Rish Performs "My Hilt Itches" on Cast of Wonders

 

Rish here.  

Underachiever much?  I was recently given the Comic Fantasy story "My Hilt Itches" by Sydney Rivers to narrate over at the Cast o' Wonders podcast.  I voice a sword, so it must be Monday.

Well, get this: the author of the story is sixteen years old.  When I was sixteen years old, I wasn't a published author, unless you count drawing obscene parodies of Gumby and Pokey that got confiscated by my teacher and spread among the teaching staff.

Anyway, it's about an enchanted sword and his less-than-valiant owner.  Check it out HERE.

Rish Performs "The Black Cat" on Journey Into...

 

Rish here.  Every year in January (or thereabouts), Marshal Latham has Edgar Allan Poe Month on the Journey Into... podcast.  And this year, I sent him a reading I did this past summer of his classic tale "The Black Cat."  So, it was only natural that he let me ruin the episode itself by my presence as a guest host.

Check it out HERE!

Marshal and Rish Review THE SKULL (1965)

Rish and Marshal Latham and have their bi-monthly movie review podcast, "Outfield Excursions," and there's another episode available.  This is for the 1965 Amicus production of THE SKULL, starring Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee.   

Now might be a good time to remind you that, like the skull of the Marquis de Sade, their podcast is also cursed.  

Check it out HERE.

Rish Performs "Something's Wrong With Mom" on Tales To Terrify

Rish here.  Over on the Tales To Terrify podcast, there's another one of my readings available.  This one is by Warren Benedetto, and it's called "Something's Wrong With Mom."  Based on something we've all experienced, it tells of two boys whose mother seems to be crawling on the ceiling.  

Check it out at THIS LINK, if you like.

Rish and Marshal Review KING SOLOMON'S MINES (1985)

 Marshal Latham and I talk about 1985's KING SOLOMON'S MINES, starring Richard Chamberlin, Sharon Stone, and John Rhys-Davies.  How cheap a movie are we talking about?  How much of an Indiana Jones ripoff is it?  And will Marshal ever forgive me for making him sit through it?

Check out the review HERE.

And support Marshal's Patreon over HERE while you're at it.

Big's Story "Still They Ride" on Delusions of Grandeur

Last year (or maybe it was the year before), Marshal Latham had a contest over on his Journey Into... podcast where he assigned Journey song titles, and volunteers were supposed to write short stories based on those song titles.  Well, you've already heard mine ("Troubled Child"), but everybody's pal Big Anklevich also contributed one.  

His was called "Still They Ride," and since it had a Star Wars theme, we decided to put it on the "Delusions of Grandeur" podcast.  It features Speeder Bikes, and has a fun, full-cast production.  Afterward, Big joins Marshal and me to talk about the story and the various Stormtroopers throughout the Trilogy (and beyond).  Check it out HERE!

Rish and Marshal Review BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS

Over on the Outfield Excursions show (part of the Journey Into... channel), Marshal Latham and I talk about BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS, a Roger Corman-produced Sci-Fi adventure starring Johnboy Walton and John Saxon, from 1980.  Is it a rip-off of STAR WARS or a rip-off of THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN?  Can it be both?

Check it out HERE!