The HurdMind: Recent Episodes
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We've torn the podcast from the ground, mounted it on tracks, and we're heading out into the hunting grounds of the great traction cities.
This episode, the Hurds are delving into the world of Mortal Engines. As big fans of Philip Reeve's book series, we've been looking forward to the film version for a long time.
Now it's finally here, and we can't wait to get our jaws into it!
The Hurds finally reach the end of their long look at the Marvel Cinematic Universe! Thanos is here, and this is what it's all been leading up to.
Thor: Ragnarok, Black Panther, Avengers: Infinity War, and Ant-Man and the Wasp.
'Nuff said.
The Hurd siblings continue their epic breakdown of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
This three-parter becomes a four-parter as we realise there's just too much to talk about in Phase 3! So join us as we journey from Civil War to Homecoming, and things start to get Strange.
The Hurds continue their three-part look at the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with Phase 2 taking us from Iron Man 3 through to Ant-Man.
Is Age of Ultron underrated? Is Winter Soldier overrated? And is it even possible to say something nice about Thor 2? Grab your space-walkman, and let's find out.
The Hurds are back, and this time they're taking a look at possibly the most ambitious film franchise of all time: The Marvel Cinematic Universe.
From the humble post-credits of Iron Man, to the soaring climax of the Avengers, this first of three episodes deals with the first Phase of Marvel's crazy experiment.
It's Earth's Mightiest Podcast!
It's references inside references this episode, as the Hurds take on Steven Spielberg's latest film - the VR pop-culture mashup, Ready Player One.
Join us in the Oasis as we hunt (or "gunt"?) for Easter Eggs, keys, and maybe even answers to our questions!
How does it compare to the book? Is it more than just the sum of its nostalgic parts? And is Highlander really anyone's favourite film?
The Hurds finally venture beyond the subject of Star Wars!
In this episode we take a look at the work of director Duncan Jones, and his new film - Mute. It's definitely pretty to look at, but is it any good?
Join us as we sing the praises of the Warcraft movie, go on a hunt for Chesney Hawkes, and repeatedly mention the wrong Skarsgård.
The Hurds follow up their look at Star Wars: The Force Awakens with a (slightly shorter) examination of Episode VIII: The Last Jedi.
Does the universe make more sense this time? Who is Snoke, and does that even matter? Does Holdo commit a warcrime? And, most importantly, what does David think of Crait?
The Hurd siblings continue their two-part takedown of Star Wars Episode VII, and try to get to the root of its problems.
More bad worldbuilding, more bad character motivations, and more bad podcast audio quality! But is there any hope for the series going forwards?
Welcome to the HurdMind, a nerdy podcast from four siblings who talk too much!
In this first two-part episode, the Hurds tackle Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens. What works, what doesn't, and why does it all feel so familiar?
(Continued in Episode 2)