It's a late night show for the PodCulture crew!  Glenn shows off his latest Ebay treasure.  The gang chats about what DVDs they've been watching. "Doctor Who"  "Transporter 2"  "Thundercats"  and "Invader Zim"

Listener Joseph Wade sends in his review of the new movie "Silent Hill"

The discussion continues with the adaptation of video games into movies, and Brad and Christina share their take on the movie "Slither" As well as review their latest treasure the Aussie version of the "Serenity" dvd.

Glenn tries to one-up that by showing off his new phone a Cingular 8125.

It's a sugar rush with the "Geek Cuisine" again.  This time it's a Yorkie Bar from Nestle.

There's some assorted disscussion on the latest "Star Trek" movie news.

The show wraps up with a discussion of television addictions.  Shows discussed include:  "Gunsmoke"  "The Simpsons"  "Smallville"  "Doctor Who"  "Battlestar Galactica"  "Stargate: SG1"  "Stargate: Atlantis"  "Ultraman"  "Veronica Mars"  "Alias"  "Lost"  "Tru Calling"  "Joan of Arcadia"  "Jeremiah"  "Babylon 5"  "Deadwood"  "Carnivale"  "Dead Like Me"  "Buffy"  "Angel" and "Firefly"

Not just one but TWO musical guests in this show!  First there is "Rustie Blue" with the song "Don't Come Cryin" from the PodSafe Audio website.   Then the Bedlam Bards with a song from the "On The Drift" cd called "Leaf On The Wind"

Here's the first official PodCulture promo clip!  Thanks for listening!

It's another mixed bag of topics on this episode!  Some of the gang have new (and kinda interesting) jobs and chat about that for a bit.

The gang then discusses various films and DVDs like "Slither"  "Skeleton Man"  "Night of the Creeps"  "Shaun of the Dead"  "Creepshow"  "White Noise 2"  "Robo Vampire"  and "Starship Troopers".  They also dive into some TV discussion of "Battlestar Galactica" and  "Doctor Who"

It's sugar buzz-a-rama when the "Geek Cuisine" starts up. Brad and Christina share teh story about going to Jungle Jims to pick up some things for the segmant. This time the team tries an imported regular Kit-Kat and debate the merits of that versus the regular US kind.  That leads into a bit of a discussion on English chocolate, and the yumminess of Violet Crumbles.  Glenn and Brad wash all the sugary goodness down with a bottle of a Jamacian soda called Ting.  The show then wraps up with the announcement of the new PodCulture email addresses.

Special music guest for this episode was the group Sunspot with their song "Prozac Girl" from their CD "Radio Free Earth"

Promos for this show include:  "The Signal"  "Geek-Fu Action Grip" and the podcast novel "Ancestor"