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Stew World Order

Robert Stewart & The SWO
Comic Book Movies
Marvel Cinematic Universe
Timecop
Wonder Woman 1984
The Killer
Tales From the Crypt
Deadpool
Horror Movies
The Joker
Spider-Man: Far From Home
Road To Perdition
Jean-Claude Van Damme
Morbius
Madame Web
Batman: the Killing Joke
Watchmen
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Spider-Man: Homecoming
The Marvels
Black Widow

Comic Book Movies are great, right? They have dominated the pop culture world and the box office for years now! Every episode, the Stew World Order will review a different CBM chosen at random by that episode's special guest. We'll figure out which ones added to the phenomenon... and which ones are a footnote in its history.

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Tia Jackson
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Episode: Episode 174: Ghost Rider – Spirit of Vengeance
Nick Sheisty
Host of Bad Movies We Love Show
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Episode: Episode 172: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles – Mutant Mayhem
Frank Mandosa
Podcaster from Reels Of Cinema and Movies Across The Pond
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Episode: Episode 171: The Incredible Hulk
Sarah R.
Author and film analysis writer
Self-published works; author of Hypochondria and Amisys Liberis
Episode: Episode 168: Bleach (2018)
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Co-host of the Gray's Taproom Podcast, known for inclusive topics and engaging discussions.
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Episode: Episode 165: Monkeybone
James H. Roby
Novelist and author of the Urban Knights series
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Episode: Episode 162: Across The Spider-Verse
Saffron Asteria
Writer and podcaster
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Episode: Episode 161: The Killer
Jeremy Thomas
Head editor of 411mania, covering pop culture and wrestling
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Episode: Episode 160: Madame Web
Griffin Conway
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Episode: Episode 159: Virus

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Robert Stewart
Host of Stew World Order, SWO Productions

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 163 ratings
  • Always pumped to tune in!

    It’s a blast to hear these discussions about comic book movies that are both fun and insightful. We even get the added bonus of Stew bringing in a variety of guests, helping to offer up plenty of perspectives on the topics they’re covering. I’d definitely say give this show a shot if you haven’t already!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Xeryxt
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great work

    Absolutely love the niche. Well researched episodes with guests with varying perspectives. A lot of fun!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Poddy Boyz
    Australia2 years ago
  • A lot in THIS stew.

    Movies, comics, guests, unique characters (and not just the host)…with a smattering of adult stuff. Whup Whup!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rlewisphilly1
    United States3 years ago
  • Great variety

    There’s plenty of CBM podcasts out there, but SWO set themselves apart with their thorough research and off-beat film selections. Who doesn’t want to hear an in depth review of Tank Girl for example? C’mooooooon!

    Gaz - Diabolical

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jesus of Gazareth
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • Love it

    Genuinely a top show, keep up the great work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    classicwrestlingafficionado
    United Kingdom3 years ago

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Episode 172: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles – Mutant Mayhem
Q: Are you reading any Turtle-related comics currently?
Robert asks about Last Ronin and other Turtle comics; Nick mentions he's familiar with the original Eastman and Laird run and Archie era, and notes Last Ronin is highly regarded and worth reading though he hasn't started it yet.
Episode 172: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles – Mutant Mayhem
Q: Where can listeners find Bad Movies We Love and follow you on social media?
Nick provides the network and show URLs (Sheist Podcast Network and Bad Movies We Love, with the distinctive L-U-V spelling for the handle) and explains he is more active on Instagram for visual updates.
Episode 172: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles – Mutant Mayhem
Q: Who was your favorite turtle in this version, and has that changed over time?
Nick says Leonardo has been his favorite due to leadership traits and his alignment with a strong, protective role similar to Cyclops, and that this preference has remained fairly consistent over time.
Episode 172: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles – Mutant Mayhem
Q: What drew you to Mutant Mayhem out of the three options you rolled?
Nick explains he had already seen Mutant Mayhem and enjoyed it, and felt it was a good opportunity to shine a light on a Turtle adaptation that could reach broader eyeballs, despite not being the Miles Morales-level blockbuster. He also notes Superman and Red Sonja as potential topics but chose Mutant Mayhem based on personal familiarity and interest.
Episode 171: The Incredible Hulk
Q: Out of the four of those this episode, what was it that drew you to The Incredible Hulk?
The guest was drawn to Edward Norton as an actor, the Hulk character, and the opportunity to experience a first-time viewing of the film, pairing a favorite actor with a beloved superhero, which felt like a perfect convergence of priorities.

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A lively, fandom-forward show that covers comic book movies and related pop culture with a veteran host and rotating guests. Episodes typically blend in-depth analysis of films, discussion of production choices, and reflections on how a movie fits within the wider CBM landscape, often including guest perspectives from fellow podcasters, writers, and creators. The format tends to be energetic, with banter and a focus on film craft (acting, pacing, soundtrack, and visual style) alongside broader conversations about culture, nostalgia, and the podcasting community. A notable strength is the host's ability to curate diverse guests and create engaging, multipart discussions that appeal to both hardcore CBM fans and casual listeners looking for t... more

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4. Sarah R.
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