Around about 40% of the podcasts we have put out over the years cover TV, Video Games, Comic Books and other entertainment beyond movies. This feed is all of those shows in chronological order of release, beginning with the audio articles of Gonzo Gaming, then the discussion shows of Digital Gonzo, Digital Drift and currently School of Everything Else.
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Around about 40% of the podcasts we have put out over the years cover TV, Video Games, Comic Books and other entertainment beyond movies. This feed is all of those shows in chronological order of release, beginning with the audio articles of Gonzo Gaming, then the discussion shows of Digital Gonzo, Digital Drift and currently School of Everything Else.
[School of Everything Else 2017]
In 2013 a brand new Marvel character was introduced to the world, one who is very reminiscent of classic Peter Parker, a goofy, hapless, sweet-natured teenager who just wants to help people. She's also the world's premier, headlining Muslim superhero, and very much due a movie or TV series to bring her to mass popularity like those who came before her.
In tonight's episode we are joined by Alasdair Stuart, owner of Escape Artists and longtime comic-book expert, to enthusiastically discuss why the younger generations are already loving Kamala Khan, and why she's so important in the grand scheme.
You don't have to have read any of her comics, but by the end of this you will want to.
This was a commissioned show, and we kick off with some important (and good news) about future commissions.
Guest:
Alasdair Stuart of Escape Pod
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Around about 40% of the podcasts we have put out over the years cover TV, Video Games, Comic Books and other entertainment beyond movies. This feed is all of those shows in chronological order of release, beginning with the audio articles of Gonzo Gaming, then the discussion shows of Digital Gonzo, Digital Drift and currently School of Everything Else.
