The Editing Bay NextWave Radio Network

Over on our new podcast, Low-Res High-Def, we're celebrating the release of the final film starring our favorite Fedora'd adventurer with a 30-minute "mini" episode. Jason Geyer of ToyOtter once again joins as we talk all things Indy, including the Young Indy TV series, and why there was such a lack of toys alongside the original trilogy.
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Over on our new podcast, Low-Res High-Def, we're celebrating May the Fourth with special guest and fellow podcaster Ryan Jenkins, of Tara & Ryan's Princess Diaries. Join us as we dive down a Star Wars musical rabbit hole and talk about the songs (old and new) that delightfully transport us back to that Galaxy Far, Far Away.
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Over on our new show, Low-Res High-Def, we're joined by semi-regular guest-host Jay Gunn, and occasional guest-host Mark Zamora to give our spoiler-filled review of the first entry in the Nintendo Cinematic Universe.
Enjoy this bonus episode, and subscribe to our new podcast on www.lowreshighdef.com.

Long-time podcasting partners and the geniuses* behind The Editing Bay and The 16-Bit Gladiators, Joel Bernsen and Joe Cucinotti return! Raised on Spielberg, Star Wars and the NES, they bring their retro lens to current nerd-culture every week, chatting about video games, film, TV and everything in between. Their morning-radio approach and off-color commentary make for a podcast any geek will love.
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With the release of a new film 25 years after the original, it's time to revisit the franchise that brought "fatality" into the gaming lexicon. This week on our sister podcast, the 16-bit Gladiators, we talk about the games and review the latest entry in the MKCU.

Don't call it a comeback!! Seriously, don't...because it's not. But long ago we made a promise to guest host Luke Hawkins that we would review Justice League when Zack Snyder's fabled cut made it's way to screens. Check out our "epilogue" episode of The Editing Bay as we compare and contrast this bloated mess with the Joss Whedon theatrical cut.