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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:

The Mandalorian Aug 29, 2019

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Today on the 5: Most of the news out of D23 was of little interest to me, but there were two items that do seem to have genuine potential. The first of these is The Mandalorian.

Babylon 5 Has Balls Aug 28, 2019

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Today on the 5: As I near the halfway point of Season 4 of Babylon 5, I am continually impressed by how far this show is willing to go in what stories it tells.

Godmonster Of Indian Flats Review Aug 27, 2019

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Today on the 5: I had a very unique cinematic experience this weekend when I viewed a film called Godmonster Of Indian Flats. It is hard to quantify just how bizarre this movie is.

Ghosts of the Past: A VGM Tribute Album Review Aug 26, 2019

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Today on the 5: I recently picked up a really fantastic video game music album by Gregorio Franco called Ghosts of the Past: A VGM Tribute Album. Enjoy my rambling and incoherent review!

Poor Star-Lord Aug 23, 2019

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This week we're talking about breast cancer, Apple's walled garden, The Maxx: Maxximized, House Of X, Avengers: Endgame, Shazam, and Fit To Kill. Show music by Reed Love and OGRE. Support the show!

Authenticity Erosion Aug 22, 2019

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Today on the 5: Underneath the big headlines about data privacy and social engineering, I'm seeing a lot of people who are in positions of trust changing how they deliver content based on algorithms and monetization schemes.

Judgment Impressions Aug 21, 2019

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Today on the 5: I've started playing the newest game from the studio that creates the magnificent Yakuza games. The new title is called Judgment, and it's a stellar example of how sticking to a formula can work.

House Of X Impressions Aug 20, 2019

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Today on the 5: I've read through the first 4 issues in the House Of X series from Marvel. The X-Men have had a long stretch of being boring, but so far I'm hooked by what's going on here.