Drive All Night: The Podcast Podcast The Farsighted Network

Before we dive into the episode, have you seen our badass logo? Awesome designer Trais Colton Barhaug rocked that for us and you should go support him now! T-shirts, pins, and stickers are on their way.

Thanks to Justin’s long time friend, Kwalified, a diehard wrestling fan and dope emcee hailing from Hawaii, for our great intro song.


Nathan Jones wrestled for a short time in WWE, but wrestled for a little while before that. Most of us know him more for his actijng roles, though. As he reprises his role of Rictus Erectus in Furiosa, we visit his memorable role in Mad Max: Fury Road.

You’ll note that after the first 52-ish minutes, there’s a soundclip of Nathan in the film. That is because the recording service we used blipped and we had to log in to a new recording room to finish the podcast, so forgive any disjointedness. We still think you’ll enjoy this one!



Doug is back on Twitter and his other podcasts never left, Cinema Smorgasbord and No-Budget Nightmares

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This podcast is available now on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, and other podcast platforms. If you can’t find it somewhere that you prefer listening, just comment below or email Justin and he’ll fix that. You can also subscribe by adding the feed URL to your podcast app: http://farsightedblog.com/feed/podcast/curtain-jerkers.

As always, this is the podcast that asks the hard-hitting questions like, “What the fuck is wrong with Justin’s mic” or “Why the hell is this even a movie” or “Why does Merder hate us and herself”… and the most important questions of all…

Is Nicolas Cage a legitimate acting genius?

An utter piece of silver screen trash?

Or somewhere in between?

After having a few real bangers, Merder was tired of letting the others pick the movies because she was getting dangerously close to actually liking Nic. Enter 1993’s Deadfall, a true shit show. Resting alongside Trapped in Paradise, this one was absolute dreck. The crew genuinely hopes they are more entertaining than this film.

For a good synopsis of the film, you can just listen to Snot’s “Deadfall”, which is played at the end of the episode. It’s way better than the movie, for sure.

And you can watch Merder and Loki be badass derby girls on Friday night on the Rockstar Roller Derby Twitch. Live tickets are sold out, but Justin will be announcing it all live on Twitch.


SPECIAL THANKS to The O’Mulligans for allowing us to use their fantastic track “Cage Rage” as our official theme song! Listen to “Cage Rage” on Bandcamp and support the band!

Done in 60 Seconds by The O'Mulligans


Follow us on Instagram at @cagematchpodcast to be a part of the show. We’ll be posting more over there now and will have more opportunities for giveaways and other fun stuff over there, too! You can check out Loki, Merder, Justin, and The Farsighted over there too.

The Farsighted is also on Xitter (pronounced “s*****r”) and Facebook too, so join the discussion.

Coming soon, the newest addition to The Farsighted Network, CAGEMATCH – the monthly podcast where we ask the important questions:

Is Nicolas Cage a legitimate acting genius?

An utter piece of silver screen trash?

Or somewhere in between?

SPECIAL THANKS to The O’Mulligans for allowing us to use their fantastic track “Cage Rage” as our new official theme song!

Done in 60 Seconds by The O'Mulligans

This podcast will soon be available on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, and other podcast platforms. If you can’t find it somewhere that you prefer listening, just comment below or email Justin and he’ll fix that.

You can also subscribe by adding the feed URL to your podcast app: http://farsightedblog.com/feed/podcast/cagematch/.

Logan Marshall-Green just released his feature length debut as a director and Justin was lucky enough to grab a quick chat with him. Check out this bonus pod to hear their discussion and then stick around to hear a promo for Dino and Michele’s Huuuh?Podcast – a podcast about film, family, and whatever else they feel like talking about… here on The Farsighted Network.

Starting last month, we’re dropping small episodes and bonuses across the whole network to give fans of our podcasts a taste of our other shows. In our first such bonus, we’ve got a little taste of the Grindhouse Messiah for everyone to check out.

2019 has been a killer year for director Jesse V. Johnson, who has twin action gems out right now in Triple Threat and Avengement. On this bonus podcast, Justin chats with Jesse about Avengement and as many other topics as he could in their limited time together. The conversation is included raw and unedited. Forgive any overtalk, as a slight delay caused Justin to feel like a dick for talking over Jesse at least a few times.

After this chat, listen to a segment of last year’s episode with Ed Travis, founder and editor of Cinapse. In this segment, Ed joins Blaine and Justin to chat about Jesse’s 2018 action flick, The Debt Collector.



Avengement is out now, so after you listen, make sure to check it out!

Thanks for listening and if you’re new to Grindhouse Messiah and want to hear more, you can check the podcast’s main page over at The Farsighted or subscribe via Spotify, iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, or a variety of other services!

Starting this month, we’ll be dropping small episodes and bonuses across the whole network to give fans of our podcasts a taste of our other shows. In our first such bonus, we’ve got a little taste of the Huuuh?Podcast for everyone to check out.

Dino and Michelle sat down with Director Tommy Stovall to talk about his upcoming suspense thriller Room for Rent starring genre’s favorite septuagenarian Lin Shaye. Coming out this May on disc and streaming, it’s a great little horror film that our very own Kenny did a short review of earlier this month.

If you’d prefer to listen to this interview via YouTube, Dino uploaded it over there, as well.

Thanks for listening and if you’re new to Huuuh?Podcast and want to hear more, you can check the podcast’s main page over at The Farsighted or subscribe via Spotify, iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, or a variety of other services!