A weekly podcast from a collective of podcasters and writers approaching pop culture through a thoughtful lens, covering comics, film, TV, music, and gaming. Features a recurring Comicbook Ketchup segment where hosts work through comic book runs and discuss the source material.
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<p>They dig into the faces behind Luffy and the Straw Hat pirates and talk about how Luffy inspires people. Joshua Noel steers the banter with jokes, Liz Clyde breaks down the heart of One Piece, and...
<p>Joshua Noel and Christian Ashley review Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, and they focus on how memory and identity drive the whole game. They talk about the card-based combat, Castle Oblivion vib...
<p>They dig into the price of revenge in The Ring (2002), asking what it costs when a vengeful spirit spreads a curse. Christian Ashley gets hyped and lays out the deep lore and the differences betwee...
<p>Aunt May and Uncle Ben are the real heart of Peter Parker’s story: Uncle Ben’s death and Aunt May’s care shape the guilt, the duty, and the man who becomes Spider‑Man. Christian Ashley and Jill Eli...
<p>Andy Walsh, Kevin Schaefer, Evan Garcia, and Liz Clyde dig into Lanterns right off the bat, calling it a gritty, HBO-style Green Lantern murder mystery that lands as a strong character study but lo...
<p>Kevin Schaefer and Andy Walsh review Silent House, a 2011 psychological horror remake of a Uruguayan film, and dig into its one-shot style and Elizabeth Olsen's tight lead performance. Kevin admits...
<p>Christian says the Cross Guild shakes up One Piece because Buggy is the flashy face while Mihawk and Crocodile do the heavy lifting. TJ says it is funny and smart at the same time. They talk about...
<p>Kevin Schaefer and Will Rose dig into Alfred Pennyworth's role as the father-figure and mentor to both Batman and Nightwing right off the bat. Kevin calls Alfred the greatest father figure in comic...
<p>Joshua and Christian dive into the original Kingdom Hearts (2002) and the big idea is clear fast: friendship is the power — "My friends are my power" — cheesy but true. Joshua says this game is his...
<p>Andy Walsh and Jill Elizabeth dig into Derek Walcott's stage version of The Odyssey, emphasizing its Caribbean retelling and how that shift remakes the poem’s tone and themes. He says the play’s pl...
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