Phantom Galaxy

The Other Worlds series continues with Nathan and Nathan taking a closer look at utopias. Can there be a perfect society? Or is every utopia really a dystopia underneath? Are utopias valuable to us in the real world? With some help from the likes of Roddenberry, Le Guin and Tolkien, the guys consider why our fiction has a need for perfect places.

 

Nathan and Nathan dig in on another weekly review. This week they talk about looking forward to the fall line up of DC shows, a free download game for Playstation Plus subscribers, the new Playstation VR, as well as Star Trek Beyond, Jason Bourne, Pete's Dragon, Kubo, and much more. Check it out. 

Nathan and Nathan discuss 50 breweries to visit in the US. At times Nathan laments how much knowledge he has lost not being in the beer industry anymore. Also don't forget about the Honey Go Wine and Spirits Beer Fest contest. There is still time to get in on it. 

In this Episode Nathan and Nathan talk Harry Potter and the Cursed Child and the Suicide Squad. 

Nathan and Nathan have a great announcement about a local beer festival coming in September, then they go on to talk about the new Ghostbusters movie, Uncharted 4, video game nostalgia, Lights Out, the book club, and a review on a couple of beers. Hope you all enjoy this one, we did. 

This is the one where Nathan and Nathan rate their favorite Star Trek movies in order from least favorite to most favorite. Hope you enjoy, and hope you let us know what you think. 

In this episode, Nathan and Nathan focus on Big Trouble in Little China, but also discuss why we enjoy some of the other silly 80's action movies that we do. 

The Two Nathans and Rachel finally finish the Spielberg retrospective, contemplating destiny with Minority Report, dashing through the scorched earth of War of the Worlds, even hiding in a lead-lined fridge to escape the nuclear fallout of Crystal Skull. They finally arrive in gentler territory with TinTin and finish up with a longer look at the director's latest, The B.F.G.

Rachel joins Nathan and Nathan for the weekly review. Things get hysterical for the first part of the podcast, this may or may not be the section where they are trying new alcoholic beverages. Then they give us some great movies to check out this 4th of July weekend including Independance Day: Resurgence, Now You See Me 2, Tarzan, The BFG, and Swiss Army Man. Nathan then gives more details about our book club and what you can expect. 

Nathan, Nathan and Rachel reteam to explore the fantastic in the work of Steven Spielberg. Playing god becomes the theme, as we take a ride through Jurassic Park and the Lost World and then chase the blue fairy through the labyrinthine corridors of the underrated A.I. Artificial Intelligence.