Podcasts about Zacherle

GGACP celebrates the birthday of Emmy-winning director and producer Allan Arkush by revisiting this in-depth interview from 2018. In this episode, Allan entertains Gilbert and Frank with tales of working at the late, great Fillmore East, crossing paths with Ol' Blue Eyes (and Groucho!) apprenticing for the legendary Roger Corman and helming the cult classic “Rock ‘n' Roll High School.” Also, Jackie Mason fails to connect, Malcolm McDowell talks to his crotch, Bruce Willis locks horns with Cybill Shepherd and “A Hard Day's Night” changes Allan's life forever. PLUS: P.J. Soles! “The Girl Can't Help It”! In praise of Alexander & Karaszewski! Zacherle introduces the Grateful Dead! And Allan (reluctantly) remembers “Caddyshack 2”! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a Text Message.A gang of podcast punks, led by a producer named Wolfie; have been terrorizing the ears of listeners around the world for twelve years with their brand of film “discussion” cruelties. An enforcer named Arkham Josh tries to enlighten these punks with his unmatched cinematic knowledge. On Episode 626 of Trick or Treat Radio we celebrate our 12 Year Anniversary! On this milestone episode, our buddy Arkham Josh joins us to discuss the recent release of Vinegar Syndrome's 4K transfer of the Punksploitation film Intrepidos Punks! We also list our twelve favorite moments over the course of the show and we answer some tough questions from our listeners! So grab your favorite studded leather outfit, cut your hair into a reverse mohawk, and strap on for the world's most dangerous podcast!Stuff we talk about: Universal Monsters, monster kids, NECA, Crypt Club, horror toys at fast food restaurants, Intrepidos Punks, film reviews that were a long time coming, Brain Damage, 12 year anniversary celebration, The Columbus, Euro-Horror, House by the Cemetery, City of the Living Dead, The Beyond, Man From Deep River, Mike Baronas, Giovanni Lombardo Radice, the heat from a projection room, Umberto Lenzi, the Arkham Copter, Michael Winslow, Terror Vision, Return of the Living Dead 2, Frankie Freako, Steven Kostanski, The Coolidge Corner Theater, Zacherle, Chiller, Holy Mountain, The Devil's Rejects, Taxidermia, Signal to Noise, Jarret Blinkhorn, Septic, Brian Paulin, They're Closing In, craft services spread, Cookie O'Puss, epic soundtracks to mundane actions, Kurando Mitsutake, Outside the Cinema, Cult of Muscle, Mill Creeps, Survival of the Film Freaks, opening for Bruce Campbell, Scare-A-Con, Kevin Crook, Cassandra Peterson, Grimbro, Michael Neel, Rock and Shock, listener interaction, Drive Jacket Mark, MZ Passing Out, Dudes, memorable film reviews, Dear God No, The Ghastly Love of Johnny X, Contracted, Neon Maniacs, Stephen Scarlata, Miami Connection, Howard Stern, Ernie Hudson, Ravenshadow got the table, the wallet, the action sack, Vinegar Syndrome, Dee Snider, A Clockwork Orange, Street Trash, Buttcrack, Todd Browning, Freaks, Stand By Me, The Thing, Kurt Russell, the many perversions of MonsterZero, inbred monarchs, cigarette budgets, compromised email gimmicks, The Coffee Table, The Devil's Bath, Creepy Girl's Patreon Takeover, Nose Candy and Stimulants, and going from Beast to Chic.Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradioJoin our Discord Community: discord.trickortreatradio.comSend Email/Voicemail: mailto:podcast@trickortreatradio.comVisit our website: http://trickortreatradio.comStart your own podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=386Use our Amazon link: http://amzn.to/2CTdZzKFB Group: http://www.facebook.com/groups/trickortreatradioTwitter: http://twitter.com/TrickTreatRadioFacebook: http://facebook.com/TrickOrTreatRadioYouTube: http://youtube.com/TrickOrTreatRadioInstagram: http://instagram.com/TrickorTreatRadioSupport the Show.

Mark Muncy enlightens Erika on the unique history of Horror Hosts to wrap up Spooky Season! They both discuss their favorite hosts including luminaries like Elvira, Joe Bob Briggs, and their early pioneering counterparts like Vampira and Zacherle.  #EerieTravels #MarkMuncy #ErikaLance #CallieMuncy #SpookySeason #HorrorHosts  #Vampira #Zacherle #DrPaulBearer #Elvira #DrCreep #JoeBobBriggs #Svengoolie #TheTwilightZone #AlfredHitchcock #MysteryScienceTheater3000 #Rifftrax #TalkingDead To send us your own listener tales and questions, email us at mark@eerietravels.com or visit eerietravels.com. Episode Credits: Hosts - Erika Lance @authorerikalance - Mark Muncy @eerietravels Producer - Calista Muncy Intro/Outro Music - Destini Beard @destinibeardmusic Full Song available for purchase now at https://destinibeard.bandcamp.com/track/eerie-travels?fbclid=IwAR2sO2nrfyLQj5BdTGhlJtilLF0QvCoDuNI_H3KC1H4DNAoaQ8UoQCX0b5M Links: American Scary - Horror Host Interviews Paperback: https://amzn.to/3Qnp5Wb Scary Terry Intro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdXJOoxceYE Info about Vampira: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maila_Nurmi   Sponsors: Destini Beard - https://destinibeard.bandcamp.com History Press - Eerie Appalachia audio book - https://amzn.to/3QgWpNm Paranormality Magazine - https://paranormalitymag.com/?ref1257 Use Code: Travels for 10% Off Email Mark@EerieTravels.com for sponsonship options.

Fervent fans of The Doughboys know their whole history, detailed on the Rock N' Raw DVD – they first got together in ‘64 and played in various permutations through the rest of the 60's. They gigged incessantly, won a battle-of-the-bands on Zacherle's Disc-o-Teen TV show, were the house band at the legendary Café Wha? in New York City in the summer of '68. They opened for every act imaginable including The Beach Boys, and released two 45's, Rhoda Mendelbaum and Everybody Knows My Name, on Bell Records (which later became Arista Records) before splitting up for what they thought was for good. The band members went their separate and interesting ways – Myke Scavone fronted hard rock ensemble Ram Jam who scored an international hit with Black Betty; Richie Heyman played drums for the likes of Link Wray, Brian Wilson and Jonathan Richman while simultaneously pursuing an acclaimed career as a singer/songwriter (under his full moniker Richard X. Heyman); Mike Caruso landed session work with such notable pop producers as Bo Gentry and Kenny Laguna, and even jammed with Jimi Hendrix!Mike CarusoSince the band re-formed in 2000 at a surprise birthday party for drummer Richie Heyman's birthday, The Doughboys have released six albums (Is It Now?, Act Your Rage, Shakin' Our Souls, Hot Beat Stew, Front Street Rebels and Running For Covers), numerous singles, and a documentary film with accompanying live disc (Rock N' Raw). They've played up and down the eastern half of the country, often sharing bills with such luminaries as The Pretenders, The Yardbirds, The Electric Prunes, Roberta Flack, Robin Trower and many others. They performed at the historic “Who Shot Rock n' Roll?” exhibition at the Allentown Museum, at an all-star tribute to George Harrison at the New York Society for Ethical Culture, at the “Long May You Run” benefit at The Hamilton Live in Washington, DC, and have appeared at prestigious venues like B.B. King's, the Sellersville Theater, the Stone Pony and the Starland Ballroom. Lead singer Myke Scavone is now also a member of The Yardbirds, touring the world as they continue to spread the gospel of the golden era of Rock n' Roll.In 2005, Gar Francis (of Stones tribute band Sticky Fingers fame, as well as work with Billy Idol and Mark Lindsay of Paul Revere and The Raiders) entered the picture after the untimely passing of founding member and brilliant guitarist Willy Kirchofer. When Gar joined the band, The Doughboys branched out into recording their own original material, and it wasn't long before they entered the recording studio and laid down tracks for Is It Now?, the first album of their long and storied career.The Doughboys' songs have become huge favorites on radio around the world, especially with Little Steven Van Zandt, who named Shakin' Our Souls his favorite album of 2012, and who has bestowed the much sought after rank of “Coolest Song In The World” on eight of The Doughboys' songs on his Underground Garage channel on Sirius/XM radio. Additionally, Doughboys music is used extensively in film, television and advertising, including in such TV shows as “The Big Bang Theory”, “Californication,” “Breaking Amish” and “The Good Guys” and in the film “Coming Through The Rye.”

It's rare when a Horror Host gets so big that they become an icon to the levels we've seen of Elvira and Zacherle, but it's even rarer when a moniker can get passed on and still be the host with the most for over 50 years. That, my friends, is a legend. And in this episode of WTF Happened To This Horror Celebrity, we're going to dodge some rubber chickens and open the coffin of the legend that is Svengoolie!

180. It's a SPOOK-A-BILLY FREAK-OUT! Frighteningly fun, ghoulishly cool and terrifyingly terrific! It's the Aztec Werewolf,™ DJ Del Villarreal's annual "Boo Kat, BOO! The Spook-A-Billy Show!" Over 4 hours of the wildest Halloween Monster 50's styled rockin' songs to enjoy -all treats! No tricks! We've dug up classic cuts from Zacherle (the cool ghoul!), The Five Blobs, The Midnighters, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, Tarantula Ghould & Her Gravediggers, Bobby 'Boris' Pickett & The Crypt-Kickers, Nervous Norvus, Rod Willis, Sonny Day, Bobby Bare, Jack Hammer, The Big Bopper, Bracey Everett & even Screamin' Lord Sutch! Whew! Not to be outdone, we've also unearthed recent rotting recordings from The Sirocco Bros., Slink Moss Explosion, Dean Fiori & Bloodshot Bill, Marcel Bontempi, Dominic Halpin, The Messer Chups, The Memphis Morticians, Voodoo Swing, Reverend Horton Heat, The Neanderthals, The Cadillac Tramps, The Radions, Delta 88, Peter & The Wolves and Murray Robe! The best way to celebrate the 2022 spooky season is with DJ Del's "Spook-A-Billy" spectacular program -pleasant "screams," boils & ghouls! 

GGACP celebrates the Halloween season by revisiting this 2017 interview with one of the last remaining TV horror hosts, Rich Koz, AKA “Svengoolie." In this episode, Rich remembers some of his famous predecessors (Ghoulardi, Zacherle, Chilly Billy, Morgus the Magnificent) and praises the stylishness and symbolism of the original Universal horror classics. Also, Fritz Feld gets hitched, Eddie Munster goes wild, Vampira takes Elvira to court and Mister Rogers meets the Wicked Witch of the West. PLUS: Count Floyd! "The Mummy's Curse"! Remembering Raymond J. Johnson Jr! Bela Lugosi gets hypnotized! Gilbert chokes the chicken! And the (arguably) craziest horror film ever made! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While the housing market continues to be a wild and woolly experience for buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals alike, Synapse member Katie Zacherle offers solid, calm-in-the-storm advice and talks about her nonprofit passion, family, and giving back. 

Joseph Dufresne, creator of local horror-host extraordinaire Uncle Eerie Lee Shivers, joined us to talk about horror hosts, GuignolFest, Halloween horror movie favorites, and Mark Polonia's HALLOWEENIGHT from 2009. UNCLE EERIE: SHIVER SHOW Facebook YouTube GuignolFest2019

Recognizing that wine isn’t the only beverage crafted in California’s wine country, my co-host Jean-Charles Boisset and I talk about the long history of apple orchards in America, and in particular, in Sonoma County—with the heart of the industry in Sebastopol. We also discuss how his family has a history of hop growing, something Jean-Charles still continues to do with hop trellises at his properties. Today, rather than tasting wine, we sample Boisset’s La Captive Cider, produced in Sonoma. We then taste the Oakville Grocery 1881 Pilsner, made with Boisset estate hops, by one of the guests on this episode Nile Zacherle. This episode is made possible by Oakville Grocery, part of Boisset Collection, a portfolio of wineries and lifestyle destinations with strong historical and family roots. Ethic Cider’s Ned Lawton joins us for our first interview covering his hand-crafted hard ciders from Sebastopol. With a commitment to sustainability, Lawton produces small batches of ciders from his certified organic orchards just north of Sebastopol. Using apples indigenous to the region, Lawton’s ciders range from the Golden Rule, Ethic’s signature orchard blend to the Gravitude, made from heritage varieties, to the limited-release pink-colored Scarlett, infused with blackberries and raspberries. Next up is craft beer, or to be more specific, origin beers with Nile Zacherle, founder and brewmaster of the Mad Fritz craft beer from St. Helena. A winemaker at David Arthur, Zacherle imparts elements of winemaking into his beer making, sourcing the barley, water and even hops from specific local purveyors and areas. Mad Fritz bottle labels alone are works of art, replicating detailed drawings from Aesop’s Fables. With 40 different beers rotating in production at a given time, Zacherle continues to add to his count, creating modern takes on several well known beer styles such as pilsner, imperial rice stout, IPA and saison. Currently, Zacherle is producing a private label pilsner lager for Oakville Grocery. Thanks for listening, and stay tuned for more shows in the coming weeks. Please share across your social media channels and subscribe to get each new episode directly in your podcast feed. You can find Napa Sonoma magazine on newsstands, subscribe here, or read the digital edition online.

I've spent the past 2 weeks making this special Halloween mix for you all to enjoy. Novelty songs, soundtrack cuts, horrorcore, horror-punk, horror surf, trailers, and other assorted bits and bobs. A creeptastic spooktacular! 1. Dark Dark Dark from "Spooky Scary Stories", read by Robert Dryden (1973) 2. Spooks! by Louis Armstrong and Gordon Jenkins (1954) 3a. The Graveyard Shift by Nature Sounds DJ (2013) 3b. Main Title from "Carnival of Souls" by Gene Moore (1962) 4a. Screams and Groans from "Disney's Chilling, Thrilling Sounds of the Haunted House" (1964) 4b. Living Dead Girl (Subliminal Seduction Mix) from "American Music To Strip By" by Rob Zombie (1999) 5a. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre trailer (1974) 5b. Chain Saw from "The Ramones" by The Ramones (1976) 6. Main Title from "House with The Laughing Windows" by Amedeo Tommasi (1976) 7a. Power Glove scene from Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare (1991) 7b. Main Title from A Nightmare On Elm Street (NES) by David Wise (1990) 8a. Three On A Meathook trailer (1972) 8b. House On Haunted Hill by Frank De Vol (1959) 8c. "Supernatural, perhaps" from The Black Cat (1934) 9a. Witches from "Disney's Chilling, Thrilling Sounds of the Haunted House" (1964) 9b. Scorpio 6 from "Creature Feature" by Satan's Pilgrims (1998) 10a. Time Life's Enchanted World commercial with Vincent Price 10b. Mrs. Alves from "Halloween 2" by John Carpenter and Alan Howarth (1981) 10c. Horror Movie Rap from "The South Park Psycho" by Ganksta N-I-P (1992) 11a. The Dangers of Rock Music from The John Ankerberg Show (1990) 11b. Halloween from "Fatal Portrait" by King Diamond (1986) 11c. Halloween Spooks from "High Flying" by Lambert, Hendricks & Ross with The Ike Isaacs Trio (1962) 12a. "The most horrible thing I've ever seen in my life" from The Blob (1958) 12b. The Blob from "The Blob" by The Five Blobs (1958) 13a. Tentacles trailer (1977) 13b. Banshee Beach from "All Plastic Assembly Kit" by The Ghastly Ones (2005) 14a. Crypt of Dark Secrets trailer (1976) 14b. It's A B-Movie from "The Brave Little Toaster" by Van Dyke Parks (1987) 15a. Jason Voorhees introduction from The Arsenio Hall Show (1989) 15b. Satanic Verses from "U.S.A." by Flatlinerz feat. Headless Horseman (1994) 16a. "What's the greatest Halloween song?" Bruce Springsteen stage banter (2012) 16b. The Mummy by Bob McFadden & Dor (1959) 17a. Otherworldly Music from "Disney's Haunted Mansion" (1970) 17b. "Do you believe in humans?" from "Disney's Haunted Mansion" (1970) 18a. Spooky Romance from CTV news (2017) 18b. Dracula's Wedding from Speakerboxxx/The Love Below by Outkast feat. Kelis (2003) 19a. Dracula/Van Helsing showdown from "Dracula" (1931) 19b. Bloody Tears from "Castlevania II: Simon's Quest" by The Doramatic Orchestra (2017) ***MONSTER MASH-UP*** 20a. Dick Clark intro of Bobby "Boris" Pickett on American Bandstand (1964) 20b. Monster Mash by Bobby "Boris" Pickett 20c. Monster Mash by Vincent Price 20d. Monster Mash by Zacherle 20e. Monster Mash by Bruce Springsteen 20f. Monster Mash by Bailey Pelkman 20g. Monster Mash by The Holophonics 20h. Monster Mash by Pink Skulls 20i. Monster Mash by The Misfits 20j. "Never play that again" from Spaceballs (1987) 21.   Vampira from "Walk Among Us" by The Misfits (1982) 22a. Robots at the Factory from "Halloween III: Season of the Witch" by John Carpenter and Alan Howarth 22b. The Conquerer Worm by Edgar Allan Poe, read by Tom O'Bedlam 23a. Intro to Lights Out radio program 23b. Main Title from "Bride of Frankenstein" by Franz Waxman, rerecorded by The Westminster Philharmonic Orchestra (1993) 24a. "To a new world of Gods and Monsters" from Bride of Frankenstein (1935) 24b. Forbidden Feelings from "Tornado" by Guest Villains (2011) 25a. "I have warned thee" from Friday the 13th Part 3 (1982) 25b. He's Back, The Man Behind The Mask from "Exhumed Vol. 1" by STRVNGERS (2017) (Alice Cooper cover) 26. You Cannot Be Saved From The Grave from "Ghost Ballads" by Lonesome Wyatt and the Holy Spooks (2013)

Ron & Clive fail to deliver an appropriate Halloween themed episode. Listen in and mock them. MMW theme by Mike Powell Outro music: Dinner with Drac by Zacherle

Emmy-winning director and producer Allan Arkush entertains Gilbert and Frank with tales of working at the late, great Fillmore East, crossing paths with Ol' Blue Eyes (and Groucho!) apprenticing for the legendary Roger Corman and directing the cult classic "Rock 'n' Roll High School."  Also, Jackie Mason fails to connect, Malcolm McDowell talks to his crotch, Bruce Willis locks horns with Cybill Shepherd and "A Hard Day's Night" changes Allan's life forever. PLUS: P.J. Soles! "The Girl Can't Help It"! In praise of Alexander & Karaszewski! Zacherle introduces the Grateful Dead! And Allan (reluctantly) remembers "Caddyshack 2"! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We are pleased to present a musical and conversational retrospective of the creative comrades lost to us in 2016.

Compiled by Jai Schuler of Signal 13 1. Zacherle – Halloween Hootenanny 2. Rob Zombie w/The Ghastly Ones – Halloween (She’s So Mean) 3. The [...]

Compiled by Jai Schuler of Signal 13 1. Zacherle – Halloween Hootenanny 2. Rob Zombie w/The Ghastly Ones – Halloween (She’s So Mean) 3. The [...]

Movie Meltdown - Episode 338 This week we talk comedy, road trips and lots and lots of horror with comedian Derek Sheen. And while we figure out just where he took a left turn into a time hole, we also discuss... black and white monster movies, Phantasm, immediate descent into madness, Zacherle, Shock Waves, bag pipes, Scott Mosier, what is the marketability of this movie, Tom Savini, a car is essentially a bathroom without a toilet, Slumber Party Massacre, I just feel like there's something in the film that's going to manifest itself in the room, Zelda Rubinstein, the world was yours, John Carpenter, Maniac, Tales From The Crypt, Don't Look Now, White of the Eye, I've always wanted to be on-stage, you found a bunch of reels of 8mm can and this is what happened, Sleepaway Camp, the biggest horror now is trust, Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things, From Beyond, self-aware horror, Chris Hardwick, Friday the 13th, The Devil's Rain, I shouldn't be playing this in my house... something malevolent is in the film - and I don't like it, Demons, having faith in the filmmaker, When a Stranger Calls, Asylum, Mondo Cane, having perfect pitch, understanding isolation, Black Christmas, The Witch, Matthew Fox, Powerball winners, Let's Scare Jessica to Death, he's a giant baby man, people are trying too hard to create content, The Accused, you're given the gift of doubt, Basket Case, it's all about the eyes, horror and suspense are very different, Leatherface on his downtime, what scares people is the unknown, Bone Tomahawk, this sad gorgeous cadenza, it's like a long-form Ramones video, Beyond the Door, crippling stage fright, there was no other distraction... other then the darkness, if you walk into it as a horror movie - it's going to break your brain, Martha Splatterhead, The Sentinel, compartmentalization, Forensic Files, what scares people is what's beyond the veil, Kill List, horror is dread, full of self-loathing, well I have to go to bed now, making chili out of people, an STD metaphor, the Serbian porn industry, it was just more claustrophobic to be watching movies like that knowing that the entire world was asleep, reconciling grief, Brewster's Millions, they confuse murder with horror, Anthony Jeselnik, you can't have a zombie apocalypse, at least I'm not filled with demons, B.o.B's theory, there isn't any alone time, weirdly titillated, birthing torsos, whistling past the graveyard, the closet door slowly opening, when you leave the theater it makes you look at every single person on the street, the Eyes Wide Shut syndrome, filled with asbestos, blood and gravity, when you remove reason completely... that's where horror comes in. Spoiler Alert: Some end of the movie spoilers for Friday the 13th, Sleepaway Camp, Session 9... oh and Derek completely destroys the myth of a zombie apocalypse. You have been warned! "Give me something that permeates the very fabric of my belief system." For more of Derek's comedy, records and tour dates, go to: http://derektime.com/

August 12-17, 1967 Today Ken welcomes "King of Pop Culture" Gary Sohmers to the show. Ken and Gary discuss proud hoarders, a place for things, birthdays, 15 year old's lust based viewing habits, the Kennedy assassination, Chicagoland, flight path high schools, the nature of proof, being removed Antiques Roadshow history, psychic appraisals, 20th Century Pop culture antiques, Hawaiian shirts, Frank Zappa's paintings, the lack of vetted experts in the modern age, buying low and selling high, knowing the real value of things, being a human remote control, having the best TV around, Nashville TN, Get Smart, television as school yard cultural capital, Mad Magazine, Jack Webb's hatred of LSD, the beatnik to hippie transition, Serials, Wonderful World of Disney, Ed Sullivan, the heyday of Variety Shows, Penn & Teller Fool Us, It's About Time, trampolines, The Stooges at your high school, being a part of the first great moment for teenagers, Bozo, mystery WGN puppet shows, Zacherle, Chuck McCann, Mr. Terrific, The Saint, The Avengers, the exotic swingin' London, The Prisoner, Star Trek, The Invaders, Larry Cohen, Vietnam, Combat!, Ballad of the Green Berets, Antiques on TV in the 60s, antiques from the 90s, Batman '66, Adam West, Doin' Time on Planet Earth, Bob Cummings, Julie Newmar, Hollywood Palace, Lost in Space, inventing celebrity conventions, the influence of Nick at Nite, Billy West, James Hong, thanking your childhood heroes, Ken's love of Annie Potts, North East Comic Con, A Christmas Story, Computer Match Making, T.H.E. Cat, Gary's favorite show: Wild Wild West, Mailbu U, Time Tunnel, Land of the Giants, Space Travel, Ken's Vintage Motorola, 1990s The Flash, DC's TV Universe, Jim Beaver, and missing The Daily Show.

This week we are joined by the filmmaker who brought us such short frights as M is for Mundane and Penta! Our homegirl Andrea Wolanin joins us to discuss her upcoming screening at the Boston Underground Film Festival and all the exciting projects she has on the horizon! She also helps us review the film Faults from Director Riley Stearns, starring Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Leland Orser! We give you the 411 on the most recent Trick or Treat Radio field trip, we hear all about why MZ couldn’t attend, plus someone or something crawls out of the attic to invade the show and Ravenshadow tries to figure out the plot! So put down a floor mat, crawl across the floor for Aylmer’s juice and strap on! Topics discussed: Zacherle, Stephanie Wiley, Ravenshadow hate, Ray Liotta, cults, Mike Snoonian and Bloody Good Horror, Brain Damage, Outside the Cinema, Evolve and Gabe, Andrea's rider, Bring Us Your Women, Ishtar, cutting Myra out of the movie, Dustin Hoffman, MonsterZero's balls, Trick or Treat Radio field trip, Penta, the Coen Brothers, No Holds Barred, Scott Pilgrim vs The World, Neon Maniacs, The Foul King, the Italian invasion, Howard Jones, not sending Sing Sang Soon, Josh's trailer reel, Amuck, German Hellraiser, The Arkham Film Society, Randy Quaid sex tape, Goodfellas and Godfather 2, MonsterZero's date, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Ti West, Randy Quaid's dog, David Carradine's suicide, the mall, Jonathan Papelbon, Unchayned with Bobby Chaynz, Ravenshadow tries to figure out the plot, MonsterZero's marriage prospects, Ms. Quaid, selfie stick, David Lynch, Boston Underground Film Festival, Twin Peaks, Ript Apparel, live podcasting, how far away June is and the Wednesday Night Wars.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

A correction to last week's story about the death of a Confederate widow can be found in last week's show notes.The news this week includes: an update about the collapsed project to digitise the UK's GRO's Birth, Marriage, and Death records from 1837 forward; the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI) will be moving its office to a new home in central Belfast; the National Archives of Australia in Canberra plans to make almost all 7 million immigration records available online in the next several years (click here to learn more); and a new genealogy social network site, Genetree, is up and running at http://www.genetree.com.This week's rich collection of listener email includes: Sharon's use of Bloglines.com to catch all of here URLs for her day's work; Valerie wrote to say she is 24 and a listener to the podcast (another young listener!); Laraine wrote to discuss her confusing marriage and birth situations for her Putnam family; Tom asked for opinions about when to prune the family tree; Betty asks about the benefits of subscribing to Genealogy.com, and The Guys ask for feedback from listeners; the Grand Traverse Genealogy Society has published a CD of cemeteries in its area at http://grandtraverseregion.com/gtags/cem_rural_flier.htm; The Guys' latest episode of "Down Under: Florida" is "The Miltons, and George's case study titled "The Milton Family Tragedy" has just been published in Family Chronicle Magazine; Michael shares information about his ancestor, John K. Zacherle, a TV horror show TV host from New York who was a candidate in the 1960 presidential election (listen to an MP3 of his campaign ad at http://www.zacherle.com/President.mp3); Gus reports that his niece, Alyssa Skalski, is possibly the youngest listener to this podcast at age 14; Rich asks about the inability to upload PDF files to the Ancestry.com famiy tree; Ben Sayer provides a terrific primer at his blof site (http://MacGenealogist.com) about secrets to digitally restoring family photos and uses one of Drew's treasured family photos as an example  (He uses iPhoto for Mac but there are certainly other excellent PC and Mac programs, but Ben provides an excellent overview.); Maureen discusses George's article for Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter titled "The Legacy of the 1918 Influenza Pandemic"; Roger (Marathon Man) discusses multimedia file usage in Family Tree Maker; and Sean shares an intensive blog article he wrote titled "10 Essential Steps to Protecting Your Family History Data".Drew discusses the genealogical stories about Today Show hosts Meredith Vieira, Matt Lauer, and Al Roker with expert genealogist Maureen Taylor.Don't miss joining us for our 150th Episode!