What if your parents didn't just suck, what if they were super villains running Los Angeles? Would you accept your dark inheritance? Or hit the road and form a teenage super team with your psychic velociraptor? Producer Jakylln Heidi turns the tables and interviews Chad to talk about a story that meant a lot for your host. Runaways is Brian K. Vaughn and Adrian Alphona's contribution to the Marvel universe, introducing a young cast that has preserved through 'The House of Idea's multi-verse crossovers and reboots. This episode covers issues #1-6 of the original 2003 run, and we'll return for more Runaways next month! Enjoy.

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Credits

Edited by Ben Ravid

Theme music by Ed Skudder

Addition music by VidaZen

Produced by Chad Quandt, Jakylln Heidi, and Cloud Dad

Bah gawd, the podcast is coming down the ramp! Your host Chad Quandt is joined by writer/director/wrestling hat boy Joey Clift (Pow!, Spirit Rangers) to discuss one of the greatest matches in professional wrestling. It's Pittsburgh, 1996: a less established Mick Foley aka Mankind desires to give a worthy show against living nightmare The Undertaker. Mankind sacrifices his body for the fans, starting off with a 22-foot fall into the tables below. This is a story about perseverance and what an artist sacrifices for their audience.

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Supplemental Materials

MJF vs Jericho: Dinner Debonair

Roman Reigns booed as a babyface

Credits

Edited by Ben Ravid

Theme music by Ed Skudder

Addition music by VidaZen

Produced by Chad Quandt, Jakylln Heidi, and Cloud Dad

It's time to stop blasting sentinels and dive into the cosmic jazz of podcasting! Your host Chad Quandt is joined by writer Ben Joseph (Invincible Fight Girl, Dropout, Star Trek: Lower Decks) to cover a bold relaunch of the X-Men from 2001 by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely. New enemy Cassandra Nova invades the mansion, we learn about secondary mutations, and we meet old/new character Emma Frost. How did this comic influence Ben's own storytelling? What's his dream team of mutants? And is Xavier always walking around with a gun?

CREDITS

Edited by Ben Ravid

Music by Ed Skudder

Addition music by Kevin Macleod

Produced by Chad Quandt, Jakylln Heidi, and Cloud Dad

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