
Karlo, Kurt, Chris and Pete explore the literature of the fantastic, movies and everything between. Join us! Check us out on Patreon.com/PodsidePicnic for premium content.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 501 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Imagine if you will, Meet Dave (2008) but if "Dave" was actually called Barry, lived in South Africa, and did a lot of drugs
Who knows what evil lurks under Alec Baldwin's prosthetic nose? Beats me, but we certainly talk a lot about The Shadow on this final (for now) Pulpside episode
This time around, we dig into the pulpy origins of one paranormal investigator by the name of Hellboy NOTE: We had some issues with the audio on this one, so please bear with us (and with many thanks to our sound wizard, Adam)
This time around we talk about The Rocketeer (1991), a movie that asserts that a jetpack future can be scary. . . if it's not in service to the old Stars and Stripes, that is!
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I have really been enjoying listening through the back catalogue but I am sorry to report I can no longer stomach listening to the show. Kurt is overbearing, talks over other hosts and derails most episodes he is on. Pete and Connor had a great flow, and Pete and Karlo have a good vibe but add Kurt to the mix and he destroys and all flow and flattens the other hosts. Unfollowing for now, will return if Kurt ever leaves.
All good episodes are not pay per listen
All good episodes are not pay per listen
This podcast has been just what I’ve been looking for.
Pete and Connor have such an entertaining dynamic, as the sci-fi devotee and the academic sci-fi novice. They are informative, engaging, and expand my understanding of the genre. This makes it sound super dry, but they also talk about Alita: Battle Angle.
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A diverse group engages in conversations about fantastic literature, movies, and broader cultural themes, blending humor and thoughtful analysis with personal reflections. They examine various works, from classic sci-fi novels to contemporary adaptations, discussing narrative structures and thematic elements with a unique blend of perspectives that appeal both to ardent genre fans and casual listeners. Episodes often incorporate insights into film and literature, creating a rich tapestry of commentary that resonates with a wide audience.
The hosts contribute their own experiences and interpretations, fostering a lively dynamic that enriches the listening experience. This approach not only focuses on specific works but also connects them to... more
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