Haul out the holly for a double shot of holiday fun. First up, Erica and Emily head to the future to discuss animation in the post-apocalypse with Infinite Santa 8000. After much merriment with cyborgs and mechanical reindeer, the ladies head to the sunnier south with the surprisingly NON-holiday themed Joyful Noise, starring none other than the Goddess of All Things Ever, Dolly Parton. It's also about Asbergers. And the economy. And heart conditions. In other words, fun for your December! Head to our Facebook page to share you love of all things Dolly and to learn more about where to find Infinite Santa 8000. Merry Hanaxmaswa to all!
https://ia601008.us.archive.org/5/items/Episode58_201312/Episode_5_8.mp3
Sunday, December 15, 2013
Sunday, December 1, 2013
Episode 5.7 - The Nutcracker 3D
Chestnuts are roasting and eggnog is toasting on our special holiday edition of GleeKast. Erica and Emily open the studio to special guest star Santa Claus, aka Fozziebare the Great himself. The trio team up to tackle 2009's Nutcracker: The Untold Story, aka The Nutcracker In 3D, aka The Weirdest $90 Million Ever Spent. Join Elle Fanning, Richard E. Grant, John Turturo, and Nathan Lane as they deal with creepy CGI heroes, steampunk decor, Madonna's discarded wardrobe, Andy Warhol haircuts, crying children, dead sharks, singing Albert Einsteins, figure skating, decapitation, original songs (sorta), and a thinly veiled metaphor for Holocaust gas chambers. It's EXACTLY what every children's Christmas movie needs!
Friday, November 15, 2013
Episode 5.6 - The Fast and the Furious
Taking a break from traditional song and dance format, Erica tries to convince Emily that The Fast & the Furious franchise is like a series of musicals with cars standing in for performances. Or something. The point is, it's The Fast & the Furious when articles and linking words were still cool. The ladies discuss it. Discuss back on our Facebook page or email us gleekast@gmail.com. Now if you'll excuse us, we need to go fill up on NOS.
https://ia601002.us.archive.org/30/items/Episode56TheFastAndTheFurious/Episode_5_6%20-%20The%20Fast%20and%20the%20Furious.mp3
https://ia601002.us.archive.org/30/items/Episode56TheFastAndTheFurious/Episode_5_6%20-%20The%20Fast%20and%20the%20Furious.mp3
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Episode 5.5 - Cannibal! The Musical
Hop on your finest horse and join us for a very shbadoinkle episode as Erica and Emily tackle Trey Parker's 1993 horror/musical/comedy Cannibal! The Musical. Much is discussed about Erica's history with the South Park crew, as well as Emily's inability to just BUILD a snowman unless it can be done to the music from this movie. We also talk about some new fall TV, including American Horror Story. And just cause, there's some Buffy talk. Just. Cause. Hit us up on our Facebook group or email gleekast@gmail.com. As always, have a shbadoinkle day.
https://ia601001.us.archive.org/4/items/Episode55CannibalTheMusical/Episode_5_5%20-%20Cannibal%21%20The%20Musical.mp3
https://ia601001.us.archive.org/4/items/Episode55CannibalTheMusical/Episode_5_5%20-%20Cannibal%21%20The%20Musical.mp3
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Episode 5.4 - RENT
There is no future. There is no past. Unless you're Erica and remember EVERYTHING about the stage production of Rent and how it differs from Chris Columbus' 2005 film adaptation. The ladies have a passionate discussion about the original show, disappointing film, and 2008 video recording of the final Broadway performance. Expect to feel very, very old. Share your hipster ranting over at our Facebook page or email gleekast@gmail.com. We'll be in our rocking chairs, pointing our canes at those lazy youths of America with all the fire of tax-paying citizens.
https://ia601008.us.archive.org/19/items/Episode54RENT/Episode_5_4%20-%20RENT.mp3
https://ia601008.us.archive.org/19/items/Episode54RENT/Episode_5_4%20-%20RENT.mp3
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
Episode 5.3 - Jesus Christ Superstar
It’s a two for one sale on this installment of GleeKast as Erica and Emily tackle two versions of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Jesus Christ Superstar. First up is Norman Jewison’s 1973 film adaptation (available on Netflix Instant), followed by the 2000 London video recording of the stage show (free on YouTube). As you’d expect, there’s also talk about hats, Raelians, and The Rachel. Share your thoughts over at our Facebook group where we shall greet you in our finest bell bottoms.
Sunday, September 15, 2013
Episode 5.2 - Repo! The Genetic Opera
Shoot up your zydrate (it comes in a little glass vial) and put on your prettiest detachable face as Erica and Emily plunge into the future with 2008’s horror musical, Repo! Between Paris Hilton’s surprising acting chops and Paul Sorvino’s operatic tenor, it’s something very, very different. We also have quite a history with the show, so expect some personal anecdotes that just might involve the world’s rudest waiter at a fondue restaurant. We’re quite curious how the movie works for you, so be sure to share your thoughts over on our Facebook group. We promise not to pull your organs out. At least, for now.
Sunday, September 1, 2013
Episode 5.1 - Step Up (4) Revolution
With the Miami heat seeping through Peter Gallagher’s eyebrows, Erica and Emily slip into some baggy pants and high top sneakers for the fourth installment of the ‘80s dance movie craze that has been reborn as Step Up. This time, it’s about a REVOLUTION. And white people romance. But let’s face it: we came here for Moose, and Moose is what we’ve got. This is our first episode with our new non-Glee format, so we hope the joy of dance overrides the mess of Ryan Murphy’s head. Tell us what you think on our Facebook group and when in doubt, just do the robot.
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Episode 4.22 - Highs, Lows & Lower Lows
As
promised, Erica and Emily return to finish up Season 4 with a recap of
All Or Nothing, plus a rundown of their top and bottom performances of
the year. This is indeed The Announcement Episode, so listen closely for
details about what you can expect starting in the fall. We hope you’ll
hitch your tap shoes to the New Directions of the podcast. Be sure to
share your suggestions and discussions over at our Facebook page or
email gleekast@gmail.com. We also hope you never again have to witness
the atrocities of the show’s sole Asian singing Gangham Style. That is
all.
Episdoe 4.21 - Wonder-Cats
It
only took us 2.5 months, but Erica and Emily finally reunite to discuss
the penultimate episode of Season 4, Wonder Dash Full, as well as the
troubles of live-watching Pretty Little Liars, the Kate Issue of Angel,
and the apparent joy of My Cat From Hell. We also take some time to
discuss the tragedy of Cory Montheith and how Glee might move forward.
And then Emily’s cats start to play and that’s that. We’ll be back next
week to finish up Season 4 with our top and bottom song lists, plus our
big announcement of GleeKast’s future (hint: it’s not GleeCats. OR IS
IT?). Join the discussion at our Facebook group and keep those socks
light blue.
Episode 4.20 - So Much Arc it Became A Circle
Well,
the guns are concealed but the issues keep coming. This week, Erica and
Emily attempt to unravel the oddness of Lights Out, from its Broadway
tie-ins to its sexual abuse AND ballet PSAs. Also, Pretty Little Liars
is amazing and you all should try it out. Join the discussion on our
Facebook page or email us your thoughts at gleekast@gmail.com. But don’t, because we should all turn off our electronic devices or something. Mixed messages galore!
Episode 4.19 - Steampunk Tina, Black Sue & Syphilis
If
your “Sweet Dreams” happened to include syphilis and Smash, then
welcome!, for you’ve come to the right place. Between discussing the
surprisingly impressive Broadway chops of Constantine Maroulis and the
shockingly creepy trend of pointed fingernails, Erica and Emily do what
they can with the latest episode of Glee. Thoughts? Feelings? Candy?
Send them all to gleekast@gmail.com or pop into our Facebook group to discuss. Now iron up yourself a griled cheese sandwich and join the fun.
Episode 4.18 - They Named This Episode Shooting Star
Between
anger and bafflement lies something called The Twilight Zone, aka this
week's episode of GleeKast and Erica and Emily struggle to find the
tubbington at the end of the occasionally offensive tunnel. Yes, this is
the pseudo-school shooting episode of Glee, and, well, feelings are
complicated. We're aided by some feedback, the joys of RuPaul's Drag
Race (watch it!) and the ultimate capper in recasting Game of Thrones
with McKinley High's Student Body. Teri Shuester as Cersai Lannister?
Really, why not (especially if it means not discussing the fact that
BECKY JACKSON BROUGHT A GUN TO SCHOOL. Shiver. Discuss it all on our
Facebook page or email us at gleekast@gmail.com. Until next we meet or catfish, the ladies of GleeKast
Episode 4.17 - Shut Up, Tina
With just six episodes left of its experimental cross-country season, Glee tiptoes into some definition of guilty pleasures, giving Erica and Emily ample opportunity to point out what are actually not guilty pleasures, although Erica crushing on Sam in armbands does indeed qualify. They're aided and abetted by some fine listener feedback, even if Emily apparently forgot how to read or speak. We'll be back in a few weeks with Glee's remaining episodes, but expect the last breaths of Smash talk to happen over at our Facebook page. Long live Jinkx Monsoon and a valar morghulis to all!
Episode 4.16 - Twin Gleeks
Buckle up for a creeeeeeeepy edition of GleeKast, as Erica and Emily fight club their way through some strange editing choices made in Feud. Also on the queue is Erica finally explaining (to Emily's understanding) the difference between Once Upon a Time and Grimm. It takes a lot longer than you'd think. For more discussion/explanation of how these two shows are actually not the same thing, come chat it up on our Facebook group or email us at gleekast@gmail.com.
Episode 4.15 - They Ghosted Wrong
Load up the pottery wheel and clean that attic to find your boombox for this week's edition of GleeKast, where Erica and Emily discuss Girls and Boys On Film. Also on the docket is the glory of RuPaul's Drag Race and the horrors of Smash. Share your thoughts on all this and more over at our Facebook page or send your email to gleekast@gmail.com. Remember, we are the dramaturgs of Glee, and with that power comes great responsibility. Now back to ghosting.
Episode 4.14 - I Don't
On this rare in-the-same-room recording, Erica and Emily share breathing space to tackle another episode in which old flames are reignited, new couples are made based on dice rolling, and plot twists are turned just to cause added confusion.There's also more than a bit of RuPaul discussion, because really, why wouldn't there be? PLEASE join the conversations over at our Facebook page or email us at gleekast@gmail.com to discuss the latest episodes. Or to talk about how every television show should be RuPaul's Drag Race. Whichever.
Episode 4.13 - You Sexy Vicks-en
It’s a lean and mean episode this week as Erica and Emily dive quickly into Diva, with a few quick stops along The Office and Project Runway. Along the way, they discuss Erica’s hatred of Alicia Keys, Emily’s annoyance with Katherine McPhee, and just what it takes to be Freddie Mercury (namely, being Freddie Mercury). Send your feedback to gleekast@gmail.com or join the party on our Facebook page, where magic happens.
Episode 4.12 - Barely Naked Ladies
Another episode of Glee, another unhappy Erica and confused Emily it is! The ladies tackle Naked and how it seems to hate nudity. Also on the menu is RuPaul's Drag Race recaps and DVR hatred. Discuss it all on our Facebook page or email us at gleekast@gmail.com. Until next we meet. Now put your clothes back on.
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Episode 4.11 - Nothing But a Cat on a Unicycle
The ladies find their Sadie Hawkins spirit by delving scrub-first into
Sadie Hawkins. Though really, they'd rather be watching youtube videos
of cats riding unicycles. Also included is a spoilery 5 minute or so
discussion on American Horror Story, so grab your does eof Nazi doctors,
possessed nuns, headbands, legal scandals based on rear ends, and
acapella scandals all in one place. We apologize for the rushiness of
this episode, but please head over to our Facebook page to share
everything we missed. Just try not to steal our arrangements. It's not
illegal or anything, but the public doesn't like it.
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