-chris-denman/message

It's a pretty chill week this time with Chase, Randy, and Travis as they discuss daily life and what they have going on. They talk games, movies, and TV in this laid back episode. Then Travis and Chase go on a rant about their hype for Borderlands 3, much to Randy's dismay.

Travis and George discuss "This Land" by Gary Clark Jr, as well as the new work from Greta Van Fleet and The Struts. Then Travis goes on an impassioned speech about how CBS messed up Star Trek Discovery and how Seth McFarlane got The Orville so right. Finally, George talks through his first 34 hours of BioWare's Anthem.

In this episode Adron talks with Travis about starting and working site reliability in a large retail enterprise. They tackle topics ranging around outages, database sizing, monitoring and observability, disparate workloads and migrations between cloud providers. Then Travis and Adron head into discussion about distributed cache and some of the questions we would need to ask to determine the functionality needed. The episode then wraps up with a few outtakes at the end. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Well, we're back. And, this time it's at least for a few episodes. In the "reboot" Dallas and Travis explain why they stopped doing the podcast last year, why they couldn't keep up, and why it felt useless. Then Travis kicks things off by explaining that Trump is actually winning! Well, winning for Trump...maybe. They talk about the show's new format, the need for listeners to jump in, and touch a bit on next episodes topic - immigration. Dallas closes out the podcast by explaining a few personal beliefs. We're back. It's exciting. Follow us on Twitter @EveryFinePod and check out everythingsfinepodcast.com