History Podcast / Radiodrome

** Josh once told Brad that he thought ''WebVideo/DemoReel'' (a project by Creator/DougWalker on Website/ThatGuyWithTheGlasses) was one of the worst things he ever saw in his life." Brad really sounded perplexed that Josh would be so blunt about one of Brad's friends and colleagues.

*** More accurately, ''Scream'' pointed out how ''dumb'' slasher films of the 80s were, and slasher films are [[UnacceptableTargets targets not to be criticized]].

* FiveManBand: Hadley usually invites Brad and his friends as co-hosts whom also contribute to his videos on WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob site.

* SuperOCD: In Josh's rant about ''Film/ThePredator'', he revealed that he suffers from OCD. This does somewhat explain his very nit-picky attitude towards films.

* ChristianityIsCatholic: [[{{Misblamed}} Cecil tends to associate]] any of his negative thoughts about Christianity (be they accurate, such as hating Bill Donahue or inaccurate like creating the ''Film/{{Left Behind|2000}}'' movies) to "The Catholics". The fact that he himself was RaisedCatholic may have something to do with it.

* ActuallyPrettyFunny: The only time Josh laughed during ''Film/{{Deadpool}}'' was the "Are you there, God? It's me, Margaret" joke. And he was the only one in the theatre who laughed at it.

* ActuallyPrettyFunny: The only time Josh laughed during ''Film/Deadpool2018'' was the "Are you there, God? It's me, Margaret" joke. And he was the only one in the theatre who laughed at it.

* HairTriggerTemper: When Josh gets riled up enough, he will rant and rave.

** Josh doesn't like Creator/QuentinTarantino, because Tarantino supposedly ripped off the plot of ''Film/ReservoirDogs'' from ''Film/CityOnFire'' without admitting this. Still, Josh likes two Tarantino movies: Film/ReservoirDogs and Film/JackieBrown.

* RealPersonCameo: Hadley once interviewed Uwe Boll. Yes, the real life one! And he actually felt more sympathy towards the director afterwards, because Boll flat out admitted with a lot of good humour that most of his films aren't very good.

''Radiodrome'' was also well known to fans of ''WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob'', because Creator/BradJones used to be a regular guest on the show, along with friends of his, including Alex Jowski, aka the Marquis de Suede. On November 5th, 2013, Brad Jones announced his departure from the show. In his own words (posted on his Facebook profile): "There's no drama involved or anything like that, it was just time for me to move on." Since then Josh has continued making episodes, usually with Cecil Trachenberg.

** Also, Alex Jowski is always nicknamed "Marquis de Suede", in reference to a character from the low-budget gay porn film Film/{{Gayracula}}.

** Josh once told Brad that he thought ''WebVideo/DemoReel'' (a project by Doug Walker on Website/ThatGuyWithTheGlasses) was one of the worst things he ever saw in his life." Brad really sounded perplexed that Josh would be so blunt about one of Brad's friends and colleagues.

** Josh, Brad and company don't like the ''Franchise/{{Scream}}'' franchise, because it wasn't funny, scary nor clever and completely destroyed the charm of the original slasher films.

The show can be listened to on Jackalope Radio Thursday nights at 9 PM CST / 10 PM CST, but is also available on {{RT Gomer Productions}}, and WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob site.

The show can be listened to on Jackalope Radio Thursday nights at 9 PM CST / 10 PM CST, but is also available on GeekJuiceMedia, {{RT Gomer Productions}}, and WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob site.

* NameThatTune: Every episode ends with a track from a movie soundtrack or a rock song. Hadley never identifies the songs and leaves it to the fans to discover what the name of the track and the performer are. Usually they suit the topic of the show.

The show can be listened to on Jackalope Radio Thursday nights at 9 PM CST / 10 PM CST, but is also available on GeekJuiceMedia, {{RT Gomer Productions}}, and the WebVideo/CinemaSnob site.

''Radiodrome'' was also well known to fans of ''WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob'', because Creator/BradJones used to be a regular guest on the show, along with friends of his, including Alex Jowski, aka the Marquis de Suede. On November 5th, 2013, Brad Jones announced his departure from the show. In his own words (posted on his Facebook profile): "There's no drama involved or anything like that, it was just time for me to move on." Since then Josh has continued making episodes, usually with Alex Jowski. Another regular Internet celebrity guest is ''WebVideo/DiamandaHagan''.

* EmbarrassingNickname: Josh Hadley is named "Faggot Josh" in many of the comments for Radiodrome.

* FountainOfMemes: Whenever a certain film or TV series is discussed: except Josh to shout out all the possible memes associated with this film.

* [[ViewersAreGeniuses Listeners Are Geniuses]]: Most of the topics and references are directed at fellow film buffs. The rest of us would do well to have the Website/{{IMDB}} tab open while listening.

* McLeaned: Jerrid was forced off the show in spring of 2012, for remarks that Brad wouldn't elaborate on, but you can probably find explained on his forums.

* NeverHeardThatOneBefore: Subverted. When you listen to each episode you start to notice some repetitive topics of discussion, which usually occur when the hosts are freeballing about stuff that has nothing to do with the central topic of that episode. For instance: by know every Radiodrome listener knows that...

* OneOfUs: Regardless of what you may think of him personally, it's obvious that Josh has seen and knows a ''lot'' about film, though be it mostly from the 1970s on. Brad is also extremely knowledgeable. And in general, all the hosts on the show are passionate about film.
** Josh and his co-hosts all feel immense sympathy towards film makers who have to work with a low-budget, as is rampant in the exploitation film genre. Mostly because they all know how difficult it can be.

* TakeThat: It's quite a list and most of it stems from Josh. Frequent targets are Creator/MichaelBay, Creator/QuentinTarantino, dumb audiences, Creator/KenRussell, ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'', Creator/RogerEbert, Creator/TerrenceMalick, remakes, reboots, prequels, sequels, CGI, inaccurate book adaptations, uninspired porn spoof parodies of films and TV shows, inaccurate ''"based on a true story"'' adaptations, films not considered to be [[CultClassic cult movies]], too ironic homages to a particular film genre (slasher movies for instance), the movie ''Film/DeathProof'', the movie ''Film/{{Scream 1996}}'', people who have a different opinion about stuff than Josh, ...

* TrollingCreator: [[MilestoneCelebration The one year anniversary]] was a clip show, but all the clips were either from unaired early content or were increasingly outrageous faked clips, culminating in two clips where Josh explodes over Creator/GeorgeLucas and Brad getting into a physical altercation with (then) co-host Jerrid over Franchise/MyLittlePony.

* ExploitationFilm: Usually the most prominent subject of discussion, though they also often discuss more mainstream franchises, like Franchise/TheTerminator, Franchise/{{Alien}}, Franchise/{{Predator}}, Franchise/{{Highlander}}, Franchise/{{StarTrek}}, Franchise/FridayThe13th, Franchise/{{Halloween}}, ...

* StrawCritic: Josh tends to have very strong opinions on why something is great or not and seems to see [[ViewersAreMorons mainstream audiences as idiots for not sharing his opinions]].

* ChristianityIsCatholic[=/=]{{Misblamed}}: Cecil tends to associate any of his negative thoughts about Christianity (be they accurate, such as hating Bill Donahue or inaccurate like creating the Film/LeftBehind movies) to "The Catholics". The fact that he himself was RaisedCatholic may have something to do with it.

** Especially Josh has a tendency to start telling anecdotes that don't always tie in well with the actual topic. In an episode about "cult movies" film director KenRussell was mentioned. Out of nowhere Josh starts ventilating his anger over the fact that Russell doesn't belong on any kind of list and always made awful adaptations of the books he tried to film. Then he gives the example of the film Film/AlteredStates and rants about this for a few minutes. As Brad immediately points out: all this really has nothing to do whether Russell was a cult movie director, or not.

''Radiodrome'' was also well known to fans of ''WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob'', because Creator/BradJones used to be a regular guest on the show, along with friends of his, including Alex Jowski, aka the Marquis de Suede. On November 5th, 2013, Brad Jones announced his departure from the show. In his own words (posted on his Facebook profile): "There's no drama involved or anything like that, it was just time for me to move on." Since then Josh has continued making episodes, usually with Alex Jowski. Another regular Internet celebrity guest is ''WebVideo/DiamandaHagan''.

** Josh doesn't like Creator/QuentinTarantino, because Tarantino supposedly ripped off the plot of ''Film/ReservoirDogs'' from ''Film/CityOnFire'' without admitting this. Still, Josh likes two Tarantino movies: ReservoirDogs and JackieBrown.

** Josh, Brad and company don't like the {{Scream}} franchise, because it wasn't funny, scary nor clever and completely destroyed the charm of the original slasher films.
*** More accurately, {{Scream}} pointed out how ''dumb'' slasher films of the 80s were, and slasher films are [[UnacceptableTargets targets not to be criticized]].

* TakeThat: It's quite a list and most of it stems from Josh. Frequent targets are Creator/MichaelBay, Creator/QuentinTarantino, dumb audiences, Creator/KenRussell, ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'', Creator/RogerEbert, Creator/TerrenceMalick, remakes, reboots, prequels, sequels, CGI, inaccurate book adaptations, uninspired porn spoof parodies of films and TV shows, inaccurate ''"based on a true story"'' adaptations, films not considered to be [[CultClassic cult movies]], too ironic homages to a particular film genre (slasher movies for instance), the movie ''Film/DeathProof'', the movie ''Film/{{Scream|1996}}'', people who have a different opinion about stuff than Josh, ...

** Also literally: Josh often gets really excited when describing the "brutal violence" in certain films, as if this is a major artistic achievement.

* TheOtherDarrin: Ever since Brad left the show, Cecil Trachenburg of ''Good Bad Flicks'' has been his permeant replacement.