Generation X/Nick Fury: Agent of SHIELD
The 90’s was a very weird time for Marvel comic tv/movie properties. While DC was busy cleaning house with the Batman flicks, Marvel had some live action stuff that frankly […]
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The fight over public education, from Texas to the White House podcast
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Zig Ziglar: āWhat Happens Out There isnāt Nearly as Important as What HappensĀ in Here.ā podcast
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Week 16 ā Tom Brady podcast
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Week 16 ā Peter King on Injuries in the League, Philip Rivers, and the Broncos on Top podcast
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Deebo & Joe – Browns fall to Bears, Mahomes tears ACL, Bengals ELIMINATED! Steelers-Dolphins preview podcast
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Morning Maddhouse: Monday Maddhouse ReCap (12/15/25) podcast
The late 90’s going into early 2000’s was a transitional period for comic book movies. Batman and Robin killed the genre but yet we were still getting these movies. In comes Mystery Men which didn’t market itself as a comic book movie and despite what it was trying to do, it bombed in theaters yet it developed a cult following. Its a quirky movie to be sure and it has its funny moments.
