Stories tagged "mrbabyman"

Andy Sorcini aka Mr. Baby Man from The Drill Down and Greg Davies aka cGt2099 from Social Blend join forces for The Round Up - a short mini podcast focusing on some entertainment news, with a preview of what’s coming up in Social Blend and The Drill Dow

In the twenty-third episode of The Round Up, Greg brings up Martin Spurlock’s new documentary Where in the world is Osama Bin Laden? Andy then plays a fitting tribute to Isaac Hayes - Chef’s Salty Chocolate Balls!

In the twenty-second episode of The Round Up, Andy plays a clip from I.O.U.S.A., a documentary examining how fiscally irresponsible the government (numerous administrations) have been, and what effect it will have on our economy in the long term...

Andy Sorcini aka Mr Baby Man was lucky enough (read patient enough to stand in 6000-member lines for hours) to attend a few panels while he was at Comic-Con this year, and he happened to bring an audio recorder with him...

In the twenty-first episode of The Round Up, Greg discusses (and plays a clip from) the new trailer for Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Andy then plays Ludacris‘ tribute to Barack Obama in his new song Politics as Usual.

This week we talk about the sheer unbridled joy that is the iPhone App Store and some of the cool apps within. Then Muhammad rants about piracy, privacy and copyright infringement. Plus we check out the new “Watchmen” teaser trailer...

In the twentieth episode of The Round Up, Andy takes a look at the new teaser trailer for the long-awaited film Watchmen. Greg then plays a track from Joss Whedon’s Dr. Horrible’s Sing Along Blog called Brand New Day as performed by Neil Patrick Harri

In the 19th episode of The Round Up, Greg takes a look at the next 007 chapter, Quantum of Solace. Andy then plays a track from upcoming indie musician Midori called Swim in my Ocean.

Andy and Greg remember Bo Diddley and talk about the new Hunter S. Thompson movie, which I can't wait to see.

In the sixteenth episode of The Round Up, Andy gives us a preview of Religulous, a new documentary by Bill Maher and Larry Charles. Meanwhile, Greg provides a version of Iron Maiden’s Run to the Hills as performed by Hellsongs.