Larry and his guest Quincy, whom you may know from "That Movie Podcast: Film Talk Q&A", discovered a short while ago that they both had similar musical tastes growing up, including an affinity for Christian rock music. In this episode of "Not Ready For Radio", they set out to discuss some of their favorite talents from that ghetto of the music world, but they mostly end up crucifying the religious faith they both used to share.

On the latest episode of "Katie Gets Krabby", Katie opens up about the history of her show, how her religious faith is in flux, and why dating the owner of the network is sometimes a challenge.

This week on "Katie Gets Krabby": Katie and guest co-host Gabriel Lange chat with an actress/model friend about relationship issues, how tough it is to be a giant, and how to handle harsh reviews.

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On this month's episode of "Talking Pictures", Larry needs to cleanse his palette after watching a pretty terrible action film in theaters recently, so he and Alex sit down to take in a pretty great action movie from the 1990's: "The Fugitive". Harrison Ford stars as the falsely-accused Dr. Richard Kimble, with Tommy Lee Jones' Sam Gerard hot on his freshly-escaped-from-prison ass. You'll have to forgive our hosts for letting the conversation wane a bit towards the end of the episode; they kinda got sucked in by this terrific flick.

After being down for a few weeks, FASE Media is back and better than ever. Everything on the site has been given a makeover, and looks shiny and new again!

Since we opened for business a year ago, we've accomplished a lot of things that we're proud of, and the site redesign is both a celebration of those things and a reflection of passion we have for continuing that trend.

In the coming weeks and months, FASE Media will be unveiling even more new and exciting things intended to entertain and amuse you, so stay tuned for announcements regarding those developments.

To those of you who have shown us support for our multiple endeavors over the course of our first year, we offer you our sincere and heartfelt thanks! We hope that you'll continue to follow us into our bright future!

Now... where are our shades?

After some time away from the mic, Katie returns to celebrate V-Day with a boy she kinda likes. Click here to listen!

"John Dies at the End"? Did he take a "Bullet to the Head"? Are there still "Warm Bodies"? Maybe he was done in by "An American Werewolf in London", or by some other sort of "Paranormal Activity". In any case, we know the "Paperboy" did it in the "Citadel". We realize this synopsis is a bit confusing, but so is what happens at the end of this episode of "That Movie Podcast: Film Talk Q&A". Trust us: Not everyone gets out alive!

The month of February provides an excellent opportunity for Larry and Alex to open their hearts and once again profess their love for classic horror films on "Talking Pictures". With lights dimmed, palms sweaty, and hearts racing, the pair indulge in the special edition of "My Bloody Valentine" (1981). Join the movie-lovers as they revisit the story of a mining town's Valentine's Day dance gone very, very badly.

Video game enthusiast Jay Duncan stops by, and he and Larry Duane discuss his YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/user/KCGuyYT), review their gaming histories from 8-bit through next gen technology, and also contribute to the debate about connections between digital violence and real-life aggression. Level up by listening now!


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Larry's guest this week is Jackie Schmidt -- an unassuming black belt in the ancient martial art of Karate. She's been invited to the show so that Larry can learn a thing or two about how to stop being such a little wuss, and instead be a tough guy. Tough like the tots she teaches, or like the wheelchair-bound dudes who can Karate-chop the crap outta someone, or like the the ninja nuns, or like the figure-skating fighter -- all of which are discussed on this episode of "Not Ready For Radio". Hiiiiii-yaaaaaaawwwww!!!