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The Hot Stove is Finally Heating Up Jaela Wesley
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Giannis’ Future, Nikola Jokic Goated, Lane Kiffin to LS Stacey Collier
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S10E15: Conference Title Games, NHL, NFL, UFC 323 Greg Crone
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Ep. 241: Cease Overrated, Rendon Breakup, GM for a Day Michael Dault
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Eddie Robinson: The Godfather of College Football Coach Trav
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Episode 353: Christmas Lists Tyler Laurie
Claudia Wells played Jennifer Parker in the 1985 iconic film Back to the Future, starring Michael J. Fox. She played Marty McFly’s girlfriend in 1985, both before and after his famous time travel to 1955. Since then, Wells has met with fans through various comic cons.
WARNING: Do not listen to this episode unless you have seen the 2025 Amazon Prime Video release “Reacher” (Season 3) or do not mind hearing key plot points.
On this episode of DB Ultra, Stacey and Adrian dive into Dragon Ball’s enormous library of movies that do not count towards the actual story. Which of those non-canon movies would you add to the main timeline?
In this episode, Ms. Peacherino welcomes MJ Acosta-Ruiz, a proud Afro Latina and broadcaster (ESPN, NFL Network), to discuss the impact of film and television on identity and representation.
Taylor has famously played Obi-Wan Kenobi in all Star Wars animated properties, including The Clone Wars, Rebels, and numerous others. He has voiced hundreds of characters in numerous properties, including Ratchet and Clank, Final Fantasy X, Drawn Together, and Johnny Test.
Longtime TV and film animation writer Ernie Altbacker rejoins the show to discuss his new comic book project, Area 51 Studios. The comic book is written by Altbacker with art by Josh White.
In the premier episode, Ms. Peacherino is joined by comedian, producer, show runner, KevOnStage to discuss the intricacies of film and television, touching on personal experiences, the creative process, and the challenges of the industry.
Brian Roberts composed Season 2 of Andor and joined the show to discuss his work on the series. Roberts designed new themes for Season 2 while building on the work done in Season 1, the film Rogue One, and Star Wars lore.
Axel Alonso is a comic book creator and a renowned comic book industry executive. He is currently the Chief Creative Officer of AWA. Axel is well known for his tenure as Marvel’s Editor-In-Chief from 2011-2018 where he oversaw all story development.
