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Deadcast 101: "This Sorrowful Life" (S3E15)

101: "This Sorrowful Life" (S3E15):

It was great to finally talk with Dallas Roberts, a.k.a. our favorite socially awkward zombie apologist/scientist Milton Mamet. You guys know I've been so impressed with Dallas' line readings, and I was excited to hear his approach to dialog. Plus, learn whether it was Milton who torched the biters in the screamer pit, what Dallas thinks Milton's relationship with the Governor was pre-apocalypse and much more.

But first, hear my and Karen's reactions to this week's episode. Maybe a little more disagreement between us than usual. One thing's for sure, we'll miss Michael Rooker and we're stoked for

next week's episode. Some great calls and emails from you guys this episode too, and more.

Finally, we've got 575 ratings and reviews in iTunes (THANK YOU!) and we're going for 600 before next week's season finale. This season we've brought you over twice the number of interviews that we did last season, and we've been working hard to make the podcast great. Wanna help us get to 600? It's easy and it's free. Just find us in iTunes at http://bit.ly/thedeadcast and give us a rating or better yet a review (and if you haven't already, you might as well hit Subscribe while you're there). Danke schoen! It's been an awesome season with you guys, the best yet!!

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Walking Dead Sorrowful Life

Daryl looks and acts more humane than he has ever been. I see a great future ahead if he can pull Merle's head from out of his azz.

Walking Dead's Steven Yeun & Paul F. Tompkins

Luke's Change: An Inside Job. Jedi Secrets Exposed

The God Complexes, rampant incest, objectification of women and class warfare of Star Wars is blown wide open. In this chilling documentary you can clearly see that the Jedi and their Force religion is nothing but a cult hiding the true nature of the Skywalker family. Many bloggers gave their lives putting this puzzle together. Guard it well and share with as many people as possible.

Physically Unfit Folks Can Protect Themselves From Danger

By Mikal A Grimmett

 

I was never in good physical shape. This was exactly how I understood I needed pepper spray for self defense. When I was in kindergarten, most people laughed at me for being obese. During high school, I became bigger so many people would tease me and also verbally abuse me.

Right now that I was all grown up, I thought all the horror that came with my own size would disappear for good . but, sadly, it did not. It became a whole lot worse and, this time around, several punks were attempting to hurt me.

Pepper spray, while non-lethal, is going to leave a burning pain on the skin to be able to disable the crooks for approximately 30 minutes. After a case of attempted assault on me, I acquired my very first one.

I chose a pepper gun, that seemed to possess the most accurate technique of spraying. It got a trigger-activated LED light which assisted me target precisely at the aggressor.

I liked the gun pepper spray but occasionally this felt way too large for me to carry. I don't use large bags, and normally I do not bring any bag whatsoever. So, I made a decision to try a pepper spray baton as it didn't appear like defense spray by any means.

Being a disguised defense spray, this provided the element of surprise. The aggressor would never realize that he was about to be sprayed on. And, considering that he would be in a state of shock, you could quickly run for assistance. My own pepper baton was made as a key ring and refills were available.

My fascination with pepper sprays encouraged an officemate of mine to purchase one of those little self defense sprays. She liked most things compact, lightweight and very easy to carry around, so she obtained a pocket model pepper spray. It consisted of 5 one-second bursts effective for six to twelve feet.

Individuals just like me who are not physically fit often experience hard times. Keeping a pepper spray for self defense looks reasonable considering what we undergo.

About the Author:

Mikal A Grimmett has been educating people how to operate self defense products to defend themselves for years. There are dozens of options, like stun guns, pepper sprays and personal alarms. He provides complete help and instruction on how to operate the products. More Information

100th Episode Gak! Request

Jason here. I've been thinking about our upcoming 100th episode, and I realized I'd love for as many of you as possible to be a part of it.Reading your emails on the podcast is great, but for this special 100th episode, I want to hear your voices!
If you feel inspired, please call in to (650) 485-3323 and say something about the podcast, what it has meant to you, maybe how you listen, or any other message you'd like to give to us in celebration of our 100th ep.

Important: To give me enough time to put this together, you gotta call in the next couple of days. By Sunday, let's say.

You might have noticed that this is the first time I've sent an email to those of you who've signed up for our "emergency broadcasts" (Join us or DIE!!!) :) I'm not posting this on Facebook or Twitter. I figure you guys are probably some of the more hardcore devoted listeners, and so it's appropriate that you're the ones who get to have a voice on our special 100th ep celebration.

BTW, I don't think Karen is even on this list, so this will be a great surprise for her to hear some of you. :)

Cheers,
Jason

P.S. We've got a couple of other surprises for our 100th ep, to be announced on the podcast. Hope you enjoy them.

P.P.S. Don't you go getting bit now. That would suck. By the way.... If you haven't been listening for awhile, you should check back in. We just did some great interviews with Steven Yeun (Glenn), Laurie Holden (Andrea), and Norman Reedus (Daryl). And TWD itself has just been rocking it this season, and we've had a lot of fun breaking it down for you.

By the way....

If you haven't been listening for awhile, you should check back in. We just did some great interviews with Steven Yeun (Glenn), Laurie Holden (Andrea), and Norman Reedus (Daryl). And TWD itself has just been rocking it this season, and we've had a lot of fun breaking it down for you.
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Jake Bible's "Dead Mech" podcast ceases production

Fans of the the Apex Trilogy by Jake Bible got some bad news in their podcast feeds this week. The very popular podcast version of Jake's novels about Mechanized warriors battling the undead and a cabal of neuro-mancers for control of the world has came to an unceremonious end. Due to personal and professional reasons Jake has decided to end his self-funded recording and production of the podcast. Based on an interview on the Dead Robots Podcast Jake laid out the scenario. Nobody was listening, buying his books or answering his calls to action.
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I was always surprised that he put the entire novelizations on the internet for all to read. Just to be fair I do have copies of the first two books in the series as well as another book "Stark". Jake is a good writer with a flair for the unbelievable. Jake put alot of his heart and soul into the podcast. It shows in the production value. I was enjoying his weekly serialization of "Metal and Ash" and will immediately purchase it on Amazon. For a sample of the "Metal and Ash" reading check out the last episode included here as an enclosure.
If you are a fan of Jake and his Dead Mech "Spinner" drop in on his blog and beg him to take donations to finish the novel.  Jake's announcement ending the podcast is below.

With A Heavy Heart I leave Podcasting…: So I’m sitting here and I’m struggling. No big deal really since struggle is my middle name. Actually my middle name is… oh, who cares. You see, the problem, the reason I’m struggling is because I am a person that has always ripped his life apart and rebuilt it from the burning ashes of my [...]

Subara recalls 'zombie cars'

(WHAS11) -- Japanese car-maker Subaru is recalling nearly 50,000 vehicles that are being called "zombie cars" because they can start themselves without human intervention. The recall affects the Legacy, Outback and Impreza models from 2010 through 2013. The recall also includes the 2013 Crosstrek. Subaru says the problem seems to be with the remote engine starter. If the key chain fob is dropped it could malfunction and start the engine. The car could keep running until it runs out of gas or the key fob battery dies.

Ash, give me some sugar Baby!!!

It looks like Super Mart has new side kick.