The wacky folks here at PodCulture Central start off the night with a bang!  (or at least the sound of a bottle being opened)  The drinks are flowing as the gang chats about upcoming conventions such as Wonderfest and Motorcity Comicon.  Brad rants about Insight Cable Service, Glenn plugs his model kits of Ace of Diamonds and Bloodlust over at the Ace of Diamonds website.  The chatter continues with talk about LOST on DVD, a recent trip to Steak and Shake, Mike's Hard Crisp Apple (one of Brad's favs)

After the break it's time for Geek Cuisine.  This time the sugar rush is provided by Junior Mints Inside Outs, and as usual the verdict is quite the tasty!  Glenn continues talking about cons and some guests at the upcoming Motor City Comicon:  Yvonne Craig, Adam West, Burt Ward, Lee Meriweather and John Wesley Ship. 

DVD chatter includes: Always, Field of Dreams, The Flash, the original versions of the Star Wars movies, Robot Chicken, the anime GANTZ, Speed Racer and the fact that a LOT of folks still want the 60s Batman series to come out on DVD.  Also the gang shares some of the movies they watch with their mothers.

Game and toy chatter has: Battlestar Galactica: The Game (for PS2 and Xbox), Buffy Legos, a Doctor Who playset, the Nintendo Wii, Second Life, a World of Warcraft expansion,

After the second break there is some movie talk with discussion on Superman Returns, X-Men 3: The Last Stand, and Spiderman 3.

Then the crew reads some listener emails and comments and close out with a request for some more iTunes art (as well as a request for listeners to call the PodCulture voicemail line) and a special announcement regarding charity screenings of Serenity in Louisville, KY and that more info can be found at the Bluegrass Browncoats website.

Special musical guests for the show included: The Great Luke Ski with a song called Back One Week To The Future and Michelle Dockrey with Escape Key and a song from their CD Shadowbeast called The Girl that's Never Been.

Promos for the show included: Serenity Now/Equality Now

With their bellies full of pizza, the PodCulture crew get an early start with episode 12!

A HUGE thank you goes out to Adam (admin for BluegrassBrowncoats.net) and Stuart Duncan.  They were both kind enough to design cool logos for the PodCulture website.

Glenn discusses the uses and neat stuff he has discovered about his new Pocket PC, and his latest treasures from Ebay. A request is sent out for more logo submissions to be used as iTunes art. The gang talks about toys from their childhoods like Ultraman, Sir Galaxy, Transformers, and Yoda. The first part of the show wraps with Christina sharing a story about going to see the movie The Cell, and getting the crap scared out of her by a Yoda doll afterwards.

After the break Glenn thanks The Doctor from the BluegrassBrowcoats site and Two Geeks, a Mic, and a Podcast for letting us know about the release date for the Ultraman disc set.  Glenn also shares an interesting Ultraman site that he has found UltramanLAH!.  The TV talk continues with discussion on Doctor Who, and it's spinoffs Torchwood, and the show with K-9.  Battlestar Galactica is discussed as is it's sonn-to-be spinoff Caprica.  Brad and Christina share a story about going to the local used book store Book and Music Exchange and picking up the first season of Veronica Mars, and Season 2.0 of BSG. 

Geek Cuisine is extra special this time around with some Thornton's Premium Slection chocolates sent to us by Jill Arroway from The Signal podcast. 

After getting all sugared up again the crew talks about the upcoming release of Underworld: Evolution on DVD and a few upcoming sci-fi-type cons such as:  Motor City Comicon, Wonderfest, and Dragon Con.

The show begins to wind up with assorted discussion on the podcasting track that was just added to Dragon Con, the movie Army of Darkness, Lost In Space robot replicas, World of Warcraft, and a request for your geek stories.

Glenn gives out the PodCulture mailing address, Brad announces the PodCulture voicemail line, and Christina asks for some email-feedback.

Special musical guests for the show included:  The Great Luke Ski with the song Y.O.D.A.  and Jonathan Coulter with the song Code Monkey.

Promos for the show included The Kick-Ass Mystic Ninjas podcast.