The final piece of the 50th Episode Trilogy Extravaganza begins with
an introduction by the lovely Gigi Edgley (Chiana on Farscape).
    
    We begin the festivities with the booty brought back by Glenn from
Wonderfest. A dvd of The Host, Jet Jaguar, of Godzilla vs Megalon,
figure, a Guyver Zoanoid, Deadly Hands of Kung Fu comic magazines, and Vampirella magazines.
    
    Geek and tell continues with Brad's expansion of the PodCulture
Studios bookshelves with new hardcover Runaways books, Buffy Bad
Bargain and The Deathless books, and a Doctor Who novel called Price
of Paradise. We find a great deal on Lego Star Wars II for the 360, another Supernatural comic, and a swanky Green Lantern keychain. Fear
not! Our dvd shelves were not to be left out! Brad's picked up Cowboy
Bebop and Steamboy on UMD, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, and thanks to the KickAss Mystic Ninjas, we're now in posession of The Adventures of Buckaroo Bonzai. Given the future hero theme, we speculate on the remake of Flash Gordon.

    Geek Cuisine comes full circle this week, commemorating the first
Geek Cuisine, as we enjoy a Triple Chocolate Big Kit Kat bar.
    
    Promos this week come courtesy of The 3 Heroes Podcast.

    Music comes from the talented Jonathan Coulton with "Flickr" and his cover of  "Bills, Bills, Bills".

    An extra special thanks to Beatnik Turtle for the absolutely fabulous
theme song! We couldn't be happier with it, and we dare our listeners
to keep it from getting stuck in their heads!

     The celebration continues with part B of our 50th Anniversary show!

      Ushering in this bacchanalian revelry is one of our Big Damn Heroes, Ron Glass, giving our introduction.

     Only the guiltiest of Guilty Pleasures is good enough for this episode. Join us as we pile on the penance with our review of Jesus Christ Vampire
Hunter.

     Brad continues his interview with J.C. Hutchins, promoting the 7/7/07 release of the third installment of his 7th Son podcast novel.

     Mr. Postman brings us anniversary presents with listener e-mail. Slade writes in with technical questions, Michael sends us thoughts on Doctor Who, John from Sofa Dogs lets us in on some Drive and Monster Squad info, and Brian gets his Who on as part of his British Invasion Podcast. We love our listener e-mail, so keep it coming!

      Prezzies in the P.O. Box come from David in the form of Raines
and She-Wolf of London. Many thanks from all of us for your
thoughtfulness!

       Promos this week come courtesy of Tabitha, The Signal, and Two Geeks,A Mic and a Podcast.

       Our musical interlude is "Under the Radar" by Beatnik Turtle from their CD "All In a Day's Work".

PodCulture turns fifty!! Get out your party hats, and get ready to cut the cake as PodCulture celebrates its half a century mark!

We begin the shindig with an intro by Robert Picardo of Star Trek fame. Next, you may have noticed our brand spankin' new theme song graciously provided by Beatnik Turtle and their Song of the Day.

Glenn has been to Wonderfest, and is looking forward to Adventure Con
where he hopes to meet on of the Pirates of the Caribbean actors as well as dear Ron Glass of Firefly & Serenity. Stay tuned to our next episodes to hear what swanky stuff he's brought back.

Christina and Brad have been trying to catch up with Supernatural, Brad watches the missing episode of Drive, and Christina is still hooked on Webkinz.

SPOILER SEGMENT! Brad and Christina kick Glenn out for a spoiler
segment with discussion of the season finales of Heroes, Veronica Mars, Smallville, and Lost. If you have not seen these finales yet (what are you waiting for?!), and don't wish to be spoiled, skip from the time duration 11:25 to 36 minutes into the file.

Brad interviews the author JC Hutchins about his podio novel, "7th Son", as part of J.C.'s 50 podcasts in 50 states promotion.

We wrap up this section of our golden episode celebration with the presents Stu sent us, including Doctor Who badges and magnets, and the
Doctor Who sticker book from SFX magazine. Our most heartfelt thanks!

Promos this week include The 9th-A Heroes Cast, Geek Fu Action Grip,
and The Strangely Literal Podcast.

Don't forget to join us at our new forums, and come back next week for
more of our geek party!

    This week we find the geeksome threesome on the cusp of their 50th episode!

    Glenn is making headway with his Dangerman boxed set, has picked up 4400 season 3, looks forward to Pirates of the Caribbean:At World's End, and Wonderfest here in Louisville. All that, but the siren song of World of Warcraft still beckons.

    Christina grimaces at the news that there is a Sims movie in the works, and Brad's been burning a hole in his Marvel Ultimate Alliance game disc. Glenn put aside his Alliance game for Ghost Recon and Halo 2.

    Geek Cuisine is a Raspberries & Cream Hershey bar.

     To keep Glenn spoiler-free, Brad and Christina kick him out of the studio while they discuss the power of three, both Series 3 of Doctor Who, and the 3 episodes of Drive. The most recent Who episode based on the novel by Paul Cornell has Christina noting the performances of
Thomas Sangster, and Brad loves the appearance of Richard Brooks on
Drive. They allude to a more in depth discussion of this months season
(and series) finales, and look forward to catching up with Supernatural both the show and comic.

    Glenn returns, happy in the fact that he's picked up the Adventures of Superman on dvd, and liken the technology to Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Christina looks forward to Monster Squad being released as a 20th Anniversary set.
    
    Brad and Christina talk about "42" of Doctor Who, and then Christina
and Glenn geek about Zoolander. Brad introduces our new PodCulture
Forums, and we lie SGL to rest for now.

    There is no Guilty Pleasure this week, but fear ye not, the next
episode will require three times the penance!

    Promotions this week include The Who Cast, The Cup Car Update, and The Scapecast.

After ratings month, Glenn returns to us with news that he's still watching Lost, and the trio anticipate the season finale, and contemplate the series end. Will it come to an annoying end like Dallas or The Newhart Show? Is it better to have a finite end, or be in limbo like Babylon 5? Noting Lost actors in other roles, we mention Brick and Pulse.
    
      Glenn has picked up Pan's Labyrinth and The Fountain,  and we look forward to his reviews. That is if any of his free time remains after World of Warcraft and Wonderfest.
    
     Our geek toy segment has Randy from Geekshow.us reprising his role as Glenn, and talking about the new Transformers Movie swag. Christina shares the story of Brad bested by the Optimus preview figure, and gleams over the JLA and Flash shirts she found at Wal-Mart.

    Christina and Brad thank the guys and gals from the Geekshow universe for a fabulous weekend, and encourage our listeners to check us out in our guest spot on Geekshow's 50th episode.
    
     A HUGE THANK YOU to Jayhawk35 aka Mark for his Doctor Who, Primeval, Tripping The Rift, and Red Dwarf dvds! You're the best,
Jayhawk!

    Comic talk this week finds Brad and Randy covering Green Lantern
Corps #12, Amazing Spidergirl, New Avengers #30, Wonder Woman, JSA Classified-Green Lantern, Alex Ross' Justice, the final issue of 52,
Fantastic Four, Runaways 25 & 26, Green Lantern #18, Justice Society
of America, Supernatural:Origins, Astonishing X-Men, Ultimate Fantastic Four, Buffy The Vampire Slayer, and Countdown. We discuss the idea of "cannon" versus "non-cannon" material in fandom, giving Buffy and George Lucas/Star Wars as an example.
    
      Get your guilt on this week with Glenn's review of the  Asian Assassin flick called Beautiful Beast.
    
      FINALLY someone sent Glenn a dollar! Thanks to Cap'n Fatpants, aka Kevin, for Glenn's very own PodCulture dollar!
    
      The trio closes with respect for the Guitar Hero 2 players that we know ("Freebird!").

    Promos this week come courtesy of The Kickass Mystic Ninjas, The Cup Car Update, and The Babylon Podcast.

    Brad and Christina happily welcome Randy from GeekShow.us who was gracious enough to stand in for Glenn this week!

    We open with what's tickled our TV fancy this week. Randy gives us alternate insight into Heroes, and hypothesize on next season. We welcome the news that DOA is finally going to have a US release, and ruminate on the last few episodes of Doctor Who. Have we seen too much of the Daleks? To our Whovian friends, do you have a favorite Doctor Who villian?
   
    Continuing with tv talk, we share our thoughts on Lost, Battlestar Galactica, Raines, and Veronica Mars. Are we done with Mars Investigations? From Supernatural to Superman, we cover the Winchester brothers, and Smallville. The ghosts of shows past and future make an appearance as we discuss Nathan Fillion's short-lived Drive, and Summer
Glau's soon-released Sarah Connor Chronicles.

    Geek Cuisine this time around is the English Nestle Drifter bar.Thumbs up all around!

    Thanks to The Signal this week for their Sci-Fi Review comparing Star Wars to Firefly.

    Promotions this week come from our dear Mason Rocket via the Joe Murphy Memorial, Tee Morris' Billibub Baddings, and musical guest is Beatnik Turtle with Star Wars (a film like no other), and Were All These Beer Cans Here Last Night.

Sorry for the delay in show notes. Christina had a craptastic week of doctor (sadly not THE Doctor) visits, and she wasn't at her notes-writing best. Kindly stepping into Glenn's working shoes this week is Indiana Jim from the Things Are Looking Up podcast.

Jim shares his insight into Star Wars, and we talk about how George Lucas should (or shouldn't have) changed his movies. Discussing the evolution of special effects, we weigh the question of whether or not it benefits the movie, and serves the die-hard fans, to update effects in film. We debate the importance and placement of some of the more annoying characters in the Star Wars films, such as Jar Jar, and the Ewoks. Can knowing the backstory of a character such as Darth Vader change how we feel about them? Christina and Brad bring up Wicked by Gregory Maguire, and how the sympathy we fostered for The Wicked Witch has forever changed how we view The Wizard of Oz.

Guilty Pleasures this week comes from Glenn's Sirens of Cinema magazine in the form of Hundra. The She-Ra to Conan's He-Man, it's a titan clashing good time.

Geek Cuisine freezes our taste buds with Hot Tamales Ice.

Promos this week come from Mason Rocket at the Joe Murphy Memorial, and in honor of Joe, our musical interlude is a harmony of podcasters performing Jonathan Coulton's "The First of May".

 Welcome back to Geekland! We start this episode with Glenn's lamentation about not being able to see the Spiderman 3 premiere because of the Kentucky Derby, and Christina has spent her birthday recovering from a pulled wisdom tooth.

    Never fear, the fun returns as our trusty dvd players have been working overtime this week. Glenn's still watching Lost, and we discuss the action figures. He's bought Smokin' Aces, Deja Vu, and Night At The Museum, sparking a difference of opinions about Ben Stiller's talent.  Christina mentions the sci-fi epic, Supervolcano. Brad and Christina have been watching Heroes, Doctor Who, and the Stargates. We discuss the annoyance of the breaks between shows like Battlestar Galactica and Torchwood, and Painkiller Jane is next to watch. Finishing up Justice League Unlimited sparks talk about the Aquaman pilot on the XBox 360, as well as the "Justice" episode of Smallville, and David Ogden Stiers playing Martian Manhunter in an ill-planned movie. Speaking of ill-planned, the trio agree that the casting of Matt Damon as Green Arrow in the in-the-works "Super Max". Matt Damon's movies Dogma, the Bourne trilogy, and Good Will Hunting get called to the stand. To complete the WTF factor this week, we say hello and goodbye to the Fox series, Drive, and despite the fabulousness of Annie Lennox and Josh Groban, question the sanity of the American Idol Empire.

    In our game worlds this week, we come up against Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on the XBox 360, Ghost Recon, and Halo 2 maps newly available. Brad and Christina introduce Webkinz as their current favorite time spender, and Glenn's enjoying the interactivity of the Spiderman 3
site.

    Strap on your sweet tooth, and get ready for the post-Easter Geek
Cuisine. We enjoy Cadbury's Orange Cream Eggs, Cadbury's Dark
Chocolate Mini Eggs, and Vanilla Cream Hershey Kisses.

*Christina's most humble apologies to Tabz for confusing the
confectionery goodness she graciously mailed. Trust me, they're being
thankfully enjoyed!*


    The promo this week comes courtesy of the Podcasting Track at
Dragon Con this August (see you there!), and we thank Tabz from the
FanTabzulous and Strangely Literal podcasts.

    Prepare for your penance as this week's show opens with Glenn's Guilty Pleasures! This time it's District B-13, written by Luc Besson, of Fifth Element fame. The battle between subtitles and dubbing wages on! Which do you prefer? Reading subtitles and watching a film in its native language, or hearing dubbing actors "interpret" a script?

    New toys are abundant this week! Thanks to Browncoat Tabz (of the Fantabzulous and Strangely Literal podcasts), the boys have cool superhero and World of Warcraft toys. Not to be left out, Christina receives a cd from Adam Bush's band Common Rotation, and enough chocolate to make the Easter Bunny jealous.  Thanks, also, to Mark "Jayhawk" for the Runaway Bride and Tom Baker's Sci-Fi quiz dvds, as well as episodes of Daybreak and Primeval. Thanks so much to the both of you!

    Toy talk continues with Brad's new Spider Spud, iRiver, and Motorola phone tools kit. Brad and Christina christen their new dvd rack with Batman Beyond season 3, Justice League season 2, Jackie Chan Miracles, Teen Titans:Trouble in Tokyo, and Leroy & Stitch. Not to be called couch potatoes, they also picked up books including Jim Butcher's Dresden novels Storm Front and Fool Moon, Scott Sigler's Ancestor, the final novel in the Left Behind series, Kingdom Come, and the heartbreaking Velveteen Rabbit. Brad gives Christina an autographed photo of Mary Mcdonnell, and picks up the new Trace Atkins cd. Glenn's bought The Protector, the newest in the Mon- Sieur Bome collection of figures (this time it's Kasumi of DoA fame), and discusses the loss of his decade-long pony tail, donated to Locks of Love, while Shane shows off his new pick.

    In closing, we look forward to the remake of Barbarella by De Laurentis, and the Supernatural:Origins comic. Christina is even more excited than usual by the recently aired episode of Doctor Who, which filmed in Shakespeare's Globe.

    The promo this week graciously given by The Better Late Than Never Podcast.

    Music this week by The Great Luke Ski, entitled It Takes Who.

    The Geeksome threesome returns with their special guest, Shane!    
       
    We begin with our week in geek with what we've been up to. Glenn's
finally watching Lost, more Dangerman and, to Shane's happiness, the
first season of 24. We discuss Keifer (once a vampire), and Donald (once a Watcher) Sutherland. Glenn's playing Ghost Recon-Advanced Warfighter 2, while Chrisitna is addicted to the simple Chicken Invaders 2 on MSN.com.
    
    Brad weaves the epic tale of the ill-timed death of the Culture Cruiser's battery, and Shane mourns the illness of his brand new HD television from Buy.com
    
    Our DVD players overfloweth this week. Glenn's watching Children of
Men, Lost, and Dangerman, while pining for the Space 1999 set. Brad
and Christina talk (spoiler free) about the series finale of Stargate: SG-1. The three discuss Casnio Royale, both pro and con, and even about the James Bond comic by Mike Grell. We cover Justice League Unlimited and Batman beyond, and the awesomeness of John Glover's voice.
    
    On a similar note, we discuss the new "remake" genre with TMNT, as
well as the upcoming Astroboy and Gatchaman movies. Christina has a
flashback to her childhood adoration of The Greatest American Hero. Did you have a show you watched when you were young? If you've seen it
again recently, is it as good as you remember, or are you trying to figure out why the heck you enjoyed it in the first place? Let us know!
    
    Geek Cuisine this week is Orange Creme Hershey Kisses.

    Promos this week come graciously from Cup Car Update, and Indiana Jim (from the Things Are Looking Up podcast) for the Dragon Hearth
podcast.

After a silent week in respect for the passing of our friend and fellow podcaster, Joe Murphy, The Culture Crew returns to pay one more tribute.

A very special Geek Cuisine incorporates two of Joe's favorite sources
of sugar. We've got four varieties of root beer: Thomas Kemper, Hank's, Stewarts, and Abita. Combine those with the fantastic Australian Violet Crumble candy bar, and you can practically hear our teeth ache!

Our musical guests for this tribute are two of Joe's favorite geeky songs, Skullcrusher Mountain from the fabulous Jonathan Coulton, and Scott Bakula by Sunspot Music.

Finally, a song written especially in Joe's honor. Enjoy Mason Rocket
by the brilliant band, Beatnik Turtles.

We'll be back next week with our normal doses of geektainment.

Joe Murphy - 1972 to 2007
www.joemurphymemorialfund.org

Before we begin, we take a moment to ask our listeners to help support our friend, Joe Murphy (of The Kickass Mystic Ninjas, and Slice of Sci-Fi, and Michael and Evo's Wingin' It). Joe is fighting a tireless and terminal battle with cancer, and needs the support of all the listeners who's days have been brightened by podcasting. If you can afford it, please consider donating to the Joe Murphy Fund. If you can't donate monetarily, any prayers or positive thoughts would be wonderful. There are too few good people in the world, and our hearts break at the thought of losing one such as he.

   After an introduction by Jack from Wander Radio, the triad of
geekdom returns!

   This week starts of with the boys and their spoils from the comic
shops. They discuss Civil War, the life (and death?) of Captain America, and whether or not Punisher will take up the shield. We all welcome Buffy Season 8 comic, as we try to convince Glenn to actually watch the end of season 7! We continue with Stephen King's Dark Tower, Civil War-The Confession, Wonder Woman #5, New Avengers #28, Green
Lantern Corps #10, Battlestar Galactica, Amazing Spider Girl #6, 52-Week 45, Toyfar Magazine, Doctor Who Magazine (and the audio books by Big Finish) and Image Comics Invincible. Christina is horrified by the Ghost Rider action figures, and Brad gets a smile out of the Marvel Super Hero Squad Punisher/Ghost Rider pack.

   Geek Cuisine this week is a case of curiosity killing the appetite, as our guests, Ashlee and Todd, request the...um..."experience" of the Jones Soda holiday extravaganza of a few months back. Want to know what exactly Ashlee did for a dollar? Listen, and find out!

   Glenn gets us into the post-apocalyptic guilt of Zardoz for this installment of Guilty Pleasures. We discuss the work of Sean Connery,
and John Boorman of Excalibur and Deliverance fame. Glenn likens the
film to the novel Dancers At The End Of Time by Michael Moorcock, and leaves us with the riddle of the origin of Zardoz title.

   Promos this week are courtesy of The Strangely Literal Podcast, and Doctor Who Podshock. (If you listen really hard, you can hear Christina counting the days until the third series of Doctor Who begins!)

It's a gaggle of geeks this week, as the PodCulture crew welcomes
their guests, Todd and Ashlee, into the studio!
    
    The crew begins regaling their seeing Ghostbusters this week with
fellow podcasters, Scott (of Two Geeks, a Mic and a Podcast), Tabitha,
and Randy (from Geekshow.us). All are excited about the summer lineup
of Midnights at the Baxter, which includes such cult classics as They
Live, Robocop, and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Ashlee joins
in, discussing a webcomic she's been following, called Drawn By Pain.
    
    Glenn supports our dvd-watchers across the pond with his
newly-purchased Dangerman, and The Prisoner DVD sets. Brad and
Christina have picked up Veggie Tales: Moe and The Big Exit, the
second season of Stargate Atlantis (oddly, with much commentary by
SG-1 star Gary Jones), Casino Royale, and the precariously packaged
Sliders: Season 1 & 2. Glenn's happy with his new Guyver 3 dvd, while
Brad & Christina are struggling to catch up with their usual fare of
The Class, How I Met Your Mother, and Battlestar Galactica, and are
counting down the days until Doctor Who returns. Ashlee finds quality
content in abundance on the internet, and mentions Red vs. Blue as a
favorite. We entreat our fans to guilt Glenn into watching Heroes, now
that he's FINALLY catching up with Lost. Todd discusses some of the
popular castaways. Got a Lost character you'd love to rescue, or one
you'd like to see locked in a hatch forever? E-mail us!

    Stuart provides us with his first (of many, we hope) submission of
"Stuart's Sci-Fi Classics", with the unsinkable James Cameron's "The
Abyss".

    Todd and Ashlee wish PodCulture a happy 40th episode by supplying
Geek Cuisine in the form of a Dairy Queen ice cream cake.

    Karen from Kalifornia gets a giggle out of Glenn with her submission
"You Know You've Been Playing World of Warcraft Too Much When..."

    Toy Talk is a special one! The PO Box had Glenn's name written all
over it this week with Action Figure News & Toy Review, and Sentai
magazines from listener Mike, both featuring Guyver.  Brad picked up a
classic Battlestar Galactica ship at Wal-Mart, while Christina adds
two new Build A Bears to the count. Brad goes on to tug at our
childhood heartstrings with the epic hunt for his long lost bears,
that after thirty years, a little help from Christina, and the magic
of Ebay, has a very happy ending. Do you have a story about a lost
childhood toy, or one about a beloved stuffed animal you've managed to
hang onto? Tell us!

    Promos this week come courtesy of the boys at Two Geeks, A Mic, And A Podcast.

We start off this week's episode by getting our guilty on with Glenn's Guilty Pleasures. Inspired by Zero Woman, Glenn sends the WTF factor through the roof with Beautiful Hunter. They discuss the appeal of kickass women while Brad and Christina encourage him to buy the 3rd series of Angel in order to appreciate Amy Acker.

    Geek Cuisine is generously sponsored by Jill at the Signal, with unbelievably decadant Leonidas chocolates from Harrods at Knightsbridge. Rule Britania! Our most grateful thanks!

    Toy Talk finds Glenn getting the RAM runaround from Tiger Direct
after purchasing new computer. Brad and Christina share their Valentine's Day presents for each other as only geeks can. Christina received the Official Visual Companion of Firefly Volume 1, and Wicked: The Grimmerie, and she got Brad Stargate SG-1: The Ultimate Visual Guide, and a subscription to Playboy.  Chicken soup for Brad's soul this week came in the form of DC's Showcase Green Lantern volume 2, and the Green Lantern Corps HeroClix set. The trio discuss the marketing tactics of World of Warcraft, while Brad and Christina talk about Super Monkey Ball Blitz for the Wii.

    The ultimate new toy this week, however, is Brad's new mixer!

    As the show attempts to close, the trio discusses remakes and sequels. They note the classic Willy Wonka versus Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, as well as Johnny Depp's performance inspiration past, present, and future. Christina discusses her apprehension for the Tim Burton film adatptation of Stephen Sondheim's Sweeney Todd. The conversation turns to mysteriously-present-during-murder characters such as Jessica Fletcher from Murder She Wrote, and Sam and Dean of Supernatural. Continuing, they speak about War Games, The Producers, and the "new groovy" series Rules of Engagement.

    Finallly, they wrap up the week with the upcoming Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, and the soon-to-be released second season of Justice League Unlimited.

    The geeksome threesome comes at you this week full of tantalizing
television and movie madness.

    Glenn opens up the evening with his review of Ghost Rider, comparing
the movie adaptation to that of another comic blockbuster, Fantastic
Four. Glenn also adds to his dvd collection with Ultraman, Series 1
volume 2, the Hellboy Collector Set, the third series of Millennium,
Invincible Iron Man, and talks of Irwin Allen's Voyage to the Bottom
of the Sea, as well as the Doctor Strange preview.

    The tube makes boobs of us all this week, as we gush about our
favorite shows. We discuss (and differ) about Jewel Staite on Stargate
Atlantis. Glenn enjoys the budding Chiller TV, showing a marathon of
Friday the 13th The Series. As always, Lost, Battlestar Gallactica,
The Class, and How I Met Your Mother get a mention. Brad and Christina are giddy with Whovian joy with the past episode of Heroes, and easily see Hayden Panettiere, as a recast of Buffy, in our fantasy universes. The trio introduce The Dresden Files into the roster, and anticipate Claudia Black making a cameo in the Dresden universe. Glenn compares The Prestige and The Illusionist.

    Geek Cuisine this week is courtesy of one of our listeners in the
form of couriously textured Gummy Luau Skeletons, and Glenn makes
Christina's day with a box of Morning Spark.

    Music this week is granted to us from Jonathan Coulton's competition
to remix his song, "Code Monkey". Tune in next week for another of the
winners.

    Promos this week include Firefly Talk, and The 9th a Heroescast.

    Class participation this week: If you could recast a new series of
Buffy The Vampire Slayer today, who would you cast in each role and
why?

After an introduction by Dawn and Drew of the Dawn and Drew Show, the geeky trio returns to reinfect with Part B of Sick Daze.

    Glenn imparts his Guilty Pleasure this week not with Zardoz or Attack
of the 60ft Centerfold, but with Drive, directed by Steve Wang,
starring Marc Dacascos with Brittany Murphy. Glenn also requests some
GP feedback. Have his movies made you hurl, or made a home on to your dvd shelves? Which guilty pleasures would you suggest?

    Toy Talk gushes with Wii love, 360 play, and as always, the crusade's
still burning in World of Warcraft. We discuss flight simulators,
Rainbow Six:Vegas, and Christina's Huntress figure adorns her cubicle.
Glenn adds to his X-Box collection with Breakdown, Advent Rising, and
Batman Begins, and the boys discuss the various modification parameters possible with console games.
    
    Conversation winds down with a fond farewell to football season, and
our love/hate relationships with the movie Talladega Nights (and by
extension, Elf).

    Musical guest for this episode is Positive Attitude with their song, "2600", found on the album Technobabble, and The Signal provides a
sci-fi review of the hit series, Lost.

Back at it once again the PodCulture crew infects you with another dose of geek filled goodness.

Assorted intro geek chatter includes the fact that everyone on the crew is sick in some way, shape or form.  World of Warcraft: Burning Crusade, and Brad ranting about car rentals, and gushing about the long awaited return of the Culture Cruiser.

In Television and DVD talk the crew chats about, The 4400, Veronica Mars, Smallville, Witchblade, Doctor Who and some deleted scenes from season two, Heroes and Christopher Eccleston joining the cast of that show, Stargate SG1, Stargate Atlantis, Grease: You're the One That I Want, Who Wants To Be a Superhero, Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker, Clerks 2, Groom Lake, Mosquito Man aka Mansquito, Merchant of Venice, Reefer Madness, The Illusionist, The Descent

Geek Cuisine this time around is once again all about Kit Kats!  This time it is Cherry Kit Kats.  Christina also shares her thoughts about the Morning Spark powdered drink mix.

Also included in the show is a very special Off The Shelf book review from Tabitha from the Strangely Literal podcast.  The review is about A Series of Unfortunate Events series of books.

Special musical guest for this episode is DaVinci's Notebook with their song The Gates from the CD Technobabble.

Promos for this show include The DWO Whocast

Here we go again with PodCulture: Part B of Crash Boom Bam!

Toy talk includes discussion on World of Warcraft: Burning Crusade the collectors edition, Buffy the Vampire Slayer autographs, High Def monitors from Office Depot, and the Serenity Money Pack prop replica from Quantum Mechanix.

Glenn's Guilty Pleasure this time around is Danger Diabolique

There is a SciFi review by Jill Arroway from The Signal on Quantum Leap

The PodCulture crew has a movie review of the movie DOA: Dead or Alive based on the popular fighting videogame series.  There is also some discussion on the DOA Xtreme 2 game.

Promos for this show include The 9th: a Heroes podcast and The Signal

Special Musical guest for this episode is The Great Luke Ski with the song I Love You Tivo from the CD Technobabble.

Launch into another round of ranting when Episode 34 kicks off!

After the normal round of intros and Glenn raving about World of Warcraft Burning Crusade Brad rants about insurance and his new car getting rear ended.  Glenn rants about a recent train wreck.  Christina just sits back and lets the boys vent.

TV and DVD discussion includes The 4400, Supernatural, MI-5, Heroes, The Invincible Iron Man, Ultimate Avengers, The Class, How I Met Your Mother and Stargate Atlantis

SPOILER WARNING !!!

Since they have seen episodes that have not aired yet in the US, Brad and Christina take a moment and almost have mini episode of Stargate Louisville discussing recent events and casting changes on Stargate Atlantis.  They also chat about favorite actors who may be leaving the show and the fact that Jewell Staite will be joining the cast as a series regular in season four.

END OF SPOILER WARNING

Geek Cuisine for this show is a knock down drag out brawl of an event.  It is a fight to the death .... Well OK a fight to the digestion of Kit Kats from the UK vs Kit Kats from the United States. 

Promos for this episode include the Strangely Literal Podcast

Special Music guests for this episode include Raymond and Scum with the song How Did I Get On This List and Bob Ricci with the song Internet Love Song.  Both songs can be found on the CD Technobabble.

Also the thought and prayers of the PodCulture crew go out to Joe Murphy from the FarPoint Media network of podcasts during his struggle with cancer.  Joe is a really great guy and the PC crew would really appreciate any support you could send his way.  For more info please head over to www.MichaelandEvo.com

The inmates have broken loose and are running the asylum in PodCulture: Episode 33 --- It's All Geek to Me - Part B

Kicking off the show is yet another dose of Glenn's Guilty Pleasures.  This time Glenn reviews Guardian of the Realm and talks about a possible future GGP with the film Danger Diabolique.

The fine folks from The Signal have allowed the PC crew to include a wonderful SciFi review all about Doctor Who written by the talented Jill Arroway.

Video game chatter includes The Sims, Second Life, World of Warcraft, Prey, Rainbow Six Vegas, Marvel Ultimate Alliance. Brad and Christina talk about spending New Years Eve with the crew from Geekshow.us and finally getting to play with a Nintendo Wii while there.  The chatter continues with discussion on Burnout Revenge, the Wii Sports Pack, and a story about tracking down another Xbox 360 controller for Christina.

Music talk includes assorted video game music, the Doctor Who Soundtrack, and music from Gwen Stefani.

The show wraps up with a geek filled grab bag of topics including the World of Warcraft Collectable Card Game, Heroclix, Apples To Apples, the comic books Agents of Atlas and Marvel Civil War issue 6, and Justice League Unlimited action figures.

Promos for this show include Songs From The Black from The Signal.

Special music guest for the show was Sunspot Music with their song Intellectual Terrorists from the CD Radio Free Earth

Once again PodCulture hits the podcast universe with another dose of geek-filled goodness.

Brad rants about work, insurance costs, Wells Fargo, and liscense tags for his car.  On a more happy note the crew gets a belated Christmas present from the talented artist Stuart Duncan.  It's a darn spiffy issue of SFX Magazine.

What In Your DVD Player for this show is all about Mosaic, The Covenant, The 4400, Heroes, Farscape, Stargate SG1, Stargate Atlantis, The Sarah Jane Adventures, Torchwood, Judge Dredd, Doctor Who, The K9 Adventures, and Snakes On A Plane.

Geek Cuisine this time is about Hershey's n More.  The drink roll call is Glenn with Mt Dew, Christina with Lime-Strawberry Gatorade, and Brad with Mt. Dew Livewire.

There is also some assorted chatter about Christopher Eccleston and George Takei joining the cast of the NBC show Heroes. As well as Glenn gushing briefly about Rainbow Six Vegas.

Special musical guest for this show is the group Sunspot Music with their songs Loser of the Year and Carbon Copy from the CD Radio Free Earth.

Promo for this show includes Billibub Baddings and the Case of the Singing Sword by Tee Morris.

The weekly wackyness that is PodCulture continues with Part B of Dorks in a Box.

While Christina steps out of the studio for a bit Brad, Glenn and special guest Ryan debate the merits of the new version of Battlestar Galactica versus the classic show while comparing it to some other cool sci-fi shows like Star Trek, Babylon 5, X-files, and Lost.  The guys also talk about the UK and US editions of the Season One DVD set of BSG.

Glenn's Guilty Pleasures for this episode is Barbarella. And folks should get a kick out of this review from Glenn!

Other assorted geek gabbing includes Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, the movie C Q, Duran Duran video, Zombiegeddon, The Battlestar Galactica games for the Xbox, Marvel Ultimate Alliance for the Xbox360, the infamous Marvel No Prize, and the fact that Heroes, Smallville and other cool show return to the airwaves later in January.

Brad suggests a new segment idea called What the Filk and even has the first song lined up Mal's Song by Michell Dockery and Escape Key.  Feedback about the new segment idea is GREATLY appreciated!

Promos for this show include one from The Signal podcast for Songs from the Black and for author and podcaster Tee Morris' audio novel Billibub Baddings and the Case of the Singing Sword.

Back for yet another round of geek-madness, the PodCulture crew catches up after the holidays and is joined in the studio by Ryan.

Brad rants about crappy service at Tumbleweed. Christina gives Brad a late Christmas present, a very cool Torchwood t-shirt!

TV, DVD and Movie chatter includes Time Tunnel, Red Dwarf, The Simpsons, Stargate Atlantis, Zapped, How I Met Your Mother, Cyborg 2, Superman Returns, Cars, Quest for the Mighty Sword, Doctor Who, Bones, The Muppet Show, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Torchwood, Star Trek Voyager and Doctor Who Confidential.

The guys also debate HDTV and HDDVD vs Blu-Ray and mention a few good Doctor Who related podcasts such as the DWO Whocast and Podshock.

The video game talk includes Marvel Ultimate Alliance and Tom Clancy Splinter Cell Double Agent.

Geek Cuisine for this show is Ice Cream Skittles while Ryan talks about his drink an Orange Blossom Cream Ale.

Included is a very special sneak peek at the soon to be released podcast audio novel Billibub Baddings and the Case of the Singing Sword by Tee Morris.

The crew closes winds up Episode 30 - Part A with some stories about standing in line for autographs from various stars.  Glenn shares a funny one about meeting Adam West and Burt Ward from the now classic Batman television series.

Promos for this show include one from The Signal podcast for Songs from the Black.

The second half of the new weekly version of PodCulture kicks off!

Toy Talk finds Glenn chatting about his new Xbox 360, and a whole slew of games like Need for Speed Most Wanted, Gears of War, Perfect Dark Zero, Dead or Alive 4, Dead Rising, Superman Returns, Marvel Ultimate Alliance, Sneak King, Big Bumpin, Pocket Bike Racer.  Brad continues the toy discussion with his DC Direct Green Lantern action figures.  Glenn also chats about Burning Crusade.

The guys also mark the passing of original Green Lantern creator Martin Nodell.

Glenn's Guilty Pleasures this time around is the often talked about Robo Vampire! and as a special bonus the gang chats about a Christmas themed Guilty Pleasure A Christmas Story.

Christina, Glenn and Brad start winding up the show with a whole slew of thank yous. Including The Bluegrass Browncoats website, webmistress Anya Balazs, the awsome artist Stuart Duncan, Jill Arroway and the rest of the crew from The Signal podcast, and bumper vocal artist Dani in NC.

The crew closes out by reflecting on some favorite memories, things and events from 2006. Such as Doctor Who, Torchwood, Smallville, How I Met Your Mother, Justice League Unlimited, Green Lantern, the Image comic book Invincible, the dvds Slither and League of Extraordinary  Gentlemen, The Shadow, and Batman Begins.

Promos for this show include The 9th a Heroescast

PodCulture goes weekly and heads into year two with Part A of The Birthday Bash and kicks off with an intro from Dawn and Drew from The Dawn and Drew Show podcast.

TV and DVD talk includes Stargate Atlantis, Babylon 5, How I Met Your Mother, The Class, Heroes, Smallville, Torchwood, Fraggle Rock, Doctor Who, and Superman.

The crew chats about what has gone on in the past year of the show; the feedback, fun at Dragon*Con 2006, meeting other podcasters, gifts in the PO Box, international listeners, PodCulture's new weekly format and the gang's request for more feedback are just a few of the many things discussed.

Thanks to the fine folks at The Signal podcast there is a great review of the TV show Farscape.

Geek Cuisine is a mixed bag of tricks this time with Cadbury chocolate balls, Red Bull, and White Chocolate Twix.

Scott and Ben from the True Believers podcast send in a great comic review of Conner Hawk: Dragon's Blood by Chuck Dixon.

Also included is a bumper from WNDR Radio.

Tune in NEXT WEEK for part B of The Birthday Bash!

The final episode of PodCulture's first year finds the gang with a studio filled with guests!


Geek Cuisine is a HUGE event this episode with Scott and Sam from the Two Geeks a Mic and a Podcast, True Believers podcasts joining the PodCulture crew for not just one or two but EIGHTEEN different flavors of soda from the Jones Soda Company.  Including such masterpieces like Turkey and Gravy along with Brussel Sprouts flavors this is one section of the show you do NOT want to miss!  Check out the gang's reactions as they adventure their way thru the wackyness!

TV and DVD chatter includes Batman Beyond, Torchwood, Heroes, Ultraviolet, the Superman Ultra Collection, Gyver, Stargate Atlantis, and Stargate SG1.

Brad rants about mail-in rebates for electronic items.  Christina rants about misplaced luggage, while Glenn has a mini rant about the Warlord comic issue 10.

Game chatter includes the Xbox 360, WoW 2.0 and WoW Burning Crusade.

Promos for this extra length extra special episode include The Scapecast, The Babylon Podcast, The 9th a Heroes podcast, TWO Torchcast, and True Believers.