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Dads on BooksPete the Cat is wearing a hat or Valentine’s Day is phatIn their very first Pete the Cat episode, Mike and David talk and talk and talk about being home alone—aaaaaaaarrrrg!!!—and snow and sleds and Ace the friendly hardware place and lightbulbs—the new college major and, one more thing... oh yeah! the book!!Pete the Cat--Valentine's Day is Cool has a lot of meaningful memories for Mike and his girls and none whatsoever for David's, but they both loved the book. In a role reversal, Mike actually has the book with a poster: missing, some Valentine's Day cards: AWOL, and stickers: gone, I tell you! David...
2026-02-0932 min
Dads on BooksDan Yaccarino parte due (mille): Willa, Oswald, Every Friday, and friendsMike and David are such fans of the Dans, especially Dan Yaccarino author of Piccolo, they had to split their awesome, fun, super conversation in two—due!—episodes. This time the Dads and the Dan talk about stories, books (The Luna Sisters) and of course, mid-century modern. Even though they post every Monday, they read and talked about Every Friday. They laughed, they cried, they promised not to pretend to cry. We finally get to the bottom of why Dan does what he does and digs what he digs. You dig? Listen to find out, but k...
2026-02-0229 min
Dads on BooksDan Yaccarino on Sorrento, Piccolo, and Jacques Cousteau, parte unoMike and David continue their celebration of Danuary with their second author guest Dan Yaccarino which means all of their guests are either daughters or Dans. They had so much fun, this is only part one!Dan and the Dads talk about Dan's latest book, Piccolo and its celebration of Dan's Italian heritage and its themes of putting others before yourself and the importance of gelato. That's Italian for ice cream. They also discuss I Am a Story, An Octopus Followed Me Home, The Undersea Life of Jacques Cousteau, City Under the City, One, Two, Grandma Loves...
2026-01-2629 min
Dads on BooksDanny's Doodles of poodles and oodles of noodles (Karen)In our continuing celebration of "DANUARY!!!", Mike and David discuss Danny and Danny’s Doodles— which turn out to be not quite as doodly or noodley as you might think— plus other fun stuff in a book, that’s oddly doodly, oodly, feudily, silly billy, and even a touch serious.They’ve got everything! There’s mismatched socks, a string diet where even the tuna is stringy, unevenly short pants, and sensible shoes (sensible black shoes, I can't trust this writer at all, can I?), and David and Mike play a new game show: Guess which baseball movie this is...
2026-01-1930 minDads on BooksDanny and the Danuary DinosaurMike and David struggle with the calendar but successfully locate Danny and the Dinosaur in David’s attic, aka Narnia. This "50sy" classic features a dinosaur that fluctuates from "row-house sized" to "lamp-post thin". The Dads explore the Syd Hoff-ance—the 27-year gap between sequels—and David’s 2055 "heaven" debut. They close with "killer" jokes about —nope, note telling and still not telling. Happy reading!
2026-01-1228 minDads on BooksThe Going to Bed Book: Good sleep habits thru Exercise and Rock!Mike and David have a rockin’ conversation about Sandra Boynton’s Going to Bed Book. WARNING: The animals do something CRAZY before going to bed!! You were warned. And they will they will rock you(r kids to sleep)! Mike and David deal with grammactical (sic) errors, math is hard, and politics? (No). There's also an epiphany about a hippo—hippiphany?—about who—whom?!—is brushing their teeth. No buts about it, these animals are wild! If you liked this episode, check out these:Who was Laura Ingalls Wilder: Cliff's Notes and Spoiler AlertsSay it...
2026-01-0527 minDads on BooksTHE Sleepover From the Black Lagoon and exactly almost other silly thingsIn our first ever year-end wrap up, Mike and David talk about a book they didn’t necessarily love, but then discovered that they loved a lot about it and then discovered in an epiphany kinda way that they DO like it as David did some inadvertent research. Mike and David's neologism du semaine: (new word of the week): Millustrations!Speaking of which, it's a great book for encouraging young boys to read because there are a ton (millions?) of very fun illustrations. Check it out. And if you liked this epis...
2025-12-2933 minDads on BooksThe Story of the Wooden Coin, and a Couple of Choked-up DadsLots of fun as the Dads talk about The Story of the Wooden Coin, our first Christmas book—well, the first Christmas book at Christmas time. David dances on rhythm whatever that means; Mike chose the Hanukkah book, so, naturally, since David is Catholic, Mike chooses the Christmas book—wait, what?! Also, it’s our second episode in a row to reference Lake Placid 1980. A season of Miracles. Warning! There might be some verklemption (verklempting?) and other issues with no tissues.If you liked this episode, you will SO love these:All About Hanukka...
2025-12-2228 minDads on BooksAll About Hanukkah, Channukah, AND KhanukkahIn our first holiday episode—well, at least our first episode on a book about a holiday around the same time that the holiday that the book is about falls—anyway here’s our first book about Hanukkah: All about Hanukkah by Judyth Groner and Madeline Wikler, illustrated by Kinny Kreiswirth. Everything you wanted to know about Hanukkah and so much more! Among other things, David doesn't start at the beginning and eventually figures it out. Mike learns the origin story of a scene that David did with Mike's wife Kim in the 1900s, and even Mike learns...
2025-12-1527 minDads on BooksGood Night Gorilla, don't monkey around while listening, and no AL, you are NOT a monkeyHoly carp! this is our 30th episodeand at this moment we have 988 listens!!Mike and David return to short books—board books even!—with Good Night, Gorilla by Peggy Rathmann, and they are so excited about good and night being two words and the comma in the title!!The Dads discuss the nods to Goodnight Moon including the ever-present mouse and the ever-present, or almost always ever-present balloon and other mysteries and controversies.The chat? Mike comes clean, David learns he’s been mispronouncing something for decades. The art? Vibrant palate...
2025-12-0829 minDads on BooksCarbles Marbles, Castro's AstrosWe get to part two of our conversation with My Weird School series (and many many other silly and some not silly books) Dan Gutman. Our surprise guest shows up. Will we find Dr. Carbles? Or his marbles? Take a listen and find out.Bonus stuff: Dan’s writing tips for young (and old) aspiring writers:Start with “what if?” and add imagination. What if Castro became an Astro?Get ‘em with the first sentence. Regarding drafts: “pretend to be somebody else while reading what you wrote.“Put the draft aside and read it later.Dan and David...
2025-12-0145 minDads on BooksWhere are Dr. Carbles Marbles! and where's my Pfeffernusse?Mike and David welcome their first non-daughter guest, Dan Gutman, the nutman, author of the My Weird(er and erestEST...) School Series(esEST?), and the recently released The Picasso Curse and OH SOOO many more. Dan discusses his “What if” theory of writing (What if Castro became an Astro?, What if Picasso became an Queso) and denies VEHEMENTLY any involvement in the recent Louvre heist. We discover that Dan Gutman is a Nutman, Mike Walker is a Caulker/ balker, and David Patrick is a HatTrick—sorry, that’s the only rhyme this thyme. Unless you consider...
2025-11-2442 min
Dads on BooksGoodnight Moon: less cheddar, more tea and peas, pleaseThe "Dads on Books" welcomed Lucy Patrick, who selected a copy of the 1947 classic, Good Night Moon. Lucy chose her sticky shredded copy of the book mostly because the mouse is "really cute". The dads, with a lot of help from brilliant Lucy, calculate that it took the little bunny a wopping 70 minutes to finally fall asleep. They debated whether the pages stuck together from "peas and tea", discussed the controversial missing comma in the title, and Lucy notes that the cozy room is a major "fire hazard". In the end, we all agree that parents of young children...
2025-11-1730 minDads on BooksWarrior Cats: Into the Wild and Sarah PatrickAnother daughter, another series! David’s Sarah and Warrior Cats’s Into the Wild! by Erin “faux” Hunter. Mike reads the wrong book. Again. And is lost. David reads the right book. Again. And is lost. Sarah is not lost and finds the Dads. It’s a wild wonderful world of cat clans and hyphens and blood-beats. This epic tale is so huge that Sarah is currently devouring the 34th book, proving that cat drama truly is endless (and tasty). There’s also a huge dictionary rescued from a sorority house. We like big books, and we cannot lie.
2025-11-1032 minDads on BooksDon't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus and other life lessonsMike and David return to totally toddler tomes—fewer words, no chapters, and more pictures with one of their favorite and fun authors award-garnering Mo Willems. We're talking about illustrious, illylu—pictures again. SPOILER ALERT—We love the art! So simple, yet so profound with an hint of/ notes of cranberry and sage. And David messes up his animals. Again. Where’s the pigeon?! On his head? What's up duck?Looking for an episode we touched on in this one? How about:Cars and Trucks... and Things That Go and Steve and John or ano...
2025-11-0325 min
Dads on BooksEl Deafo: Friends and graphic novels (pics, rabbits, and 4 shadows)In the third “Since we are Dads on Books, we have daughters, and they can be Guests!“ episode, Mike’s daughter Ruby joins us with one of her favorite books—it's teacher and school librarian approved!!—and our first graphic novel, El Deafo by CeCe Bell. We touch on a mashup of Little House and the Waltons, a German version of the muppets (DasMuppetz), Grease (🎼tell me more, tell me more! 🎶), and other 70s stuff. We also get a little personal and touching. It’s what we do. Check it out.
2025-10-2736 minDads on BooksPercy Jackson: The Lightning Thief: Voyage to Vegas with a zebra, tin cans and 7 layer dipThis time there’s someone next to David—his daughter Delaney! Mike and David welcome their second guest. Ever. We delve into the wonderful world of Percy Jackson. WARNING: this book has no pictures!! And is long. Longer than our previous reads. And read the chapter titles first. Trust us. Trust her. From accidental teacher vaporization to taking a zebra to Vegas or a god buying us a cheeseburger, you won’t regret it. 🍔 And so much sarcasm. PerSassy Jackson as they call him. We learn that tin cans (and 7 layer dip) are vegetables. Oh, and we love it.
2025-10-2034 minDads on BooksJunie B. Jones and the Stupid Smelly Bus: We Didn't Get on Board With This One!Mike and David talk about "Junie B. Jones and the Stupid Smelly Bus" by Barbara Park. Let's just say they're not on board with this one--a first! While there's some fun: Mike likes that it's made of paper and when he learned that "a relief is when your stomach doesn't feel squeezy anymore." And David liked STEWED TOMATOES!! this one just isn't their can of tea. Looking for an episode we touched on in this one? How about:Ivy and BeanorThe World According to Humphrey: Oh, For Squeek's SakeAnd let u...
2025-10-1325 min
Dads on BooksFlat Stanley or Flat Stan Lee, you make the callMike and David get flat with Stanley! Mike discovers him in a book store in Ohio, and David gets a blast from his past with his nephew's Flat Stanley Project—Flat Stanley was a book?! Travel through time as Mike and David try to figure out when the heck the book was written. 1944? 1964? LANGUAGE WARNING!! Old timey words like “gosh”, “heavens”, and “darnedist” are heavily used. Or at least referred to. Rated HHH—Hopeless! HOPELESS! HOPELESS!!!
2025-10-0625 minDads on BooksPinkalicious: Cupcakes, Commas, and ellipses, ellipsees? Eliptical! (WHATEVER!!!)... and vegetablesGet ready for a "pink-tastic" episode with Mike and David, the Dads on Books! Fresh off Podcast Movement (#pm25), they dove into Pinkalicious. Mike "forgot" the plot, so he rediscovered the joy of her pink transformation. They loved Daddy's "tired finger" and the book's cool collage illustrations. Plus, they had a "comma-n" good time discussing punctuation, especially the ellipsis overuse by the over-50 crowd. They even teased upcoming reads, proving these dads are truly "book-ish.”
2025-09-2927 min
The Smooth Jazz Kitchen with Chef Bruce BuegeThe Smooth Jazz Kitchen with Chef Bruce Buege - How Sweet It Is00:00 Tony Exum Jr. - Groove This00:04 Ken Navarro feat Tony Craddock, Jr. - In the Sky Today (2025)00:08 Brian Clay - Into The Deep00:13 Karen Devroop - Ain't Nobody00:18 Paul Jackson, Jr. - Never Too Much00:24 Lee Ritenour feat Kenya Hathaway & Grady Harrell - Is It You00:28 Bill Moio - Straight Talk00:32 R.L. Walker - Nite Owl00:37 Derek Dabbs - State of Mind00:43 Rob Zinn feat Nils - It Just Feels Right00:47 Michael Ross - Agua De Beber00:51 The TNR Collective - You!!00:55 Avenue Blue feat Jeff...
2025-09-242h 02Dads on BooksIvy and Bean and Stella: What's up with Your Spleen?Mike and David welcome their first guest. EVER. Mike's daughter and brand new college student Stella who read Ivy and Bean as a child and--spoiler alert--still loves it!! Stella doesn't miss a bean--beat as she dives in to the normal dad banter and tangents on improv, prepositions, and Steve Carrell. Stella brings unexpectedly expected "sass" to the discussion, including (but not limited to) calling out David's struggling tendency to mispronounce "illustrator" as "horrible" and teaching the Dads contemporary slang like "Fire" and "Ate it up" to express approval. Not of them, just in general.
2025-09-2229 min
Dads on BooksThe Little Engine That Could: We Think We Can-canThe Dads on Books, Mike and David, chug along discussing The Little Engine That Could, proving they "think they can" podcast! David chose the book, then, like a lost toy, couldn't quite recall why. Mike, however, remembers the 1900s, but not why he went into the kitchen! They explore old-timey art (complete with hyphens!), discover Watty Piper's secret identity, and dissect anthropomorphic trains, even making an "FE" joke, periodically speaking. From page-turn peeves to an SNL parody, the dads keep the conversation on track, even if their research occasionally derails!Looking for an episode we touched on...
2025-09-1532 min
Dads on BooksSleeping Cutie Live: Up Owl Nite, Sand's Groove & Stinky Feet BluesWelcome to Dads on Books, where Mike and David FINALLY hit record and make an episode after 40 minutes of talking about "random things." They immediately forgot everything. (We blame Blockbuster's brain-erasing technology). Rob Reiff started last week's "Little House in the Big Woods" episode accidentally, in his pocket, and has to rewind it like a cassette tape to listen again. Finally touching on this touching book, "Sleeping Cutie," we, as parents, deeply relate to "I'm not tired!" being yelled at bedtime. Mike tries it and feels like it would be great to work on in therapy. Written by Andrea...
2025-09-0831 minDads on BooksWho was Laura Ingalls Wilder: Cliff's Notes and Spoiler AlertsThis episode of Dads on Books sees Mike and David finally hit record after a legendary hour-and-a-half pre-show chat! They dive into "Who Was Laura Ingalls Wilder?", discussing "Cliffnotes" and hilarious plot spoilers like Pa pouring lead bullets. Learn about Laura's supposedly "easy life" with Almanzo, when she marries up. The dads also debate burning wardrobes for fuel, their future as authors in 2042, Mike's passing in 2442 after purchasing YouTube for $25, and the fiscal genius of a triple wedding. All this AND a few musical numbers.Looking for an episode we touched on in this one? How about:
2025-09-0134 min
Dads on BooksFancy Nancy and the Case of the '80s ThrowbacksThis is my boss, Mike & David, we're not millionaires, but we are a heck of 2 guys...In the latest episode of Dads on Books, we explore the decadence of Fancy Nancy. Nostalgia was on our minds as we careened towards a cliff edge of the Gogos, Hart to Hart, and many other things from the 80s that we say twice. Join us for a tear-filled episode of silliness.Looking for an episode we touched on in this one? How about:Jamie Lee Curtis and Laura Cornell- Big Words for Little Peopleor...
2025-08-2534 min
Dads on BooksUnderground: Elephants, Eggs and Deep-Earth DelightsThis week David and Mike head "Underground" to learn about how a city's underground systems work. I know, sounds like a snooze-fest. BUT, not only is there a lot to learn about city building, there are little pieces of humor in the pictures that will draw you in.We really dig this intriguing book by another David, David Macauley.Looking for an episode we touched on in this one? How about:Little House in the Big WoodsEmail Us- DadsOnBooks@gmail.com
2025-08-1835 min
Dads on BooksThe World According to Humphrey: Oh, For Squeek's SakeSqueektastically Sqeektastic! David and Mike could squeek away for hours about Humphrey (oui oui oui!), but... spoiler alert! (There aren't any real spoilers here). They uncover author Betty G. Birney's hilarious revelation that Humphrey initially had an "Accent." Who knew a book about a rodent could be so touching and inspiring? Reminding us of "Talks-too-Much-Mike" and "Slow-Down-David". We just love this book. We laughed, we cried...Looking for another episode? How about:Dan Gutman's, It's Halloween, I'm Turning GreenEmail Us- DadsOnBooks@gmail.com
2025-08-1129 min
Dads on BooksFox in Socks: Look Out, It's a Twister!The Doctor will see you now! In their first Dr. Seuss book discussion, Fox in Socks, Mike and David chew on blue goo and in an unmuddled tweetle beetle battle, happen upon some Suess-lore. And their smart tongues? Just headed out on a trip to Numbs-ville!Looking for an episode we touched on in this one? How about:The Giving TreeorGuess How Much I Love YouEmail Us- DadsOnBooks@gmail.com
2025-08-0431 min
Dads on BooksGuess How Much I Love You: It's a Hare-y TaleThis week, the Dads discuss the book Guess How Much I Love You. Dad A quizzes Dad Number One on art mediums, #1 discovers details about the ISBN page, A crosses the globe looking for the location and #1 plans a trip to see his long lost relatives at Walker Books. After all the hubbub, it's a consensus, they both love it! Looking for an episode we touched on in this one? How about:Little House in the Big WoodsorMrs. McTats and Her House Full of CatsEmail Us- DadsOnBooks@gmail...
2025-07-2824 min
Dads on BooksLittle House in the Big Woods: the Dads Learn to Smoke a DeerWelcome to "Dads on Books," Episode X where Mike and David venture into books for an older audience, don’t worry, it's still a kids book. The dads tackle Little House in the Big Woods, a book so enthralling dad #A bought a vintage set for $5. Join us while we learn about churning butter, smoking a deer (the meat) and other fun stuff. It's a "riveting" journey back in time, with classy dads dishing on an American classic. Check it out. Looking for an episode we touched on in this one? How about:Big Words fo...
2025-07-2132 min
Dads on BooksIt's Halloween, I'm Turning Green (with envy after spending a million hundred dollars on a new library card)In this weeks episode, David and Mike explore the wild and wackily kookified world of Dan Gutman, and found a million hundred books begging to be read. They contemplate the fortunes they've spent at the Scholastic book fair where so many of these volumes lie hiding... waiting to sneak into your bags and make you laugh all the way home. Mike admits he had to renew his expired library card to read this monster of a book. The dads confirm (admit) the turning green element is pure envy... candy envy. The book captures AJ facing the toughest decision in...
2025-07-1525 min
Dads on BooksSideways Stories from Wayside School: OOPSIE! Mr Anderson, Call the ArchitectThis week, David did research and Mike read the back of the book, finding that, "More than 6 million kids have laughed..." They get kooky discussing Louis Sachar's Sideways Stories from Wayside School and explore this surreal, 30-story school, built incorrectly by a man who only said, "My bad". The dads agree the book is wacky, goofy, and slightly shockingly dark (or is that shockingly slightly dark???), BUT it also contains profound truths like, "You need a reason to be sad. You don't need a reason to be happy". Then the great debate of if the Matrix guys read Chapter 25. T...
2025-07-0727 min
Dads on BooksThe Book with No Pictures: Olivia called and wants William's blurf back!This week, Mike and David discuss... nothing. We speak of many nothings, "The Book with No Pictures," which is much like the beginning of life. Just a blank boring canvas. We discuss ideas for seequels, and the deep existentialist meaning of the artistically artsy artistry within the annals of it's history. David drops names, Mike sweeps them up, and in the end just, "Move along, nothing to seeee, hear."Looking for an episode we touched on in this one? How about:EeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeorSouixEeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeEeeeeeemail Us- DadsOnBooks@gmail.comwEeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
2025-06-3022 min
Dads on BooksFrog and Toad are Friends: Blah, it's half past May, where is that gosh darned snail mail?BLAH!This week Davey and Mikey talk about one of Mike's favorite childhood books, "Frog and Toad are Friends." Kermit looks at Toads bathing suit, some interesting things about the author are in discussion and we decide which amphibian fits our personality better. Additionally, Fred and Toad discuss the origins of snail mail. All in all, a ribbiting good time! p.s. Stilling waiting....you could listen to use yammer on aboutBig Words for Little PeopleorThe Giving TreeEmail Us- DadsOnBooks@gmail.comSnail mail ou...
2025-06-2334 min
Dads on BooksCars and Trucks... and Things That GoRichard Scarry's Cars and Trucks and Things That GoIn this week's episode, David and Mike talk about Richard Scarry and his books. Mike picks the wrong book to buy and David thinks that's hilarious. We make suggestions about book titles and laugh a lot about the books and reference back to episodes from long long ago. Enjoy this episode of Dads on Books!Email us at:DadsOnBooks@gmail.comAnd thank you for your support.
2025-06-1636 min
Dads on BooksBig Words for Little PeopleLong ago,In a galaxy far, far away...Dad's on Books- EPISODE 4David And Mike take on the book, Big Words for Little People, by Jamie Lee Curtis and Laura Cornell. Listen as David tells us why he didn't like the book, and then changes his mind as he continues reading it. Mike was confused, so he hadn't reread it, but he remembers a lot of it, because he read it so many times. Thanks to Mike's brother Byl, for giving this stupendous and superb book to...
2025-06-0938 min
Dads on BooksMrs. McTats and Her House Full of CatsDads on Books returns for episode 3!In this episode hosts David Patrick and Mike Walker discuss the children's book Mrs. McTats and Her Houseful of Cats by Alyssa Satin Capucilli and illustrated by Joan Rankin. They discuss Mrs. McTats and the story follows how she acquires her numerous cats, and how it is a "teaching"" book. Mike shares his Mrs. McTats voice and they talk about the artwork in the book. We go on finding fun details, especially the chickens and crazy house decor. They both highly recommend the book, especially for those who enjoy doing silly...
2025-06-0221 min
Dads on BooksOlivia Helps with ChristmasWelcome to Episode 2! We are discussing the book, "Olivia Helps with Christmas."Why this book? Well, David selected "Olivia Helps with Christmas" due to its personal history, noting that Mike and wife, Kim, introduced his family to the Olivia series early in his eldest daughter's reading journey. It has become a cherished favorite of his family, consistently eliciting enjoyment even after many readings and establishing itself as a highlight among their collection of children's books. We talk about the Olivia's desire to Christmas be all it can be and how Mr. Falconer deals with the comedic timing...
2025-05-2627 min
Dads on BooksThe Giving TreeWelcome to the inaugural episode of our podcast where we delve into the world of children's books that resonate with both our kids and their adults! In this episode, hosts Mike Walker and David Patrick kick things off by discussing the classic, "The Giving Tree"Why did we choose "The Giving Tree" as our first book? Mostly because we remember it fondly and a personal connection: Mike and Kim had gifted David a French edition, "L'Arbre Generaux," years ago. We explore the difficulty finding our books and dug into the art and some of...
2025-05-2629 min
Dads on BooksDads on Books: The TrailerWe're just getting started! Join us for the big drop on 5/25/25 and listen while we discuss books that we read to our daughters or were inspired by them to read.
2025-05-1701 min
Der Nerdy Talk von GeekerikiNerdy Talk #150 Tyraniden sind zum schnetzeln davon guten Essen und Herr der Ringe
🥳 150 Folgen Geekeriki – Wir haben’s echt so lange durchgehalten! 🎙️
Willi, Nadine und Flo feiern ihr großes Podcast-Jubiläum – und wie könnte man das besser tun als mit einer wilden Mischung aus Nerdkram, Trash-TV und virtuellen Gemetzeln?
Auf der Spielwarenmesse haben wir wieder jede Menge Plastik-Schätze entdeckt (und Nadine musste sich zurückhalten, nicht alles zu kaufen). Beim epischen Warhammer 40K-VR Geburtstags-Geschnetzel ging es blutiger zu als ein Steak beim Superbowl-Grillen. Apropos: Wir haben uns auch den Superbowl gegeben – aber eigentlich nur wegen der Trailer und Snacks.
Dazu n...
2025-02-161h 55Der Nerdy Talk von GeekerikiNerdy Talk #150 Tyraniden sind zum schnetzeln davon guten Essen und Herr der Ringe
🥳 150 Folgen Geekeriki – Wir haben’s echt so lange durchgehalten! 🎙️
Willi, Nadine und Flo feiern ihr großes Podcast-Jubiläum – und wie könnte man das besser tun als mit einer wilden Mischung aus Nerdkram, Trash-TV und virtuellen Gemetzeln?
Auf der Spielwarenmesse haben wir wieder jede Menge Plastik-Schätze entdeckt (und Nadine musste sich zurückhalten, nicht alles zu kaufen). Beim epischen Warhammer 40K-VR Geburtstags-Geschnetzel ging es blutiger zu als ein Steak beim Superbowl-Grillen. Apropos: Wir haben uns auch den Superbowl gegeben – aber eigentlich nur wegen der Trailer und Snacks.
Dazu n...
2025-02-161h 55
Going RogueRobin HoodNottingham was a high concept spec script that reimagined the Robin Hood legend from the perspective of the Sheriff of Nottingham that asked whether we should follow the law, or our heroes. Robin Hood is a movie where Robin Hood does not rob from the rich or give to the poor, but his dad did write the Magna Carta.
This is the story of how Nottingham became Robin Hood.
You can follow the show on twitter or tumblr @goingroguepod, or for slightly less hinged content, follow @tansyclipboard on twitter...
2024-03-241h 18
The Underbelly HoursHey Rob! Hey Nonny!Dan flies solo to talk with the production manager of Hey Nonny - Rob Reiff! They chat all about this Arlington Heights venue, what has been happening (or stalled) since the pandemic began, their increasingly greater focus on booking solely original (Chicago) artists, and some fun insider scoops from Rob about the life of your average production manager.As a podcast that usually focuses only on artists, it’s nice to hear from the venue’s point of view for once.Linktreehttps://linktr.ee/UnderbellyHoursThe Unde...
2021-08-171h 52
Florian Breidenbach PodcastMay 2016Heiko Laux - Savannah
Jackmate feat Nik Reiff - Pacemaker
Dirty Doering - Cape of Good Hope
ANNA - Redemption
Betoko - Solarium
Jack Jenson & Tigerskin - Full of Acid
Nhar - Even in a Dream
Rob Acid - Cosmic
CamelPhat - Light Night
Rob Acid - Polystirol
Pig & Dan - The Saint (Job San)
Rob Acid - Kiss Me
Heiko Laux - Dry Me (Acid Mix)
Rob Acid - Kinky
Ian Pooley - Celtic Cross (Len Faki Remix)
Rob Acid - London Acid
SLV - Transition
Alex Bau - Organic Deformation Of Oz
Lewis Fautzi - Horizontz
Christian Bonori...
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