Caffeinated Comics – Remembering Joe Sinnot and Joel Schumacher

A legendary inker and a controversial director have both passed. Jon and Steven discuss how the pairing of Joe Sinnot with Jack Kirby created the best of the Marvel Age, and how his stamp became the look of the Fantastic Four for decades. Then they look at Joel Schumacher’s legacy […]

Flippin Out Radio – Ms. Butterworth

James never knew Ms. Butterworth was black, while Uncle Ben could be replaced by Mr. Starchy — but is that privilege? Mike says de-fund the police isn’t what it sounds like, James isn’t so sure, but both sides agree reform could make sense. [EP392]

Also: Chris D’Elia didn’t realize that barbers […]

Minutia Men – Cringeworthy Injuries and Legendary Stunts

On the final episode of season 1, Rick and Dave discuss unusual COVID injuries, baseball’s new rules, Kosher lube, Rick’s brush with an Academy Award-winning actress, and they interview legendary (Avengers Endgame) stuntman Bobby Holland Hanton. [Ep184]

The Wine Makers – Virtual Tasting 3

This show was our third and maybe the last virtual tasting of this series. Bart sent out a 2012 Chenin Blanc from the cellar and a 2017 Zinfandel just out of the barrel. Once again we were truly grateful for the support of our listeners and the incredible community they […]

Destination Eat Drink – Iguana Curry with Lizzie Collingham

Stealing tea plants from China, sugar powering the British economy, and a curry dish made from iguana. We talk with author and food historian Lizzie Collingham about these topics plus high wine and biscuits. [Ep82]

Show Notes:

Lizzie’s book The Taste of Empire: How Britain’s Quest for Food Shaped […]

The Bite Goes On – Leah Scurto

Leah’s story is fabulous as she starts from absolute scratch. She started making pizza because she was 18 and needed money. Turns out she was a natural. After working her way up the ranks and managing a pizza chain of 24 units, she decided to do it for herself. Leah […]

Wine Women – Margaret Valenzuela, Rubia Wine Cellars

Margaret Valenzuela spent part of her formative years growing up in Mexico, where she was affectionately referred to, from time to time, as “Rubia.” She is, indeed, blonde — someone who stands out in a crowd in Mexico. She is also co-proprietor and vintner of Rubia Wine Cellars in […]

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