As we try desperately to keep to something even remotely looking like a schedule we have for you episode seven of The Punk and The Pastor.  Starting off with a little ditty from Hans Zimmer that it is almost necessary to put in front of our podcast.  Then we move on to the dulcet tones of Kiss, Kiss with their song “Machines.â€?  Then we get into a discussion of 28 Weeks Later.

Following that up we drop a song from the SUBS, they are from Beijing China, and this is their song, “What More.â€?  It may ore may not be in English.  Not to sure on that one.  Then we talk about The MANITOU (all caps just for Stacey).  Then follow that up with a song from I Want To Kill You.  It is their happy tune called “Drawn and Quartered at Gun Point.â€?

After that we get into a little teaser of our next episode by talking about the films of Stephen King, which is in turn followed by a song from some of the godfathers of punk T.S.O.L.  called “Terrible People.â€?

We get into some letters, play a song by The Chariot called “The Company, The Comfort, The Grave.â€?  Then we talk about what we are going to watch next month, and we play you out to a bad ass tune called “Shirt of My Backâ€? by Synthetic Elements, the head liner for our first ever podcast concert.  Good stuff.

Great stuff from the fiction ranks again.  This time we have a doozie of a story from Stephen M. Wilson, called Betty Rage.  He is poetry editor of Doorways Magazine amongst a bunch of other things.  And the best part it is set to music!  Be sure to check this one out!!