pop-culture, comics, music, and movies!
This week, Richard and Ken have a ‘most excellent’ interview with actor and professor, Amy Stoch. They talk about her history in the film industry as well as her love of the history of film, and (of course!) her role in the upcoming movie, Bill & Ted Face the Music.
Ken gives his review of the trendy new musical he just heard about, Hamilton! Does the production have a shot at overcoming his personal disdain for musicals? Listen and find out!
Ken and Richard have an engaging conversation with Jessica Manor, one of the hosts of “Bodycount: A Historical Podcast.” Fair warning, the conversation contains some rather strong language!
Tired of being cooped up in your house? Wish you could go to the movie theater? So does AMC! Ken and Richard discuss the changing face of the theater experience in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. They also continue their trek through comic movie history in the year 2008.
Our good friend Delvin Cox stops by and we talk about our earliest formative music as well as a bit about the movie Hellboy 2, circa 2008!
Join us as we discuss some of our favorite digital tools for staying connected in this trying time. Now that we have time to enjoy them more, we describe some of our favorite board games, and we continue our journey through the history of comic book movies, with Punisher: War Zone, from 2008!
Welcome to the show wherein we discuss the state of sports, despicable yard work and venture into 2008 for the history of Comic Book Movies!
Hey there Pudding People! This Friday we come to you with a discussion about some fun tools that can help us game with friends that we can’t currently visit, a couple of less popular albums by a great metal band and we finish up comic movies from 2007!
Join us in this episode, as we stay as far away from each other as possible, and discuss the implications of the COVID-19 pandemic on pop culture in the future. We also continue our look at the history of comic book movies in the year 2007.
In this time of feeling isolated, Ken and Richard describe their ideal concert festival. They also continue the History of Comic Book Movies segment with “30 Days of Night” from 2007.
Ken and Richard have a ball discussing the upcoming MLB season and the state of American Cinema. They also finish up with the year 2006 in the History of Comic Book Movies!
The excitement is palpable as your hosts tackle a variety of subjects: Fallout from our national obsession with the Super Bowl, a discussion of our favorite (and less well known) fast food franchises, and we continue our discussion of comic book movies in the year 2006.
Hey there Pudding People! Today we have a great episode featuring a discussion with our new gaming correspondent @GamingWScott! We also talk about how movies have affected us throughout life and continue the history of comic book movies with Garfield 2!
Today, we bring you a lively discussion about the upcoming Academy Awards with our fabulous entertainment correspondent Linzi Gray! Also, we address Disney’s attempt to change the name of 20th Century Fox, and we continue our voyage through the history of Comic Book Movies with “Art School Confidential” from 2006.
Join us for the second part of our discussion about comic book movies released in 2005. We promise that we mostly stay on topic and only mispronounce less than half of the names!
The Pudding Guys continue their stroll down memory lane with part 9 of our series on the history of Comic Book Movies. Was 2003 a good year for the genre? Listen and see!
It’s time to delve into the history of Comic Book Movies again! Today, we visit 2002 in part 8 of our series on this topic!
Today we attempt to reel you in to our trek through time. We begin the first part of our discussion of the history of comic book movies. All comic book movies. There will likely be some surprises!