Actually, it was a very flattering review, and I am happy that she took the time to give us a try. She also had some great things to say about our recent guest Pat Kain!

Check out The Geek Quest, read the review of our show, and then maybe some of those other podcasts she listened to.

Thanks, Kristen!

A few months back, after the devastating earthquakes in Japan, Gutter Trash co-host Jason Young forwarded me an email from a man named Adam Paison, a cartoonist living in Japan. Adam had decided to put together a charity book of comics from artists around the world, recounting their personal experiences with Japan or Japanese culture. At first I wasn’t going to contribute, as I have found that I don’t enjoy drawing comics, and had no real experience with Japan other than reading very little Manga, watching some Anime and eating at a Japanese restaurant once. Jason reminded me that I actually did have a slightly more personal story, one that I thought might be kind of funny, and it would be nice to help out a good cause.

The book itself is nearing the final phases. It’s ready for printing and distribution, but needs a little help first. Over at this Kickstarter page, you can donate to get the book published. All proceeds from the sale of the book goes to help the ongoing disaster relief and rebuilding in Japan, and to help the citizens hurt most by the destruction. Jason has a great story in it, I have a story that makes me look like a selfish jerk, and something like 30 other artists from around the world have contributed stories, like Jeffrey Brown, Noah Van Sciver and Carrie McNinch.

Check it out, spread the word, donate, whatever you like. In addition to the Kickstarter page, you can also go to the Aftershock blog page and check out preview pages and art from the book.

This is it, folks, the big news I’ve been teasing. Well, teased. Once.

The Gutter Trash family is growing! Hopefully in the next week or two, we’ll have a brand new podcast spin-off. Head on over to the new blog, League Night to subscribe to the new show. It’s easily the geekiest endeavor I’ve ever embarked on, and hopefully, it’ll be a lot of fun.

Music by Legbone and Black Wolf Fight

Check out Jason’s site, Eric’s site, Ok, PANIC!, and the new podcast, League Night.

Email Eric or Jason.

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I know a lot of our listeners and friends have all taken in part – at one time or another – in a “Bad Movie Night”. Proudly Resents is a bad movie night in podcast form, reviewing movies that are so bad, they’re awesome. It’s a ton of fun, check it out.

It’s Time to PANIC, folks!

A special announcement about a fun new project Jason and I are involved with. Listen to this, and then head on over to the brand spankin’ new Ok, PANIC! website.

Ghost? Gas? We did eat burritos. You tell me.

Episode 46 is really really fucking long. Really long. I don’t feel comfortable putting a 90+ minute episode up, so I’m gonna have to actually do some editing. It will be up as soon as possible. Thanks!

Episode 36 will be posted next week.

Sorry.

Jason Young is the manager of Maverick’s, a comic shop located in Dayton, Ohio, where Jason was also born and raised (Maverick’s, not Dayton). Aside from his highly successful career, Jason is also an independent cartoonist, having written and drawn numerous comics (such as Veggie Dog Saturn) under his banner company, Buyer Beware Comics. Jason is vegetarian, but likes to slaughter animals to even the balance.

Eric and Jason started Gutter Trash mostly due to The Crankcast. They love that damn show so much, they decided to rip it off. They only hope it’s a fraction as good. Gutter Trash is dedicated to comic books and movies, and occasionally music, television and any other forms of trash entertainment that gets them excited. They also enjoy babbling about nothing.

Check out Jason’s site at buyerbewarecomics.blogspot.com.

Eric can be found at www.shonborn.net.

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