Very, very sorry about this: hit some snags in editing Wait, What? Ep. 85 (essentially, far too many family and friends visiting at one time) and so the episode will not be available until, um, maybe late Wednesday afternoon?
(There's a slim chance it'll be ready by first thing Wednesday morning, but that chance is mighty slim, jim.)
Anyway, just wanted to let you know. Again, my apologies and please check back tomorrow!
First off, our new graphic is courtesy of the incredibly talented Adam P. Knave (who on top of all the other things he does and does well, has added podcaster to the mix. Go check out The Glory, The Glory, why don't you?) and our old dashed-off scattershot introductions to the podcast, courtesy of me who has once again managed to land himself behind a scheduling eightball.
But! That doesn't mean we didn't attend to our duties, as far as answering your questions go. On the contrary, Episode 84 of Wait, What? is our first hour and forty five minute foray into the savage wilds of your inquiries. Among the ground covered by Graeme McMillan and me: our recommendations for DC Showcases and Marvel Essentials (both real and imaginary), the fall of Vertigo's Sincere Age, Alan Moore and the plight of 1963, our Free Comic Book Day picks, the damning influence of Big Question Mark, event comics, follow-ups to articles discussed without being read, work for hire vs. creative owned work, Steve Gerber and Foolkiller, Submarine, Elite Squad, our favorite comic book city, and assorted cage matches and Hunger Games.
Also: Stuff. Additionally: Things.
Men and Women With X-Ray Eyes (And/Or Specs) have already seen the podcast radiating in the iTunes spectrum (grappling perhaps with an Infrared Manta). Those of us with only stereoscopic or lesser degrees of vision can certainly be satisfied with the auditory equivalent, as available below:
Wait, What?, Episode 84: Q and A DNA Q
As always, thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy!
Firstly, if you haven't seen Hibbs' post from earlier today, you should go and read it right now. I'll wait. It's relevant to your interests, if your interests are "buying comics" and "things that'll be happening to this site." Back (or didn't click on the link to begin with)? Okay, now I'll do my bit.
Savage Criticians*! Jeff and I are doing another round of question-answerin' for next week's Wait, What?, which we'll be recording tomorrow. This gives you, oh, 20 hours or so before we start recording to leave questions/comments/declarations of undying love in the comments of this post that we'll either get around to tomorrow or, as we all saw last time we did this, the following week. We promise to try our best to answer as many as possible, but you know us; we tend to go off-topic and on-tangent more often than we mean to.
Anyway, go and leave us questions (Or, if you do the Twitter thing, send them to @graemem and @Lazybastid there). Thankyouverymuch in advance.
(Oh, and Eric Rupe and Matthew Murray, we'll try and remember to answer your questions from the comments to the last 'cast, promise. Although I can reveal that I'm not in the pocket of Big Question Mark, because that bastard hasn't even spoken to me since he broke up the Mysterons way back when. I cried 96 tears, let me tell you.)
* - I may have made that word up.
Hoo boy. Did not think I was going to make this particular deadline. I won't bore you with the blah-blah-blahs, but let's just say: papa needs a new microphone and he needs one bad. I apologize in advance for all the not-especially-discreet cracking and popping going on at various points in the background of this. We are maybe two weeks away from a solution to both it and the mild echo chamber effect that's afflicted us ever since Graeme managed to transcend this corporeal realm.
Buttttttttt, anywayyyyyyy... Gotta keep this short and snappy so lemme just say this: Wait, What? Ep. 83 is two hours and twenty-seven minutes long, and Graeme and I do not spend all that time trying to remember if the boss at the end of Crazy Climber was a gorilla or not!
No. Instead, we do our best to cover a lot of lost ground by jawing about Iron Muslim and Zombies vs. Fanboys from Boom Comics, Kirby: Genesis, the current state of comics and the comics internet including Chris Roberson quitting DC and David Brothers' amazing article over at Comics Alliance, Before Watchmen, Grant Morrison, Brian Bendis and Avengers Assemble #2, as well as the Oral History of the Avengers.
Also? The eighth issues of Wonder Woman Justice League, OMAC, and Batman, Casanova #3, The Shadow #1, The Boys by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, Alabaster Wolves, Saga #2, Archie Meets KISS, Prophet #24, more issues of Glamourpuss, and much, much more.
This show was pretty late making its way to iTunes, but if it's not there yet, it will be there soon. But even so! You can also listen to it here and now if you would prefer. Behold:
Wait, What? Ep. 83: As Good As A Feast
As always, thanks for your patience. I gotta go jump through hoops for the next ten hours or so, but we'll have more for you next week--and, of course, thank you for listening!
Hola, chicos!
The above image is from Dave Sim's Glamourpuss #24, just one of many fine comic book hoohahs under discussion in episode 82 of the latest podcast from the brilliant (but presently ill!) Graeme McMillan and the generally slow-on-the-uptake (but mostly healthy!) yours truly.
I gotta say, we pretty much drove right in on this one, and ended up talking Action Comics #8 in the first three minutes of this two hour twenty-five minute blabapalooza, and also managed to hit topics like OMAC #8, the colorization of Scott Pilgrim, the battles behind the TV show Community, a great blog post by Steve K. about the state of the comics Internet, Casanova #3, Supreme #20, Fatale #4, Strike Force Morituri, and that stunning issue of Glamourpuss mentioned above.
Also! We have the first (and hopefully last) installment of Listen to Jackass, in which I respond to blog posts I haven't even read yet! It's a bit like that old Johnny Carson 'Carnac The Magnificent' sketch, except instead of cheap laughs it kinda goes more for the "feeling ashamed for Jeff and, in a way, the whole human race" kind of feeling.
iTunes? Well, of course! But also right here and now, ready to be cradled like a baby bird that has tumbled from its nest:
Wait, What?, Episode 82: The Problem with Problems
Oh, and I should warn you--because Graeme is feeling very under the weather, and I am feeling like I want to watch The Raid: Redemption over and over and over until they drag me kicking and screaming out of the movie theater, we won't be recording this week, so there won't be a podcast next week. You understand, don't you?
In any event, we hope you enjoy this latest installment, and thanks for listening!
[Image above from the awesome Sharknife: Double Z by Corey Lewis, which we did not discuss in this episode, but believe me it was rad.]
Sorry, sorry, for reasons that will probably be apart for those who listen to the podcast, I've got to pull some serious Hello!, I Must Be Going shit because I'm on night nine of the ten day Flowers for Algernon diet.
So join poor old Graeme McMillan and I for two-plus hours of the jibberty that goes jabberty. Our topics include The Silence of Our Friends by Nate Powell and Mark Long; Shooters by Steve Lieber, Brandon Jerwa and Eric S. Trautmann; Friends with Boys by Faith Erin Hicks; digital comics and Infinite comics; Spaceman issues #4 and #5; the Wednesday Comics HC; Roy Thomas, Steve Englehart, and Joe Casey; Jim Shooter's Legion of Superheroes, New Deadwardians #1, Avengers Vs. X-Men #0, Scarlet by Bendis and Maleev, and the proverbial much, much more.
Nine out of ten dentists who choose Jif, etc., etc., iTunes, turn, heel, kick--jazz hands!
Wait, What?, Episode 81: On Tact Cleanses
P.S. please if you get a chanse put some flowrs on Algernons grave in the bak yard.
Apologies to those of you already pestered with this image on Twitter: I thought it was worth a re-use, in no small part because I must once again plead mentis mortis (I have no doubt I'm handling this dead language so poorly, a charge of necrophilia could well be leveled), thanks to how late it is that I'm composing this and where I'm at for a variety of reasons that will probably become clear once you hear Wait, What? 81 next week. (Hint: it's a terrifying topic Graeme and I have tackled before.)
But enough of that for now, there's a podcast to be had! Wait, What? Ep. 80, in fact, a done-in-one of approximately two hours and twenty-five minutes in length. Yes, you all know I can be pretty wishy-washy (I prefer the verb "to waffle," for obvious reasons) and Graeme and I both thought there were a lot of great and compelling arguments made for keeping this in one. I do appreciate the minority views, however, and wish I could figure out a way to appease both parties (or offer some consolation for the two part crowd) . Hopefully, I'll figure something out.
Yes, so--a done-in-one, with the first forty minutes or so being the mighty Graeme McMillan and I talking the reception to the John Carter movie, the lack of interesting Wondercon news, shelling pistachios, costume design, and conspiracy theories about bad movies.
Then, once it becomes obvious, we should maybe start in on the comics and not worry about waiting for a break, we really hit the gas, and start in on recently read comics, including The Wasteland Omnibus, reading The Flash and writing for the trades, Justice League #7 and the Shazam! back-up, Secret Avengers: The Children's Crusade, Avengers X-Sanction #4, Wolverine #303, Dominique LeVeau Voodoo Queen, Wonder Woman #7, Astonishing X-Men and Wolverine and The X-Men, and a heckuva lot more.
You interested? Oh, come on! All the cool kids are doing it! Look on iTunes: iTunes is doing it! Look right here at this entry, just below! This entry is doing it! Don't you want to try it? Aw, come on! It'll be cool:
Wait, What? Ep. 80: Bats and Birds
(See, I warned you--admittedly in debased Latin--about how braindead I was! Nonetheless, I promise to do better next time. And, as always, thank you for listening!)
Hey, guess who did it wrong?
Yeah, I had an incredibly busy Wednesday and it wasn't until my head hit the pillow that I remembered I'd forgotten to upload this podcast.
And create this entry.
So, despite my fond reveries about providing extra content and blahblahblahblah, that will probably have to wait until next week because, well, I'm tired and dumb.
But I wasn't (entirely) when Graeme and I talked now comics for our conclusion to Episode 79! Nope, I was more or less lucid and we reviewed the latest issues of Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Angel and Faith, Frankenstein, Agent of Shade, Batwoman, and a whole mess of first first issues including Saucer Country, Crossed Badlands, Saga, Avengers Assemble, and of course Todd McFarlane's Spider-Man (which I'm sure some of you were unfortunate enough to realize from the above excerpt).
"A candy-colored clown they call iTunes tiptoes to your feed every night just to sprinkle podcasts and to whisper "Go to sleep, everything is all right."
Alternately:
Wait, What? Ep. 79.2: The Power of Ones
As always, we hope you zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz...
Multitasking--can it truly be done efficiently?
Studies suggest "no," but if only they could watch me in action, they could change those studies to definitively conclude, "Oh hell, no." At this very moment, I am uploading episode 79.1, listening to episode 79.2, and creating this entry to go live early Tuesday morning. Which will I screw up first? The smart money is on "all three."
That said--hello! Welcome to Episode 79.1! Yes, once again, we are changing things up and going back to two episodes per week, divided up into comfy one hour chunks. I kinda missed having content on the site on Thursdays--I thought it was a nice way to have something up to look at and listen to before John's reviews roll around on Friday. (And thank goodness for that, eh? What a fine addition to the site Mr. K (UK) turned out to be!)
So for the month of March at least--two bite-sized eps of roughly an hour in length. Is that something that turns your crank? Please weigh in at the comments and let us know or shoot us an email at waitwhatpodcast@gmail.com.
Also, I tried to cut back on the infamous "echoing McMillan" effect with limited effect (though I think it sounds better than it has in a few episodes) and I didn't put the episodes through good ol' Levelator. Did you notice? Let us know!
Okay, you say, fine. But what about content? Did you bother to put content into this "installment," Jeff?
Fortunately, yes. M.C. MC and I talk Alan Moore's latest interview (hence the lego effigy you see above), Rich Johnston and the industry's need for scapegoats, the possibility of "good" comics journalism, and Graeme and I discuss whether and when we've gone too far.
Current quantum theory postulates that the podcast both exists and does not exist on iTunes until your feed goes to discover it. But since we operate in a very meat & potatoes Newtonian-style website, you can also listen to it here, no collapsing wave function required:
Wait, What? Ep. 79.1: iPhones and Asshats
And come back on Thursday for part two--wherein we discuss Avengers Assemble #1, Todd McFarlane's Spider-Man #1 (timely!), Angel and Faith, and much more!
(This installment's accidental shout-out courtesy of Action Comics #7)
Normally, I try and pitch some rhetorical woo at you as a way to encourage or remind you to listen to this miniature stage play of the mind Graeme (with his smooth, Noel Cowardesque line delivery) and I (with my stammering Method Actor incoherence) offer up each week.
However, as the soul-stealing monster known as Daylight Savings Time has arrived to demand the tribute of an hour from each of us trembling villagers, I fear I've got nothing especially fleet-footed with which to charm you, merely the verbal posturings of the maladroit and the overwrought. The sundial? Tis broken. The hourglass? Now hollow.
But if you wish to remember me fondly, then give Wait, What? Ep. 78 a chance: it has Graeme and I discussing what Savage Critic rating we would give The Bible; spinoff books that can never seem to escape their progenitors; drug use and Dr. Who abuse; Action Comics, The Legion of Superheroes, Birds of Prey, and spinoff books that can never escape their progenitors; Fairest; the first issues of Saucer Country, Hell Yeah, Manhattan Projects (with spoilers for the first issue), and Superbia, Fatale #3; Fantastic Four: Season One; the amazing King City trade paperback from Brandon Graham; Detective Comics; G.I. Joe: Cobra; Wolverine #302; the DC Nation block on Cartoon Network, and much, much more.
iTunes is a wish that your heart makes (when your heart wishes for a cumbersome and inept media management program that gets totally fuxxored if you download the same update more than once, anyway) and so our latest episode should be discoverable there, but you are also invited to lasso that ethereal doggy right here, below:
Wait, What? Ep. 78.1: Quotes from Pandora Three-Sixteen
As always, we appreciate your patronage and hope you enjoy our latest offering!
(Illustration from Chapter 166 of Bakuman. Remember it's a right-to-left world out there.)
Remember how The Uncanny X-Men would, like, get psychically mind-raped by The Hellfire Club, or shot full of Brood babies and be torn apart from the inside, or bound and gagged to the inside of Magneto's rumpus room, and then afterward there'd be an issue of them playing baseball and walking around the recently rebuilt (since it had also been recently destroyed) mansion of Professor X?
This episode is a little bit like that, I guess, with Graeme and I recovering from answering (almost) everyone's questions and having ourselves quite the crazy time of it on the Internet. So Episode 77 is two hours of amiable chitchat from your friends on the Wait, What? team talking Graeme's library picks, Spider-Island, the high initial ordering numbers of Avengers Vs. X-Men, our ignorance of current MTV reality shows, He Who Cannot Be Named, the pros and cons of going to the comic shop, The Hunger Games, Earth 2, Dr. Who, Tintin, and that one movie with Christian Bale and the gun-fu, as well as the One Piece Meets Toriko (which I brain-deadedly call "Tobiko" throughout) one-shot available from Shonen Jump Alpha. (Which I almost ganked a picture from instead.)
Four out of five dentists who recommend choosy mothers choose iTunes, but Episode 77 is here, coiled and cautious, if you dare plunge your fists again and again into its evil, undying heart:
Wait, What? Ep. 77.1: The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking
As always, we hope you enjoy and thanks for listening!
And Lo, There Shall Come...An Answering!
For most of you, anyway. I fully confess Graeme and I did punt on a few questions that were either complex enough to take up a full podcast at a later date, or so good that it would require better men than us to answer it. (Ah, yes: the old "It's not you, Listener Question, it's us" strategy--never leave home without it.)
Anyway, as you might imagine with so many exceptional inquiries, it would take us a while to answer them--and of course us being us, we're going to go egregiously off-topic, right?--so, yeah. Two hours and forty minutes is what we've got for you. We talk so long Graeme turns into The Lord of the Flies at the end, and if I was less tired, I could make some sort of joke about me having the conch/gronch William Golding/James Stokoe free association/condo association...but obviously I am far, far too tired.
So lemme just say: we talk scheduling and artistic teams on DC; new 52 titles and teams we would like to see; The New 52: Threat or Menace?; Marvel movies and costumes in superhero movies; alternative sexual relationships in comics; 2000 AD and Shonen Jump Alpha; our favorite books of the 80s; a moment in Defenders #3 I totally blew past; J.M. DeMatteis' run on The Defenders; The Shadow, The Red Circle, Milestone and other commandeered characters; X-Men franchises vs. Teen Titans franchises; speculation over the changes in the Marvel dancecard; real world landmarks in imaginary worlds; our favorite Superman; Dr. Who; John Byrne's Fantastic Four; Rick Jones; Downton Abbey comics; the Shooterverse and, as you're probably used to by now, much, much more.
iTunes? Hopefully. Here? Most definitely:
Wait, What? Ep. 76.1: Dares, Wins.
Thanks for your patience with us and, as always, we hope you enjoy!
[Above: Not a deliberate shout-out, I'm sure, but we'll take what we can get, of course.]
Thanks for your patience during our mild vacation! In return, we offer you Wait, What? Ep. 75, which features more than two and twenty minutes of Graeme McMillan and me "stealing the air" or "pump[ing] up the volume" or whatever it is you "kids" call it. [Thanks to Joolian for pointing out that should really read "two hours and twenty minutes," damn my eyes!]
Do we talk Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore, and The Walking Dead? Do we, ever! Dare we discuss Gary Friedrich, Ghost Rider and Marvel? Dare, we do! Tire I of answering rhetorical questions? Frankly, yes, but I won't let that get in the way of telling you we also chat about L.J. Smith and The Vampire Diaries; John Rozum, Scott McDaniel, and Static Shock; and James Doohan and William Shatner and Star Trek.
Also, there's Brian Bendis' ideas for the New 52; sales expectations for the Marvel and DC; Marvel's possible reboot and their strategies for Avengers Vs. X-Men; the myth of the Marvel Architects; Joss Whedon and Buffy The Vampire Slayer; and et cetera, and what have you, and like that.
If you were the type to indulge in auditorial gambols, you may have encountered our gift in the wild autumnal splendor that is iTunes (where nearly-extinct creatures like Ping and DRM still play). But if not, please take it as it is offered here, with utmost generosity and verbal pomposity:
Wait, What? Ep. 75: Joshua Judges OMAC?
As always, we thank you for listening and hope you enjoy!
Yes, well. Tiny vacations were taken last week (little itsy-bitsy ones!) and it was pretty darn pleasant, I gotta say. However, this means Graeme and I didn't record last week, which means I didn't edit yesterday, which means no podcast today. (Why this means I have to somehow map out the entire production process for you, I'm not sure. Obviously, the mini-cation didn't help my ability to vamp awkwardly.)
Which isn't to say we don't have some great Wait, What? related content for you anyway. For example, check out this Portlandia video below for a very compelling cameo (right around the 1:03) mark:
And! After the jump! Kirby tattoos!
Also worth noting are these great tattoos my pal and friend of the program Ren S. passed along. They're the tats of his friend Dr. Metropolis, who may or may not be the author of this fine book. I'm such a fan of Kirby (and especially Kirby at Marvel), I had to post these:
My thanks to Ren and the good Doctor for showing this very amazing labor of love. Now if someone wants to come forward with their OMAC tattoos and make my life more-or-less complete...
Next week: A Podcast! Probably! See you then!
I hope you have your calendar cleared until 2014, because that's how long it's going to take before Graeme and I get to answering all your questions from this thread.
Honestly, how were we to know Before Watchmen was going to launched the day before we were scheduled to talk? As the astute listener may note, we were pretty reluctant to launch into the topic and how clearly tried to get it out of our system beforehand...but like one of those county fair snacks gone bad, it keeps finding new and horrible ways to re-surge and expel itself.
So join us, won't you, for Wait, What? Ep. 74? The first eighty minutes is Graeme and I talking Watchmen, Before Watchmen, Multiversity, Darwyn Cooke, Amanda Conner, Len Wein, John Higgins, Dave Gibbons and the mighty sleeveless one himself, Alan Moore.
Then for the next fifty or so, we answer your questions. Five of them. But in the course of doing so, we also manage to gas on about Batman: Leviathan, Mike Baron and Steve Rude's Nexus, Jack Kirby's Machine Man, books we regret recommending, The Drops of God, Earth X, Fantastic Four, Micronauts, Chris Claremont's last storyline on Uncanny X-Men, the Image anniversary, and more.
An infernal pact was made and sanctified with waffles to bring you the latest episode on iTunes, but an emergent loophole allowed us to also share it with you here and now:
Wait, What? Ep. 74: Who Befores Watches The Before Watchmen?
We hope you enjoy, and as always, thanks for listening!
We didn't even come close.
Don't get me wrong--we certainly tried. But give Graeme and I more than four dozen questions with an amorphous time deadline and you're not going to get the bulk of those questions answered even with us putting in two and a half hours to get it done. [Though we do so at the expense of Haruki Murakami's 1Q84: if you are currently reading that book, please skip over the 20-25 minute section of the podcast to avoid some ship-sinking spoilers. (Sorry again, Luke.)]
So consider this Part 1 of our answers to your questions, with Part 2 to come next week. If we go to Part 3, I give you permission to begin hunting us as the most dangerous game. (Although, really we're a far cry from that: I'd say I'm about on par with hunting sloths or maybe opposums, and Graeme might be at the level of a squirrel, though the squirrel might be rabid, maybe.)
The Ancient Prophecies foretold this episode would be found in the land of iTunes. But lo, also shall ye find it here:
Wait, What? Ep. 73: Thicker Than Forget
As always, we thank you for listening, and for your questions, and for your patience. We hope you enjoy!
Dear Wait, What? listeners, The problem with real life is that, when a friend such as esteemed co-host and editor and all-round-Mr.-Good-Guy Jeff Lester asks you to put up a post on Savage Critics so that everyone can leave comments that are actually questions for you to answer on the next episode of your podcast, and when you say "Sure, I can do that!", several million other things will suddenly need to be done, and then it's the end of the next day and you still haven't posted said post and find yourself overwhelmed - overwhelmed, I say - by guilt.
Nevertheless: Jeff and I are going to be recording the next episode on Thursday, so you have until lunchtime Thursday (Pacific, for those who care about timezones) to leave questions for us to answer/ignore/try to answer and then get sidetracked and talk about something else instead/a mixture of any of the previous possibilities in the comments. Please be kind, and if you can't be kind, at least push the meanness in the direction of someone who deserves it, like Magneto or someone (Yeah, like anyone is buying that "reformed" schtick, Magneto...).
Love,
Graeme
P.S., If you came here looking for the latest podcast, scroll down.
Wait, What? Ep. 72: \'Cause of A List For Life...
Yep, a bit of a delay but here we are, more or less as promised: Wait, What? Ep. 71, featuring our new theme song courtesy of the hyper-talented Graeme McMillan. This done-in-one episode is not quite two hours and forty-five minutes and covers, um, lots of stuff.
Stuff like OMAC and the other cancelled new52 titles; the current state of George Perez's career and what Marvel's marketing team could do with it; Mark Millar's Trouble and Spider-Man; comments by Charles Vess and Ariel Olivetti about Marvel; Mark Waid's Amazing Spider-Man/Daredevil crossover, Jason Aaron's Wolverine and the X-Men as well as Wolverine #300.
Plus, a lot of babbling from Jeff about PunisherMAX #21; a debate how many "good" issues a creator might have in them; Secret Avengers, Astonishing X-Men, Warren Ellis, and in-canon behavior; James Robinson and Shade; the preview issue of Shonen Jump Alpha; and Marvel Two-in-One vol. 4.
See? Worth the wait. (Probably.)
We would like to think it is on iTunes, but we are all but certain you can listen to it here, thanks to the handy link below:
Wait, What? Ep. 71: Funk, Soul, Brother
As always, we thank you for listening and hope you enjoy!
Demolition Derby from Jon Pinnow on Vimeo.
The Pact still holds! Another week in 2012, another episode of Wait, What?
We are still experimenting with the done-in-one podcast (although many of you have used our comments thread to weigh in and say you like multiple eps. because it gave you something to look forward to...which I was worried might be the case but nobody articulated it before the change-up). I'm thinking I might get us back to two installments (or more) per ep. because something about it reminds me of the way Marvel U.K. used to chop up stories from U.S. Marvel comics and that sorta fits Graeme and I, in a way.
But, uh, it may be a while because there's something nice about only recording one intro, mixing one episode, etc., etc. So here is all two and half hours of Wait, What? Ep. 70, with the dauntless Graeme McMillan and the all-too-full-of-daunts me talking getting hacked, dreams about comics, Brubaker and Philips' Fatale, the Elseworlds 80 page giant, Chuck Dixon's G.I. Joe comic for IDW and Seal Team Six, Defenders #2, Action Comics #5, OMAC #5, Uncanny X-Men #4, New Teen Titans, Downton Abbey, Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, Avengers Annual, Freak Angels, Mud Man, Witch Doctor: The Resuscitation and King Cat Comics #72 by John Porcellino (the star of the short embedded above).
Sensible souls surely spotted said spirited show (on iTunes), but for hearty heroes hoping to hear happenings here (hear, hear!):
Wait, What? Ep. 70: The Hour (Times 2.5)
As always, we appreciate your patronage and thank you for listening!
