Podcast 032 – 5000 Blinky Cups Can’t Be Wrong
Kat is the Keeper of the Blinky Cups and Daniel showed an Englishman the sights of Lansing, including a Lugnuts game. Plus, Paul from I’m a Beer Hound, Tiger Sixon from Lost Highway, and more.
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First segment (00:00 – 17:02):
Kat dressed as an MSU undergrad in order to infiltrate their ranks and find out where they are keeping the plans for the Black Box. Or, she just handed out Blinky Cups. You decide. Meanwhile, down the street from the Hall of Justice, Daniel took an Englishman to a Lansing Lugnuts baseball game.
Second segment (17:26 – 30:38):
Paul from I’m a Beer Hound talks about his Beer Dinner at Soup Spoon Cafe next week. Tickets are still available, and are all inclusive (food, drinks, tip, tax).
Third segment (30:02 – 37:55): “Tiger Cage – Food of the Gods”
"Tiger Sixon doesn't wear glasses. Daniel J. Hogan does. See the difference?"
Tiger Sixon from Lost Highway’s B-Movie Reviews and Cult Films reviews Food of the Gods, a film about giant animals making meals out of humans. Tasty! In Tiger’s own words,
“This is a nature revenge film. It is kind of like The Happening, except there’s no Marky Mark and it didn’t piss me off.”
Fourth segment (37:56 – 51:46) :
Events and such, around Lansing. Plus, Daniel talks about Attack the Block, which may or may not still be at NCG by the time you read this. Iffen it is, SEE IT NOW.
Lansing First Fridays
Lansing Lugnuts
Heros
Garden Award
Art
Football
Dragon Boat
First Sunday
Lansing Happy Hour Club
Celebration Cinemas Cult Films
Notes from the Geek:
I’m really happy with how the Tiger Cage segment turned out. I may run this (and those in the future) as an additional podcast on the off-weeks.
Daniel (the Geek)
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Ginger and the Geek is a podcast and blog by Kat Cooper and Daniel J. Hogan. New episodes are available for download on Thursdays. The podcast is made possible thanks to a partnership with Lansing NOISE.
