Across The Airwaves Podcast (standard Mp3)

Hey ATA Listeners, it's finally here, the recording of our second Live Show dedicated to the Smallville episode Patriot completely unedited as well as chocked full of all the humor, fun, comic book geekyness, sex appeal, Nico and Lifehouse singing that a true Smallville fan could want or need after an airing of their favorite show. By the way, about the Lifehouse singing our special guest host Michael J. Petty only sings a few bars so you don't have to worry about breaking glass. In fact with this live show there's nothing worry about since it's just a bunch of awesome Smallville fans that I've really enjoyed getting to know coming together to discuss a show that we have thoroughly enjoyed for the past ten years and with our powers combined we did not form Captain Planet but we created a memorable tribute for Smallville and DC Comics fans that really gave justice to the world's original superhero who we proudly call Superman.

Hey ATA Listeners, have you ever wondered the answers to the questions do aliens really exist, is the lost city of Atlantis really on the bottom of the ocean, is there such a thing as fairies and does Belgian chocolate taste as good as they say? Well on this podcast episode, Across the Airwaves gets to the bottom of these unexplained and unsolved mysteries with reviews on this week's episodes of Chuck, Castle, Bones, Fringe, Smallville and Supernatural. Highlights from this podcast include my experience of watching Monday night television with a really tough crowd, Nico being haunted by the character of Hannah even though she was not in this week's Bones and if you thought we got excited about Fringe last week, you ain't seen nothing yet, as we both call Anna Torv's  performance in this episode dare I say outstanding.

Hey ATA Listeners, it's Dan here with some good news and some bad news about this week's podcast. The bad news is we don’t have a review of Chuck due to the special about President George W. Bush that aired on NBC but the good news is we still have reviews on the episodes of Castle, Bones, Fringe, Smallville, and Supernatural that aired throughout the week. On that note, highlights from this week's episode include Nico and I getting excited, I mean getting really excited, over Fringe. Also we have a slight disagreement on our feelings about Castle, followed by us praising this week's episode of Bones for being Hannah-free and Nico giving me psychiatric help on what exactly is going wrong with Supernatural.

Hey ATA Listeners, it's Dan here with a podcast that's a little on the long side this week, but it's totally worth the listen because this episode features some really great reviews of Chuck, Castle, Bones, Fringe, Smallville, and Supernatural that are thought provoking and highly entertaining too. Wow I used the word "too", I hate that word, it makes me sound like the Wicked Witch, a Dr. Seuss book or even worse Arthur Petrelli for you Heroes fans out there, blah! Anyway, this week's episode included Nico and Dan actually having their "first fight" just like Chuck and Sarah. Plus on top of that our fight was over the future of the show Chuck, now that the Intersect has been remove from his head. However, before things got heated like a crappy reality show, Nico turn his anger towards Booth's new girlfriend on Bones, Hanna who he accuses of making David Boreanaz and Emily Deschanel look like buffoons. Yes, Nico does use the word buffoons in this podcast. Also, I make things up to Nico by sayin

  Hey ATA Listeners, I know it's a little after the fact, but here's a Halloween themed episode of Across the Airwaves featuring reviews of Chuck, Castle, Smallville and Supernatural but no Bones and Fringe due to the airing of the World Series on Fox. Highlights from the podcast include the reading of our first e-mail from our friend who puts the super in the term Smallville Superfan AlisaLea and Michael J. Petty gives us some crackpot theories about Sam's resurrection on Supernatural. Also Nico and I cover all the gamechangers/shockers that occurred during this week of television which left us simply floored. By the way, I want to give all of you have a reminder that we are going to have another ATA Live Show on the Evening of Friday November 19th dedicated to the Smallville episode Patriot so please join us at this website: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/across-the-airwaves-live for an interactive discussion about the DC Comics Universe and everything Superman beginning at 9:15/8:15c.  

Here’s Across The Airwaves Episode 16 in Standard MP3 format for those of you who have a Zune or regular MP3 player.

Hey Everyone, it's Dan with our podcast episode dedicated to reviewing the new episodes of Chuck, Castle, Bones, Fringe, Smallville and Supernatural that aired during week four of the Fall 2010-11 TV season.  Highlights from the episode include Nico and I wanting fans to start a campaign for Tom Welling as Superman in the upcoming Christopher Nolan produced film.  We also have a discussion about David Alan Grier's guest appearance on Bones, which can simply be described as amazing!!!

After all the hype your chance to finally relive that monumental Friday night extravaganza is here with the re-recording of a major event in Across The Airwaves' history our very first Live Show dedicated to Smallville's 200th Episode! Highlights include the comedic musical duo of Dan and our guest host Michael aka Superboy as well as thoughts on the Smallville episode Homecoming from your fellow Listeners. 

Due to the hype surrounding our awe inspiring fun loving extravaganza known as the Smallville 200th Episode Live Show, which we'd like to thank you for supporting, Dan got kinda behind on his editing schedule, but after much anticipation here is our podcast episode dedicated to reviewing the third episodes in the new seasons of Chuck, Castle, Bones, Fringe, Smallville and Supernatural. Highlights from the episode include Dan and Nico's crack pot theories for future plot lines of Supernatural along with our tremendous new and improved sound quality!

If you haven't caught onto the pattern already, this episode is dedicated towards Dan and Nico  giving reviews for the second episodes in the new seasons of Chuck, Castle, Bones, Fringe, Smallville and Supernatural. Highlights from the episode include Nico giving his two cents on Booth's new girlfriend, Hanna, Dan trying not to be afraid of the writers on Fringe attempting to cross the line and the both of them getting more and more excited for the Final Season of Smallville.

This week’s episode is dedicated to Dan and Nico kicking off the Fall 2010-11 TV Season with discussions on the season premieres of Chuck, Castle, Bones, Fringe, Smallville and Supernatural. Highlights from the episode include Nico professing his undying love for Castle's Nathan Fillion as well as Chuck's Zachary Levi, Dan making a heartfelt plea for Michael Rosenbaum to return in Smallville's Final Season and both of our Hosts questioning why the writers of Fringe keep trying to make us like Olivia (BLAH!) when we clearly want more Peter and Dr. Bishop. Also as a minor note for those of you who listen to the MP3 version of the podcast, the name of the actor who played the Taxi Driver in the Season 3 Premiere is not Cameron K. Smith like Nico mentioned, his name is actually Andre Royo.

This week due to the preparation needed for the podcast that is dedicated to kicking off the Fall 2010 TV Season, Dan and Nico decided to release a mini episode (yes this time it is mini, unlike The Last Airbender episode) where they discuss the Summer Finales for Leverage and White Collar to give you listeners something to do as you eagerly await the premiere of new shows along with the return of old favorites. Highlights from this mini episode include Dan and Nico's predictions on future seasons of both Leverage and White Collar.  

In this week's episode, Dan and Nico pay tribute to Mark A. Sheppard, the man who has the uncanny ability to show up on almost all of their favorite shows. Highlights from the episode include a discussion of Mark A. Sheppard's Guest Star appearances on The X-Files, Firefly, Battlestar Galactica, Leverage, White Collar, Chuck and Supernatural enhanced by the sounds of the many characters he has played on Television.

We at Across The Airwaves have reached our first milestone by Nico and Dan (along with some help from Joel) successfully producing ten podcast episodes. Yep, you have read that correctly, we've reached double digits and all we can say to that is YAY! This week for our tenth episode, Nico and Dan discuss the new episodes of Leverage and White Collar airing on their respective networks. Highlights from the episode include Dan comparing/contrasting Leverage and White Collar in a heavyweight showdown, predictions about future episodes and Nico trying to figure out the physics of a Love Triangle. Also if you're paranoid like Mozzie don't worry there were no Suits listening in on the recording of this podcast but we may have pulled some cons, so check out this episode before we're forced to provide Leverage. 

We know we told you that we're supposed to talk Leverage and White Collar in this episode, but unfortunately we had a change in plans. This change came from Nico recently moving to the Virgin Island to get some schooling for his Government job, which is great for him. However, the Islands are being hit by Hurricanes putting Nico out of contact to do the podcast. This is a total bummer for Dan because he has had to miss out on our weekly movie & TV discussions, plus on top of that we have had a tremendous raise in podcast subscribers which we thank you for. With that being said to maintain our numbers it is our responsibility to continuously providing content to keep all of you interested and excited about the show. So we decided to bring in Joel "The Jet" Rodriguez (from the Avatar Two-Parter) to do a mini episode to hold everyone over until Nico is available to do the promised White Collar/Leverage episode. But for this week, Joel and Dan have decided they're going to confront the disappointment of M. Ni

If any of you watched the cable station G4’s coverage of Comic-Con or tried to follow the event on the Internet you were most likely hit with an avalanche of news about the Entertainment Industry. This is where we at Across The Airwaves felt it was our responsibility to help you brave the storm. So we put our heads together and came up with this week's episode dedicated towards Comic-Con 2010. The episode includes us reporting on the news headlines that came out of the event and discussing the TV celebrity panels where the people behind our favorite shows revealed information about their new seasons premiering in the Fall. 

This week's episode was recorded on location at Camp Horizon, a camp for people with disabilities. Highlights from the episode include an in-depth look at Camp Horizon starring 19 year Veteran Counselor, Dan Persak. We then follow this up by having various Campers and Counselors join us on a conversation all about the world of Television covering topics from Sesame Street to Homer Simpson to Sept. 11. Yes, things get a little serious in this episode as we pay tribute to the moments in America's history that were broadcast on Television. However for those of you looking for something more upbeat, don't worry the seriousness only lasts for one segment, everything else is fun. So put down that duckie and listen to this podcast episode because I think it will leave you pleasantly surprised.

This week's episode is dedicated to Dan and Nico discussing the first four episodes of Leverage Season 3. Highlights from the episode is a new segment which will be apart of our Leverage discussions called Let's Stump Nico and an interesting theory on how this new season of Leverage may be very similar to the movie The Usual Suspects.   

Here's Across The Airwaves Episode 6 Book Two: Waves or in other words Part 2 of our podcast dedicated towards Avatar The Last Airbender and lifting the spirits of its fans due to the disappointment surrounding M. Night Shyamalan's new film based on the popular Nickelodeon Animated Series.

In response to the disappointment of M. Night Shyamalan's The Last Airbender, Dan and Nico along with their guest Animation Expert Joel Rodriguez have decided to dedicate this episode completely towards Avatar The Last Airbender to lift the spirits of the show's fans. In fact, this episode has so much great stuff for Avatar The Last Airbender fans to sink their teeth into like character bios and our opinions on key story arcs we had to break it into two parts or in this case books.