Hosts:  Stephen  &  Danielle with  the Midnight Hounds: Xena, Duke, Rusty and Morty On this special episode Stephen and Danielle have watched the film  Monday  by  Alejandro Montoya Marin  while on it's festival tour. Made for $7,000 while filming Robert Rodriguez's Rebel without a Crew series on elRey and go90.com They review it, and do there best to keep the podcast from being eschew.  Tweet the Show:  @Vundablog or  @Vundacast Subscribe on  iTunes ,  GooglePlay , Or  Stitcher Join us on Facebook Catch us Mondays on  our Internet Radio home the Radioactive Underground RADIATE.FM and most importantly visit our home  Vundablog.com Download the Florida Supercon app and get your tickets so you can catch all of our dozen powerful panels.

Anyone who knows me probably knows that I've been trying to tell literally anyone who will listen about the sheer brilliance of Angie Thomas's award-winning 2017 young adult novel "The Hate U Give" about a young black girl who is the only witness to the shooting of her lifelong best friend--who is unarmed--by the police and the whirlwind of events that follows. I have never read a book or really consumed any piece of art that so deftly and uncompromisingly runs the gauntlet of all that encompasses the experience of being black in America. From mass incarceration to an uncle who is police officer to "passing" at a predominantly white private high school to having a white boyfriend who evolves from reluctant ally to willing accomplice and another white best friend who falls off because "you talk about race too much" to absent fathers in jail to present fathers doing their best despite a checkered past to protests turned riots to being pressured ...

Hosts:  Stephen  &  Danielle with  the Midnight Hounds: Xena, Duke, Rusty and Morty Our hosts experiment with youtube livestreaming their review. They briefly discuss protesting the horrors and cruelty inflicted by the worst president ever Trump. However, this episode is devoted to gushing all over the enthralling A24 horror film Hereditary .  Tweet the Show:  @Vundablog  or  @Vundacast Subscribe on  iTunes ,  GooglePlay , Or  Stitcher Join us on Facebook Download the FloridaSupercon App to check out all are upcoming panels on July 12-15th Catch us Mondays on  our Internet Radio home the Radioactive Underground RADIATE.FM and most importantly visit our home  Vundablog.com

(c) Patti Perret/The Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens Today, in celebration of Octavia E. Butler's birthday, I would like to talk about Earthseed. 2018 marks the 25th and 20th anniversary, respectively, of Octavia E. Butler's landmark duology, Parable of the Sower (1993) and Parable of the Talents (1998) and not a moment too soon. The Earthseed Cycle, named for the fictional (but all too real) religion that forms the core of the story, is perhaps the most relevant work of fiction to the social and political landscape of 2018. The dystopian future that Butler extrapolates here is so realistic as to almost feel prophetic. At the very least, the Earthseed Cycle, set almost entirely between the years 2024 and 2035, is a cautionary tale of a future that does not seem very far off from being realized--indeed, in many ways, it feels a little too close for comfort. Which is even more staggering when you consider the words of best-selling, award-winning au...

Hosts:  Stephen  &  Andres In this podcast, Andres and Stephen reunite on the Sunday of E3 to talk topics like:  Cyberpunk 2077, Gears "Pop", "Modern Dark Age" aesthetics, etc. Andres rebels against Captain Phasma, Andres marvels at the glory of Thanos, as Stephen tries to avenge Justice League and provide cover for the Last Jedi. Tweet the Show:  @AwHOLElotofpod  or  @Vundablog  or  @Vundacast Subscribe on  iTunes ,  GooglePlay , Or  Stitcher Join us on Facebook Catch us Mondays on  our Internet Radio home the Radioactive Underground RADIATE.FM and most importantly visit our home  Vundablog.com *First episode with updated art featuring Rusty and Morty  the new Chiwi Bros , A wHOLE lot of... co-hosts Andres and Diego the Meza Bros and Stephen in human form, no longer represented by a Scrappy-Doo version of his deceased dog Tara. Art as always by the gifted  Nicholas Malara

Hosts:  Stephen  &  Danielle with  the Midnight Hounds: Xena, Duke, Rusty and Morty The #Reylo power couple Stephen and Danielle force bond over how much they appreciated the story of the new Solo films. They analyze the story and battle back against wave of internet fear mongering and nit picking. They also salivate at the concepts that could be behind future Star Wars films. Tweet the Show:  @Vundablog  or  @Vundacast Subscribe on  iTunes ,  GooglePlay , Or  Stitcher Join us on Facebook Catch us Mondays on  our Internet Radio home the Radioactive Underground RADIATE.FM and most importantly visit our home  Vundablog.com

Hosts:  Stephen  &  Blockbuster Guy Frank The podcast's post-production team of Stephen and Frank continue their on going life debt to Star Wars by flying through the mean streets of Kendall to see Solo a Star Wars Story in theaters. This is their drive home review and conversation about the film and Star Wars, and even a bit on WWE. Also, of course the standard Taco Bell stop for Frank.  Tweet the Show:  @Vundablog  or  @Vundacast Subscribe on  iTunes ,  GooglePlay , Or  Stitcher Join us on Facebook Catch us Mondays on  our Internet Radio home the Radioactive Underground RADIATE.FM and most importantly visit our home  Vundablog.com