The MixerCast: Episode 2 – Where Ever You Go, There You Are

By Fused Film Staff • September 25, 2009 • 2 Comments

Welcome back to another edition of The MixerCast, the other official podcast of Fused Film. In this week’s episode Kevin and Will battle migraines and other ailments but manage to bring another solid episode of diving into the blender that is FusedFilm.com where they continue all the rambling on cultural musings and film news that are important. Not a lot of “terrible mistakes” but the show starts off a little soft eventually it finds its form after Kevin and Will find something to talk about and sure enough that begins with Megan Fox. Other topics revolve around Transformers 2, Reader Emails, Drink of the Week, Highlander, Blockbuster and more fun on this second episode of the weekly MixerCast.

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Timeline & Links:

• 0:00-2:16 – Introduction
• 2:17-03:37- What’s In This Week’s Blender? Our Drink of Choice – The Zombie

• 03:38-18:36 – Reader Emails – Transformers 2 and Megan Fox (Why the Buzz, Why the Big Deal?)
• 18:37-28:07 – A-Team’s Quinton “Rampage” Jackson Retires from MMA
• 28:06-38:00 - Blockbuster Closes Stores, What’s Next for the Brand?
• 38:01-45:18 - Highlander Remake Gets Director! “There Can Be Only One”
• 45:19-48:00 – Night of the Living Dead is Getting Remade in 3D
• 48:01-64:09 – Jack Kirby Family Wants Marvel Character Rights
• 64:10-72:07 – Conclusion (Our Mistakes, Final Thoughts (Twitter), Our Friends & Partners)

Other Notes:

Music Heard on this podcast is from Jump Back Jake off their Brooklyn Hustle, Memphis Muscle Album. Songs played were “Terrible Mistakes” and “Tennessee Maybe” You can download that album in Itunes or get it on Amazon. Jump Back Jake stands out because they offer not just a rehashing of an old sound but a complex melding of a diverse range. In just one album, you can pick out elements of blues, ska, classic rock, gospel, country, 90s alternative, jazz, punk, Southern rock, and funk.

Songs used with permission from Ardent Studios, all rights reserved.

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