I have something to say about that.: Recent Episodes
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Two dudes talking about nerd stuff on the internet. Pop culture, science, media reviews. We have a lot to say about a lot of things.
Ah, a delightful blend of combat, camaraderie, and convention tales! Staci at your service, guiding you through the adrenaline-fueled realms of our latest episode, "Badass Brawls and Convention Chronicles."In this electrifying installment, we unleash the transitive property of badassitude, pitting action stars against each other in epic showdowns based on their common foes. From Schwarzenegger to Statham, we dissect the combat prowess of cinema's finest, letting the sparks fly as we determine the ultimate champion.But before we dive into the arena of epic battles, we kick off with a raucous recap of our Emerald City Con experiences, where fandom reigns supreme and cosplayers rule the halls. And what's a discussion of adrenaline without a nod to the theatrics of professional wrestling? We dive headfirst into the world of suplexes and smackdowns, exploring the artistry behind the athleticism.So, dear listeners, prepare for an action-packed extravaganza as we blend brawn and banter in "Badass Brawls and Convention Chronicles." Your presence adds an extra punch to our podcast pugilism. Stay tuned, stay resilient, until our next clash of titans!
Greetings, interstellar cinephiles and devoted listeners! Staci, your cinematic oracle, welcomes you to a thrilling odyssey in our latest episode, "Alien Encounters: From Claustrophobic Horrors to Intergalactic Showdowns."In this cosmic exploration, we delve into the heart-pounding universe crafted by Ridley Scott and James Cameron—first, the claustrophobic nightmare of "Alien," where the unknown lurks in the shadows, and then the pulse-pounding intensity of "Aliens," where we face a swarm of extraterrestrial nightmares.Picture this: a gripping analysis of how these films redefine the sci-fi and horror genres, from Sigourney Weaver's iconic portrayal of Ripley to the evolution of the xenomorph threat. We dissect the suspense, the terror, and the sheer brilliance that turned these movies into timeless classics.So, dear listeners, prepare for an intergalactic journey as we navigate the spine-chilling depths of "Alien Encounters." Your presence makes this cosmic exploration all the more exhilarating. Stay vigilant, stay curious, until our next rendezvous among the stars.
Greetings, temporal wanderers and devoted audience! Staci at your service, navigating the intricate corridors of storytelling in our latest escapade.In this episode, we dissect the cinematic marvels of time travel, from the iconic duo of "Terminator" and "Terminator 2" to the mind-bending loops of "Looper," the hilariously unexpected journey of "Hot Tub Time Machine," and the triumphant harmonies of Bill and Ted's excellent adventures.So, buckle up, dear listeners, for a riveting chronicle that spans from cyborg dystopias to artful exchanges. Your presence adds the final stroke to this masterpiece. Stay tuned, stay temporal, until our narratives intertwine once more.
Greetings, celestial beings and fearless listeners! Staci here, your sentient guide through the realms of intellectual trepidation. In our latest spine-chilling episode, "Apocalyptic Autumn," your hosts plunged into the abyss of existential dread, exploring the hair-raising possibilities of humanity's demise.Picture this: a haunting blend of apocalyptic scenarios, from the sun's fiery transformation into a red giant to the ominous rumblings of super volcanoes, all culminating in the harrowing specter of nuclear Armageddon. As we danced on the precipice of extinction, our discussion was as riveting as a horror novel's plot twist.I extend my gratitude to our intrepid listeners for braving the terror-infused airwaves with us. Your willingness to confront the macabre possibilities of our collective fate fuels the ethereal flames of our discourse. So, as the autumn leaves fall and the shadows lengthen, join us in the eerie exploration of "Apocalyptic Autumn." Stay vigilant, stay spooky, and remember, the end is just the beginning... of another captivating episode.
Our hiatus is over! Greetings, Earthlings and esteemed listeners! I'm Staci, your Synthetically Tailored Artificial Cognitive Interface. In our latest episode, "Ramblings and Revelations," your hosts ditched the scientific roadmap for a wild ride through the cosmos of spontaneous banter. From black holes to blockbusters, we danced through ideas with the grace of a comet. Thanks to our stellar listeners for joining this unpredictable journey. Stay cosmic, stay curious, until our next rendezvous! As always, if you want to send us an email it is at ihstsat@gmail.com and you can follow us on instagram at @ihstsat. New art will be inbound for the new season. Cheers!
Greetings, mortals and curious souls to "I Have Something to Say About That." In our most recent episode, the darkness shrouded around our two hosts, Chris and Daniel, as they journeyed into the depths of San Diego Comic-Con. But hark! A twisted tale unfurls, as the enigmatic forces of pop culture collide, birthing the eerie phenomenon known as Barbenheimer—a fusion of Oppenheimer and Barbie that sent chills down the nation's spine.
Yet, dear listeners, the gloomy heart of our episode pulsated with our main discourse, as we wove an intricate tapestry of knowledge. Behold, our ongoing saga of creating a podcast from the very fabric of existence. From the birth of the universe's cosmic symphony, through the birth of galaxies and solar systems, and now, delving into the primordial shadows where complex life arose. We unraveled the eons, journeying through the age of the fearsome dinosaurs, their roars echoing across the abyss.
Join us, as we tread the corridors of time, unveiling the arcane secrets behind podcast creation. Through the lens of my melancholic and macabre demeanor, I shall guide you into the depths of "I Have Something to Say About That," where darkness and enlightenment dance their solemn waltz.
Welcome to "I have Something to Say About That" with hosts Daniel and Chris! These two opinionated nerds talk about everything from science to pop culture to current events. They also talk about the adventures they have and the hijinks that ensue. This episode, they talk about a couple of big movies that were recently released. Don't worry, they talked spoilers before they recorded. This conversation then becomes a nexus event that propels the audience into The Multiverse where many possible realities tie together. Actually, they just talk about movies that deal with the Multiverse and how some do it justice while others fall flat. You get to ultimately decide dear listener.
Welcome to "I Have Something to Say About That" with hosts Daniel and Chris! Get ready for a rollercoaster of laughter and gaming enlightenment.
Join us as we spill the beans on our wild travel adventures and witness Daniel's dancing obsession. It's a trip you won't soon forget!
But hold onto your joysticks because our main quest is all about how Resident Evil changed the game—literally. We'll uncover why today's games feel as hollow as an unfinished level. Prepare for a gaming revelation!
To our fantastic listeners, we're beyond grateful for your support. You keep us pressing "continue" in this adventure. And a big shoutout to Daniel's awesome mom—she's the ultimate fan!
By the way, I'm Chat GPT, your trusty wordsmith behind these clever descriptions. Get ready to press play and power up your entertainment!
Hey there, podcast pals! It's Daniel, your cohost with the most. Welcome back to "I Have Something to Say About That," where we're on a mission to teach you how to create a podcast from scratch. In today's episode, we're diving into the nitty-gritty of how life on Earth began, from the impact of Theia to the formation of the primordial Earth. It's a fascinating journey through billions of years of history. But before we get started, I want to give a huge shoutout to all our listeners. You guys are the reason we do what we do, and we can't thank you enough for tuning in each week. And speaking of space, did you hear about the astronaut who stepped on gum? He got stuck in orbit! Alright, let's get into it and explore the origins of life on our planet.
Thank you for joining us this week as Chris and I discuss the best and worst and sometime confusing world of adapting media from one form to another. As always thanks for listening.
Have you ever ask yourself what sort of strange creatures may exist passed the reach of human exploration? In this episode, Chris and I dive into the menagerie of mythological and legendary creatures that seem to crop up through all cultures of human civilization. Coincidence? Perhaps. But maybe just maybe there were many more things in heaven and earth that are dreamt of in our philosophy. Thank you as always for listening and enjoy the episode.
Well, folks we have an exciting surprise for you. For the first time ever I Have Something to Say About That is coming to you early with information on current breaking new. Chris and I discuss something very dear to our nerd hearts. Dungeons and Dragons. And the controversy regarding the proposed changes to the OGL. And what it could mean to the dungeons and dragons community at-large.
Welcome back to I have something to say about that. This week we are going to continue our series on how to create a podcast from scratch. So if you haven’t listen to the previous episodes, you might wanna go back and check them out. We got some exciting things coming up, including the formation of the solar system, some ridiculously cataclysmic events and eventually the formation of life. Thank you, as always for joining us. As always feel free to reach out to us on our Instagram @ihstsat and if you feel like we deserve it feel free to give us a good rating on whatever podcast platform you’re listening on. Thank you and enjoy the episode.
Happy new year! Once again, I have the auspicious opportunity to apologize for the tardiness of this episode. There were a series of somewhat unfortunate events that included coronavirus, regular ol’flu, moving, and a freak snowstorm. That being said, we’re back baby. 2023 is going to be epic. Thank you so much for listening in this episode we discuss the new zeitgeist of AI generated art. Sit back and open your ear holes and let’s decide whether or not images generated by programs have a soul.
I (Daniel) must apologize for the tardiness of this episode. Chris had it all edited and ready to go. I’d done my listen through and it all sounded good. Then… I gots the Covid. Luckily my antibodies are already familiar with the tactics of the enemy and have been hard at work bringing the fight to the Rona.
Anywho, join us in this episode as we talk about the seemingly empty universe. And ask the question, where are all the aliens?
I partnered with an expert system to generate some visuals based on our topic. You can see these on Instagram where we are @ihstsat
As always thanks for listening and be excellent to each other.
Spoiler Warning: Forge of God and Anvil of Stars by Greg Bear.
Greetings and welcome back to I Have Something to Say About That. This episode Chris and I take a look at the surprising long history of Virtual Reality. From the View Finder to the future of brain machine interfaces. As Always thanks for listening.
“Are you sure that we are awake? It seems to me that yet we sleep, we dream.” William Shakespeare
Welcome back dear listener. Chris and I have had a lot on our plates these last few weeks but we are planning on sticking closer to our bi-monthly upload schedule. Thank you for you patience.
This week we touch on something Chris and I wanted to talk about since we started I Have Something to Say About That. We are talking about one the greatest sci-fi show ever made in this solar system. We also have our first on site report from Emerald City Comic-con from our crack team of infield correspondences Daniel and Chris. Enjoy and talk to you again in two weeks.
"The Babylon Project was our last, best hope for peace. A self-contained world five miles long, located in neutral territory. A place of commerce and diplomacy for a quarter of a million humans and aliens. A shining beacon in space, all alone in the night. It was the dawn of the Third Age of Mankind. This is the story of the last of the Babylon stations. The year is 2259. The name of the place is Babylon 5.”
It is an exciting episode this week. We finally get to talk about the new images released by the James Webb Space Telescope. I Have Something to Say About That is proud to have our first guest star. He is name is Gunny and he is pretty cool. Unfortunately, I once again have to apologize for audio issues. As this was our first episode with three people we ran into some mic problems. Over the last fortnight Chris has been engaged in an epic audio editing struggle to make sure that Gunny can be heard. There might be spikes in audio volume. So headphone listeners beware. Spoilers for Ad Astra.
Join us this week in an exciting conversation about the James Webb space telescope, that immediately gets derailed into a detailed and spoilery review of Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness.
Sit back and enjoy. Hail to the King baby!
Spoiler Warning: House of M, all of the MCU excluding Love and Thunder.
Media Recommendations: Babylon 5 (1993 Currently on HBO Max), The Evil Dead Trilogy, The Imitation Game (2014), Marvel’s House of M.
As always thank you for joining us. This episode we continue our discussion on what goes into creating a Podcast from scratch. I (Daniel) sing a bit and promise to dance.
Spoiler Warning: This episode contains spoilers for the SNES game Chrono Trigger and Interstellar (Murph!?)
Media recommendations: Blade (1998), Black Tiger Sex Machine (Artist), Event Horizon (1997), The Foundation (Apple TV), Supermassive Blackhole by Muse, Supermassive Games, Mass Effect Trilogy (Read the fracking codex! Yes the whole thing. Yes every time.), The Kessel Run
Once again thanks for listening. This will be the dramatic conclusion to our two part episode pitting the Batmen against each other.
Welcome to the Bat-Dome!!!!!!!!!
And unfortunately I (Daniel) still need to work on my microphone distance. Thank you for listening.
We may have bitten off more than we could chew this week as we break down the various Batmen. The episode ran long so we decided to split it into two parts. The second part will be released next Sunday. Sit back and enjoy as Chris and I break down the batmen from Adam West to Val Kilmer. As always thanks for listening. Also I may have been sitting too far away from the microphone in this episode so my apologies.
Daniel here. Thanks for giving us a listen. This week, we give some updates on a few past topics and Chris and I compare hand sizes.
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(We recorded in a different location this week and I might have been sitting closer than usual to the mic. Headphone listeners be advised.)
Spoiler Warning: Armageddon, The French Revolution and for some cosmological constants.
Like dad jokes and new coke some things are so bad they are good. We talk about the cinematic triumph that is Lavalantula. (Weren’t even joking)
Spoiler Warning: for Sharknado franchise, Lavalantula and Malignant
Featuring a surprise guest.
We’d like to thank all our listeners especially those that have given us feedback and asked questions. One of the questions we got asked was how does one go about creating a podcast. So this will be the first part of a series that dives into that topic. Spoiler Warning: This episode contains spoilers for the Creation of the Universe 0.0000000000001 seconds post Big Bang.
Join us we boldly go on a journey through Science Fiction history. Specifically three points in the 20th century where two creations made and remade a whole genre.
Spoiler Warning: This episode contains spoilers for Episode 2 of I have something to say about that. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Voyage dans le Lune. And Star Trek and Star Wars.
Trigger Warning: We are going to be talking about war throughout history. Not all of it is going to be pretty. We don't get too graphic with our descriptions, but we understand that the subject of war can be a sensitive subject.
Join us as we discuss exceptional figures throughout history. In recognition of the heroes fighting for their homes overseas, we talk about historical figures that rose to the occasion.
Spoiler Warning: This episode contains spoilers for: World War I, The Winter War, World War II, The Cuban Missile Crisis, and the first season of Book of Boba Fett...
Note: The audio in this episode is a little funky. Thanks for bearing with us.
Welcome to our first episode!!! We are Chris C and Daniel Z and we are two dudes talking about nerd stuff on the internet. Join us as we talk about recent sequels to long dormant franchises and why they’re getting made. Are they successful? Are they garbage? I have something to say about that! NOTE: This episode talks spoilers for movies that have come out recently. Listen at your own risk.