Cosplay may be a portmanteau of Costume and Play but it seems with its recent popularity it has become more. Sometime known as costuming, cosplay has become a staple of anime, comic book and cartoon conventions around the world. This episode we are joined by Tony E.
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Even if you do not know who H.R. Giger is you probably recognize his artwork. His dark imagery has changed our world whether it be his painting, sculpture or design. He might be best known for his creation of the xenomorphs in the movie Alien.
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There are about 75,000 scientifically identified species of fungi leaving several million unclassified. Mushrooms hold world records and help our bodies return to the earth after death. Some are edible mushrooms, deadly mushrooms, glow in the dark mushrooms and many beautiful and strange. Our guest today is Danamae Scarborough. She helps guide us through this magic journey among the mushroom patch.
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Some say music is the universal language but pizza might be the universal food. The round tomato pie can be made in such vastly different ways and all more enjoyable than the last. Regardless of thick crust or thin, sweet or vinegary sauce we can all enjoy a slice together.
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Vaudeville was the most popular form of American entertainment from its rise in the 1880s through 1930s. It played much the same a role in people’s lives that radio and later television would for later generations. Many early radio, television and film stars began as vaudeville performers. It was variety entertainment, consisting of a diverse series of short acts. The acts ranged from singing groups, animal acts, comedians, contortionists, magicians to short musical plays. Very rarely freaks or sideshow acts were performed.
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