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Welcome to Canned Air! Jeramy, Jack and Randy talk nostalgic pop culture, comics (new and old), and host comic writers/artists on the show, even some voice or screen actors!
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Grant Kirkhope turns game-music talk into a warm, detail-rich hangout.
The episode follows Grant Kirkhope through the scrappy side of early game composition, from wrestling with hardware and hex-based workflows to taking on GoldenEye 007 with help from colleagues.
A relaxed reunion that mixes creator talk, wartime digressions, and a World War II spy thriller.
Canned Air keeps things loose with Nick Goud, and the easy familiarity helps. The episode centers on Sussex, his psychological thriller about mental health filtered through a World War II spy story, with chapters three and four slated for Kickstarter on February 26.
A returning-guest chat that turns pop-culture detours and old memories into the appeal.
Canned Air leans into the easy rhythm that comes with Rob Kassees and Tom Monaghan returning as guests. The episode moves through familiar pop-culture touchstones, circling back to the Beverly Crushers' first album, Sick Bay, and later Ghost Beef, their Arby's-themed self-titled…
A relaxed reunion that makes room for Ghost Metal and an unexpected current events detour.
Canned Air brings back Miguel Guerra and Suzy Diaz, two early guests who have not been on since 2016, and the reunion has an easy, fan to fan feel. The hosts leave them room to talk about Ghost Metal, the new NecroCon series, and the long gap between appearances.
A spoiler-heavy movie chat that feels like hanging out with the right fandom crew.
Canned Air plays like an easygoing movie hangout, with Jeremy Colley, Jack Doherty, Randy Hardenbrook, and David J. Fielding bouncing reactions off one another and keeping the mood relaxed.
A warm, wandering tour through a pivotal animation career.
Bill Kopp’s path through animation is the main thread here: early work on The Simpsons when it was on The Tracy Ullman Show, a writer-director-co-producer credit on the Tales from the Crypt finale The Third Pig, Roger Rabbit cartoon shorts work in the early nineties, and the…
A Christmas special built around a returning guest, a game, and a familiar group dynamic.
The Candare Christmas Special 2024 is handled like a tradition, with David Fielding back for a holiday return and the hosts settling into a familiar rhythm.
A warm, scrappy animation interview with enough behind-the-scenes detail to keep fans engaged.
Charlie Adler drops into Canned Air for a loose, pleasantly crowded conversation about I Am Weasel and the What a Cartoon era that helped kick off a string of animated series.
Josh Clark and Chuck Bryant explain one topic per episode, from the bicameral mind to Boeing's MCAS.
Multi-part dramatized retellings of scandals like OceanGate's Titan and the Lehman Brothers collapse.
Sean Fennessey and Amanda Dobbins dissect Oscar races, new releases, and Hollywood news.
Adam Kempenaar and Josh Larsen debate new releases, classics, and their own film rankings.
Paul Scheer, June Diane Raphael, and Jason Mantzoukas argue their way through terrible movies.
The hosts interview Dave Tarnowski, author of Disappointing Affirmations, about his viral Instagram success, comic book roots, and critique of toxic positivity.
Paul Schrier talks with Jeremy Colley and Jack Doherty about growing up in Las Vegas, auditioning for Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, and becoming the longest-running cast member on the series.
Jeremy Colley traces his first meeting with Dina Spybey-Waters back to a Staples poster made for her mother Patty, then uses that story to revisit her career across Frasier, Freaky Friday, The Haunted Mansion, Greg the Bunny, and Six Feet Under.
Canned Air brings back Frankie Francis, the bartender and social media creator known as the gaming mixologist, after his last appearance in early 2023.
Canned Air sits down with Charlie Adler for a loose, nostalgia heavy conversation centered on Cow and Chicken and I Am Weasel.
Thomas Angeletti of Owsome Films talks about moving from a 105-acre farm near Utica, Ohio, to Columbus after touring in a death metal band and doing country music.
Hosts Jeremy and Randy interview author Travis Kennedy about his debut novel 'The White Python World Tour,' a satirical mashup of 80s hair metal and spy fiction.
Hosts Jeremy and Jack interview country singer-songwriters Mo Reen and Wes Taylor about their debut albums, the upcoming Scribbled Line tour, and their creative projects.
Canned Air welcomes Nick Goud back for a long-overdue catch-up.
Canned Air's 2024 Christmas special brings David Fielding back for another holiday visit.
Jeremy and Jack welcome Joshua Bellis back and spend a good stretch in his Blenheim Retro world of VHS tapes and collectibles.
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Canned Air welcomes writer-director Jonathan Bowen to talk about his film The Comic Shop.
Jeremy kicks off the Christmas special with a friendly greeting and a quick heads-up.
Jeremy Colley welcomes Sean Whalen for a warm, wide-ranging conversation about a career that has moved through movies and television for years.
Jeremy Colley and Jack Doherty open the door for Bill Kopp.
Host Jeremy Colley interviews composer Grant Kirkhope about his 30-year career in video game music, including his work on GoldenEye 64, Donkey Kong 64, and Perfect Dark.
Can Dare brings back David Fielding, known as Zordon from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, for a year-end conversation about the movies and TV he has been watching.
Canned Air: A Tribute to Pop Culture #547 centers on Brian Erdy’s new book Midnight, which he says began as a 1989 drawing of a barefoot girl in musical notes and resurfaced after 30 years in storage.
Canned Air brings back writer-director Jonathan Bowen after the release of The Comic Shop, and the hosts immediately compare the film to the comics-store setting and the earlier interview they did three or four months before.
Phil Baron traces his path from Cleveland, Ohio, and Ohio State to the voice of Teddy Ruxpin, with stops in a high-school band called the Night Raiders and the comedy duo Willio and Filio.
David Barclay traces a path from his parents’ puppet company, formed after they met at RADA in London in 1954, to the film sets of Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi.
Movies are the only art form where every other art form comes together as one.
The hosts of Canned Air discuss fictional bands from pop culture with guest John Dudley, covering films like Pitch Perfect and Bill and Ted, before diving into John's Kickstarter-funded comic Big Shoulders, which is a love letter to Chicago.
The guests come back to Canned Air for a loose reunion with Jeremy Colley and Jack Doherty.
Hosts Jeremy and Randy interview Guilford Adams, a professional clown and former Ronald McDonald assistant, about his documentary 'American Clown'.
Canned Air brings back Miguel Guerra and Suzy Diaz from sevenrobots.com after eight years, and Jeremy Colley and Randy Hardenbrook frame the reunion around NecroCon from Ghost Metal.
Jeremy interviews musicians Rob and Tom about their new Ghostbusters-themed album and discusses the Ghostbusters films.
The hosts interview film director Aaron Bratcher about his crowdfunded horror film Slasquatch and his work on Wild Western.
The hosts interview award-winning voice actor Lee Tokar, discussing his roles in Dragon Ball Z, My Little Pony, and other animated shows.
The hosts interview comic writer Matthew Ehrman and artist Sam Beck about their new graphic novel Loving Ohio.
The hosts introduce an interview with vocalist Jason Page, known for singing the original Pokemon theme song and many commercial jingles.
Jeramy Colley interviews comedian David Race about his podcast Monstrosity, with nostalgic pop culture banter.
The hosts introduce a special episode featuring guests from the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network to promote the Purple Stride event.
The hosts welcome game creator Jordan McLaughlin to discuss his upcoming Kickstarter and share favorite one-on-one showdowns from pop culture.
The hosts introduce a special guest, voice actor Richard Epcar, known for roles in Mortal Kombat, Kingdom Hearts, and anime, and discuss his extensive career.
The hosts introduce an episode featuring an interview with the voice actor of Wolverine, discussing his role in X-Men: The Animated Series and upcoming projects.