9 episodes
Jett Theory Radio David Jetter
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3.7 • 3 Ratings
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Live from the ATX, it's Jett Theory Radio! Comedy, talk, and overall general fun entertainment. We are geeks with a microphone, so be ready to nerd out when it calls for it.
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JTR 022 – Defenders Part 1
This week we start part one of looking at the Netflix Marvel series The Defenders. First up, looking at the highs and the lows of the series as it stands. Continue reading
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JTR 021 – Doctor Who
Taking some more time commenting on pop culture geeky goodness as Doctor Who gets a spotlight! A regeneration is coming up for the Doctor, and fans have mixed reactions to who is replacing the current actor. Continue reading
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JTR 020 – Transmetropolitan and Media
We kick off a new "season" of the podcast as we take a short look at some recent pop culture topics. In this short, a review of the comic book series called Transmetropolitan and the relation it has to politics today, even for a comic that ended 15 years ago.Continue reading
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JTR 019 – Austin
We sit down with Austin from the band Lady Dame and The Black Boot Brothers as we get all nerdy on the best and worst scenes in the Star Wars Saga, as well as get into some spoiler territory about the new Alien movie.Continue reading
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JTR 018 – Steve Dunne
Come chat about beer and home brewing, opening a brewpub, and debate about the best classic and modern board games with Steve Dunn! This is a long one, and focused on only those two subjects, so you know we get in depth on them.Continue reading
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JTR 017 – Short
Sorry for the short one, as we suffered from Cancelled Guest Syndrome. Battling through it, Jetter offers up some insight when deciding what to do about some lost writings from the college days.Continue reading
Customer Reviews
You totally miss the point on Transmetropolitan
On your pontification on “fake news,” you totally miss the point of Transmetropolitan and how the media actually works in the United States.
You really think the 5 politically-connected corporations who control the news should be believed? And that intelligence agencies shouldn’t be questioned?
Do you remember the lead-up to the Iraq War?
Terrible review of Transmetropolitan, and terrible perspective on Hunter S. Thompson and journalism.
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