Youth Culture Killed My Dog, Episode 7: I Will Flip Every Table That Exists
Posted: 04/30/2014 Filed under: Podcast | Tags: A Song of Ice and Fire, CBS, Comedy Central, Film, Game of Thrones, John Oliver, Jon Stewart, Star Wars, Stephen Colbert, Television, The Expanse, TV, X-Men, X-Men: Days of Future Past, Youth Culture Killed My Dog Leave a comment
In the seventh episode of Youth Culture Killed My Dog, Roy Rogers and Jeff Kusterbeck discuss the latest news and reviews in American pop-culture – comics, movies, and television. Over the course of just under one hour and forty-five minutes we discuss Stephen Colbert moving to CBS, Star Wars: Episode 7, X-Men Days of Future Past, and episodes two and three of the fourth season of Game of Thrones. This episode contains major spoilers for both GoT and A Song of Ice & Fire.
As we are just getting this podcast started, we ask for patience as we work out technical and editing issues with our audio.
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Youth Culture Killed My Dog, Episode 6: Onion Layers of Spoiler Warnings
Posted: 04/09/2014 Filed under: Podcast | Tags: A Song of Ice and Fire, bioware, Brad Meltzer, Captain America, Captain America: the Winter Solider, Comics, Film, Game of Thrones, George R.R. Martin, Godzilla, GOT, Hawkeye, how i met your mother, Identity Crisis, Jason Aaron, Man of Steel, Marvel Comics, Matt Fraction, Movies, Original Sin, Television, The Old Republic, TV, Video Games, Warren Ellis, Winds of Winter, Youth Culture Killed My Dog Leave a commentIn the sixth episode of Youth Culture Killed My Dog, Roy Rogers, Christopher Fannon, and Jeff Kusterbeck discuss the latest news and reviews in American pop-culture – comics, movies, and television.Over the course of just over two hours our topics include: Captain America: the Winter Soldier, Moon Knight by Warren Ellis and Declan Shalvey, the series finale of How I Met Your Mother, Attack on Titan, and a detailed, spoiler-filled review of the fourth season premiere of Game of Thrones.
As we are just getting this podcast started, we ask for patience as we work out technical and editing issues with our audio.
You can click here to listen to the mp3 in a new window or right-click to download and save for later. You can also subscribe or listen to the episode through our iTunes feed.
Detailed show-notes are available below. We welcome comments, questions, and feedback there or by email or at yckmdpodcast@gmail.com. You can also subscribe, review, or comment on this podcast on iTunes. Thank you for checking out Youth Culture Killed My Dog and keep listening! Read the rest of this entry »
Youth Culture Killed My Dog, Episode 4: I’ll Face Myself
Posted: 03/19/2014 Filed under: Podcast | Tags: Atlus, Avatar: The Last Airbender, Brian Wood, Comics, Deadly Class, Fantastic Four, Hawkeye, Image Comics, James Robinson, Loki: Agent of Asgard, Marvel Comics, Matt Fraction, Matt Kindt, Mind Mgmt, Movies, Persona, Persona 4, Persona 4 Arena Ultimax, Persona 4: Dancing All Night, Persona 5, Persona Q, Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth, Rick Reminder, Star Wars, Superheroes, Superior Foes of Spider-Man, Television, The Unwritten, Thor: God of Thunder, TV, Video Games, X-Men, Youth Culture Killed My Dog 1 CommentIn the fourth episode of Youth Culture Killed My Dog, Roy Rogers discusses a whole variety of comic books published between February and March 2014. Over the course of just over forty-five minutes Roy covers some of these comics: Star Wars #14, Mind MGMT #19, Loki: Agent of Asgard #2, Fantastic Four #1, and X-Men #10-11.
As we are just getting this podcast started we ask for patience as we work out technical and editing issues with our audio.
You can click here to listen to the mp3 in a new window or right-click to download and save for later. You can also subscribe or listen to the episode through our iTunes feed.
Abbreviated show-notes are available below. We welcome comments, questions, and feedback there or by email or at yckmdpodcast@gmail.com. You can also subscribe, review, or comment on this podcast on iTunes. Thank you for checking out Youth Culture Killed My Dog and keep listening!
Youth Culture Killed My Dog, Episode 3: Holding Up the Discourse
Posted: 02/26/2014 Filed under: Podcast | Tags: Agents of SHIELD, Amazing Spider-Man, Amazing Spider-Man 2, B.J. Novack, Captain America, Captain America: the Winter Solider, Comics, Culture, Dan Didio, Dan Snyder, Daredevil, Dr. Who, Film, Football, Grant Morrison, Howard Chaykin, Iron Man, Iron Man 2, Iron Man 3, J.J. Abrams, Loki: Agent of Asgard, Marvel, Marvel NOW, Movies, Ms. Marvel, Natalie Portman, NuMarvel, Racism, Redskins, Sherlock, Spider-Man, Stan Lee, Star Wars, Steven Moffat, Television, Thor, Thor 2, TV, Youth Culture Killed My Dog Leave a commentIn the third episode of Youth Culture Killed My Dog, Roy Rogers, Christian Brown, and Jeff Kusterbeck belatedly discuss yesterday’s news and reviews in American pop-culture – comics, movies, and television. Topics in this particularly rambly outing include the Super Bowl trailers for both Captain America and The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Dan Snyder’s response to the racism of the name of Washington’s football club, Thor 2, Iron Man 2, Ms. Marvel #1 and Loki: Agent of Asgard #1, and the various storytelling problems of Stan Lee and Steven Moffat.
As we are just getting this podcast started we ask for patience as we work out technical and editing issues with our audio.
We must particularly apologize for this lateness and strange audio blips of this episode. We recorded at the beginning of February by the episode was held up by audio and post-production issues. We promise to be better, loyal listeners, in March.
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Detailed show-notes are available below. We welcome comments, questions, and feedback there or by email or at yckmdpodcast@gmail.com. You can also subscribe, review, or comment on this podcast on iTunes. Thank you for checking out Youth Culture Killed My Dog and keep listening!
Youth Culture Killed My Dog, Episode 1: Shouting Noises into the Void
Posted: 01/21/2014 Filed under: Podcast | Tags: 3DS, A Song of Ice and Fire, All-New Ultimates, bioware, Bravely Default, Bryan Lee O'Malley, Captain America, Comics, Community, d&d, Dark Horse, Days of Future Past, DnD, Downtown Abbey, dragon age, dragon age 2, Dragon Age 3, Dungeon and Dragons, Dungeon Siege III, Fallout: New Vegas, Fantastic Four, Film, Game of Thrones, Gaming, Guardians of the Galaxy, Justice League United, Knights of the Old Republic 2, Loki: Agent of Asgard, Marvel, mass effect, Mind Mgmt, Moon Knight, Movies, Ms. Marvel, Neverwinter Nights, Nintendo, Obsidian Entertainment, Parks & Rec, parks & recreation, Pillars of Eternity, Playstation 4, Saga, Seconds, Sherlock, Shin Megami Tensei X Fire Emblem, Smash Brothers, Star Wars, Television, The Old Republic, The Winter Soldier, TV, Video Games, Wasteland 2, WiiU, Wonder Woman, X-Men, X-Men: Days of Future Past, Xbox One, Youth Culture Killed My Dog 1 CommentWelcome to the very first episode of Youth Culture Killed My Dog, the internet’s most necessary podcast. This time out Roy Rogers, Tyler Oyler, and Jeff Kusterbeck discuss what they are most looking forward to in pop-culture over the course of this year. For just under one hour and twenty minutes they debate the latest season of Parks & Rec, Downton Abbey, Captain America: Winter Soldier, X-Men: Days of Future Past, the Star Wars license moving to Marvel, the value (or lack there) of the new generation of video game consoles, D&D 5th edition, the latest from Marvel.NOW, and Roy employs a very tortured metaphor for what it is like to experience each season of Game of Thrones. General information about the podcast can be found here.
As this is our very first episode we ask for patience as we work out technical and editing issues with our audio.
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