The Green Blooded Bastard podcasts primarily feature movie commentaries. While they do not cure cancer or offer profound insights into filmmaking, they may provide a touch of humor, and be warned; I swear a lot. In addition to the free weekly movie episodes, I occasionally post side podcasts on the main feed. These include a Star Trek-focused show titled The Bastard Boldly Goes, a Battlestar Galactica series called Fat Apollo is Life, a Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman commentary known as The Bastard V Lois & Clark, an ALF-themed podcast I Am, Therefore I Watch Alf, and an Ash vs Evil Dead show named Ash vs Evil Dead vs The Bastard. Sometimes, I write bad poetry, create chaos art, and am generally emo.

From Deadspin's "Ask a Lawyer" columnist, taking legal answers down unexpected paths. Humorous, dark, and not what you're expecting.

Welcome to the Star Wars party! Brews and Blasters is your chance to kick back and enjoy everything about that galaxy far, far away. From the prequels to the original trilogy to The Force Awakens, Rogue One, The Last Jedi and Solo, hosts Chris Salton and Joe Tavano sit down every week to do what would be doing anyway–talk about all things Star Wars, tell some stories, and have a good time. Join them as they share their love for Star Wars, the most obscure Star Wars characters, Boston’s North Shore, 1980s pop culture and delicious food, and occasionally talk to fascinating people–and friends, like an anthropomorphic packet of crystallized lime.

New York City natives and stand-up comedians, Mike Hernandez and Brian Jian give their point of view on current events, navigating the stand-up comedy scene, and anything and everything New York. This podcast is a New York Silly production. Follow us on IG (@newyorksillypodcast) and Twitter (@NYsillypodcast). IG (@funnyhernandez) & (@jianbrian)

The Burning Theater is a free weekly podcast dedicated to exploring the relationship between faith and pop culture. Co-hosted by Ben Hemphill and Michael Hoffman. New shows on Thursdays.

Josh bought a cardboard time machine from a boy genius, then they accidentally caused the big bang, and now they're are podcasting through time from the distant past to the far out future and all the weird places in between. Join Tim and Josh (and all their time traveling buddies) as they carelessly disregard the consequences of altering the timeline all for the sake of creating a dumb conversation show about debating the existence of mythological creatures, making up fantasy bobsled teams and answering hypothetical questions. Its Don't Shoot the Podcast with Tim and Josh!

Wrestlerotica is perhaps the only podcast on the Internet to feature wrestling and erotica. Each episode will bring you a selection of some of the best erotica writings on the Internet featuring professional wrestlers and professional wrestling.

Learning Not To Swear with Ted Lyde is a podcast that covers the joys and challenges of coping with a Special Needs child. Coping with Career, Marriage, and all life's challenges while remembering to Laugh and be thankful First... to not let Swearing be the Default response to the hurdles of Living Your Life. We also Review Movies, TV and Streaming Entertainment.

Come and Brew It Radio is an audio podcast series brought to you by Stubby's Texas Brewing Inc. featuring a regular rotation of TBI staff, industry friends, and expert guests meant to bring you great brewing information. This podcast along with our Come and Brew It video series are intended to make you better brewers! Be sure to check us out at Txbrewing.com for more information and our other series of educational resource videos, along with a great selection of products. - See more at: http://www.txbrewing.com/storeblog/come-and-brew-it-radio-episode-3-competition-talk-pt-1/#sthash.I8BPwKqr.dpuf

Ari Temkin and Jeremy Mandel discuss current events in the sports world.

A weekly show about philosophy, science and the history of ideas from the Allen Brothers and Mark Sanders (best known to listeners as “America’s Sweetheart”). If you can imagine what would happen if Plato and Carl Sagan were guests on The Daily Show, then you have a pretty good idea of what’s going on here. Each week the trio provides an overview of a philosophical topic, a history of the problem and insights into contemporary thinking. They also take a behind-the-scenes look at the philosophers who came up with these ideas: usually they are kind of nuts (the guy who pioneered Utilitarian ethics had his body mummified and put on display at his college). If you wish your Philosophy 101 course had been more informative, less boring and taught by a professor who drank during class, then this podcast is for you.

Discussing tech tales, tech news, and random musings in-between