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In this Palaver episode, I share my thoughts on a few random topics including the latest news about The Stand on CBS All-Access, The Dark Tower TV show on Amazon Prime, and the new Pet Sematary trailer.
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We’re alive and we’re relaunching the podcast! This episode is just a quick announcement that we are coming back and giving you a heads up on what to expect from the podcast moving forward!
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In this special Palaver episode, Tiny and I share our top 19 Stephen King novels to commemorate the 19th episode of the podcast (and it happens to coincide with around our one year anniversary). The idea behind this episode is that we are establishing our top 19 so that when we review novels on the show, we can evaluate if and where they would be placed on our top 19s. Continue reading
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In this special Doorway Cave episode, Tiny and I provide a commentary track for 2017’s The Dark Tower movie adaptation.
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In this Palaver episode, Tiny and I continue our discussion series on each member of the Ka-Tet. In this episode, we talk about Jake Chambers and his role within the Ka-Tet and the series itself. We have the discussion separated into a non-spoiler and spoiler discussion, for your listening convenience.
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In this Palaver episode, Tiny and I begin our discussion series on each member of the Ka-Tet. In this first episode, we talk about Roland Deschain and what makes him such a fascinating character. We have the discussion separated into a non-spoiler and spoiler discussion, for your listening convenience.
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In our first official Palaver episode, Tiny and I discuss how we pitch The Dark Tower (and Stephen King) to non-readers.
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