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On this very special edition of Go Home in a Box, your hosts Chris Jordan and Joel La Puma talk to the founding father of one of the east coast's foremost film festival. Chris Alo of the Hudson Horror Show joins the guys to talk about the day-long festivities that take place on December 16th at the Empire South Hills 8 in Poughkeepsie, NY. They will have screenings of Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers, Blacula, Savage Streets, The Boogens and Prison (as well as a mystery movie), all in the form that they were always intended them to be screened: 35mm! Chris, Joel and Chris will also be discussing each film lined up. But first, Chris & Joel get into the week's new retro releases on blu-ray/dvd (11/7 release date) with such high cinema as Darkman II and III.
It's a great show, so check out why Go Home in a Box should be your podcast source for genre film discussion.

This week special friend of the show and fellow beer enthusiast Mike D sits down with us to reminisce about the good old days and discuss some delicious brews. Follow us on untappd @delaboots and @luchaundead
 

With the 2017 Major League Baseball season officially in the books and the Houston Astros claiming the first World Series in franchise history, it's time to look back on the season that was, and ahead to baseball's glorious offseason.
Join Joel Barnhart, Chris Jordan, and Jason Greenhouse as we discuss the 2017 MLB season in depth, discussing the best and worst of the season, the amazing seven-game ride that was the World Series, our picks for postseason awards, and the managerial merry-go-round that has already lit up the Hot Stove!

Spoilers for the second season of Stranger Things abound when The Glenn Butler Podcast Hour Spectacular heads back to the Upside Down. Glenn is joined by Alanna Kelly to break down the differences in emphasis between the first and second seasons, how our beloved characters are being developed, and what the new ones bring to the show. Also…is Stranger Things over?

Mild-mannered reporters by day, Greg Phillips and Nick Duke share an intense love of comic books that has made them the Hard-Traveling Fanboys. And if there’s anything that fanboys love, it’s debating what book is better than another book or which character is “cooler.” Enter Countdown, a monthly episode where Greg and Nick will each give a top five list and debate the merits therein. In preparation for the coming release of the movie “Justice League,” the boys offer their respective lists of the five best issues of writer Geoff Johns’ five-year stint on the Justice League comic book.

Welcome to Sellers Points, where long-time friends and comic nerds Russell and Kelley use every episode to tell you about the best in comics and comics adaptations along with their own brand of “award-winning” analysis.
Ragnarok approaches! That means it’s time to look back on the previous Thor film and…try to make it better. The guys Re-Book Thor: The Dark World using the best method possible: removing all the Earth elements from it! But, is The Dark World all bad? Does it have some of the best moments in MCU history? Did anybody really notice that Fandral had been recast? Shazam! Is what Gomer Pyle would say to that. The guys just hope you enjoy it. And stay tuned for a look ahead to Thor: Ragnarok!

On this edition of Go Home in a Box, Chris & Joel break down the 1960 Euro-horror classic "Black Sunday" from influential Italian director Mario Bava. Then they follow that up with analysis of a more recent film, 2015's "The Witch". Find out how the guys rate each film and whether they recommend them for viewing. Plus, a recap of the week's new retro releases on blu-ray/dvd (for release day 10/31), and another round of Stump Joel, where Chris once again attempts to, uh...stump Joel. Possibly with movie trivia!
Check out why Go Home in a Box should be your podcast source for deep discussion of genre films.

The lads are back to have a chat about the future of the podcast and their friendship

In this edition of Place To Be Nation's NBA-Team Podcast, Adam Murray and Andrew Riche discuss the beginning of the NBA regular season and how the teams have come out of the gate, whether it be stumbling, fumbling, sprinting, or already out of it. Riche and Adam discuss the early dominance of Giannis Antetokounmpo, the shocking success of the Orlando Magic and their young star Aaron Gordon, the deplorable Phoenix Suns situation, the Cavs and Warriors coming out sloppy, and yes, we talk about that Gordon Hayward injury. So suit up and take it out with the NBA-Team!

Mild-mannered reporters by day, Greg Phillips and Nick Duke share an intense love of comic books that has made them the Hard-Traveling Fanboys. In this SPECIAL EDITION, the boys offer their thoughts on The Walking Dead’s season eight premiere, “Mercy.”

Welcome to Sellers Points, where long-time friends and comic nerds Russell and Kelley use every episode to tell you about the best in comics and comics adaptations along with their own brand of “award-winning” analysis.
PTBN PoP Manager Extraordinaire Todd Weber joins the guys to talk all things Vertigo Comics. From 100 Bullets to Y: The Last Man, they give the lowdown on all the best creator-owned series and edgier takes on long-time fan favorites from DC Comics’ premier Mature Readers imprint. Todd does his best to bring class to the proceedings, but it's Russell and Kelley...

On this edition of Go Home in a Box, Chris & Joel put a spotlight on Happy Death Day, the #1 box office sci-fi/horror film that may be of interest to you comic book nerds, because it was written by Scott Lobdell! Then they go back in time just a bit to the 90s for discussion of John Carpenter's In the Mouth of Madness. First things first, however, as they have a slew of new releases on blu-ray/dvd including Spider-Man: Homecoming, War of the Planet of the Apes and the 80s cult favorite Rolling Vengeance. When all is said and done, Joel stands tall for another round of Stump Joel movie trivia.
 
Check out why Go Home in a Box should be Place to Be Nation's home for genre film discussion.

Mild-mannered reporters by day, Greg Phillips and Nick Duke share an intense love of comic books that has made them the Hard-Traveling Fanboys. Over the course of their travels through comicdom, they have encountered numerous stories via the wonder of trade paperbacks and graphic novels. Once a month, Nick and Greg will review one of those collections in The Longbook Hunters. Walking Dead Month continues at the luxurious HTF studios in Vancouver, as the boys review the second trade paperback collection of Robert Kirkman’s hit series The Walking Dead. What did Greg and Nick think of this critical and commercial smash? The answer may surprise you ... quite frankly.

After a whirlwind of an offseason, Adam Murray and Andrew Riche, Place To Be Nation’s NBA-Team, are back and ready to roll to preview the upcoming NBA regular season in multiple installments as the season inches closer. In this final installment, the team hits on the elite teams going into this season, but are any of them "super teams"? Can any of them beat the defending champion Golden State Warriors? Are the newly designed Cleveland Cavaliers somehow better than they were last year when Isaiah Thomas is healthy? Can the James Harden/Chris Paul back court put the Houston Rockets over the top? Riche and Adam also discuss the scoring punch of the Boston Celtics (along with defensive liabilities), the closing window for the San Antonio Spurs, and much more! So suit up and take it out with the NBA-Team!

RIDE THE TIGER!  PTBN Pop's Comic beasts from the abyss Russell Sellers and Todd Weber break down the 3nd issue of DC's insane landmark event Dark Nights: Metal for your consumption. Teenage bands! Secret Codes! Bars at the end of the world!! It's a deadly feast for your inner beast!​ There's no turning back.​