Monday, October 30, 2017

Unbeatable Pull List 10-18


Jared and Kendall discuss the month's comics and spend way too much time talking about Catwoman.  Another really fun episode.

Here's the episode!

Saturday, October 28, 2017

War and Beast: Bonus Episode 12: They were like "Bah Ram You"


One of my favorite things about War and Beast is when Greg uses a random joke that I thought may have fallen flat as the episode title.  I don't follow many rules with my joke telling, but I do try to avoid repeating myself if I think people didn't hear me.  There's nothing worse than someone repeating a joke that you didn't laugh at, because it wasn't funny.  This is even more true with podcasting, since the majority of people listening to the podcast weren't there to laugh at it in the first place.

Anyway, the G1 movie is a really interesting artifact.  It has a lot of elements that are expanded on in Beast Wars and I assume beyond.  Still, it feels a little bit dated watching it now.

My copy of Beast Machines came in the mail today, and I'm excited to dive into it!

Check out the episode on audioentropy.com
 

Sunday, October 22, 2017

Introducing: That's what we called music?

Join my wife Molly, sister in law Sarah Andreas and I in a journey through the good the bad and the ugly of the pop music from the turn of the millennium. On “That’s what we called music?” we’re discussing the Now! That’s what I call Music series track by track. Check us out starting November 10th on KendallCast.Ninja or the KendallCast Podcast Feed on the Podcatcher of your choice!

Saturday, October 21, 2017

Waiting Here for Everyman - 8 - Sam Vestey


On each episode of the show, I interview regular people about the music in their life.  When I asked Sam Vestey if he would like to be on the podcast, he said he was interested, but wasn't sure if he'd be a good fit since he does not consider himself a musician.  He is, however, an actor with a rich and diverse background in musical theater.  This led to a great interview with some terrific insights.



War and Beast - Bonus 11 - The Complete Works of William Slaykspeare


We were going to do a bonus episode on The Last Knight this week, but that didn't work out...  Our format doesn't work very well for movies in general, and it really doesn't work with an extra host, poor organization, and aggressively different opinions on the subject matter.  That's all I'll say about that.

Instead, we reviewed Season 2, episode 6 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer titled "Halloween."  Every time I revisit a classic Buffy episode, it makes me want to re-watch the full series. I usually make it about 3 or 4 episodes before I get distracted, but I definitely enjoy those episodes.  Anyway, I don't have much else to say about this, except that it's also making me want to do another rogue bonus episode in the next few weeks.  Maybe a Doctor Who episode for some reason?  Who's with me?

You can listen to the episode at audioentropy.com
 

Wednesday, October 18, 2017

Waiting Here for Everyman - 7 - Tony Casa


On each episode of the show, I interview a regular person about the music in their life. This week, the episode is a little different. I had two guests, Tony Casa, lead singer of a band called Zoo Trippin’, and his friend Alex Thomas. In the interest of full disclosure, I did not realize that Alex was not a part of Zoo Trippin’ when he asked if he could be on Tony’s episode. This breakdown in communication led to a weird episode. I’ve done my best to edit it down to something worth listening to, but there are some weird and abrupt edits. I hope you enjoy the episode. Check out Zoo Trippin' at zootrippin.com All music (besides the theme). is off of Zoo Trippin's most recent album, Purple, available on itunes and spotify.

Here's the episode


Sunday, October 8, 2017

Waiting Here for Everyman - 6 - Ben Ebel

On this week's episode, I interview Ben Ebel about community choirs, working with the OSU Marching Band, and his general love of music.  Also, I give a little tribute to the late great Tom Petty.

Music on this week's episode all performed by Kendall Halman:

For Everyman by Jackson Brown
Mary Jane's Last Dance and Into the Great Wide Open by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

Here's the episode!