It’s not often a film comes out that seems to perfectly meld two very different and interesting genres. There have been a lot of alien films of late, and as ever, there are lots of gritty and more personnel stories about the youth growing up in various areas of the world in abject poverty. So [...]
SHOWNOTES 00:00-Show Intro 08:24-Drunk Dials 14:36-Mailbag 26:25-Discussion Segment: Hail, Hail 1:32:52-Beer Talk: Surly Wet 1:38:40-Retro Review: Techmo Bowl (NES) 1:51:19-Show Close Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. DGR: 10.29.2011
Care to live for a moment like a member of the top 1 percent you keep reading about? Order Café B’s ravioli. They are built for a merger celebration, plumped with a combination of lobster and Gulf shrimp that stresses their sweet similarities, a point further emphasized by Champagne beurre blanc and a spoonful of [...]
On a crisp autumn evening, enjoy a bowl of hot, fragrant soup. And try using a full-bodied beer in a favorite recipe instead of wine for deeper flavors. (Associated Press)STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – All this talk leading up to the Richmond County Craft Beer Fest 2011 this Saturday had me exploring craft beers in the [...]
Australian Israeli-born artist Hanna Kay has again chosen Sydney’s Wilson Street Gallery to exhibit her beautiful and thought-provoking artwork in an exhibition titled Circularity. A realist painter with a unique vision, Kay has exhibited in major art capitals of Europe and the United States, but over the last two decades has made Australia home, [...]