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Circuitcast Episode 22 Analyzes Inception
So Inception rocked our minds, but it was also pretty confusing and left us with a lot of questions. Thus, it seemed appropriate to dedicate this podcast episode to discussing it, and discuss it we did! Join us for an in-depth discussion/analysis of Inception, various points of confusion within the film, and of course, the ending. Spoilers abound, so those of you who have yet to see it, come back after you do so. Before that however, we talk a bit on our experience at the LA Film Festival, AX and our thoughts on the upcoming Comic-Con. Sorry about the background noise, recording conditions were not so perfect. Check it out through iTunes or directly through the link below:
Circuitcast Episode 21 is Being Posted Late
So, it's just come to my attention that while our iTunes listeners have had episode 21 for almost a week now, the rest of you faithful listeners have been thus far denied access to our sultry, sensual words. In English, I totally forgot to post the fact that episode 21 went live... OTL. It's appropriate though, because as you can probably tell, we're still trying to catchup on our E3 coverage. So join us as we breakdown some highlights of E3 including XCOM, Portal 2, the 3DS and some tips and pointers for E3 first-timers.
Circuitcast Episode 20 Feels Good to be Back
Hey guys, we're back... finally! And just in time for E3! This week, we discuss a number of pre-E3 trailers that have been getting us excited (in all the right ways) for this upcoming week of gaming magnificence. Please excuse the rust, it's been a while! Music this week is provided by How to Destroy Angels. The track, "Fur Lined," can be downloaded alongside the rest of their debut album for free here. You can download the track below, or find us via iTunes. Enjoy!
Circuitcast Episode 19 is a Terrible Idea
A new Circuitcast episode is online, and only a lot late this time (I swear, sooner or later I'm going to get an episode up on schedule). First off we have a roundup of the past and upcoming weeks in movies, music and gaming. Then we jump right into a discussion of the Holiday games rush and our favorite (and not so favorite) crazy movie ideas. This week's track is "Koka Kola" by Tera Melos. If you would like to see your music featured on the podcast, get in touch with us. As always, our itunes page is located here, and a link to directly download the file below.
Circuitcast Episode 18 cost $500 Million
What up people, this week we're trying something a little different format wise. Before our main topics, you'll be treated to a brief rundown of the previous week in games, music and movies. Then we jump into a discussion of Modern Warfare 2's mad money making and Avatar's mad money spending. Music this week is Under Control by Adam Freeland. If you would like to see your music featured on the podcast, hit us up and we'll get that going. As always, our itunes page is located here, and a link to directly download the file below.
Circuitcast Episode 17 is Crossing Over
Hey guys, due to some craziness last week, this episode is a little thrown-together, but I hope you enjoy it anyways. On today's menu is crossovers galore: genre crossovers, universe crossovers, adaptations and more. Music this week is "Spider", provided by our very own Lyz Reblin and her band, Castle Town Convicts. If you would like to see your music featured on the podcast, hit us up and we'll get that working. As always, our itunes page is located here, and a link to directly download the file below.
Circuitcast Episode 16 is a Dynamic Duo
Slightly delayed but still guaranteed fresh, Episode 16 is live! This week it's all about the money as we discuss Left 4 Dead 2, DLC, and microtransactions vs subscriptions. Intro music this week is L'Aventurier by The Kingpins. On that note, if you or someone you know has some mad music skills, you can have some music featured on the podcast. As always, our itunes page is located here, and a link to directly download the file below.
Circuitcast Episode 15 was Pirated
My mic was broken this past week (Omid may or may not have been responsible for that), but the show must go on! This week, Matt, Brendan and Omid hold a spirited discussion of Fox's new Family Guy special, Brutal Legend, DJ Tiesto's new album, TV season premieres and finally, Internet Piracy. Intro music this week is "Mr. Office Man" by Hawkins; outro music is "Don't Copy That 2" by MC Double Def DP. Again, if you or someone you know has some mad music skills, you can have your music featured on the podcast. As always, our itunes page is located here, and a link to directly download the file below.
Circuitcast Episode 14 isn't for Chumps
Another episode of the Circuitcast is now online and ready to pleasure you aurally. This week we touch on Tarantino's recent announcements and take on the Call of Duty film rumors, before jumping into a discussion on Indie gaming and games as art. Music this week is "Get Out Your Glowsticks Faggot" by Talking Heads. As always, our itunes page is located here, and a link to directly download the file below. Lastly, if you or someone you know has some mad music skills, you can have your music featured on the podcast.
Circuitcast Episode 13 is in Three-Dee
The dreaded Episode 13.... and wouldn't you know it? We've had some bad luck. Some technical difficulties (Omid) have caused some minor audio synching, but nothing too bad I hope. This week, we discuss 3D films and remakes. Major spoilers for the first season of Dexter in the last 15 minutes or so, you have been warned. Well, thanks for bearing with us and look forward to a (hopefully) problem free episode next week! Music this week is Telling Tellers Tell Me by Portugal. The Man. As always, our itunes page is located here, and a link to directly download the file below.
