Grind Pulp Podcast

Don’t slap your mamma, but do listen to our third episode of the Grind Pulp Podcast. Anything goes in this episode as we discuss three short stories and three very different films. Stories: 1.    A Good Day to Die (from Blood and Tacos #4) by Brad Mengel 2.    Tassels of Terror a Bubba the Monster Hunter Short Story by John Hartness 3.    Shelter (from Zombie Pulp) by Tim Curran Movies: 1.    The Car (1977) 2.    Ninja Scroll (1993) 3.    John Dies at the End (2012) Andrew revisits his feelings toward the Better Off Undead podcast. Apparently Johnny B Truant doesn’t care for John Carpenter films. What???  James explores his unbridled love of all the movies he grew up with, a passion that led him to recommend Time Rider and The Car. Jeronimo waxes poetic on the use of comic relief in horror stories. A redneck monster hunter, dimwitted strippers, beer, and a werewolf weren’t enough to make him giggle? He’s not laughing. He needs a hug. Rate Grind Pulp Podcast on itunes. Grind Pulp Podcast

Grind Pulp Podcast is here to talk all things Grind Pulp. In the episode we talk Weird Westerns and discuss three short stories as well as weird western movies.  Stories: 1. Greenhorns - William R. D. Wood 2. Unicorn Western 1 - Sean Platt & Johnny B. Truant  3. Of all the Plagues A Lover Bears - Derrick Ferguson Movies: 1. Westworld - Michael Crichton 2. El Topo - Alejandro Jordorowsky 3. Cowboys vs. Aliens - John Favreau A few more movies get mentioned. Andrew bashes on the Better off Undead podcast (this just our second episode), and other hi-jinx ensue. Grind Pulp Podcast

Welcome to the first Grind Pulp Podcast. If you're a first time listener, we highly reccomend that you don't start with this episode. It took us about 4-5 episodes to get the feel for things. From there, we have gotten even more acclimated to wild world of podcasting. Episode 13 is where we picked up Manga Matt. James Malone's final appearance in our first year was on Episode 11 - Ghoulies Gone Wild. We'd like you to start at around Episode 5 or 6 and listen as our production becomes better up through our current output. After that, come back to see how it all started.  For those who insist on beginning here, we'll forgive you, but remember that we had no idea what we were doing.  Fast forward a year and you'll find that we are still learning and honing and working to improve Grind Pulp Podcast. Thanks!