The Bladtcast

Christian welcomes back to the show Adam "Hughezy" / "The H Man" Hughes to discuss a true rarity in the 2,024th year of our lord: a movie that is not just good, but actually GREAT: "Gladiator 2". They also spend a few minutes on "Red One" and "Dear Santa".

Christian spends the entire show with filmmaker Adam Schomer to discuss his documentary "Selling Superman" about one family's 40-year secret comic book collection, which is now available On Demand as a Four Part series.

In an extended an uncensored version of a conversation that was originally presented on Geekscape's "Marvel Movie Talk", Christian discusses "Venom: The Last Dance" with his in-theater companion for the movie, Eric Conner, and also friends of the show David Brody and Adam "Hughezy / The H Man" Hughes.

Christian commemorates episode 616 by exploring the greatest comic book stories from the Marvel Comic Book Universe (AKA 616) with special guests Jeff Winstead, Nate Miller, Eric Conner and David Brody.

The 2024 MLB Playoffs necessitated a first ever for the Bladtcast: a playoff wrap-up special. This postseason had tremendous moments for Mets fans, Yankee haters and Dodgers fans, plus some feel good stories for teams like the Tigers and Royals. Christian talks about the teams with the three highest payroll in the sport with David "Salman" Weiss, "Count" Eric Conner and David "David" Brody.

Christian welcomes back to the show David Brody and Fard Muhammad to discuss Jason Reitman's new film "Saturday Night", about the 90 minutes before the first episode of Saturday Night Live. Plus they talk about their earliest and some of their favorite memories of the show.

Continuing our conversation about the second Joker film, Christian first chats with Adam "Hughezy" / "The H Man" Hughes, and then has an additional chat with Liam McEneany.

Christian talks to comic book scholar Laura Grafton about Todd Phillips "Joker: folie a deux" and the history of the Harley Quinn character and her relationship with Joker.

Christian welcomes back to the show Liam McEneany and Phil Svitek to discuss the latest Francis Ford Coppola film, "Megalopolis" (A Fable).

To look ahead to the 2024 MLB Playoffs, Christian welcomes back to the show our traditional panel of David Weiss (AKA Salman), David Brody, Flobo Boyce and Devin Gordon, author of "So Many Ways to Lose: The Amazin' True Story of the New York Mets―the Best Worst Team in Sports". They start off discussing the Mets unbelievable playoff run, culminating in a shocking roller-coaster of a win in Atlanta...

(From 3/12/14) It's time to get things started with an entire episode devoted to discussing the Muppets with friend of the show Gene Barretta and his brother Bill, who discusses 25 years working with the Muppets and "Muppets Most Wanted".

Christian is joined by Matt Kelly and Katie Hampton to discuss Ron Howard's recent documentary "Jim Henson: Idea Man" and the legacy of the Muppets wtih the Barretta Boys, Gene and Bill Barretta.

To discuss the recent release of Tim Burton's "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice", Christian welcomes back to the show Adam "Hughezy" / "The H Man" Hughes, Cayley from "Once Over with Cayley" (AKA Lucy Tightbox) and making his triumphant return since his previous appearance way back on Bladtcast episode #27, Dan Carroll. Because this was recorded on Friday the 13th, they also each discuss a memorable entry...

After giving you all PLENTY of time to see "Deadpool and Wolverine", we provide our super-cut of conversations that were originally had about the film over on Marvel Movie Talk on the Geekscape Network. Christian has three separate conversations with some great guests: Katie Hampton, David Brody, Nate Miller, Erik Nagel, Eric Conner, Cayley from "Once Over with Cayley" (AKA Lucy Tightbox), Adam "H...

Christian welcomes back to the show Bladtcast founding members Liev and Agent Starling to offer their SPOILER-FILLED reactions to Deadpool & Wolverine. They also revisit with an old friend from the early days of the podcast and a long-forgotten Twitter account from the old Dennis Miller Show.

Christian is joined by Don Jamieson and Carsen to react to Aerosmith's announcement that they're retiring from touring, seemingly forever. They look back on the band's 50 year career, celebrate the highs, scoff at the lows and share some of their personal remembrances of the greatest American rock band.

Christian is joined for the entire show by musician Peter Noone, who talks about his life, career, musical headlines and some of the latest headlines in rock n roll. Later, they're treated to a surprise visit from Jackie The Joke Man Martling.

Christian chats with two great musicians this week: first up, Marc Ferrari of Cold Sweat, Keel and more. Then he talks to Marcus Nand, who is currently touring with Mike Tramp of White Lion.

Christian reviews the latest Star Wars series "The Acolyte" with Kaitlin Cornell, Mark Hampton and Jordan & Erik from "It's Erik Nagel".

For the first time in years, Christian welcomes back to the show Old Man Morin, who is visiting from Australia. They discuss "Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F", now available on Netflix, their whirlwind tour of the greater Burbank, California area, Transformers, GI Joe and MUCH MORE! (As addressed in the episode: the audio is knowingly subpar as Christian intentionally recorded using the built-in laptop...

Christian welcomes back to the show Dennis Miller and Jon Lovitz to look back on their tenure on Saturday Night Live and celebrate 600 episodes of the Bladtcast.

On the verge of the release of the landmark 600th episode of The Bladtcast, it’s a throwback episode! Not only is it an audio-only recording, but Christian sits down with founding member of The Bladtcast Will Sterling, who is preparing to leave California, taking a cross country drive to his new home in New York City's Harlem neighborhood.

Christian welcomes back to the show filmmaker Phil Svitek who talks about his untraditional process for making his film "Finding Love In Bogota" at the height of the pandemic.

Christian welcomes to the show for the first time ever Doug from Good TImes, Great Movies to discuss Paul Verhoven's 1987 classic "Robocop".

Christian welcomes Little Lemmi to the show for the first time, to discuss the PERFECT "first time" movie: the highly controversial 1979 film "Caligula" starring Malcolm MacDowell, Peter O'Toole and Helen Mirren, written by Gore Vidal and produced by Penthouse magazine founder Bob Guccione.