Podcasts about who well

Possum Terry is back and we dive in on how according to DJ DJ Lewis - they are tryin to brainwash us! Who? Well, the computers of course!  And in the middle of all that our internet started to cut out. Coincidence? I think not. 

It’s 1989. Alan Moore’s Watchmen is a commercial and critical success. Batmania is taking the nation by storm, ushering in a golden age for superhero movies. So there’s only one thing to do: Hire the Batman guy to write a script for Watchmen… and hire Terry Gilliam to direct!Does all of that sound too good to be true? Well, if you’ve paid any attention to what this podcast is about, then, yeah, it should. That’s kinda what we’re about here. This first part of Sam Hamm’s Watchmen script gives us a glimpse at the downfall of the superhero team known as “the Watchmen.” Yes, we know that they’re never actually called that in the comics. TELL SAM HAMM, NOT US. Because they are explicitly referred to by this name. It’s a whole, weird opening sequence set at the Statue of Liberty, complete with Dr. Manhattan, an oddly glib Rorschach, and one exploding superhero. Who? Well, hit play and find out! This week's cover photo is courtesy of Michael Stoler... and make sure you check out his site: http://www.stoler.info -- so many projects there that you absolutely MUST SEE!Like this podcast? Hate it? Either way, give us a review on your platform of choice! Here's an easy link to help: https://ratethispodcast.com/tablereadsAlso: Don’t forget that our patrons can join us on a livestream while we record these episodes roughly a month in advance! They also get early access to posted episodes, AD FREE. Just head on over to www.patreon.com/TableReads and make a pledge! We’ll love you whether you do or not, but becoming a patron is the best way not to get friend-zoned. Our episodes are also available as in-studio videos on YouTube! Just go to YouTube.tablereadspodcast.com and subscribe!As always, you can reach out to us on Twitter @TheTableReads or find us on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/Tablereads Or you can find us anywhere on the internet by going to https://linktr.ee/tablereads

Max Traver, network commenter extraordinaire and writer of Max Reads Comics pops his podcasting cherry with a new episode of Panel by Panel, one looking at a panel from 1941's Star-Spangled Comics #1. Is it Star-Spangled Kid? Is it the Tarantula? No, it's Armstrong of the Army! Who? Well, listen and find out. Plus, your feedback from our previous episode, which shows how PbP is training people's brains to look deep into small things. A clean look at the image in the Panel by Panel Supplemental. This podcast is a proud member of the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST NETWORK Visit our WEBSITE: http://fireandwaterpodcast.com/ Follow us on TWITTER - https://twitter.com/FWPodcasts Like our FACEBOOK page - https://www.facebook.com/FWPodcastNetwork Use our HASHTAG online: #FWPodcasts Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/fwpodcasts Subscribe via iTunes as part of the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST: http://itunes.apple.com/podcast/the-fire-and-water-podcast/id463855630 Leave us a comment, we'll read it between the panels!

The Autumn Wind is a Raider. John Gruden gives the Lions a gift by calling a late game timeout. Matt Patricia and the Lions' coaching staff send it back to JC Penny. Matthew Stafford is having the type of season that only one organization could piss away. There is one particular player that everybody wants to like on the Lions' defense. It may be time to say goodbye to that player because he's just not very good. Who? Well, he's consistently be among the lowest rated defenders on the Lions according to Pro Football Focus. We give you this week's early-line picks in the world of College and Pro Football. Brought to you by MY Bookie! The Pistons are less than 10 games in and everybody is hurt, but there is one player on the floor that is really holding them afloat. This man deserves a golf clap. The World Series is over and the Washington Nationals had an incredible run. But was there another 2019 championship team that was more impressive? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Come one, come all! Meet the cast, and meet the crew! Who? Well the Old Guy and The Kid of course and all of their looney counter parts! Do you like nerd stuff? Geek stuff? A little of both? Excellent, because you're getting some of everything. We're talking D&D, we're talking fantasy, and we're talking. Yeah we're talking, that's good right? I guess if you're into that kind of thing... Hey did you know that the Old Guy has never heard of a lute or a carrot flute!? He's old but not old enough apparently. Anyways, come on down and get ball blasted if you know what we mean. Did we mention Timmons? No? What about his prank call? No on that too? Oh you've gotta listen then! Also, don't forget that even vampires take pre-workout! Follow us on Twitter: @GuyandKid Look at us on Instagram: @OldGuyandTheKid Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/oldguyandthekid

The Handoff… DAVID: The art of theater and the inevitability of change - they’ve gone together from the beginning of, well, of theater. And I’m not talking about the pocket change that most theater artists earn for their work, or the mundane kinds of change - like ‘scenery changes’ and ‘quick changes in the dressing room. The art form itself has changed over the centuries, from a single bard standing in the square reciting an epic poem, to Greek choruses expounding exposition, to men playing women, to women playing men, to men writing plays in which people drop F-bombs, to women writing plays in which women talk to each other about something other than men. The audience changes too, mostly by turning gray, but sometimes by turning the tables on the theater establishment and demanding something new. And, inevitably, those of us who give our opinions on the art of theater, we change too. And that’s good, because new voices and new ideas always serve to keep things interesting and fresh. Which is a long, theatrical way of saying that after nearly ten years of contributing my thoughts - and my voice - to this weekly ‘Second Row Center’ radio segment, it’s time for me to make a change, and as such, this will be my last time appearing on the radio in this particular format. Why the change? Main reason – I’ve taken a position as the Community Editor with the Petaluma Argus Courier, and the new gig will be taking up a great deal of my time. I will continue as the theater reviewer of the North Bay Bohemian, however, so I will stay in the role of North Bay theater critic, in print, if not on KRCB. Which brings me to Harry Duke, who will be taking over this segment, beginning . . . well, beginning right now. Ladies and Gentlemen, Mr. Harry Duke. HARRY: Thank you, David. We’ll now take a short pause while the listeners say “Who?” Well, I am Harry Duke. I’m a twenty-five-year resident of Sonoma County, a graduate of Sonoma State University’s Theatre Arts program, an actor, a director, an educator, one of the founders of the Marquee Theatre Journalists Awards, the Chief Information Officer of the San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle and a member of the American Theatre Critics Association. I’ve been performing on North Bay stages since the last century and reviewing theatre as far back as my days on my New Jersey high school newspaper. I love theatre. Whether onstage or in the audience, theatre has always been the place I have been most content. We are fortunate to have an abundance of it in this area. With so many choices and limited time or resources, how does one go about deciding what to see? That’s where a critic can be of assistance. I’ll share my thoughts and opinions with you about productions in the North Bay and beyond. The foundation of those thoughts will be my education, my experience, and my love of the art of theatre. I’d rather give you a reason to go see something than to not go see something but, like a baseball umpire, I just call ‘em like I see ‘em. Thanks to my colleague David Templeton and to the folks at KRCB for allowing me to add my voice to the Radio 91 airwaves. So, until next week, I’m Harry Duke… DAVID: And I WAS David Templeton, Second Row Center . . . HARRY: … for KRCB.

Hey kids! Thanks for stopping by. We have a super fun show ahead of us this week! I really mean it this time. It's super fun. It's all about a super doofus of the DC Comics Universe, Dufus P Ratchet himself, Big Sir! Who? Well, tune in and find out... First off though we start off with some talk about the new Super Girl TV Show. Then it's on to At The Movies where we talk on two separate flicks I saw. The first one is the much maligned Gem And The Holograms and also my first ever James Bond flick, Spectre... It's a great show like always, Make sure to tell a friend and make sure to stop by SupportTheReport.com and check out how you can get the ISR Supertape VHS Tape! It's totally worth it! Just do it already! Also hop on over to VirtualDirtmall.com and see what I have on sale. It's a great way to support the show!            

“He burns at the center of time and he can see the turn of the universe.” Who’s that, you ask? Why, its the Doctor! Doctor Who? Well, find out when Bryan the Bear, Oral the Boy Who Waited, Pat the Talking (and grrahhing Bearskin Rug), Jacob the straight boy on the floor, Drew of First Order Historians, and special guest LIVE from England, Craig from Geekery Most Foul discuss the beginnings, middle, and endings of the hit BBC sci-fi/adventure show (not necessarily in that order), premiering its new season THIS Saturday on BBC America! https://nerdyshow.com/2012/08/flame-on-s02-doctor-who-101/Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.