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Join us for another episode of Trivia! Guess who won? We cover subjects like sports, movies, geography, and music in this episode. Also neither Joe or Curtis understand how many people live in America.

DECEMBER 15 is Trivia Night at The Gaslight, hosted by Curtis. Get some friends together and register your team here.

DECEMBER 16 come watch Curtis open for Kris Izzi and Any Imlay at Santa Claus Brewing. Tickets available at the door.

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In this episode you'll hear my chat with Courtney Cirabisi, a 30 year old who lives in Bakersfield, California.  She became reliant on a wheelchair for everyday mobility after she was child abused by her dad when she was 9 months old, resulting with a spinal cord injury.  I've been following her journey as she shows us that life doesn’t stop after you have been abused and have lost the ability to walk. Courtney shares how she believes the mind is the most important thing a person can have.  With that knowledge she is able to live a positive life after all she's been through.  She explains how she feels that she is meant to be where she is today.  I love her outlook and her strength and how she lives a full, rich life.  She has such a beautiful awareness and is using it to inspire others.  Courtney is on a mission to show others how strong your mind is when facing adversity.  She is an author at Push Living (PUSHLIVING.COM) an organization highlighting wheelchair lifestyle.  Thanks for listening in to our chat.  Stay connected on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/imdyingtotellyoupodcast/?hl=en  Hugs, Lorri  

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May is for Movies!!!! That's we are talking about all the upcoming nerd movies. We touch on everything for Fast X to the Flash and everything in the  middle. Find out who has the Best looking car in Fast X or how many Batmen we think will be in The Flash. Or lets look into the next Mission Impossible and that is Tom Cruise.

SUPERMAN is one of the most revered superhero films of all time and is credited with launching the modern superhero film craze.   But it also has one of the most interesting and controversial behind-the-scenes stories in film history.  

In this episode we are joined by three esteemed guests who worked with director Dick Donner on the "Superman: The Movie" restoration for DVD.  They tell stories of working with Dick, the actual logistics around the restoration work, and the impact it had on both Dick and Superman fans.  Their close working relationship with Dick allowed each of them to see just how emotional, and sometimes painful, it was for Dick to revisit the movie to do the restoration.  They share their memories, give us peeks into what Dick was feeling, and shed light on the burgeoning DVD market of the early 2000s.

The Guests:
Michael Thau first worked with director Richard Donner on "Ladyhawk." He led the restoration of Superman and was the driving force behind "Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut".
Derek Hoffman was Dick Donner's assistant then, following in the footsteps of Geoff Johns (DC) and Kevin Feige (Marvel).  He is currently a VP at The Donners' Company.
Jonathan Gaines is a pioneer extras content creator going back to the days of Laserdisc. He worked with Michael on both the restoration and produced the Extras content.

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SUPERMAN 4K 5-FILM COLLECTION BOX SET
SUPERMAN: THE MOVIE 4K
SUPERMAN II: THE RICHARD DONNER CUT BLU-RAY

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Warner Archive & Warner Bros Catalog Group
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It's Superman versus Superman as the boys discuss the differences between the portrayal of Superman in the movies Superman: The Movie and The Man of Steel. 

Seth and Ian are two of the biggest Superman fans out there. The only problem is, Superman movies make them angry. Why? Because Hollywood doesn't seem to understand the character. So we ask the question, what does it take to make a good Superman movie?

Past Potential Picks is a new segment on our show where the guys get to review a piece of pop culture they can't believe the other hasn't seen!  Last year Super-fan Ron Roxtar and Taylor had challenged Chris to watch the Superman films starring Christopher Reeves, so naturally we had to have him back on the program to give his take on the famed Man of Steel.  Enjoy first impressions, precious memories and how the legacy of these Superman films influenced comic book movies up through today.  

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Hoy nos metemos con una de las rivalidades más grandes de la historia de la humanidad: Marvel y DC. ¿Podremos poner fin a la grieta? Además, analizamos la renuncia de Bob Iger, el número uno en la empresa del Ratón, y repasamos las últimas novedades sobre Loki, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, She-Hulk y mucho más.  // ATAJOS // (00:00) Introducción // NOTICIAS // (09:10)  La renuncia de Bob Iger / (12:13) Novedades de The Falcon and the Winter Soldier y WandaVision: fechas de estreno, casting y fotos del set / (17:41) Loki: especulamos sobre la TVA, Owen Wilson y Lady Sif / (26:08) Nueva película de Sony: ¿Spider-Woman? /  (32:11) Daniel Radcliffe no será Moon Knight, pero, ¿tal vez Alison Brie sea She- Hulk? / (33:56) Últimas noticias: Gwyneth Paltrow contra el coronavirus, y Kevin Feige y los Russo en Los Simpson // TEMA DE LA SEMANA // (37:36) La grieta Marvel vs. DC