On this week's episode of No Borders No Race King Baby Duck gives a quick update on what's happening at Anime Boston this year, and pays tribute to the late Harold Ramis. The new Godzilla trailer makes the host eager
King Baby Duck comes fresh off his guest spot over on the Issues Program, and does his best to say nice things about Derek Jeter's retirement. An old entertainment segment from the WMWM Salem days is dug up for a
King Baby Duck praises the Seattle Seahawks for giving Peyton Manning such a savage beatdown, then goes hands-on with the video game Outlast for an audio Let's Play! The Lego Movie earns its way into the host's heart, and the
King Baby Duck is surprised by the appearance of an old baseball video game franchise that's coming to take the torch away from 2K Sports, and is cautious about the reveal of Alien: Isolation. Plus the Fleming Brothers of Wicked
King Baby Duck gives thanks to everyone who helped on making his last two episodes a success, and shares his reasons why there weren't a lot of Japanese albums on his list. Fingers are crossed that EA Sports take the
From all of us here at B3, we'd like to wish each and all of our fans and followers a very happy holidays! Usually with it being Tuesday, a Podcast should be launching today, but as it's Christmastime we figured
King Baby Duck is all ready for the holidays, and shares his thoughts on why a vinyl record player would make a wonderful gift this year. Frank Turner comes to Boston, and KBD gives his reasons why Frozen is Disney's
The holiday season is now upon us, and the King has a few gift suggestions for people who are still hunting to find the right one. Excitement is in the air as Monty Python plans a big reunion, and one
After the launch of the PlayStation 4 KBD returns to the music realm, and explains why an Xbox One launch show isn't happening on the B3 site anytime soon. Reviews of Thor: The Dark World and Ender's Game are given,
Red Sox Nation is on its feet after their World Series victory, and the state of Massachusetts couldn't be happier! KBD shares his thoughts on Lou Reed's final album with Metallica, and why it may be years before its true