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The X-Men TAS Podcast: Wolverine and the X-Men – Breakdown
Old, battered down Cyclops gets a little love on the latest ep of W&tXM as we see a bit of his story and a very satisfying look into the original fab five X-Men! Join us as we discuss… Checking out Peacemaker, Beforeigners and thinking about revisiting X-Men: Dark Phoenix down the line! Seeing how Cyclops’s…
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The X-Men TAS Podcast: Wolverine and the X-Men – Guardian Angel
We get a really cool alternate version of the Archangel origin story this week and dive deep into one of the more underrated OG X-Men! Join us as we discuss… Appreciating Star Wars content that doesn’t ask for much in return, the downfall of Joss Whedon and our love of classic Jackie Chan! Why Angel…
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The X-Men TAS Podcast: Wolverine and the X-Men – Backlash
The X-Men and Brotherhood team up to fight Sentinels while we ponder why Kitty is afraid of fighting robots! It’s an action packed episode so join as we discuss… Seeing the Eternals again and setting some new rules when it comes to movie reviews! Reflecting wistfully on the end of the excellent hard sci-fi drama,…
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The X-Men TAS Podcast: BONUS – Wolverine and the X-Men (Hindsight Pts. 1-3)
The people have spoken, and we are glad they did! Your favorite OG X-Men TAS podcast hosts finally give Wolverine and the X-Men its due, so join us as we discuss… Boots with bell-bottoms?! Wolverine’s weirdly ginormous arms! Depressed Cyclops is actually pretty on brand! They got Emma Frost just right! Wimpy Rogue and wimpy…
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My New Music Video, Chain Letter!
UPDATE: 12/22/2013. This song has undergone an significant overhaul in the past few months. First, the immortal Feliziano B. Flores came by to help me flesh out the chorus and middle part. Mr. Flores was wonderfully inspiring, providing incredible work under time pressured conditions and my less than reliable producing. I thank him for that. Still,…
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George Harrison, James Ray, Got My Mind Set On You
Most people know about George Harrison’s beautiful cover of the song “Got My Mind Set On You.” The original version, written by Rudy Clark and performed by James Ray way back in 1962, is basically never played anymore. I’m here to rectify that crime against music by bringing you the original version to sit along…