Mel Brooksuary concludes with a visit from an old friend and a conversation about History of the World Part I.
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This is a downloadable version of our live Oscar podcast that can be synced up with a recorded version of the Oscars in case you missed it. You should download this episode rather than stream it so there’s no chance of any hiccups. You will need to be linked to Wi-Fi to download it as well since the file is much larger than our normal episodes. ENJOY!
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And we’re back! Fresh off of their appearance at BayCon 2013: Triskadekaphobicon, Eric, Bryan and guest Kevin Sutorius delve into the history of science fiction, and key figures/works that pushed the genre forward.
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I can remember a day when no one knew what the hell The Matrix was, but GODDAMN did we all really want to! There were cryptic ads on the radio in 1999 that ended with Morpheus’ line, “Unfortunately, no one can be told what The Matrix is. You have to see it for yourself.” The television ads didn’t give too much away either, besides some short but sweet kung fu clips. So, there I was, a sixteen year old movie nerd, dying to know what kung fu, leather jackets, and Ted “Theodore” Logan all had to offer.
Eric and Bryan discuss just a few of some of history’s most common misconceptions and misnomers. Enjoy!
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