•• 07.28.13 — Sunday Podcast Roundup ••

This week’s Sunday podcast roundup is a little late. (Sorry, I’m playing catch-up!) Anyway, I’m changing the layout to make it easier to find your favourite podcasts. Enjoy!

••  FILM  ••

••  ATTACK OF THE KILLER PODCAST  ••
This week, the guys at ATTACK OF THE KILLER PODCAST dive into the shallow end of the Hollywood talent pool and reel in the surprise summer hit, Sharknado! Join Mike Saunders, Jason Bolinger, Justin Beahm, Dustin Neill, Joe Zerull, and guest Steven Tracy for a hilarious discussion as they parse this strange shark phenomenon (warning: spoilers abound)!

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•• 07.21.13 — Sunday Podcast Roundup ••

In this week’s podcast roundup, we look at some great (and grating) movies from today and the past, the challenges of no-budget filmmaking, and the future of podcasting, science fiction, and pizza delivery. Bon appetit!

•• General Interest ••

This week on AIRLINE PILOT GUY, Captain Jeff updates you on the Asiana 214 accident and the continuing problems that plague the new 787 Dreamliners from Boeing. Then he talks about Domino’s Pizza’s plans to use drone helicopters to deliver pizzas in the U.K. (Great idea. The only thing standing in their way, of course, is a guy with a loaded shotgun and a hankering for free pizza.)

•• 07.15.13 — Sunday Podcast Roundup ••

Ermahgerd! It’s Sunday already!
Time for the latest and greatest podcasts that I’ve found online for this week!

•• Films ••

•• NEW SHOW •• (Well, new to me  :-))
Phantom Erik, co-host of the Spew Podcast, has just uploaded Episode 45 of his own 100 YEARS OF HORROR podcast! This is a pretty awesome show, where he tracks the changes and developments in horror films over the past century, one year at a time. This episode covers the year 1956, a time when the horror industry was going through some pretty major ‘sea changes.’ The movie on tap: The Black Sheep, starring Basil Rathbone, Bela Lugosi, Lon Chaney Jr., and John Carradine! (BTW, if you want to see the list of movies he’s covered so far, you can check it out here.)

Krueger Nation Double Shot — ‘Montage’ and ‘A Killer for Every Train’

In this spotlight, Johnny Krueg digs up five celluloid slashers from the late-Bodacious era (ca. 1986 to 1989) in two awesome back-to-back episodes of the Krueger Nation podcast!

__** Krueger Nation — MONTAGE **__

“Some people actually are quite good at holding a camera steady. It just doesn’t happen very often in found-footage movies.” — Johnny Krueg

In this episode, host Johnny K talks about his latest Netflix choices, followed by some very funny reviews of two late-eighties classics, Evil Laugh and Slaughterhouse.

•• 07.12.13 — Thursday Podcast Roundup ••

Happy Thursday!! Here are some great podcasts to listen to over the weekend while you’re soaking up the sun, washing the dog, or traveling on the bus. Enjoy!

•• General Interest ••

In a special episode of AIRLINE PILOT GUY, Captain Jeff cuts through all the media hype about the recent crash landing of Asiana Flight 214, and gives you a point-by-point, clear-eyed interpretation of events as they happened. Riveting stuff!

•• 07.08.13 — Sunday Podcast Roundup ••

Here are the latest episodes of some awesome podcasts from around the web. I haven’t reviewed any of them yet, so you may want to check the respective sites for more information before you download. Enjoy!

(Oh, wait! You can also find information about the below podcasts on my About the Podcasts page.)

•• General Interest ••

Starting with Airline Pilot Guy, Captain Jeff talks about a near-miss in New York and the latest on the FAA’s views on using electronic devices on planes.

Spotlight on Terror Troop

Fast!  Slow!  Angry!  Nibbly!  This spotlight on the Terror Troop podcast has a zombie for everyone!

Episode 57: Zombie Picks by Dan of the Dead!!

“I encounter many zombies, and they’re not the fast-moving kind where I work.” — Boss Butcher

In this episode of Terror Troop, Dan of the Dead cherry-picks two awesome, aged-for-flavour zombie classics for the crew to review. Plus, ‘Hey, it’s Ashley Gray!’ in an interview with Boss Butcher and Wildman Willis.

But first, new guest host Chris Excess introduces himself and spends a little time talking about his lifelong obsession with ’80s American culture. A very interesting guy, and a great addition to the show!

Veteran Trooper Bloody Lizzy rounds out the cast as British co-host ‘The’ Emily goes mysteriously off the grid somewhere in Maryland…