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The Ozone Nightmare covers a wide range of subjects, from gaming to politics, comics to culture. We speak our minds, for better or worse, but we also try to keep the conversation approachable for everyone.

Latest Episodes:

Ozone Late Night: Andy Last (Part 1) Nov 02, 2015

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I'm talking theaters, Muppet*Vision 3D, and drunk Orson Welles in part 1 as Andy Last of Beyond Synth returns to Late Night!

Psychopathicmurderjustice Oct 30, 2015

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This week:

Age Of UltronJessica JonesMace Windu Demon Deacon

Music for the show provided by Reed Love.

The Tube For Who? Oct 29, 2015

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Today on the 5: YouTube Red has launched. What I'm wondering is who the audience is supposed to be.

Elevating The Text Oct 28, 2015

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Today on the 5: I've talked a few times about my disappointment with Star Wars Aftermath, most critically with the audiobook. The audio version of Roadside Picnic, on the the hand, is a shining example of an audiobook done right.

Gender Bending Oct 27, 2015

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Today on the 5: In the past, I've usually chosen to play video games as a male since I am a male. AC Syndicate has finally given me a good reason to play as a woman.

Maniac Cop Oct 26, 2015

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Today on the 5: Over the weekend I sat down and watched Maniac Cop. I was very surprised by how many fundamental slasher conventions it strayed from.

Blowhard Oct 23, 2015

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This week:

The Force AwakensMoonbeam CityRen & StimpySteam Controller

Music for the show provided by Reed Love.

Drowning The Story Oct 22, 2015

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Today on the 5: I tried really hard to like Aftermath: Star Wars: Journey to Star Wars: The Force Awakens. In the end, the writing style just overwhelmed the seeds of a good story.

Justifiable Anger Oct 21, 2015

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Today on the 5: The addition of micro-transactions to Payday 2 has a lot of players upset. Is the outrage misplaced?

True Change Oct 20, 2015

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Today on the 5: Apparently some people are upset that Sam Wilson isn't just another Steve Rogers. I'm happy about it, frankly.