Comes Naturally

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  • A Pulp Culture podcast created by 3 friends that love Movies, TV Shows, Comics, Books and Video Games. Plus a special guest or two join the conversation.
    Copyright Cody Sullivan
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Episodes
  • Episode 581: Do you like Serial Killers?

    Episode 581: Do you like Serial Killers?
    Apr 25 2025
    On this week's episode, the hosts delve into an exciting discussion centered around Jason Momoa's latest project, titled Chief of War. This highly anticipated series promises to showcase Momoa's dynamic acting abilities and is set against a backdrop that explores themes of power and conflict in a historical context. The conversation naturally transitions into a brief yet engaging discussion about Momoa's previous series, See, which captivated audiences with its unique premise of a post-apocalyptic world where humanity has lost the ability to see. The show's innovative storytelling and impressive performances left a lasting impression, making it a topic of interest as they reflect on Momoa's impressive range as an actor.Following this, the episode shifts gears to cover the upcoming documentary titled Stranger Things: The First Shadow, which is set to premiere on Netflix. This documentary promises to provide fans with an in-depth look at the production process of the beloved series, offering behind-the-scenes insights and interviews with the cast and crew that brought the supernatural world of Hawkins, Indiana, to life. The hosts express their excitement about learning more about the creative decisions and challenges faced during the making of the series, as well as how it has impacted pop culture since its debut.Joe then brings up the thrilling event of Battle Bots taking place in Las Vegas, where robotic engineering meets competitive sport in an electrifying showdown. The hosts discuss the evolution of Battle Bots, highlighting the creativity and ingenuity that goes into designing these machines. They touch on the fanbase that has grown around the event, celebrating the engineering marvels and the fierce competition that captivates audiences both in-person and online.As the conversation unfolds, there is an intriguing discussion about Jason Momoa's portrayal of Lobo in the upcoming Supergirl movie. The hosts speculate on how Momoa's unique interpretation of this iconic character will resonate with fans of the DC universe. They also touch upon the cast of the highly anticipated Avengers: Doomsday project, who have been discussing the intense secrecy surrounding the film. The mystery surrounding plot details and character arcs has fans buzzing with theories and excitement, and the hosts share their own predictions about what this could mean for the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.Cody then poses a thought-provoking question to Joe, inquiring whether he has ever delved into Thomas Harris' Hannibal series. This question leads to an engaging exchange about the psychological depth of Harris' characters and the chilling narratives woven throughout the series. Joe takes this opportunity to recommend a video podcast available on YouTube called Casual Criminalist, which explores true crime stories and the psychology behind criminal behavior, drawing parallels to the themes found in Harris' work.In response, Cody shares his own insights about Anthony E. Zuiker's innovative series Level 26, which merges storytelling with interactive elements, creating a unique viewing experience for audiences. This leads to a broader discussion about the evolution of storytelling in the digital age and how various media formats are pushing the boundaries of traditional narratives.To wrap up their engaging conversation, Cody shares his recent experience of finishing the latest novel by Jon Scalzi, titled When the Moon Hits Your Eye. He expresses his enthusiasm for Scalzi's distinctive writing style and the imaginative worlds he creates, inviting Joe to share his thoughts on the book. The episode concludes with a lively exchange about their favorite authors and the impact of science fiction on their personal reading journeys, leaving listeners eager for the next episode and the wealth of topics yet to be explored.



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    1 hr and 2 mins
  • Episode 580: From Prey to Preyed

    Episode 580: From Prey to Preyed
    Apr 18 2025
    On this week's episode, the guys kick things off with an engaging and thought-provoking discussion about the fascinating concept of Dire Wolves being brought back from extinction. They delve into the scientific advancements that make this possible, exploring the techniques of de-extinction and genetic engineering that researchers are employing to potentially revive these magnificent creatures. The conversation touches on the ecological implications of reintroducing such species into modern ecosystems and the ethical considerations surrounding these groundbreaking efforts. Following this intriguing topic, Joe provides Cody with an update on his slow but steady progress in watching season 1 of the critically acclaimed series Severance. They discuss the show's unique premise, character development, and the suspenseful storytelling that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. Next, the guys shift gears to provide a quick update on the latest episode of Daredevil: Born Again, which is generating buzz as it approaches its highly anticipated finale. They share their thoughts on the character arcs, plot twists, and the overall direction of the series as it pays homage to the beloved comic book source material while also carving out its own identity. The conversation then transitions to an exciting topic as they analyze the newly released trailer for the much-anticipated adaptation of The Murderbot Diaries, which is set to premiere soon on AppleTV+. They express their enthusiasm for this adaptation, discussing the themes of artificial intelligence, autonomy, and the human experience that the original book series explores. The guys speculate on how the show will translate the beloved narrative and characters from page to screen, and what viewers can expect from this innovative storytelling. To wrap things up, they switch over to a segment focused on recently released trailers that have caught their attention. They discuss the intense and action-packed trailer for Predator: Killer of Killers, sharing their excitement for the return of this iconic franchise. The conversation continues with a look at Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, where they analyze the stakes for Ethan Hunt and his team as they embark on yet another thrilling mission. They also talk about the visually stunning trailer for Tron: Ares, speculating on how it will expand the beloved universe and what new elements it might introduce. Finally, they touch upon the eagerly awaited season 4 of Love, Death & Robots, highlighting the anthology series' unique storytelling style and the diverse range of animation techniques that have captivated audiences. Overall, this episode is packed with engaging discussions that are sure to resonate with fans of science fiction, fantasy, and thrilling narratives.




    Official Website: https://www.comesnaturallypodcast.com

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    iTunes: http://tinyurl.com/kqkgack

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    Twitter: @ComesNaturalPod

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    1 hr and 12 mins
  • Episode 579: Nintendo Switched the Flavor

    Episode 579: Nintendo Switched the Flavor
    Apr 11 2025
    On this week's episode, the guys kick things off with an in-depth discussion about the highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2, delving into the latest news and intriguing details surrounding the console. They explore the expected pricing structure for both the console itself and the games that will be available at launch, examining how these prices compare to previous models and what that could mean for consumers. The conversation also touches on the potential features and upgrades that gamers can look forward to, creating a buzz about what the next generation of Nintendo gaming might entail.Following this exciting topic, the guys transition into a vibrant discussion about some upcoming animated shows that have caught their attention. They highlight the new series 'Lazarus,' which promises to bring a fresh perspective to storytelling through its unique animation style and engaging plotlines. Additionally, they dive into the much-anticipated adaptation of 'Devil May Cry,' exploring what fans can expect in terms of character development, animation quality, and fidelity to the beloved video game franchise. This leads to a broader conversation about the rise of animated series in mainstream media and how they are capturing the interest of both young and adult audiences alike.The dialogue then shifts to Ari Shankar and his production company, Bootleg Universe, known for its innovative and often unconventional takes on popular franchises. The guys discuss Shankar's vision and how his work has influenced the landscape of animated adaptations, as well as the challenges and successes he has faced in bringing these projects to life. They reflect on the impact of his creative choices and how they resonate with fans who are eager for fresh content that pushes boundaries.Next, Joe shares some exciting news about Dwayne Johnson's upcoming book and movie that delve into the intriguing world of the Hawaiian Mob. He elaborates on the themes that the book will cover, including the cultural significance and historical context of organized crime in Hawaii. The guys speculate on how Johnson's unique perspective and charisma will translate into this project, and they discuss the potential implications it might have for audiences who are unfamiliar with this aspect of Hawaiian history.As the episode progresses, Joe brings to light an interesting marketing initiative by Coca-Cola, which is set to release a special version of their beloved soda specifically for Passover. The guys explore the significance of this move, discussing how brands often tailor their products to cater to specific cultural and religious observances, and what this means for consumer engagement during holiday seasons.To wrap up the episode, the guys engage in a lively discussion about the exciting new flavors being introduced by Liquid Death, a brand known for its unique approach to bottled water. They also explore other refreshing new sodas from Boylan Bottling Company and Sioux City Beverages, sharing their thoughts on the flavor profiles and packaging designs. The conversation highlights the growing trend of craft sodas and how they are appealing to consumers looking for alternatives to traditional soft drinks. Overall, the episode is packed with insights, lively banter, and a wealth of information that leaves listeners eager for more.




    Official Website: https://www.comesnaturallypodcast.com

    Official Merchandise: https://shop.spreadshirt.com/comes-naturally-podcast/

    iTunes: http://tinyurl.com/kqkgack

    Facebook: http://tinyurl.com/myovgm8

    Tumblr: http://tinyurl.com/m7a6mg9

    Twitter: @ComesNaturalPod

    YouTube: http://tiny.cc/5snxpy
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    1 hr and 3 mins
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