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Music Executives Mark E Stewart and Rob Hunter in their unique way discuss the cross section between Sports, Entertainment and Pop Culture.  In today's episode things get intense when they discuss the Fair Play Act that allows college athletes in the State of California to monetize their likeness, something that the NCAA has banned everywhere else.   They also discuss the Rap Beef between Shaquille O'Neal and Damian Lillard. 

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The three of us finally get together to go over the Blazer seasons and what we hope to will happen in the off season. We also go over some old pranks we have done

Mark E Stewart and Rob Hunter Discuss Bill Gates trip to the Night Club in Miami, and Russell Willson getting his hair braided on InstaGram as well NBA Playoffs and NFL Draft Discussion.

We talked about the new trend of getting break-up or divorce photos, the woman who craves furniture polish, Jenn getting tired of having work-brothers, the college professor who held a baby during her student's final, men just admitting the true nature of cargo shorts, the Trailblazers playoff record so far, the brand new #ShellOn challenge running around social media, Tony's hot butt, the next evolution of the college tuition scandal, My G-G-Generation Trivia, and much more!

I talk about the nicest celebrity I've met while drinking the greatest thing to happen to non-alcoholic beer since, well, since non-alcoholic beer.

Actor Matthew Lillard joins Tully and Kevin Kraft to discuss his passion for Dungeons and Dragons, plus child-raising, hobos, close encounters with the Russian Air Force, and more. Pre-order the Platinum Edition of Dungeons & Dragons’ Waterdeep: Dragon Heist - which Matthew co-created - at www.beadleandgrimms.com/platinum-edition

This week we don our coolest skater gear, because apparently it's essential for rebel computer use. 

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Movie Meltdown - Episode 411

This week we return to our coverage "live" from Fandomfest as we sit down with our special guest... Paul Michael Glaser! We discuss everything from Fiddler on the Roof to Starsky & Hutch. We go into his different roles over the years from acting to directing to writing. And we talk about his time working with the likes of Norman Jewison, Milton Katselas and Arnold Schwarzenegger. Plus along the way, we begin to examine the way that the new generation approaches fandom.

And while we try to decide just what is the purpose of fear in our lives, we also discuss... A Cure for Wellness, Band of the Hand, degrees of incompletion, the journey is about discovering how you do it, education and reading, it was a pretty interesting ride, oh it's in the water, the way fandom is changing with the new generations, experience my creativity, old school classic complete insane Saturday matinee horror, the beancounters, a bit of a cartoon, Kazaam, Chrystallia and the Source of Light, you had attachment to things, is he a lizard person?, suffering from the notion that we have the capability to control our destiny, my dream was to be an auteur, double-fistin' cookies, there are choices in life, illustration, fervor, that level of reality, we have the abiding fear that we're helpless, that's not enough time and I walked away from it, who wrote this script?, the greyer areas of life, Tevye, The Running Man, increased my tendencies of being a hermit, the preparing of the movie and the polishing of the movie, drawing, painting, writing, tasted the Kool-Aid, there weren't a lot of creative avenues, Shudder Island, Mia Goth, high fives and hugs for days, television is the producer's medium, Harry Groener, eating lunch with Flash Gordon, a ball of awesome, you are what you do, anger and helplessness, cause you don't have any eels, theater is the actor's medium, racing the clock, life is... something that happens, The Matthew Lillard Show, it's used to sell soap, The Mayor of Townsville, you get to move a camera, Cabin Fever, watching paint dry, the world population explosion and Richard Dawson.

Spoiler Alert: Semi-spoilers for A Cure for Wellness and also for the most obvious of Cabin Fever spoilers. You have been warned.

"I was looking to break into features so I jumped at the chance. And got my feet wet... and the rest of me soaked."

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Charles Skaggs & Xan Sprouse discuss "The Return, Part 9" from Showtime's revival of Twin Peaks, featuring Dana Ashbrook as Deputy Bobby Briggs and Matthew Lillard as William Hastings, and introducing Tim Roth as Gary "Hutch" Hutchens!

Jimmy joined the roundtables for the new animated feature Scooby-Doo! and Kiss: Rock and Roll Mystery while at Comic Con. You'll hear from Scooby-Doo stars Matthew Lillard, Grey Delisle-Griffin, Pauley Perrette, producers Spike Brandt/Tony Cervone and writer Kevin Shinick. And yes...KISS WAS IN THE BUILDING! Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, Eric Carr and Tommy Thayer talked about the fun they had recording this film. The CNI mic is pointed directly at the talent so you'll hear them the best (and that's more important!) so apologies if the media questions are a bit muddled. Scooby cast talks of playing the parts for such a long time and the joy they still have in their jobs. Kiss is just...KISS! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love!

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This is the biggie y'all! We review the revival horror movie "Scream" by Wes Craven and Kevin Williamson. This is a jumbo episode because there's just so much to say! Check it out.

in today's episode Em and i discuss the implementation of kickstarter to try to fund the theatrical version of KC Going's FAT KID RULES THE WORLD. 

then we each talk about two books we're really looking forward to being released in june 2012.

and the BIG TOPIC for the day:

BEA!!!!! (book expo america!!!!)

emily's going and she's scared outta her wits.  vic gives her some unbelievably profound advice (i know, right?).  tune in to hear whether she's willing to take it or not... dun.dun.duuuuuuunnnnn.....