Filibuster

There was an idea, called the 'Prelude to Infinity War'. The idea was to bring together a group of Nerd Party podcasters, see if they could become something more. See if they could work together when we needed them to revist and review the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe before Avengers: Infinity War arrives on April 27th.   In our fifth issue, Tristan Riddell (Nerd Nuptial & Punch It), Matthew R...

  Lee Hutchison is joined by photo journalist, Travis Wesley who talks about his unique childhood growing up on the set of 'Seinfeld'.  Travis Wesley's mother, Elza Camacho was a boom operator on 'Seinfeld' and Travis was lucky enough to spend time on set while his mother worked, he shares what he learned from the incredibly talented crew that put together this Emmy award winning series. Travis sp...

There was an idea, called the 'Prelude to Infinity War'. The idea was to bring together a group of Nerd Party podcasters, see if they could become something more. See if they could work together when we needed them to revist and review the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe before 'Avengers: Infinity War' arrives on April 27th.   In our fouth issue, Mike Schindler (Great Shot, Kid), Phillip Gilfus (...

Babylon 5 - Season Five Overview The five-year arc of "Babylon 5" almost didn't finish - it was a last minute pick-up by then-cable channel TNT that ensured the sci-fi series would have a final season. In this episode of Filibuster, your B5 guides Phillip Gilfus and Charlynn Schmiedt are joined by Norman Lao to talk season five. For some fans, the last season of this show can be ... up for debate....

There was an idea, called the 'Prelude to Infinity War'. The idea was to bring together a group of Nerd Party podcasters, see if they could become something more. See if they could work together when we needed them to revist and review the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe before 'Avengers: Infinity War' arrives on April 27th.   In our third issue, Lee Hutchison (Filibuster), Shawn Eastridge (Missi...

Lee Hutchison is joined by Ellen Clarke, Chloe Hendrie and Joe Rayner, collectively known as Trampled Daisy. Trampled Daisy are an exciting Edinburgh based band who have recently released their first demo and started performing live. Lee talks with the band about their early musical tastes, what inspired them to take up their instruments, how the band came together, the loss of music venues in Edi...

There was an idea, called the 'Prelude to Infinity War'. The idea was to bring together a group of Nerd Party podcasters, see if they could become something more. See if they could work together when we needed them to revist and review the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe before 'Avengers: Infinity War' arrives on April 27th. In our second issue, Daniel Proulx (Ceti Alpha 3), Darren Moser (Ceti Al...

Post-hardcore band, Hell Is For Heroes sit down with Lee Hutchison and Lesley Black for a backstage interview.  Hell is for Heroes have been touring the UK celebrating the 15th anniversary of their most popular album, The Neon Handshake. Vocalist Justin Schlosberg and drummer, Joe Birch reflect on what has changed over the past fifteen years since the albums release, life on the road, being back o...

There was an idea, called the 'Prelude to Infinity War'. The idea was to bring together a group of Nerd Party podcasters, see if they could become something more. See if they could work together when we needed them to revist and review the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe before 'Avengers: Infinity War' arrives on April 27th. To kickstart our series, Tristan Riddell (Nerd Nupital & Punch It), John...

Lee Hutchison (@Lee_Nostromo) is joined again by writer, projectionist and author, Dallas King (@ChampCelluloid) to share their 2018 Glasgow Film Festival experiences.  From Isle of Dogs on opening night to Nae Pasaran which closed the festival, Lee and Dallas have watched quite a few diverse and exciting movies in-between and want to share what you should seek out when they get a wide release.  I...

Darren Mooney (@Darren_Mooney) returns to the show to talk about Star Trek: Discovery's first season with Lee Hutchison (@Lee_Nostromo). Darren shares his critical analysis and insight with Lee on the choice to make Discovery a prequel series, the Klingon and Mirror Universe arcs, the challenges of canon and the twists.  Lee and Darren also look at the evolution of the characters and crew over the...

Lee Hutchison (@Lee_Nostromo) is joined again by writer, projectionist and author, Dallas King (@ChampCelluloid) for the 2nd part of their Duncan Jones series.  Duncan Jones' labour of love 'Mute' finally arrived on Netfix and Lee and Dallas have waited nearly a decade to watch this film. The two share their initial reactions to the film and how they watched the movie for the first time. They brea...

Shawn Eastridge has assembled Marvel Cinematic Universe expert Matt Hansen and Lee Hutchison to review the 18th movie in the series, Black Panther.  It's broken box office records and has even eclipsed 'The Dark Knight' on Rotten Tomatoes, but does it deserve such high praise? The trio discuss the story, characters, twists and turns, villains, the cultural importance of this movie and where next f...

Lee Hutchison (@Lee_Nostromo) is joined by writer, projectionist and author, Dallas King (@ChampCelluloid) to look back at the movies of Duncan Jones. On Friday the 23rd, his long awaited new movie 'Mute' drops on Netflix and Lee and Dallas have waited nearly a decade for this story to be brought to life. In the first part of their Duncan Jones series, they share why they have become such huge fan...

(contains some colourful language)  Lee Hutchison is joined by comedian, Brian Huskey to discuss his incredible career.  Brian looks back at the comedy that inspired him on his road to becoming a stand up.  Making his breakthrough by working on the Conan O'Brien Show in the early 2000s. Starring in cult comedy movies like Step Brothers, This Is The End, Bad Neighbours and Superbad. Brian shares hi...

It's safe to say Lee Hutchison (@Lee_Nostromo) and the host of Missing Frames, Shawn Eastridge (@YayShawndorman) watch a lot of movies and between the two pair of them, they've seen every film nominated for Best Picture at the 2018 Oscars.  Our dynamic duo share their reactions to Call Me By Your Name, Darkest Hour, Dunkirk, Get Out, Lady Bird, Phantom Thread, The Post, The Shape of Water and Thre...

Lee Hutchison (@Lee_Nostromo) is joined again by former Star Trek: The Next Generation & Deep Space Nine scriptwriter, Will Stape (@WillStape). Will updates Lee on his latest Star Trek project, Laugh Trek, a feed and website dedicated to a comedic take on the Star Trek franchise. The two converse during an American government shutdown and discuss the challenges and opportunities of writing comedy...

Lee Hutchison (@Lee_Nostromo) is joined by Trek News writer, Carlos Miranda (@doublemacc) to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.  Lee and Carlos discuss their reaction to to the series premiere in 1993 and how their love for the show evolved. What seperated Deep Space Nine from the other Star Trek shows and how it embraced the universe. How The Dominion War introduced ser...

Fresh from his starring role in the 2nd episode of the eleventh season of 'The X-Files', Dean Haglund (@Dhaglund), known to sci-fi fans as The Lone Gunmen's Richard 'Ringo' Langly joins Lee Hutchison (@Lee_Nostromo) over the podphone. Dean Haglund talks with us about what inspired him to become an actor and comedian and those early experiences in the Canadian comedy and film industry.  What the au...

Lee Hutchison (@Lee_Nostromo) is joined by the author of 'Opening The X-Files: A Critical History of the Original Series', Darren Mooney (@Darren_Mooney).  Darren Mooney is a pop culture critic currently working in Dublin, Ireland. He runs his own website (the m0vie blog), hosts a film podcast (The 250), and is a member of the Online Film Critics Society. Darren shares with Lee how his love of The...

2017 was an exciting year filled with a wide range of diverse movies, both small and large. Now Lee Hutchison and Matt Hansen have come together to share their Top 10 movies of the year. With only one movie making both their lists, there's plenty of diversity between the two as they countdown to number 1.  Lee and Matt also look ahead to 2018 and what movies have them most excited!   

This week, Matt Hansen returns from his law school-imposed exile to join Lee Hutchison to review the DC equivalent to Marvel's Avengers (or is it?): Justice League.  Matt and Lee have notoriously not been fans of some of the former DCEU outings, but how does their big team-up film measure up with them? Tune in to find out if Lee and Matt were All In, or whether they Were Better Saving the World Al...

Lee Hutchison is joined by John Tenuto to review and reflect on the first half of Star Trek: Discovery's first season. John is a Star Trek historian and Sociology Professor and who studies Star Trek fans and its cultural effects. He and his wife, fellow sociology professor Maria Jose, have written for Star Trek: The Official Magazine, StarTrek.com and they have contributed to the recent Star Trek...

"So, what was it like on the set of Star Wars: The Force Awakens?" Lee Hutchison is joined by Slovenian actor, presenter and model, Andrei Lenart who shares amazing stories from the sets of some of the biggest movies of the past few years.  Andrei discusses what it was like to go from doing security on the set of Thor: The Dark World to trying on Thor's costume and becoming a stand in for Chris He...

The Shining (1980) a Halloween Retrospective The Shining is 37 years old and is an absolute classic. But it wasn't always regarded as such. When it was released in 1980 it was met with mixed reviews and was not a financial success in the least. However, Father Time has been good to this Stanley Kubrick film. It's on many "best horror" lists including that of AFI's.  John Mills, Shawn Eastridge, an...