A Cyberpunk Episode
from Bad Pipes Hosted by A. Weaver & G.S. Kelley
Hackers, Johnny Mnemonic, and The Fifth Element. We explore a few examples of cyberpunk film with our friend Mat. Next week is a series of war movies named after years, 1917, 1941, and 1944. I wonder which wars they're about. Tell your dog I love them. Support the pod at Patreon.com/BadPipesPodcast. Email us requests or recommendations at [email protected]. Find Karl Casey and tell him his music is great, because the music is by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio. He's a rad lad.
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