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The Flop House

The Flop House is a film podcast produced every two weeks. It is made in Brooklyn, New York and hosted by Dan McCoy, Stuart Wellington, and Elliott Kalan. Each episode focuses on a specific bad movie, a film noted for being a critical or commercial failure. The Flop House has received praise from The New York Times, The A.V. Club, Parade Magazine, and The Guardian, with the BBC noting that the podcast "has grown to command a large audience." Slate listed the 2012 episode "Tango & Cash" as one of "The 25 Best Podcast Episodes Ever".
The first episode of The Flop House was released in September 2007 and featured McCoy, Wellington, and original co-host Simon Fisher discussing the 2005 film Stealth. Following Fisher's departure from the show, Kalan became a permanent co-host in early 2008. The podcast has featured a guest host on several episodes, including multiple appearances by The Daily Show writer Hallie Haglund.
The Flop House was an independent production for several years before joining the All Things Comedy podcasting network in October 2012. The podcast then moved to the Maximum Fun network in September 2014.
Performing live as "The Flop House," McCoy, Wellington, and Kalan co-hosted, along with the editors of film zine I Love Bad Movies, a series of bad movie screenings at 92YTribeca in New York City from June 2011 until the venue's closing in June 2013. They have since hosted a series of "Flop Night" screenings along with the editors of I Love Bad Movies at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema in Yonkers, NY.
In September 2014 it was announced McCoy, Wellington, and Kalan would cumulatively write a forty-page Flash Gordon Holiday Special comic book to be released in December 2014.
== References ==
==External links==
*The Flop House website
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Category:Comedy and humor podcasts
Category:Audio podcasts
Category:2007 podcast debuts
Category:Film and television podcasts
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The Fodderstack

A paper goods and single-pen case designed 
and distributed by Nock Co. , it has been released in various size variants since its introduction in June 2014 http://nockco.com/history. The standard version is index card-sized. In early 2015, the XL-variant was released, designed to fit pocket notebooks http://nockco.com/blog/2015/2/23/road-to-release-fodderstack-xl. In Spring 2017, a Mini-variant was teased and released at the Chicago Pen Show, sized for business cards and mini- and pocket-sized pens. The mini size has yet to make an appearance as a staple offering.
This line was named after a mountain in Northeastern Georgia, USA.
=Limited Runs=
Since its inception in Summer 2014, there have been a handful of limited color variants and size offerings. Here are some of them.
* Limited run::'Smango' Fodderstack - A 20-count run of a Fodderstack variant in late 2014 that was packaged with DustyBlue DotDash notecards. This limited run case sported the affectionately-named 'Smango' color combo: Snow White-exterior / Mango-interior http://nockco.com/blog/2014/7/28/dusty-blue-and-thank-you.
* Limited run::'Snowjay' Fodderstack - Another 20-count run of color variant Fodderstack in 2014. The colorway included Snow White-exterior / Blue Jay-interior http://nockco.com/blog/2014/7/28/dusty-blue-and-thank-you.
* Limited run::Leather Fodderstack XL - A third Atlanta 2017 exclusive was an XL-sized Fodderstack, but stitched as a leather case, rather than the usual canvas. This is the first product to have been in leather.
* Limited run::Fodderstack Mini - For the Chicago Pen Show 2017, Nock Co. teased and released a mini variant to the Fodderstack in various colorways, including: Orange-exterior / Yellow-interior, Sky Blue-exterior / dark Yellow-interior, and Forest Green-exterior / Blue-interior. This new size is said to fit business card-sized paper, and mini- or pocket-pens such as the Kaweco Sport or Fisher Space Pen.
=References and Notes=
Category:Carry Case
Category:Nock Co.
The FredCast

The FredCast is a weekly Podcast devoted to the latest cycling news, gear, gadgets, gizmos, components, podsafe cycling music and more.Byun, Christine (September 12, 2007). "Fred08.com Steps on another "Fred's" Toes", ABC News. Retrieved on July 26, 2008. The FredCast began in December 2005, and has quickly grown into one of the most popular cycling-related podcasts on the Internet.Reid, Carlton (September 8, 2006). "Global bike-based podcasters chew the fat in new show", BikeBiz.com. Retrieved on July 26, 2008.
The show is called The FredCast because it is aimed at so-called "Freds", or high-end cyclists who tend to spend a good deal of time and money on their equipment and training. According to the host, he takes the term as one of endearment.
In 2006, 2007 and 2010, The FredCast was nominated for a Podcast Award and was also a finalist for a Podcast Peers Awards. The FredCast was the recipient of the Utah Social Media Club's People's Choice Award at the 2009 Utah Social Media Awards.
The podcast is hosted by David Bernstein. David is an avid road cyclist, but he is also a former bicycle industry executive with experience in marketing, advertising, sales and manufacturing. David also volunteers his time with the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, helping to organize the local MS150 Bike Ride.
In 2007 Bernstein was able to retain the rights to the name The FredCast after it was being used for Fred Thompson's presidential campaign.
==References==
Category:Audio podcasts
Category:Cycling media
Category:2005 podcast debuts
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The Game Show

The Game Show is an interactive internet television show that covers video game and gaming industry news. It aired live on the internet television network The Stream of Consciousness. An edited version was later archived on their website and was available as a free download from the iTunes Store. The show was hosted by Jim Festante, David Guida, and Nikole Zivalich. The Game Show was cancelled due to lack of funding after its third season.
==Segments==
The Game Show has several recurring segments that make up the show. These include COMBO, Nikole's Top 7, Game Of The Week, What's In Your Box and Pacmobelia.
==Featured==
The Game Show was Featured on G4's the Feed Blog, Friday October 2 
Justin.tv featured the Game Show on its blog for the Game Show's monthly Xbox 360 giveaway 
==Special Guests==
The Game Show often interviews celebrities in the gaming field. Several noted guests and guest hosts include G4's Attack of the Show! hosts Kevin Pereira and Alison Haislip, editor and game reviewer for G4tv.com Sterling McGarvey, Joel Gourdin, Electro/Pop Artist Leeni, Jordan Morris from Fuel TV, Jeff Cannata from The Totally Rad Show, and The Guild's Felicia Day.
And as of September 2011 David Guida Leaves the Game Show
==References==
==External links==
* The Game Show official website
* The Game Show episode archive
Category:Video podcasts
Category:Video game culture
Category:Interactive television
Category:Non-fiction web series
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The Gentleman's Review

The Gentleman’s Review is a podcast created and produced by former comedian Martin Wolfenden and his friends Andrew Wilson and Thomas Stringfellow. The title was inspired by magazines from the 1920s.
==Content ==
The content is a mixed bag of news review, shaggy dog stories and digression. There are also musical interludes in which comic songs written by Wolfenden are played and sometimes comedy sketches are performed during the podcast. These interludes are designed to allow the men to refill their glasses with champagne.
==Regular themes==
During the podcast the men drink Bollinger champagne which they have stated on many occasions is their preferred brand.
In every podcast Martin Wolfenden compliments gay playwright Jonathan Harvey and it has become traditional for Wilson to call Wolfenden a "pitiable kiss arse" whenever he does this.
Extremely offensive language is used during the broadcast and blasphemous views are often expressed.
Wolfenden will move a subject on before the other men have fully explored it which makes them cross and they complain.
==People==
Thomas Stringfellow is a former geologist and now writer who was also born in Halifax in West Yorkshire and attended The University of Durham.
Andrew Wilson is a non practising lawyer and comedy writer who was born in Surrey and now lives in West Yorkshire. He attended The University of Durham with Tom Stringfellow where they were both in St Aidan's College.
==Inception==
The original idea for the podcast was Martin Wolfenden’s however he has stated on many occasions during the podcasts that without Stringfellow and Wilson it would not work.
==External links==
* The Official Site
* MySpace Page
* Martin Wolfenden's Site
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The Gist (podcast)

The Gist (est. May 2014 ) is an American podcast by Slate magazine that covers a wide variety of current news and issues. The show is usually hosted by Mike Pesca.
== Podcast ==
The show releases new episodes five times a week (Monday through Friday). The show consists of one or two segments regarding recent issues, seasonal topics, or general news items. The host usually interviews an expert on the issue being discussed. The podcast concludes with a "spiel," which is short opinion piece by Mike Pesca on some topic that may or may not have already been discussed in the podcast. On the podcast-rating site Podbay, The Gist's average rating is 4.5 out of 5.
== References ==
== External links ==
*Slate's The Gist, official website
Category:Audio podcasts
Category:2014 podcast debuts
The Gray Area

The Gray Area is a radio drama based in New York City written and produced by Edward Champion."About the show," The Gray Area, May 3, 2017 It began airing in 2017. The show has been singled out by The Sonic Society"Gray Tones," The Sonic Society, June 6, 2017 and Midnight Audio Theatre for its "subtle threads of coincidences and relationships between them that tie them all into a single collective universe.""Looking a Little Gray," Midnight Audio Theatre, July 8, 2017 Character assassin Wil Williams commended the program's ability to "shift pacing for each story and genre" and remarked on its " incredible knack for completely changing each episode while also maintaining its identity.""First Impressions: High-Energy Surprising Storytelling in 'The Gray Area'" Podcast Problems, August 1, 2017
==References==
==External links==
* Official website
Category:American radio programs
Category:Audio podcasts
The Guilty Feminist

The Guilty Feminist is a feminist comedy podcast hosted by Deborah Frances-White. Created by Frances-White and Sofie Hagen in 2015, the podcast features guests on a panel to discuss topics on and related to feminism, and is recorded in front of a live audience.
== Overview ==
The podcast was created by Deborah Frances-White and Sofie Hagen in December 2015. The idea for the podcast came from the pair having lunch together and often sharing their hypocrisies and double standards with each other. Hagen and Frances-White co-hosted the podcast until September 2016 when Hagen left; since then a range of guests have co-hosted each episode. The podcast is recorded in front of a live audience and each episode lasts approximately 45 minutes.
Each episode begins with short stories starting with the words "I'm a feminist, but...", with the episode's hosts admitting to moments where they have done or thought something that an ideal feminist wouldn't. Episodes are based around a theme; topics of discussion have included stereotypes, hair removal, periods, and not having children. The presenters set themselves weekly challenges, and at the end of each episode audience members are invited to ask the panel questions.
The show has featured guests such as Shappi Khorsandi, Gemma Arterton, Dawn O'Porter, and Aisling Bea. Frances-White aims to create diverse and inclusive panels of guests.
== Reception ==
The podcast was shortlisted for an Internet Award in the 2017 Chortle Awards and nominated for Best Podcast in the 2017 Audio & Radio Industry Awards. In The Guardian's 2017 list of best podcasts, Kathryn Bromwich listed The Guilty Feminist as one of her six favourite podcasts in the 'sex, life and relationships' category.
==References==
== External links ==
* 
Category:2015 podcast debuts
Category:Audio podcasts
Category:Comedy and humor podcasts
Category:Feminist podcasts
The Hightower

A paper goods and 3-pen case designed and distributed by Nock Co., that was part of the company's initial offerings for its Kickstarter campaignhttps://www.kickstarter.com/projects/637878316/nock-co-pen-cases-hand-made-in-the-usa. The case is a bi-fold designed to hold one pocket-sized notebook and 3 pens on the opposite fold. A flap covers the stitched pen sheaths, so that pen clips don't damage notebooks when closed. The product was offered again during Nock Co.'s campaign to fund The Pen Addict liveshow 2015https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/637878316/the-pen-addict-podcast-live-at-the-2015-atlanta-pe
This product was named after a mountain in Northern Georgia, USA.
=Limited Runs=
Since its inception in Summer 2014, there have been a handful of limited color variants. Here are some of them.
* Limited run::Peacock Blue Hightower - As part of the original Kickstarter in 2013, there was a backers-only edition of the Hightower, their 3-pen, 1-notebook case. The limited edition colorway sported a Peacock Blue exterior and Midnight interior.
* Limited run::'Union Jack' Hightower - A backers-only incentive for The Pen Addict Live Atlanta 2015 event was a pre-release of a summertime colorway for their Hightower case, with a run of 300. The exterior bore a Forest green fabric, and the interior a Sunshine yellow, along with a special edition, 'Union Jack' logo tag, to celebrate flying Myke Hurley out to the pen show that year. The case also included a Nock Co. DotDash notebook.
* Limited run::Small Batch 2015 - In Fall 2015, Nock Co. announced its intent to produce small batches of unique items, the first of which were two new colorways for the Hightower: a Black-exterior / Hot Pink-interior, and a Sky Blue-exterior / Black-interior. 
http://nockco.com/blog/2014/10/29/introducing-nock-co-small-batch-cases
=References and Notes=
Category:Carry Case
Category:Nock Co.
The Know It All

The Know It All was a weekly show made by The Know and was posted to the Rooster Teeth YouTube channel. The series began on September 12, 2014. Each episode covered several news stories from the previous week. The primary hosts of the show were Ashley Jenkins and Meg Turney. 34 episodes were made in total. The final episode aired on June 12, 2015.
== Successor ==
After The Know It All, The Know began a weekly unnamed series where episodes are named simply by their content (e.g. 'Xbox Retracts Stolen Ad + Apple Apologizes for Slowing iPhones + Arrest in Fatal SWATTING - The Know'). These episodes exist directly on The Know's channel instead of Rooster Teeth's.
Category:The Know
Category:Completed Series
The Lanier

A slim briefcase design and distributed by Nock Co. as an answer to many fans asking for a "bag-in-bag" product. Due to the wildly different format and design, Nock Co. launched a new Kickstarter campaign specifically for this product. The Lanier sports a single hand strap for easy carrying, and is sized to easily carry various paper pads, pens, electronics, and other tools. There is a zippered pouch on the exterior of the case, and sleeves on the interior to divide areas for paper pads and pens, apart from the main sleeve. An A5-sized, zippered insert pouch is included, allowing for separate storage.
Initial offerings of the Lanier gave backers an option for a Black-exterior / Aqua-interior colorway, or an Olive-exterior / Lime Green-interior variant. 
This product was named after a Lake Sidney Lanier in Northern Georgia, USA.
=References and Notes=
Category:Carry Case
Category:Nock Co.
The Liar, The Ditch, and the Wardrobe

> Home > Episodes On this weeks episode of Sneak Attack!, Greaek and Sherwood end their time spent under the Willow Peaks, while Brenna and Akio continue on their journey towards Brightcove. Would they arrive in time to stop Arlan from transporting the crystal? And would Greaek and Sherwood ever reunite with their friends? Category:SneakAttackEpisode
The Lookout

A 3-pen holster case designed 
and distributed by Nock Co. , it part of the company's original Kickstarter product lines in June 2014 https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/637878316/nock-co-pen-cases-hand-made-in-the-usa/description. The standard version is index card-sized. The holster has three stitched sleeves to carry pens, with a flap that tucks into a fabric loop to protect the pens and keep them in the case. As an unexpected use, co-founder Brad Dowdy has reported people using the loop to also carry pocket-sized memobooks such as Field Notes, or Nock Co.'s own DotDash memobooks.
This product was named after a mountain in Northwestern Georgia, USA.
=Limited Runs=
One limited edition colorway has been released since the case's release in June 2014.
* Limited run::Lime Green Lookout - The in-person offerings at the Atlanta Pen Show 2017 included a conference-only colorway: Forest Green-exterior / Lime Green-interior.
=References and Notes=
Category:Carry Case
Category:Nock Co.
The Mad King

The Mad King is an alias in Achievement Hunter lore, created by Ryan Haywood. While Ryan is the only member of Team Gents to create an alias, he is not the lone member of Achievement Hunter with one, for Ray, Michael, Gavin, and Jeremy all have aliases of their own.
== Origin ==
Ryan's alias, the Mad King, originated in Minecraft episode 60 as he made the Achievement Hunters run all over the Achievement City map to complete various tasks. It became confirmed at the end of the following episode (Part 2 of the first King Ryan) when Ryan said his famous Minecraft line "Edgar's the one in the hole". (Michael had set Edgar free in episode 60, but Ryan had gotten another cow into his house to become the new Edgar).
Ryan's tasks in Minecraft 89 and 90 (his second King stint, having won King Michael in Minecraft 79) were even more diabolical, featuring team breaking, raining mobs on the Hunters, killing the Hunters in a survival chase, blowing up Downtown Achievement City via Plan G, and even taking victory from Ray with a final task regarding Edgar. It is this that resulted in him having the one known case of a Let's Play lengthening due to a victory happening too quickly, the Let's Play being Path of Insanity in GTA V.
== Appearance ==
As seen in Minecraft, the Mad King is depicted in a black dress shirt and a kilt, plus a crown atop his head the identically-named character in X-Ray and Vav wears. The crown is where the King part of the name originates, while the kilt is a result of Ryan's Minecraft skin Scottish Steve.
== Trivia ==
* Ryan, as the Mad King, causes terror wherever he is, whether it be in Achievement City, Los Santos, or the X-Ray and Vav setting. Los Santos is the only of those locations where Ryan doesn't have access to the kilt.
* He once teamed with his enemies in Los Santos, during the GTA Online job Roadgame in Part 2. Facing Mogar, the Corpirate, Dragonface, and Jack, the trio of X-Ray, Vav, and The Mad King won game 1 (X-Ray and the Mad King combining for 16 kills while Vav played the role of fodder), with Ryan scoring the delivery.
Category:Achievement Hunter
Category:Achievement Hunter aliases
Category:Achievement Hunter Trivia
The Maryapple

The Maryapple is a two-memobook bi-fold case, designed and distributed by Nock Co.. It was offered in the initial Kickstarter campaign for the company in 2013, and was retired in March 2015 http://nockco.com/blog/2015/3/5/mandarinmango-all-sound-of-music-n-stuff.
It was named after a mountain in Georgia, USA.
=References and Notes=
Category:Carry Case
Category:Nock Co.
The Media Show

The Media Show is a British current affairs radio programme and podcast on BBC Radio 4 which examines the current state of the media. The first episode was broadcast at 13:30 on 1 October 2008, with episodes broadcast weekly. Prior to his death in February 2017, the show was usually presented by Steve Hewlett, a columnist for The Guardian newspaper and visiting Professor of Journalism and Broadcast policy at the University of Salford, although it has also been presented by Emma Barnett, Andrea Catherwood, Paddy O'Connell, and Julian Worricker. 
At times when Hewlett was absent, Edward Stourton has acted as guest host. The series is seen by some as a replacement of The Message, a previous BBC Radio 4 series covering the media which was hosted by Jenni Murray and was dropped earlier in 2008. The regular presenter from May 2017 will be Amol Rajan, the BBC's Media Editor. Over the years The Media Show has been produced by Katy Takatsuki, Paul Waters, Simon Tillotson and Ruth Watts.
==Format==
The Media Show looks at various different kinds of media, including print, television, radio, online, and telecommunications. It also features discussion of various media areas such as creativity, culture, censorship, business, and ethics. Hewlett has said of the programme that: "I hope [it] will be able to lift the lid on many of the current stories within the media, offering genuine insight and intelligence, making this show a must-listen for both those within the industry – but always accessible to a wider audience of those interested in a subject that affects all our lives."
On 14 November 2012, the programme broadcast a one-hour-long special edition, prompted by the controversy that the BBC was undergoing at that time, partly highlighted by the resignation of George Entwistle from his job as Director-General of the BBC.
==Reception==
Reviews of The Media Show have been mixed. Elisabeth Mahoney in The Guardian wrote that the show covered "a pleasing range of stories" and that it was better than The Message because "it's better to have a BBC outsider hosting [compared to insider Murray], and to place the show right in the middle of the week, allowing some looking back, but also some consideration of the unfolding media stories that will dominate the rest of the week." However, Mahoney criticised the way it dealt with the Russell Brand Show prank telephone calls row saying that, "you'd hope for in-depth analysis and insight. Instead, they left the story until last, and zipped through it."
Gillian Reynolds in The Daily Telegraph was cautious about the series before it was broadcast, in particular in relation to Hewlett, asking: "Can he voice on a BBC show such astringent comment on the Corporation's flaws as he does in print? His sources at Ofcom are enviable; will they dry up now he is inside the BBC? Ask me a year from now."
==References==
Category:BBC Radio 4 programmes
Category:Audio podcasts
Category:2008 radio programme debuts
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