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The Pudding Guys have a treat for you in this episode! We welcome the delightful and talented Jonas Barranca to talk about his career and his newest film Townhouse Confidential! This gentleman is quite the card and has some fantastic stories!
Our journey through the history of comics in television takes your hosts into the late 1970s for some truly interesting shows! So swing on by for a listen, it is a Banner episode!
Actor Lee Tyler drops by to talk to us about his new film Townhouse Confidential. We also talk about how a Bad Guru can be a good thing!
Ken and Richard tackle a topic that has been debated by millions of music fans over the years: Who are the best 10 guitarists of all time? Our picks will now put this discussion to rest! Or probably not. Fun will be had either way!
This week Ken sits down with the talented and funny Samantha Simone! We talk history, acting in interesting circumstances and most importantly we talk about her new film: Townhouse Confidential!
We are super excited to review the first film of phase 5 of the MCU, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania! How does Marvel’s first step into this next phase fare and what does it reveal of what is to come? Listen and maybe find out some of it! Or possibly just listen to a couple of guys ramble.
Time for something new Pudding People! In this episode we try something a little different and give live commentary on the most recent men’s Royal Rumble match (2023)! For the optimal experience, we suggest that you go to Peacock and pull up the event and watch it while our audio plays. Regardless of how you enjoy this episode, we will regail you with historical facts, tidbits about the nature of the industry and the event and general reactions to the WWE’s most recent offering! (Caution, due to the nature of this episode, it is a little longer than normal. We suggest snacks to make listening even better!)
The Pudding Guys welcome to the show the talented model and actor, Justin Berti! He regales us with a few stories that include his time in Japan and of course his new film Divorce Bait!
Ken and Richard continue their trek down history lane in the land of the 1970s where comic strip and comic book inspired shows abound! After you hear this episode, I am sure we will be super-friends!
Did you ever wonder what it was like to write a script for a film? Well, take a load off and give a listen! The Pudding Guys get the chance to speak with screenwriter and producer Christina Nava! She gives us a peak behind the curtain and fills us in on her film Divorce Bait!
In this episode we have the rare treat to sit down with a film director with a great deal of pizazz, Patrick Perez Vidauri! We talk about his entry into the business, the joys of talk radio, and of course his new film Divorce Bait! You are going to want to hear this!
The Pudding Guys welcome back friend of the show and independent comic book creator, Jon Parrish! We catch up with his journey of the last 4 years that has led to the publishing of Mega Centurions! Great stuff from an excellent storyteller!
In this episode we get the exciting opportunity to sit down with international actor/writer/producer Paul Sidhu! Not only do we get to learn a little about his unique road into the industry, but we also learn about his new project Repeater!
It’s been quite a year folks. In this episode your hosts will talk about what they think some of the high points were in cinema and some of the excellent people we have talked to. We will also cover some of the unfortunate losses of some truly talented individuals.
Actor Erik Fellows returns to the show to fill us in on what’s been happening the last couple of years and to talk about his new film Divorce Bait!
Ken and Richard tackle the years of 1968-1969 in the history of comics in TV! There are some real gems in this episode, so don’t be a Jughead and take a listen!
Ken and Richard review the final MCU offering of the year, Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special! We will give some reactions but we are sticking to our Gunns…. Hopefully that will save our Bacon… (Who doesn’t love some end of year puns?)
Ken and Richard dedicate some time to talking about their appreciation for the talent and just general quality of human being that was Kevin Conroy. Come reminisce and raise a glass to the man that was and will always be Batman!
Ken and Richard return with the next installment talking about TV shows based on comic strips and comic books! The years are 1966-1967 and the results are far out!
Ken and Richard travel back to the amazing land of Wakanda via the slightly sticky seats of their closest AMC theatre! How does the sequel stack up to the original? How does it fit into the current MCU? How does Ironheart fit into all of this? Listen and find out!