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Put on your snowboots, the Panthers keep wading their way through the damp-grey slush pile. Lots of talk about movies (Cop-Out, Inglourious Basterds, Precious), The American Idol, subway buskers, and more. Comments Welcome!
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It’s the return of the Slush Pile! Alex and Mike (and a mystery guest!) work their way through some of those topics that have been sitting in the pile, but have never made it into the show. Sushi delivery, Facebook Enemies, Junk Food, Dead Bodies, and more. Comments Welcome!
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Here’s the webcomic Dylan Horrocks referred to on the last episode – where someone recreates the Lord of the Rings movies, as if they were being played in an RPG. It’s quite funny.
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Hicksville author Dylan Horrocks joins us in the lair to chat about tabletop gaming, Dungeons & Dragons, and storytelling. Dylan tells a story about being Batgirl in a roleplaying game situation that’s worth the price of admission alone. Comments Welcome!
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It’s the most educational episode of The Panthers yet! Alex and Mike see how they do on the United States Citizenship Test. It’s like being in 7th Grade Civics class all over again. Spend 48 minutes with us, and perhaps you just might learn something. Comments Welcome!
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Wrapping up our Olympic coverage, and coming to the conclusion that we should really be a sports show rather than a comedy one. We’re joined in the Lair by cartoonist and illustrator Robert Ullman, who schools us on Hockey, Curling, Jarts, and Fantasy Football Leagues. Comments Welcome!
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Alex Robinson lives in New York City with his wife, a cat, and a dog. His books include Box Office Poison, Tricked and his latest book Too Cool to Be Forgotten, all of which are available from Top Shelf Productions. He has won and lost several industry awards. 
Mike Dawson lives in Brooklyn with his wife and daughter. His books include the epic graphic-memoir Freddie & Me, the action-packed book of short stories Ace-Face: The Mod With the Metal Arms, and the forthcoming Troop 142. 
