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Iconic Film Director and Musician Jim Jarmusch discusses his recommendation for an at home double feature. Jim's selections include the 1960's British spy films, The Deadly Affair (1967) directed by Sidney Lumet and A Dandy in Aspic (1968) directed by Anthony Mann. Produced by: Eric Mahoney Music by: Brainiac

One of the basic rules of podcasting, never, ever say "I'll be right back." Anyway, we'll be right back with the 1990's game changing, genre defining "Scream" and answer the question "Does It Suck, Now?".

The featured guest on this week's Cent Spotlight is artist and writer Richard F. Yates. Matthew and Richard cover a lot of ground in this episode. Some of the topics discussed include Richard's thoughts on remembering, creating as a form of time travel, note taking, creation as a game of simplicity, the xerox aesthetic prominent in his working, the impact of the Dank Rares podcast by Artnome (Jason bailey) + outreach from Makersplace on his journey into crypto art, the future of digital collectibles, and much more. Please enjoy.

Rizzle, Trislit, and Matthew sit down for their weekly recap of another successful WIP experience/experiment featuring our first field trip into Mozilla Hubs. Everyone seemed to be prepared for the worst, but after coming out unscathed and on top we collectively set our sights on a huge upcoming WhaleShark Sponsored WIP. Towards the end of the podcast Matthew takes the WIP vision 10 steps further with a not-so-far-off vision of where we can take this project with his new fan fiction, "The World Wide WIP."

Season Two kicks off with Ian MacKaye, the frontman of Minor Threat, Fugazi, Coriky and head of Dischord Records. Ian was not interested in picking a double feature but was down to talk films -- we discuss Harold & Maude, Woodstock, Gimme Shelter, Dogme 95, Caligula and more.  Produced by: Eric Mahoney

A B-movie podcast. At Video High, the teacher is always hung over and putting on a movie. Join hosts Casey, Jamie, Greg, and Josh as they take you down the rabbit hole of remarkably offbeat cinema. Class is now in session.

Does It Suck, Now? is a podcast where lifelong friends Josh Sprague, Mike Guggino, Josh Solow and Dave Guggino watch movies they loved as kids and ask whether they suck now.

Musician and singer / guitarist for The Raconteurs Brendan Benson discusses his recommendation for an at home double feature. Brendan sets a precedent on the show by calling an audible and switching one of his selections mid way through. The final pairing is a combination of classic thrillers, The Shining (1980) directed by Stanley Kubrick and Alien (1979) directed by Ridley Scott. Produced by: Eric Mahoney Music by: Murder Your Darlings

This week the guys talk about Major League, the 1989 baseball comedy about the the Cleveland Indians. In Major League the new owner of the Cleveland Indians puts together a purposely horrible team so they'll lose and she can move the team. But when the plot is uncovered, they start winning just to spite her. The Joshs and the Guggino Brothers get down right nostalgic for baseball, Randy Newman songs and Librarian Rene Russo and of course they let you know if it sucks, now.

What happens when a member of Menudo, the producer of Shark Attack 3, and the choreographer of Dirty Dancing make a movie? 1988's SALSA answers that question! Grab your chips and join the Video High crew as they shimmy and shake their way through the veil between life and death. As the tagline says, IT'S HOT!

A laid back crypto podcast with a revolving cast. Hosted by Rizzle and joined weekly by Matthew and Trislit as well as other special guests. Most of the conversations center around NFTs (non-fungible tokens) and the passionate community that has sprung up around them. The team dives into everything from art, gaming, blockchain technology, and how to bring all that together in the metaverse. This is the 17th episode but the first on the Up In Your Ear Podcast Network.

Up In Your Ear Podcast Network proudly introduces our two newest shows "Token Smart Podcast" and "You Deserve A Drin¢" to the fray. Listen for a quick interview with the host of both shows, our friend Rizzle, who talks about cool stuff going on in digital art, block chain and the growing metaverse.

Video High meets low comedy in 1992's KUNG FU RASCALS - an epic adventure of three fools to find the power most BIG! Laugh with us! Cringe with us! Join us on our epic journey to find out why Les Claypool had a hand in it. The answer may confound you!

We welcome Video High to the network! Ever want a little extra marinara with your Rambo? Well then STRIKE COMMANDO cannot wait to grant all your wishes! This piece of 1987 Italo-action is our first mission...hopefully we make it through in one piece...

"Celluloid Balls Podcasts" is changing its name to "Up In Your Ears Podcast Network" and we are very excited to introduce a new podcast to the network, a new logo is coming as well. Please welcome "Video High", a hilariously look at the very best/worst movies money can barely buy. Listen here for a trailer and look for the first episode tomorrow.

For episode 6 we dig into Kevin Costner's action adventure "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves". With a spoon.

For our 5th(!) episode we take a look at 1987's vampires on the boardwalk classic "Lost Boys" and ask "Does It Suck, Now?".

This espisode is a discussion about a different kind of fantasy movie, a romantic comedy! Listen to see if 1987's Mannequin sucks, now.

Episode 3 we finally have some dissent in out opinions! Listen as we discuss the 1982 film, and cable TV cult classic, "The Beastmaster", Mark Singer's thighs and throwing babies into the fire of an insatiable god.

Episode 2 covers the amazing, brilliant John Carpenter masterpiece "Big Trouble In Little China". We're not even going to pretend that this movie sucks now. Hop onto the Pork Chop express with us and let's haul ass!