In which the brilliant James Slater-Murphy and I sit down, pretty much on a whim, to talk about our favourite Bruce Springsteen album, only to back into what we've realised will be a 30-episode deep dive into his studio albums, and selected live performances.
The format is simple; we discuss our initial encounter with the record, then our overall experience, then we go track by track.
It turned out pretty good. We're excited to do more. Hope you dig it.
Our patroen backers will get early access to future episodes:
James Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/jimslater
Kit's Patreon: www.patreon.com/kitpower
In this episode of the show, I'm delighted to be joined by author Laura Mauro, rising star of the UK horror scene, as we watch together the Greatest Movie Ever Made. It's a freewheeling conversation, taking in, amongst many other things:
...and so much more! Enjoy, and thanks as ever for listening.
Why Robocop is the greatest movie ever made.
To stay up to date with all things Laura Mauro (which I recommend doing) follow her website, here.
Theme tune provided by The Disciples of Gonzo, from their track Superhero. Listen to more from them here:
If you'd like more BONUS episodes, once my Patreon reaches $20 a month, I will continue recording extra episodes on a bi-monthly basis, where I watch something other than RoboCop - specifically, where I talk about Stephen King's IT. Backers get early access to both this show and my written work. For more details, check out my Patreon here:
Welcome back! This month, I am joined by Vice Abbess, regular returning guest on The Psycosemantic Podcast (and wife of host Daeron Wilson), who sat and watched the greatest movie ever made for the first time in over 20 years! Join us on a voyage of rediscovery, taking in such topics as:
And much, much more. Enjoy, and as ever, thank you for listening.
Why Robocop is the greatest movie ever made.
The Psycosemantic Podcast can be found here.
(the episode I guested on is here)
Theme tune provided by The Disciples of Gonzo, from their track Superhero. Listen to more from them here:
If you enjoyed this podcast and would like to contribute financially to the monthly production costs, in exchange for early access to both this show and my written work (including the uncorrected proof of my new short story collection), please see my Patreon here:
Another bonus episode, this time covering 1983's superlative Superman III! Joined by 2 superb guests, Jack Graham and Daniel Harper, we talk about this sublime early 80's summer blockbuster superhero movie. Among cackling glee and unrestrained joy, listen out for:
And much, much more.
Jack and Daniel's separate and collaborative writing and podcasting can both be found here:
Enjoy, and thanks as ever for your support.
Why Robocop is the greatest movie ever made.
Theme tune provided by The Disciples of Gonzo, from their track Superhero. Listen to more from them here:
If you enjoyed this podcast and would like to contribute financially to the monthly production costs, in exchange for early access to both this show and my written work, please see my Patreon here:
a short bonus episode in which I talk about Doctor Who episode The Lie Of The Land, and expand upon my previous attempts to make sense of this story.
The original podcast I did on this subject, with legendary Who blogger Phil Sandifer, can be found here:
Theme tune provided by The Disciples of Gonzo, from their track Superhero. Listen to more from them here:
If you enjoyed this podcast and would like to contribute financially to the monthly production costs, in exchange for early access to both this show and my written work, please see my Patreon here:
For this episode of Watching Robocop with Kit Power, I’m delighted to be joined by Kayleigh Edwards, blogger, author, and playwright. Kayleigh is a brilliant writer of fiction and nonfiction, and an epic cultural critic. Enjoy a free flowing conversation that takes in:
And SO much more. :)
Why Robocop is the greatest movie ever made.
Kayliegh’s work can be found on Gingernuts of Horror here.
Theme tune provided by The Disciples of Gonzo, from their track Superhero. Listen to more from them here:
If you enjoyed this podcast and would like to contribute financially to the monthly production costs, in exchange for early access to both this show and my written work, please see my Patreon here:
Welcome to episode 2 of Watching Robocop with Kit Power! This time out, I am overjoyed to welcome Daniel Harper (Of Oi! Spaceman, They Must Be Destroyed On Sight! Podcasts AND Eruditorum Press fame) to the show. Enjoy us riffing on movie cops Vs. real cops, me on the myth of prevention, and Daniel on Black Lives Matters and what Robocop doesn’t have to say about real life police brutality. Oh, and two white male progressives talking about race, which, you know, doesn't get awkward at all. Enjoy!!!
Oi! Spaceman (a Doctor Who love story) podcast is here. They Must Be Destroyed on site movie podcast is here. My guest appearances on both shows can be found here and here. And Daniel and Shana’s blog work (along with a bunch of other great writing) can be found on the Eruditorum Press website here.
My monthly Ginger Nuts Of Horror blog ‘My Life In Horror’, which kicked off this whole thing, can be found here.
Why Robocop is the greatest movie ever made.
Theme tune provided with the kind permission of The Disciples of Gonzo, from their track Superhero. Listen to more from them here.
If you enjoyed this podcast and would like to contribute financially to the monthly production costs, in exchange for early access to both this show and my written work, please see my Patreon.