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481- Learning to Let Go So You Can Grow
Welcome to Stuff I Learned Yesterday. My name is Joshua Rivers, I like to turn gas prices into a history lesson for my kids, and I believe that if you aren’t learning, you aren’t living. In today’s...
AS 91 – Summer 2016 Update
[sc:astop] It's been a while since we've checked in with the squad so Brian and Kevin got together to chat about some upcoming events and more! Links mentioned in this episode... Tales Of The Black...
480- It’s a Dog’s Life
Hello, everyone! My name is John McGrail, we currently have just one dog in our home, and I believe that if you’re not learning, you’re not living. Today I’m talking about being a dog person and why...
TC114 – James Bond “Skyfall”
[sc:tctop] Skyfall is full of action and drama. Â Daniel Craig's Bond is taken back to his childhood home of Skyfall as he and M (Judi Dench) square off against a disavowed agent. Â Cory and Geoff...
479- Rewatch and Learn
A rewatch of a TV series has become a fun activity for folks over the years. People may think it is for comfort and nostalgia but it can teach us new things! Personal Fact: Thanks to TV shows, I’ve...
478- All Things Are Possible
Welcome to Stuff I Learned Yesterday. My name is Darrell Darnell, I have over 40 TV & movie themed knick knacks in my studio- 9 of which are from Fringe and 7 of which are from Doctor Who, and I...
FC 78- Best Dance Sequences in Horror
Who’d have guessed that deep inside the most notorious genre in film beats the heart of a dancer? Well, we guessed. You can’t hide your sensitive soul from us! We are here to admire your dancer’s...
477- Friday Forum
Welcome to Stuff I Learned Yesterday. My name is Darrell Darnell, today I want to say happy 22nd wedding anniversary to our former host Mark and very happy birthday to my wife Kari, and I believe...
476- Gifts That Last A Lifetime
Welcome to Stuff I Learned Yesterday. My name is Barb Rankin, I’ve seen some interesting examples of early pottery while visiting museums in Greece and Italy, and I believe that if you aren’t...
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WSB 25- The X-Files S11E8 Familiar
Were you as creeped out by Mr. Chuckleteeth as we were? This was definitely not one to watch right before bedtime! We are talking about the X-Files Season 11 Episode 8, a terrific horror show...
CCU 106 – S4E15 – Enter Flashtime
[sc:ccutop] Flashtime Hold on to your Speedforce Undergrounders! This week we enter, Flashtime! The powers that be have granted us the episode we didn’t know we needed. Team Flash is called on to...
TWDTT 074 – The Lost and the Plunderers (S8E10)
[sc:wdtop] Talking Through The Lost and the Plunderers This content has been moved and can now be found here. On this episode of The Walking Dead Talk Through, we discuss Season 8, Episode 10 of The...
AS 135 – S06E15 – Doppelganger
[sc:astop] Familiar faces and new threats fill this week's episode of Arrow, as Oliver and the team try to determine who exactly is on their side. Thea finds herself in the middle of the action...
RW 174 – Broken Lizard Rewatch – Puddle Cruiser
Cory and Nathan are kicking off the Broken Lizard Rewatch! We're heading back to their very first movie, independently produced in 1996 we're discussing "Puddle Cruiser." Puddle Cruiser (1996):...
BLE106 – S5E15 – #68 Pattie Sue Edwards
[sc:bletop] Case Profile for Pattie Sue Edwards Pattie Sue Edwards is a WIFE scorned, set out to find the men or man that murdered her husband for a crime he was wrongly accused of. To do this, she...
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TWDTT 083 – A New Beginning (S9E1)
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On episode 83 of The Walking Dead Talk Through, Mark and I discuss The Walking Dead Season 9 Episode 1, the season premiere, titled A New Beginning. Mark loved it. I didn’t love it, but I liked it a lot. It was a setup episode, and a bit long, but there wasn’t much I could find fault with, unlike the second half of the Fear season 4. Read More…

AS 144 – S07E00 – Pre-Season Kickoff
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Martin “The Flash” and Cammien Ray are here with your season kickoff, chatting about all the news, casting announcements, upcoming storylines, new characters, and returning favs for season 7 of Arrow! Join us as we recap briefly where we left off last season, and look forward to what we expect or hope for in next season – including, but not limited to, Oliver Queen’s prison shower fight and Felicity Smoak’s pink hair. 🙂

CCU 114 – Bonus – Welcoming the Professor
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At last! The time has returned to do one of my most favorite things!…
WELCOME UNDERGROUNDERS!!!! So, welcome back Undergrounders. I hope you have all rested up and are ready for some DC action. Yes it’s Flash season again. Read more…

RW 227 – Quantum Leap S04E07-08 – Wrong Dreams
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In this weeks episode of the Quantum Leap Rewatch, Cory and Tom hang out with the monkeys and overcome some fears as they discuss season 4 episodes 7 & 8, “The Wrong Stuff” and “Dreams.” Read more…

FC139- A Brief History of Horror
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Horror movies mirror the anxieties of a population. If you look at the best horror in any decade, what made it relevant, what gave it punch, was that it spoke to the anxieties of the society at that point in time.
Case in point: Godzilla. Not long after the end of WWII, a Japanese filmmaker spun a yarn about the end of civilization as a giant kaiju brought about by atomic bombs. You can see how that spoke to folks at the time.
You can also point to one particular film that changed the trajectory of the genre. To use Godzilla as the example again, after that film, you were hard pressed to find a horror film that was not a creature feature.
Here’s our quick primer, decade by decade, on the films that marked the genre, predicted the coming decade’s cinematic output, and articulated the social anxieties of the day. Read More…






















