Podcasts about What I Got

This week Dave (https://dgshow.org/hosts/dave) and Gunnar (https://dgshow.org/hosts/gunnar) talk about the norms of dream coercion, the norms of encrypted messaging, and the norms of ransomware game theory Bo Burnham's “Inside” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1BneeJTDcU) Foo Fighters at the ICON Music Center (https://iconmusiccenter.com/) Are advertisers coming for your dreams? (https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2021/06/are-advertisers-coming-your-dreams) Silent Lucidity (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhat-xUQ6dw) by Queensryche Unrelated: Sleep Sensing on Nest Hub (2nd gen) (https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/10357288) Also unrelated: Amazon.com Wants to Monitor You in Your Sleep, for Your Benefit (https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-07-09/amazon-com-wants-to-monitor-you-in-your-sleep-for-your-benefit) We Got the Phone the FBI Secretly Sold to Criminals (https://www.vice.com/en/article/n7b4gg/anom-phone-arcaneos-fbi-backdoor) Why everyone should use disappearing messages on WhatsApp and Signal (https://www.wired.co.uk/article/whatsapp-signal-disappearing-messages) Related XKCD (https://xkcd.com/538/) Opinion | Could Ransomware Become a Geopolitical Weapon? Game Theory Says Yes. (https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2021/07/08/ransomware-game-theory-geopolitics-cyber-attack-498625) Cutting Room Floor * Smells Like Teen Spirit Cover In Classical Latin (75 BC to 3rd Century AD) Bardcore (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbEKIW3pUUk) * Frozen's “Let It Go” Performed in Klingon (https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/606709/frozens-let-it-go-in-klingon) * “Don't Stop Believin'” Performed in Klingon (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOJoOtk7Scw) * Subterranean Homesick Blues Performed in a Regional Jet Restroom (https://www.openculture.com/2021/06/the-airline-toilets-theatre-company.html) as performed by the Airline Toilets Theatre Company (and member of the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain (https://www.ukuleleorchestra.com/)) * ”Take on Me” Performed by Face Smacking (https://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/o137d0/oc_i_discovered_that_i_can_play_a_melody_by/) * Sublime Text (https://what-i-got.glitch.me/) to get What I Got We Give Thanks * The D&G Show Slack Clubhouse for the discussion topics!

NEW Episode "Giv'em What I Got" featuring friend of the show Larion as always the fellas provide some much needed Positive Black News then shared dialogue on Sha'Carri Richardson, the banning of "Afro Hair" swim caps at the Olympics, Tabitha Brown retiring her husband and much more. Tune in it's The Culture Uncut!!!

BMS Episode 79 (Let’s Take it Back…) It’s always great reflecting on the music of my youth. So let’s have fun taking it back to the old school! Today’s episode features, Chaka Khan, The S.O.S. Band, Instant Funk, Cameron, Rick James, and many more! PLAYLIST 1. I'm Every Woman/Chaka Khan 2. It's A Love Thing/The Whispers 3. Love In The Fast Lane/Dynasty 4. S.O.S. (Dit Dit Dit Dash Dash)/The S.O.S. Band 5. Big Time/Rick James 6. I Need Your Lovin'/Teena Marie 7. Magic of You/Rafael Cameron 8. I Got My Mind Made Up/Instant Funk 9. Act Like You Know/Fat Larry's Band 10. Reach Up/Toney Lee 11. Jump To It/Aretha Franklin 12. Jump To The Beat/Stacy Lattisaw 13. Once You Got Me Going/Debby Blackwell 14. What I Got is What You Need/U-Nique 15. Whatcha Doin'/Seawind 16. Gonna Get Over You/France Jolie 17. (Are You Ready) Bus Stop/Fatback Band 18. Body Music/The Strikers

In recent years, oldies radio stations have inched further into the future - and have begun to focus on favorites from the '70s (and even '80s) rather than from the '50s and '60s. So we wondered, forty years from now - in 2052 - will songs of the '90s, '00s and '10s make it onto oldies radio? What will be in heavy rotation - and what will be left off of the playlist? We ask Chris Molanphy - author of the "100 & Single" Billboard charts column in the Village Voice – and we talk with Scott Shannon - who was, back in 2012, a WPLJ host and creator of the syndicated radio network The True Oldies Channel - about the state of oldies today.  Check out Chris Molanphy's playlist (chronological listing): Twenty songs we’ll still be hearing on oldies radio in 2052 by Chris Molanphy (In chronological order by original release) 1. Sir Mix-a-Lot, “Baby Got Back” (1992) – This hit was underestimated by critics in ’92, compared with Arrested Development’s “Tennessee” (Peak on Billboard’s Hot 100: No. 1) 2. Pearl Jam, “Yellow Ledbetter” (1992) – An example of how classic-rock acts are eventually remembered for a song that wasn’t their biggest radio hit. (Peak on Billboard’s Hot 100: No. 97) 3. Radiohead, “Creep” (1993) – Still their U.S. biggest hit, and though they’ve recorded greater albums this is still most likely to be in rotation decades from now. (Peak on Billboard’s Hot 100: No. 34) 4. Snoop (Doggy) Dogg, “Gin and Juice” (1994) – Because a great line is a great line, and “With my mind on my money and my money on my mind” is a great one. (Peak on Billboard’s Hot 100: No. 8) 5. Mariah Carey, “Always Be My Baby” (1996) – She was the biggest pop star of the ’90s, but a lot of her hits got burned out long ago; this one hasn’t. (Peak on Billboard’s Hot 100: No. 1) 6. Sublime, “What I Got” (1996) – Because bros and stoners, like it or not, are going to have a new “The Joker”/”Slow Ride.” (Peak on Billboard’s Hot 100: N/A—Airplay chart peak No. 29) 7. Blur, “Song 2” (1997) – Sports will still be the way we hear a lot of pop songs. (Peak on Billboard’s Hot 100: N/A—Airplay chart peak No. 55) 8. Backstreet Boys, “I Want It That Way” (1999) – Great song; but also the Chinese brothers’ lip-dub (2005) was one of YouTube’s first viral videos—the future of hits. (Peak on Billboard’s Hot 100: No. 6) 9. Eminem, “Lose Yourself” (2002) – He won an Oscar for it, essentially because it’s this generation’s “Gonna Fly Now”/“Eye of the Tiger.” (Peak on Billboard’s Hot 100: No. 1) 10. Coldplay, “Clocks” (2002) – Every generation has its easy-listening songs. (Peak on Billboard’s Hot 100: No. 29) 11. The White Stripes, “Seven Nation Army” (2003) – Because you can’t stop a good bassline, even when it’s actually played on a guitar. (Peak on Billboard’s Hot 100: No. 76) 12. The Postal Service, “Such Great Heights” or Yeah Yeah Yeahs, “Maps” (2003) – One of these will be the “Just Like Heaven” of our era—the hipster love song. (Peak on Billboard’s Hot 100: N/A, No. 87) 13. OutKast, “Hey Ya!” (2003) – Burned out in its heyday but will probably never die. (Peak on Billboard’s Hot 100: No. 1) 14. Kelly Clarkson, “Since U Been Gone” (2005) – It will be the Millennial generation’s “sass anthem,” akin to “Respect” or “I Will Survive” (Peak on Billboard’s Hot 100: No. 2) 15. Gnarls Barkley, “Crazy” (2006) – Because of its malleability as a song; decades hence it might be a folk classic. (Peak on Billboard’s Hot 100: No. 2) 16. Rihanna, “Umbrella” (2007) – It’s the lyrics: beneath its hip-hop exterior lie the bones of an old-time, sentimental love ballad. (Peak on Billboard’s Hot 100: No. 1) 17. Beyoncé, “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)” (2008) – Weddings alone guarantee this a permanent hit-parade spot. (Peak on Billboard’s Hot 100: No. 1) 18. Jay-Z, “Empire State of Mind” (2009) – Rap’s Frank Sinatra ensured himself decades of royalties with his own Yankee-game-worthy perennial. (Peak on Billboard’s Hot 100: No. 1) 19. Lady Gaga, “Bad Romance” (2009) – Its nonsense lyric is “wamp-baba-lula” worthy; its video is a classic. (Peak on Billboard’s Hot 100: No. 2) 20. Taio Cruz, “Dynamite” (2010) – I’ve never met a kid under 10 who doesn’t love it, and they will all be in their fifties in 2052. (Peak on Billboard’s Hot 100: No. 2)    

For my friends who missed the show last night here's the hoshabang bringing you the funkiest Tech&Jack in the scene from Oldskool Jackin to the nicest UK garage. So get laidback and chill on the floor bcos its time to relax!! playlist: Corduroy Mavericks - Let's Go Back (Original Mix) Audio Jacker - Holdin' On (Original Mix) Spooner Street & Rio Dela Luna - Cool (Leonardo La Mark Remix) AlexZ - Gotta Be Free (Original Mix) Tasha LaRae, DJ Spen, John Morales - Wish I Didn't Miss You (John Morales M+M Dub Mix) Adri Block - Get Up & Down (Original) Alexander Cruel - Move Aside (Original Mix) Jazzyfunk - Deep Inside (Sammy Deuce Extended Remix) JT Donaldson - Loveheadz Me and My Toothbrush - Making Love (Original Club Mix) Fred Dekker - Clubjack Deluxe (Original Mix) JL & Afterman - In da Club (Original Mix) Rhythm Staircase & Stradivarius - Only Right Block & Crown - That's What I Got in Store (Original Mix) Junk24 - Kralle

For my friends who missed the show last night here's the hoshabang bringing you the funkiest Tech&Jack in the scene from Oldskool Jackin to the nicest UK garage. So get laidback and chill on the floor bcos its time to relax!! playlist: Corduroy Mavericks - Let's Go Back (Original Mix) Audio Jacker - Holdin' On (Original Mix) Spooner Street & Rio Dela Luna - Cool (Leonardo La Mark Remix) AlexZ - Gotta Be Free (Original Mix) Tasha LaRae, DJ Spen, John Morales - Wish I Didn't Miss You (John Morales M+M Dub Mix) Adri Block - Get Up & Down (Original) Alexander Cruel - Move Aside (Original Mix) Jazzyfunk - Deep Inside (Sammy Deuce Extended Remix) JT Donaldson - Loveheadz Me and My Toothbrush - Making Love (Original Club Mix) Fred Dekker - Clubjack Deluxe (Original Mix) JL & Afterman - In da Club (Original Mix) Rhythm Staircase & Stradivarius - Only Right Block & Crown - That's What I Got in Store (Original Mix) Junk24 - Kralle

Down a BACK END ROAD on the NULLARBOR we found a LONG DROP toilet that was giving HAPPY ENDINGS to all.  Trust me, everything is FINE AND GOOD, because 10 BEERS is WHAT I GOT and they're YOURS TO KEEP!... It's cryptic, they're song names, we played music.   Songs in order: 1. Pierce Brothers - Back End Roads 2. Sticky Fingers - Happy Endings 3. Floodlights - Nullarbor 4. Chimp Militia - 10 Beers 5. Sublime - What I Got 6. Teddybears - Yours to Keep 7. Local H - Fine and Good 8. NoFoTo - Long Drop  

Title sponsors: Sparkles Detail, Orange Beach Invasion & Scrapin’ The Coast   ODB covers scene updates including checking in with Riggity Ron Perkins from @HammerDWeekendWear to discuss the new shirts up for pre-order! ODB covers Lincoln Addict updates and what to come for Ep. 115 including Orange Beach Invasion 2019. Use hashtag #OBI2019 on your pics at the show this coming weekend! Stay On Da Rise!    -Visit OLP’s Big Cartel site to purchase OLP merch!   -Visit HammerDWeekendWear to snag HammerD OG or Van HammerD or gift certificates!    -Visit ATLMagazine.com to order a 2019 subscription which will include 6 issues! Bi-monthly ya’ll.    Big ups to All Time Low Magazine, HammerD Weekend Wear, Eye Kandy Designs & ViAir Corp!    Bumper music in this episode includes: “Summertime Again” by Roscoe & “Doin' Time” by Sublime ft. Pharcyde remixed by Marshall Arts on “What I Got.. - EP". Thanks to the Air Head Nation/OLP Crew for the continued support. PEACE! We out’cheah!    RIP Mark “Papa Smurf” Ballard! We miss you Dad!

Diretta dalla sedicesima edizione di ‘Fa’ La cosa giusta’, fiera nazionale del consumo critico e degli stili di vita sostenibili, discussione con Raniero Madonna, membro della Rete Stop Biocidio. Canzoni: ‘Loreto Paradiso’ dei Selton, ‘ What I Got’ dei Sublime, ‘Argentovivo’ di Daniele Silvestri ft Manuel Agnelli e Rancore, ‘Rolling in the Deep’ di Adele, ‘Love Just Aint’t Enough’ di Kara Marni, ‘E, la vita la vita’ di Cochi e Renato, ‘ Stella’ di Giorgio Poi. Conducono: Adelaide Bozzoli Parasacchi, Margherita Fruzza, Marco Molè. (prima parte)

Diretta dalla sedicesima edizione di ‘Fa’ La cosa giusta’, fiera nazionale del consumo critico e degli stili di vita sostenibili, discussione con Raniero Madonna, membro della Rete Stop Biocidio. Canzoni: ‘Loreto Paradiso’ dei Selton, ‘ What I Got’ dei Sublime, ‘Argentovivo’ di Daniele Silvestri ft Manuel Agnelli e Rancore, ‘Rolling in the Deep’ di Adele, ‘Love Just Aint’t Enough’ di Kara Marni, ‘E, la vita la vita’ di Cochi e Renato, ‘ Stella’ di Giorgio Poi. Conducono: Adelaide Bozzoli Parasacchi, Margherita Fruzza, Marco Molè. (prima parte)

This episode includes: - Interview with Claire Cylkowski regarding her upcoming project trip to Karnes, Texas as a law student and with the National Lawyers Guild to aid the Karnes Probono project. Links for more information: - https://www.raicestexas.org/?fbclid=IwAR3u4Py283NvMZM3TJ-4mB1JlViD4u4Fd6nx_tfrbT_qWtSQ8vcpGSk4SZU- https://www.gofundme.com/detention-center-trip- https://spark.adobe.com/page/6vbpzvxcBumWf/?fbclid=IwAR0IlEL2AcnBs-W-_ARKJaZJulRoO8SDnt4rMj5typtYeDdVyBM6VXu3P3E- https://www.nlg.org/about/history/?fbclid=IwAR30_XwyQOxGSAwXG0ZqbVUGzdPVt2ehdbk6SerevgSX7UobkKdB697ToHkFollowing this interview I present “The Wishing Tree” by Stephen Young Music in this episode is:- “What I Got” by Braden Canfield- “Someone You Dream Of” by Stephen Young and The Union

Recorded October 22nd, 2017 Dan, Seamus, and Tori talk about the case recently heard by the Supreme Court involving partisan gerrymandering in Wisconsin. The three talk about how computer data, a legal paper, and a little bit of math may cause the Supreme Court to rule in favor of Wisconsin Democrats, who are trying to show that district lines are so unfairly drawn there is almost no way Democrats could hold a majority of seats in the state government, even when they win a majority of the votes. Intro Song Credit: "What I Got" - Sublime MCA (1996)

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It’s a jam packed craft beer, musical extravaganza on this week’s At The Hops.  We’ve got superstar musicians AnneMarie Neff and Ken Grandjean.  The music dynamic duo return to our studio to share some stories from their last tour of Ireland and talk about their upcoming return to the UK.  AnneMarie and Ken give us two amazing performances including AnneMarie’s original “What I Got” featured on her latest EP “Brand New Day” AnneMarie and Ken also join Chas and Mike for tasting of the Terrapin Beer Side Project known as Poivre Potion Dry Hopped Pink Peppercorn Saison.  And if you’re not sure what a saison is - we’ll have ol’ buddy Jack tell you all the details on another edition of That’s The Fact Jack. Up for some more beer learning?  We have a special visit from Certified Beer Judge Jeremy Short to give us some tips on improving our understanding of mouthfeel.  Jeremy is a renowned beer blogger as well and his highly informative articles can be found at www.pintwell.com. All this and the latest in craft beer news! Special thanks to these artists for their wonderful background music: Kevin MacLeod at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sc3aMkyJ1Q8 Ben Sound at www.bensound.com 

IMP Podcast Ep. 2 Tracklist 1. Radio Drive - "Humanity" 2. AGrace - "What I Got" 3. JTizzle - "Body Talk" 4. Lonesome Highway Band - "Doughnut Man" 5. King Bizzie - "Dead Real" feat. Blood Raw 6. Nick Festari - "There Will Be No Prize" 7. Crimson Brooks - "All You Ever Wanted"

By now you have probably opened all of your presents and are wondering what else to do with your day. Since you can’t go to the theater to watch The Interview (topical!), why not kick back with some eggnog and listen to the Nerds Without Pants have an exhaustive discussion about some of our favorite music from the seventh console generation? And yes, I realize that I blundered when I brought up BioShock Infinite. We were almost 4 hours into recording, so cut me some slack! Happy Festivus! EDIT: You can thank Angelo for pushing to get this episode out early for you Christmas Eve travelers. Enjoy! FEATURED MUSIC: The Who: My Generation Super Mario Galaxy—Gusty Garden Galaxy Mass Effect 2—Suicide Mission Mass Effect—The Normandy Final Fantasy XIII—Blinded by Light Heavy Rain— Ethan Mars theme Ace Combat 6—Liberation of Gracemaria Spec Ops—The 33rd Batman: Arkham City—Wham, Gotcha! Skyrim—Streets of Whiterun Fable 2—Bowerstone Market Scott Pilgrim—Another Winter Double Dragon Neon –Final Palace Shatter—Neon Mines Emil Chronicle Online—Under the Pressure Little Big Planet 2—Batteroo Diablo 3—New Tristram Shadow Warrior—Risen From the Ashes Corpse Party—Chapter 5 Main Theme Portal—Still Alive Metal Gear Rising—It Has to Be This Way Nier—Song of the Ancients Alan Wake—The Poet and the Muse FIFA ’14—Hit It (American Authors) BioShock Infinite—God only Knows (Barbershop Quartet) Fallout 3—I Don’t Want to Set the World on Fire (The Ink Spots) Gran Turismo 5—Piano Sonata No. 17 in D Minor (Ludwig van Beethoven) Saints Row 3—What I Got (female voice 2) Cave Story—On to Grass Town Red Dead Redemption—Far Away (Jose Gonzales)      

By now you have probably opened all of your presents and are wondering what else to do with your day. Since you can’t go to the theater to watch The Interview (topical!), why not kick back with some eggnog and listen to the Nerds Without Pants have an exhaustive discussion about some of our favorite music from the seventh console generation? And yes, I realize that I blundered when I brought up BioShock Infinite. We were almost 4 hours into recording, so cut me some slack! Happy Festivus! EDIT: You can thank Angelo for pushing to get this episode out early for you Christmas Eve travelers. Enjoy! FEATURED MUSIC: The Who: My Generation Super Mario Galaxy—Gusty Garden Galaxy Mass Effect 2—Suicide Mission Mass Effect—The Normandy Final Fantasy XIII—Blinded by Light Heavy Rain— Ethan Mars theme Ace Combat 6—Liberation of Gracemaria Spec Ops—The 33rd Batman: Arkham City—Wham, Gotcha! Skyrim—Streets of Whiterun Fable 2—Bowerstone Market Scott Pilgrim—Another Winter Double Dragon Neon –Final Palace Shatter—Neon Mines Emil Chronicle Online—Under the Pressure Little Big Planet 2—Batteroo Diablo 3—New Tristram Shadow Warrior—Risen From the Ashes Corpse Party—Chapter 5 Main Theme Portal—Still Alive Metal Gear Rising—It Has to Be This Way Nier—Song of the Ancients Alan Wake—The Poet and the Muse FIFA ’14—Hit It (American Authors) BioShock Infinite—God only Knows (Barbershop Quartet) Fallout 3—I Don’t Want to Set the World on Fire (The Ink Spots) Gran Turismo 5—Piano Sonata No. 17 in D Minor (Ludwig van Beethoven) Saints Row 3—What I Got (female voice 2) Cave Story—On to Grass Town Red Dead Redemption—Far Away (Jose Gonzales)      

With Lumps For Her Pleaure1. MbR Show Intro2. None the Wise3. Making Love to My Lunchmeat4. Squiggy the Prostitute5. I Dig a Pygmy6. Dumpsterbaby *7. Junebug8. Church Street Whore (live)9. Easy (live)10. What I Got to Do?11. Praise, Praise, Praise 2 (performed by Krishnafish)**12. Snotrocket (original off air recording)13. Crash My Car (featuring shout outs to friends)All songs written by C. McCabe except *written by C. McCabe and R. Lavalle and **performed and written by Krishnafish. Featuring off-air recordings of the Head Lump Rob Demperio from Lumpytunes!Enjoy this special edition of our podcast celebrating our favorite radio show, Lumpytunes!, hosted by Head Lump Rob Demperio every Tuesday night at 11pm on 96.5 WSLR in Sarasota, Florida, and worldwide on the web at www.wslr.org. Lumpytunes! regular features Murdered by Robots and is dedicated to difficult listening everywhere! We are proud to be included in this weekly audio assault of underground and experimental noise music traditionally not suited for the mediocre masses. Included in this tribute are announcements by the Head Lump taken directly from his show, as well as our first ever track to be featured, "Snotrocket", the very first Murdered by ROBOTS song ever to be played over the FM airwaves. Also included is an original recording written and performed by our longtime friend and collaborator Krishnafish titled Praise, Praise, Praise 2.

With Lumps For Her Pleaure1. MbR Show Intro2. None the Wise3. Making Love to My Lunchmeat4. Squiggy the Prostitute5. I Dig a Pygmy6. Dumpsterbaby *7. Junebug8. Church Street Whore (live)9. Easy (live)10. What I Got to Do?11. Praise, Praise, Praise 2 (performed by Krishnafish)**12. Snotrocket (original off air recording)13. Crash My Car (featuring shout outs to friends)All songs written by C. McCabe except *written by C. McCabe and R. Lavalle and **performed and written by Krishnafish. Featuring off-air recordings of the Head Lump Rob Demperio from Lumpytunes!Enjoy this special edition of our podcast celebrating our favorite radio show, Lumpytunes!, hosted by Head Lump Rob Demperio every Tuesday night at 11pm on 96.5 WSLR in Sarasota, Florida, and worldwide on the web at www.wslr.org. Lumpytunes! regular features Murdered by Robots and is dedicated to difficult listening everywhere! We are proud to be included in this weekly audio assault of underground and experimental noise music traditionally not suited for the mediocre masses. Included in this tribute are announcements by the Head Lump taken directly from his show, as well as our first ever track to be featured, "Snotrocket", the very first Murdered by ROBOTS song ever to be played over the FM airwaves. Also included is an original recording written and performed by our longtime friend and collaborator Krishnafish titled Praise, Praise, Praise 2.

With over three and a quarter hours of toy talk, you could easily spread this cast out over a week. Let us see, Monday would be con news, a smattering of great toy news and some Matty/MOTUC Q and A. Tuesday would yield a little more toy news, a look at 3rd party love and possibly the Store Report. Wednesday would have us looking at some new stuff online, including ShelfLifeX.com. As well as a quick look at What I Got. Thursday we would look at this amazing transforming Sky Striker Starscream and some affordable cancelled G.I. Joes. Finally we would round out the week of toy goodness by hearing from you, talking some Botcon and then some non-toy news from the franchises. Not a bad a week, in my opinion.

In this episode of the Spiraken Movie Review,Xan Baz & Rufus marvel as Kurt Russell and Sly Stallone Let their powers combine in this 1989 Action Buddy Cop Film, "Tango & Cash" directed by Andrey Konchalovskiy and also starring Jack Palance, Brion James, James Hong and Teri Hatcher There is also discuss on when Xan had a Fu Man Chu Mustache, the insanity of buddy cop films, and why one needs a RV from Hell Please send us any comments concerns and ideas on how to make this podcast better. Let us know so we can do something about it. Also check out the facebook fangroup Spiraken Movie Review, And finally, listen to the primary podcast, The Spiraken Manga Review and check out Xan's sidekickery on the fightbait.com podcast Hope you enjoy. Music For Episode: Intro Music -Harlem Nocturne by Earl Hagan (Tango & Cash OST), Ending Music -Best of What I Got by Bad English (Tango & Cash OST) Our Website http://www.spiraken.com Our Forum http://spiraken.darkbb.com Our Email Spirakenmovie@gmail.com My Email xan@spiraken.com Cohost's Emailbaz.spiraken@gmail.com Our Twitter Spirakenmovie Our facebook fangroup Spiraken Movie Review Xboxlive Gamertag Xan Spiraken Our Voicemail 206-350-8462 Random Question of the Week: How Many Jack Palance Movies can you name?