Scott at Midnight: Recent Episodes
Scott Sackett
Tonight I continue discussing businesses I visited in the past in NYC and are now gone.
In my vanishing New York City series I talk about places I used to frequent in NYC that are now gone.
Some scientists think we live in simulation and everything we know is not real. Tonight I'll talk about this and some examples from pop culture fo life in a virtual reality.
Tonight I look at the '60s television show the prisoner and how it's more relevant today than when it aired.
Tonight I continue my conversation with Barry Burris about comic conventions. Barry was a manager of an Oklahoma City Comic Shop for about 15 years and has many tales and insight in the comic business.
Tonight I share the first part of a conversation I had with Barry Burris about comic conventions. Barry was a manager of an Oklahoma City Comic Shop for about 15 years and has many tales and insight in the comic business.
Tonight I talk about Indian Jones and how Harrison Ford and Steve McQueen inspired me to be cool.
UFOs, Bigfoot and The Bermuda Triangle; Paranormal Phenomena of the 70s. Paranormal phenomena is nothing new, I was really into it when I was a kid in the 70's.
Tonight I talk about one of my favorite actors, James Dean. I'll talk about his life and work and how I discovered him.
Tonight I talk about secret agent James Bond. I talk about how I used to race home from church to watch James Bond on the ABC Sunday night movie, reading the novels and how I saw For Your Eyes Only in a motel room in Louisiana.
Tonight's show is 'Michael J Fox, Back to the Future and the 80’s' where I discuss Michael J. Fox and the 80's. I also talk about yuppies, preppies and more.
Tonight I talk about my experiences with early video games, both coin-op and home consoles.
I'm back after a short break. Tonight I talk about what I've been up to, focusing on a recent trip to New York City.
Tonight I share some of my personal Christmas traditions and memories as a kid growing up in the early 80's.
Tonight I continue my story about serving on a jury and share how a criminal trial works from an insider.
Tonight I share my experiences as a juror in Oklahoma County and talk about the criminal justice and the process of how criminal trial works. Part 1 of 2.
Tonight I talk about martial arts, starting with my first exposure of the genre through comic books, the explosion of the popularity of Bruce Lee and how The Matrix brought a new wave of fans to martial arts films. I also talk about my current role as a practicing martial artist.
This week I'm at New York Comicon so I am presenting a prerecorded talk about the early days of the cyberpunk genre and especially William Gibson's contribution to the genre.
Tonight I talk about the classic sci-fi film, Escape from New York. Watching this film is part of my traditional prep for a trip to NYC. This weekend I watched it and I share why the movie means so much to me.
Tonight I talk about X-Men Dark Phoenix the movie. I give a review of the movie and talk bout where I think it fell short of the source material and how it could have been better.
This episode I breakdown the legendary comic arc, The Dark Phoenix Saga. How is it different from the film? Is it better? Listen to my synopsis and decide for yourself.
Tonight I talk about keeping a sketchbook, why should you keep one and what to look for when choosing one.
Tonight I talk about the history of the Spider-Man films and offer my observations on what makes a good one.
This episode I talk about having the right mindset to perform and how to think postive.
Tonight I talk about superheroes, their history and influences. What makes a superhero and why do they appeal so much?
I talk about architecture, visiting a Frank Lloyd Wright house and why it may be the most important form of art.
Tonight I talk about the San Diego Comic-Con, the world's largest comics and pop culture event.
Tonight I talk about one of my favorite bands (who also happens to be from my home town) The Flaming Lips. I talk about the band and their art installation King's Mouth!
Is American a post-literate society? Why do some people read so much? Tonight I talk about books, collecting and how many books is too much.
The NYC show was too big for one episode so part 2 continues my talk about NYC and some of my experiences in The Big Apple
Tonight I talk about cars, some interesting cars I've driven and my philosophy about cars.
This episode is about flying and dedicated to my grandfather LR 'Bob' Sackett, who was a pilot. I talk about some of his experiences flying and some of mine.
New Orleans is one of my favorite cities. On this episode I talk about my history with the city, why I like it, why you should visit it and what to do while you are there.
I am joined by artist Ellis Goodson as we talk about appeal. Appeal is the elusive quality that all creators aim for and we discuss what it is and how to capture it.
This episode I talk about Marvel Comics Editor in Chief, C.B. Cebulski. I've know C.B. for about 15 years and talk about how I met him and what I think about him running Marvel Comics.
Tonight Scott talks about the Casio G Shock watch line, their history and why they are important.