The Jenny Position

In the second episode of The Journey Through Infinity, hosts Jennifer Smith, Justin Rozzero, Scott Criscuolo and Tim Capel are back to review 2008's The Incredible Hulk. The crew discuss Eric Bana vs. Edward Norton, the somewhat unusual casting choices, Justin's obsession with size, the debatable nonsense plot, the last scene, plus awards and ratings. So join our heroes on The Journey Through Infinity!

Everyone has that one friend who somehow hasn't seen iconic films. Bianca is that friend for Jenny. Thus, a new podcast idea was born! Join Jenny and Bianca as they begin a live watch show chronicling Bianca's journey through some of the best loved movies of all time. They start with the 1990 holiday classic, Home Alone. So be gentle, it's Bianca's First Time!

Jenny and Mirandia welcome back friend and former guest Nick Vester to get a quick education in the anime genre.  Nick talks his fandom origin and favorites and selects Death Note for Jenny and Mirandia to review. They discuss common tropes, animation styles, themes, manga, some recommendations to get started in the anime world, Nick's current favorites and much more! Plus a surprising Nerd Eye Candy! 

You can follow Nick on Instagram @buffmage83

In the debut episode of The Journey Through Infinity, hosts Jennifer Smith, Justin Rozzero, Scott Criscuolo and Tim Capel begin with the first movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, 2008's Iron Man. They take turns explaining their knowledge and awareness of the character and the development of the film (or lack thereof) and then deliver an in-depth review. The gang discusses the layers of Tony Stark, the relationship between Tony and Pepper, Iron Man's first flight, the obvious heel turn, the still sharp looking CGI, plus awards and star ratings. So join them on this initial step of The Journey Through Infinity!

Pull into the Freak Out Drive-In, a live watch horror podcast with host Jennifer Smith. In the frisky fifteenth episode, Jenny welcomes Peter Winston to watch The Village.

M. Night Shyamalan’s The Village ended up being pretty divisive among moviegoers in 2004. Case in point, Jenny and Peter have differing opinions on the film. They discuss that plus Peter’s ulterior motives during his first viewing, slump busters, parody porn, printers, time traveling to 1983, The Patriot, marmots, Peter’s attraction to Rob Thomas and so much more! So don your colonial gear and join the social experiment that is Freak Out Drive-In!

Jenny and Mirandia get you updated on their picks in the worlds of pop culture! From hauntings and Green Eggs and Ham to cozy mysteries and the battle of Midway, this episode features some can't miss recommendations! They also preview a bit of the brand new Disney+ and treat you to some classic Nerd Eye Candy!  

In the 20th episode of Talk'n Pop, Jenny and Tim welcome friend, podcaster and extraordinary human being Nate Milton to the show. This bucket list interview features tales of Nate's broadcast and podcast careers, being raised in a military family, an encounter with Mean Gene, seeking therapy and so much more. This is a can't miss episode if there ever was one! You can find Nate on PTBN's Main Event, The Kings of Sport podcast, The Rocky Maivia Picture Show (among others) and on Twitter @N8Moziak 

Usually in these episode descriptions, I try to write in second or third point of view but this time I'm making it personal. I was asked if I'd like to be interviewed by a college student for an assignment in his podcasting class. Of course I agreed. My interviewer, Andy, and I talked about my background, my various shows and the future of podcasting. You can find Andy on Twitter & Instagram @asianandyhaha so give him a follow! Also, shout out to the one and only Nate Milton for his introduction in this episode. You can find him @N8Mozaik on Twitter. This was fun to do and I hope you guys enjoy it! 

-Jenny

In this Halloween episode of Geek and Sassy, Jenny and Mirandia live watch 1986's Little Shop of Horrors. The witchy ladies discuss their Halloween plans for this year, their memories of the story, the movie's fantastic soundtrack and costume design, the greatness of Rick Moranis, the many cameo appearances, Frank Oz and so much more! Finally, they feed you some of that Nerd Eye Candy! 

Hear the exciting sequel to Jenny's last story, starring a special mystery guest! Many thanks again to Jeremy Alderman who graciously allowed his story to be used in this  production. This story was originally posted on www.thoughtcatalog.com/Jeremy-alderman and you can find links to Jeremy's social media there as well.  Also thanks to Matt Levin of Walking Man Productions who created the Telling Stories theme song. Links to more of Matt's work can be found below. Lastly, the background music was provided by Peder B. Helland from his It's Halloween album. 

Now relax and let me tell you a story.

Walking Man Productions

Words, Music, Pictures

Songs Seeking Singers--SoundCloud:  https://soundcloud.com/user-308500730  

YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/user/WalkingManComics/videos

Songs for Classrooms: https://soundcloud.com/user-308500730/sets/songs-for-classrooms

Walking Man Comics: https://www.facebook.com/pg/Walking-Man-Comics-142371289185184/photos/?tab=albums&ref=page_internal

Let Me Tell You a Story: credits:  Tom Knight: vocal, bass, production; Matt Levin:  w&m, arrangement & guitar noise c. & all rights reserved etc, 2019.