A shocking announcement, and then the lads are joined in Panthers Lair by Mike’s old chum Gary Gretsky, whereupon they argue about a variety of things to humorous effect.
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Ink Panthers Episode 163!!
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Source: mikedawwwsonMike and Alex respond to some calls on the Fanther Hotline, return to the topic of Good Parenting, and announce the next selection for the Ink Panthers Book Club: The Man in the High Castle by Philip K. Dick. Get reading!!
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The Desert Panther, Tony Consiglio, joins us for a discussion of George Orwell’s 1984, and all that’s wrong with the world today.
The Ink Panthers Show! Book Club series continues. A very heavy discussion about George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four, just in time for May Day.
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iFanboy’s Josh Flanagan creeps back into The Lair to tell us his tips for home and car improvement. Alex updates us on an English couple who have given their children silly names, and then the three brainiacs prove themselves smarter than 93% of the population.
The Ink Panther’s Show inaugural book club! We’re joined by Tony Consiglio for an in-depth discussion about Harriet Beecher Stowe’s anti-slavery novel, Uncle Tom’s Cabin.
How to handle a pleasure-eel, news about Cher’s untimely demise, This Is 40 ought to have been titled This Is Mike’s Least Favorite Movie of the Recent Past, vice-Mayoral antics, and those darn Dukes of Smyrna County are at it again!!
Cartoonist and podcaster Lisa Hanawalt creeps into Panther’s Lair to check out some of our brand new show segments. There’s Alex Reads the News, and Mike Introduces Friends At A Party. Plus: A fascinating Wiki of The Week!
It’s The Voyage Home, part 2. After technical issues prevented us from discussing the 13 sexiest ways to die last episode, we enlist Tony Consiglio as a special guest to help us review them this week. Also, Tony tells us about a recent altercation he got himself into at a local Pet Smart, which culminated in things getting settled outside.
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Following a brief hiatus, we’re back in The Lair, discussing: Alex’s cleanly shaven face, Mike’s baby-naming dilemmas, Star Trek IV: The One With The Whales, and the start of an excellent online article, all about the Sexiest Ways to Die. Unfortunately, technical issues get in the way of us completing the list, but don’t worry, we’ll be back early next week with Part Two, and hopefully The Desert Panther in tow.
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We are pleased to welcome comics maker and rival podcaster, Ian Boothby into The Lair to discuss a number of topics: The origins of Ronald MacDonald, a creepy man who rose from the trash-heap. 1998’s thrilling big-budget Godzilla starring action-hero Matthew Broderick, who bravely asserts man’s rightful place of dominance on the planet. Also: there’s a Renaissance Festival happening in Maryland the same weekend as the Small Press Expo. Should Mike go? Should he buy a fine-pewter book-stand there, to use at his table to display mini-comics?
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