For the last seventeen years Trey Parker and Matt Stone's South Park has been a staple of the pop culture realm, maybe even more-so than The Simpsons. With its ability to stay relevant to the times (what with its weekly
Recorded at Super Megafest in Framingham, MA this past November King Baby Duck asks the important survival question to fellow con-goers, along with special guest Vic Mignogna! Recorded and edited by our pals at Wicked Anime!
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
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
This week on No Borders No Race King Baby Duck reviews the new play All The Way, and tells of what happened when he met Bryan Cranston afterwards. Good news is sprung from two Kickstarters, and one indiegogo fundraiser that
In a new episode of No Borders No Race King Baby Duck cannot stop talking about his love about Grand Theft Auto V, and has a bone to pick with the people responsible for choosing the Super Bowl Halftime show
With Blueonic on vacation, King Baby Duck brings in two friends to geek out about two things the Bastards haven't really touched on in awhile: anime and ponies! Anime Jam Session's DJ Ranma Satome and Scarlet Rhapsody's Scarlet Prettycure Skype
With a lot of shit hitting the fan last week, the Bastards were forced to open up a portal to a world last tread in a past life.
The recent popularity of indie rockers Hunter Valentine is well-waranted. After two solid albums (one of which, Lessons From The Late Night, was one of the first great female-fronted rock albums of the decade) the newly-dubbed quartet managed to garner plenty of fame for their famous (or infamous) antics on the reality show The Real L Word. Now that the season is over, it's time for fans new and old to be reminded why a band such as this needs to exist on this planet. Collide and Conquer, their third album, does just that.
How do the Bastards celebrate their 150th show? Simple: by inviting one of their favorite badass drummers to join in on the shenanigans!