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Captain Hunt must travel from Africa to the French Alps, and from there to Florence and a remote Benedictine abbey, while fighting against the most
A Universal Monster classic! Happy Halloween! Enjoy this free floating conversation between Terrance and Scott Hebert about The Creature From the Black Lagoon. Order my crime
The stage to Lobo has been robbed, a passenger has been killed. But it’s not the first time. In fact, three other stagecoach robberies have
Anakin and Mato had a future worth fighting for. Raised by a fierce and loving mother, they vowed never to become like their violent, gangbanging
Giacomo Ferrentino and The French Foreign Legion are on a top secret mission well off their beaten path. A man with a heart of fire
Hired to transport the impossibly beautiful and impossibly secretive Dora from New York to Texas, Felix Leiter is thrust into a non-stop adventure, where danger
Ryan Permison makes his Suit Up! Debut to talk about Dick Tracy (1990). This auteur passion project is crazy. Is it crazy good or merely
In Mamaroneck, New York, Brian Stratton’s soul burns amid his lukewarm suburban surroundings. Seeing no escape, he rebels, finding catharsis for his sorrow in the
Slam evil! John Borges and Matt Pagourgis from American Pulps return to Suit Up! To talk about The Phantom starring Billy Zane. We’ll discuss The Phantom’s origins,
When a landmark case with global implications reaches a divided court, everything hinges on the vote of one Supreme Court Associate Justice. The court prides
Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of man? Ryan Holt from Analyze This Mr. Bond joins the show to chat about the 90’s
When an ex-Navy SEAL ends up injured and imprisoned, a shadowy ring of power brokers offers him the only way out—through a high-stakes military mission.
Strap on your jetpack, we’re diving into The Rocketeer with Scott McCrea. We talk about the age of wonder, spirit of adventure, and the sincerity of the
Suit Up! With T.D. Severin and his debut medical thriller Deadly Vision. Fighting for his medical career and eventually his life, Deadly Vision tells the
In over a hundred years of Sherlock Holmes storytelling, there have been countless continuations and pastiches of his narrative. Paul Bishop has edited 52 Weeks of
Tune in for Doubleshot by Raymond Benson, the second book of the Union Trilogy. We’re joined by Blake Powers (Bond Life Chicago) to discuss the highs
Gene Koon joins the show to talk about his debut thriller Another Try. Wine and bullets. Another Try is a sharp political thriller, intertwining hidden agendas and looming
Welcome to Cottonmouth, the town of misfit spies. What does the US government do with spies and special operators when they pass their expiration date?
Ryan Pote joins the show to talk about his debut novel Blood and Treasure. We’ll discuss how Ryan’s background, his writing habits, creating Ethan Cain, Blood
Renegade Immortality is a tactical adventure. Following the deaths of his wife and daughter, special ops agent Cody Willis struggles to cope with his overwhelming
With Rob Hart and The Medusa Protocol On today’s episode, we are joined by best selling author, Rob Hart to talk about The Medusa Protocol the
We sit down with Jonathan Rogers, the director of The Mirror of Amun-Ra a short pulp-adventure film introducing a new hero: Cleopatra Pryce. On this episode,
Suit Up! With Martin Rooney’s debut thriller: Blood Feud When terminal cancer pushes Cain to the brink, an assassination attempt thrusts him back into a life
Justin Scott makes his Suit Up! debut to discuss The Fountain of Youth, the new release you didn’t stay home to see. We discuss the
Suit Up! With Luke Goozdich and his latest book Fire in the Tall Grass. Under the guise of helping a woman find her husband and a
Suit Up! With Mark ONeill and To Catch A Spy, his debut novel! Estate approved sequel to the novel To Catch a Thief by David Dodge and
Suit Up! With Nathanael Hummel and Treasure Is My Trade, his debut novel! We talk about the origins of Nate Colt, alternatives titles which never
Suit Up! With Jim Towns, indie filmmaker and author. We’ll be diving into his action film Killer Ex, writing Braddock’s Falls, martial arts, the beginners mindset and
Suit Up! With Skip Heller and Mojave After Dark Today we discuss Skip’s new album, record parties, CS Lewis, desert Exotica and much more. Follow
Suit Up! With J.C Albaugh and The Legend of Yamashita’s Treasure, the first of his Raider series. Jack Carter finds himself out of the Marines
Suit Up! With Andrew Ludington and his debut novel: Splinter Effect. Described as Indiana Jones meets Outlander, time traveling archaeologist Rabbit Ward maneuvers through the past
Suit Up! With Sam Whitfield and Night of the Vigilante! His latest book of vengence against the cartel is a spin-off of his larger espianoge
Suit Up! With Today’s guest, Eric Beetner. We’ll talk about Eric’s latest book, Real Bad, Real Soon, the origins of the Carter McCoy novels, film posters, stunt
Scott McCrea joins the Podcast to talk about his new book Targets West. Described by Scott as James Garner as James Bond, Targets West is a thriller
Suit Up! On today’s episode we are joined by Travis Davis to talk about his award winning novel One of Four. We discuss the overlooked stories
Suit Up! With Dominic Piper and his latest PI Beckett novel, Acid Yellow. We talk about how the Daniel Beckett series started and evolved, the research
Suit Up! With Jack Reacher and Roland Hulme. We talk about Lee Child’s Jack Reacher series, comparisons with James Bond, the Amazon show in past,
Suit Up! With Eric P(aul) Bishop, author of Babylon Will Rise. We’ll discuss writing ensambles, continuing the Omega Group, giving characters something to believe, and much
Welcome back in 2025! We’re joined on the show by Nathanael Hummel and Luke Goozdich to talk about their collaboration on Fighting Heart of Man Vol 1.
Grabbing clips for Instagram of past episodes, I found this extended conversation Eric P. Bishop and I had discussing the John Wick films, it was
Happy Holidays! In the final episode of 2024, Scott Hebert returns to discuss our favorite reads of the year. Get ready to build your reading
On today’s episode we are joined by Steven Hartov, NYT Best Selling Author of The Last of the Seven. His latest publication is Ménage à Noir,
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Terry Mancour returns to the show to discuss book 17 of the Spellmonger series, Practical Adept. In today’s interview we discuss the expanded world building in
Suit Up! With a cinematic classic. Jeff Circle made the claim To Have and Have Not is better than Casablanca, but is it true? Find
On today’s episode we’re joined by Tom Straw, best selling author of The Accidental Joe. Together, we talk about fountain pens, writing and narrating The Accidental
Noir-Vember is here and I’ve got the list of the top five you should be reading (but probably haven’t heard of) (friends would be proud
Suit Up! We are joined again by Raymond Benson to talk about his epic saga, The Black Stiletto. A five book series which manages to be
Recently, I had an amazing opportunity to join Terrence McCauley on his show, Spies, Lies and Private Eyes. We chatted about One Man’s Treasure, and
Today we’re joined by Terrence McCauley, award winning author of multiple generes. We’ll be discussing his latest novella, Chicago ’63, the upcoming JFK Dallas trilogy, westerns,
Suit Up! With Starlite Pulp and their merry band of rogues. We’ll talk today with Brian Townsley, Alex Slusar, Jean-Paul L. Garnier, and Manny Torres
Suit Up! For Treasure hunting! National Treasure is twenty years old, does it hold up? Joined by Scott Hebert, we review and discuss the good,
Suit Up! With Gregg Podolski, author of The Recruiter. We’ll talk about his debut novel, the influence of Indiana Jones, his love for physical media,
Join today’s episode, author David Darling uncovers the mysteries of his latest book, The Egyptian Enigma. We’ll discuss how he started writing, the name change of
On today’s episode we are joined by the hosts of the Men’s Adventure Fiction Podcast, Luke Goozdich and Nathaneal Hummel to discuss one of the
Suit Up! Join the show as we talk with James R. Benn about his Billy Boyle series, crafting memorable titles, writing historical fiction, Ian Fleming
Suit Up! Revisit the 80’s with Roland Hulme as we discuss the romance tropes in Romancing the Stone, the good, the mediocre and the early
Today we’re joined by Jeff Circle from the Writer’s Dossier. We’ll talk about how he started the Dossier, writers who everyone should be reading, Bogart
Suit Up! With Sean Jacques and Doe Run. Today, we’ll be talking about books everyone should read, Sean’s journey from screen writing to novels, his
With Eric P. Bishop and Breach of Trust! We’ll talk about the release of Breach of Trust, publishing the second edition of The Body Man, building writing
Suit Up! With Oswald Black and Wedding Bandits. On today’s episode we’ll talke about how Oswald wrote his debut novel, what his marketing for the
Suit Up! With Matt Sherman, he’s a James Bond expert who facilitates and organizes Bond events around the globe. We’ll discuss his books on Bond,
Suit Up! With Voodoo 5 and Skip Heller. Returning to the Podcast, we talk the history and creation of exotica music and how it was
Suit Up! With Ice Station Zebra and author Steven Hartov. We discuss the carrer of Alistair MacLean, writing ensambles, life experience in story, and the
Suit Up! With The Goonies, we revisit this nostalgic childhood film with Matt Pagorgis and John Borges from American Pulps! Does it hold up? We
Suit Up! With Brian Nelson, author the Course of Empire Trilogy. We’ll be discussing the final installment, The Great Unmaking along with Connan the Barbarian, world
Suit Up! With Matt Bauer, director of the award winning documentary The Other Fellow. The film tells the story of real life men named James Bond
Suit Up! With Gary Phillips, author of The Unvarnished Gary Phillips: A Mondo Pulp Collection, One-Shot Harry, Matthew Henson and the Ice Temple of Harlem among many others,
Suit Up with Phillip Thompson, best selling of author of the Colt Harper series. We talk about the latest instalment, Not Dead Enough, along with his
On the show we’re joined by Jim Beard, a prolific writer who brings pulp style to new stories. He’s the mind behind Sgt. Janus, the
Charles Ardai, Edgar Award winning author and editor of Hard Case Crime, returns to the show! We talk about the upcoming titles for the 20th
The final episode of 2023, join the boys in their conversation about the best books of 2023 from their annual reading. Check out Scott’s website
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Suit Up! With John C. Bruening author of The Midnight Guardian series and co-editor of Flinch! Books. Today we’ll be talking about golden age heroes, indi publishing, writing
Suit Up! With Eric P. Bishop, author of Ransomed Daughter and The Body Man. Today we’re talking about starting his own publishing business, book marketing, novellas and much
Suit Up! With Steven Hartov, author and adventurer. We’ll be talking about the craft of historical fiction, Hemingway, his latest book, The Last of the
Join the boys as they discuss The Mummy (1999). Is it the best of the post-Indiana Jones adventure films? Topics include: Daring adventurers, sexy librarians,
Suit Up! With Once Upon a Time…In Hollywood. We talk Tarantino’s love letter for old Hollywood with Brian Townsley from Starlite Pulp. Our conversation ranges
Suit Up! With Jerome Preisler, author of Net Force: Moving Target among many others. Today we talk about writing tie in novels, narrative non-fiction, rebooting Tom
Suit Up! With Tony O’Neill, author of Down and Out on Murder Mile, Digging the Vein, Sick City and Black Neon. We talk about his background in music, how
Suit Up! With High Time to Kill, the third Raymond Benson written James Bond continuation novel. We are joined to discuss the start of the
Suit Up! with Raymond Benson, author of Zero Minus Ten, the Black Stiletto, the Mad Mad Murders of Marigold Way and more. Today we’ll be
Today we’re joined by Joshua Mohr. He’s an author, teacher, father and storyteller. We’ll be talking about his latest book Farsickness, it’s development, art and writing,
Suit Up! With Bob Deis and Bill Cunningham, today we talk about men’s adventure magazines, the art of Ron Lesser and the genres of men’s
We’ve reached the end of the road to Indy 5, today we are joined by Scott Hebert to talk about the Dial of Destiny. Follow
Suit Up! With Matt Scott, author of the Surviving the Lion’s Den series. We’ll be talking about how he became an author, the role of
Suit Up! With Frank Bill on today’s episode of the Podcast. He’s a New York Times best selling author, his most recent book “Back to
Suit Up! With Matt Bird on today’s episode of the show! He’s the author of The Secrets of Story and The Secrets of Character, two
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Brian Townsley from Starlite Pulp joins the show to talk about his book, Trunk Full of Zeroes, the origins of Starlite Pulp and their Review
Suit Up! With Temple of Doom, the best prequel ever made. Joining the show is Roland Hulme to share his thoughts and memories of Temple
Join our conversation with author Nolan Knight. We’ll be talking noir, short stories and his latest book, Gallows Dome. Follow Nolan! https://www.instagram.com/nolan_knight_/
We’re covering the big one today, Scott Hebert joins the show to talk Raiders of the Lost Ark, the iconic start to the Indiana Jones
Today we’re joined by Bob Deis and Wyatt Doyle, the co-editors of the Men’s Adventure Library series. We’ll be talking about he rise and fall
Emmet Van Driesche joins the show again to talk about The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948), another of the influences of Indiana Jones and
Today we’re joined on the show by JR. Sanders, author of the Nate Ross novels and the non-fiction book Some Gave All: Forgotten Old West Lawmen
Continuing the Road to Indy 5, we’re talking Gunga Din (1939). Joining us is Mike Monson, editor of Grizzly Pulp. It’s a great episode, talking
Today we are joined by Skip Heller, musician, band leader and singer songwriter. We’ll be talking about his love of books, the noir genre, and
Matt Pagourgis and John Borges from American Pulps are back to talk The Naked Jungle (1954) and how it inspired elements of Indiana Jones. Follow