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Nov 2, 2026

Bryan FletcherHOST
55:38
Royal Supremacy, Statsy, Wine Dark Sea is Bill the Butcher.
Bryan FletcherHOST
55:42
Asterix is Pete from Woolaware.
Bryan FletcherHOST
55:44
Goody Two Shoes is Cal from Arubra.
Bryan FletcherHOST
55:49
Jujar Kibo gets Dr.
G LaneHOST
38:34
Is there any other funky names out there that would grab people? There's Zakauma, Soul of Spain, Middle Earth.
G LaneHOST
38:43
Yeah, Asterix.
G LaneHOST
38:44
Asterix, I quite like that.
G LaneHOST
38:46
Yeah, Goody Two-Shoes.
G LaneHOST
38:49
That's good.
GeordiePANELIST
10:42
Johnny Battler, Knights of Choice.
GeordiePANELIST
10:44
Chris from Albion, Asterix.
GeordiePANELIST
10:46
Bunyip, you have Zakuma.
GeordiePANELIST
10:48
Michael Buckley, Future History.
Kit WilsonGUEST
59:57
There's a little, like...
Kit WilsonGUEST
59:58
Asterix, but it's an entertaining Asterix.
Kit WilsonGUEST
60:00
And that hooked me in as a child.
Kit WilsonGUEST
60:02
I just never grew out of it.
Scott VanderpluHOST
39:11
And when I say by that, I mean produced from pencils.
Scott VanderpluHOST
39:15
Not, sorry, not produced from pencils because I have that Asterix book produced from pencils.
Scott VanderpluHOST
39:21
But a book of color scans of the original art boards, printed at full size, printed with extras right with with and what i love about these marsu productions is right there they're weaving a story around it we've got the extras we've got covers like i said they like they said they've got the editorial material they really do a beautiful job of presenting this artwork now as i go back and i try and find some history here i'm trying marsu productions was purchased by dupuy And so far, Dupuy is a publisher that will not answer any of my questions.
Scott VanderpluHOST
39:55
They will not answer my emails.
JacquesGUEST
6:46
And often comedies end with a reunion or a feast.
JacquesGUEST
6:50
I remember I used to read this Belgian comic called Asterix and Obelix.
JacquesGUEST
6:55
And every single, if you watch that, they kind of fight the Romans, these guys have these magical powers, and then every single time it ends with a feast.
JacquesGUEST
7:05
So Asterix and Obelix is a comedy, something that you guys might think of as a rom-com.
JacquesGUEST
7:10
A rom-com is a comedy in a traditional sense, as it often ends with a wedding and a feast.
JacquesGUEST
7:20
So what is life to you this morning? If I was going to ask you, what is life? What is your life? Is life a tragedy? Or is life a comedy? Is life starts good and goes down? Or will life end in the culmination of all things, in a feast? And here is the point I want to emphasize.

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JacquesGUEST
34:25
It doesn't matter what happens along the path.
JacquesGUEST
34:27
It doesn't matter what goes on.
GemmaHOST
7:44
This calls for a sip of tea.
GemmaHOST
7:45
In the words of the authors of the eternal and immortal Asterix comics, tarantara, tarantara.
GemmaHOST
7:55
Yes, I finished the blood root tea.
GemmaHOST
7:59
And it's amazing.
Dan HunterGUEST
1:03
Doctor Who, the 80s was brilliant for fantasies and science fiction movies, Sword and the Sorcerer, V, the miniseries, that kind of thing.
Dan HunterGUEST
1:13
And was introduced to comics through the French comics of, I know Tintin's not French, but Hergé, Tintin and Asterix.
Dan HunterGUEST
1:25
I had an uncle who used to sit me down and tell me amazing stories of superheroes that wielded rings and and had a vulnerability to wood and so comics was generally you know it was there great time to be around in in the 80s and for some strange reason my my gran had a collection of comic annuals like valiant lion some of the batman stuff the spider-man stuff and where they would print stories like the death of Gwen Stacy, where, you know, as a six-year-old, you're reading Spider-Man and expecting just Spider-Man punching people and you have a major death of a huge character.
Dan HunterGUEST
2:10
Like I said, there's always been something, my family, intro to comic books, Star Wars, you know, the Marvel UK, that kind of stuff.
GorgorodHOST
53:01
But there's one pop culture depiction that surprisingly gets much closer to the historical truth, albeit in a very comedic, cartoonish way.
GorgorodHOST
53:09
And that is the character of Genefix from the beloved French Asterix comics.
speaker_1HOST
53:13
Genefix is a brilliant cultural artifact.
speaker_1HOST
53:15
He is the tall, white-robed druid with the incredibly long white beard who brews the magic potion that gives the warriors Asterix and Obelix superhuman strength to fight off the occupying Roman legions.
GorgorodHOST
53:28
Now, obviously, the magic explosive strength potion is pure comic fiction.
GorgorodHOST
53:33
But look closely at how Getafix is actually portrayed within the social structure of his village.
speaker_1HOST
53:59
Exactly.
speaker_1HOST
54:00
He is the highly respected elder, the ultimate moral compass, the physician, the teacher of the youth, and the soul keeper of the village's ancestral memory.
Jamie EvansHOST
45:33
never remember is the shining the first cinematic depiction of furries In a mainstream movie?
Benton HodgesHOST
45:40
Asterix.
Benton HodgesHOST
45:41
We'll figure that one out.
Benton HodgesHOST
45:43
It

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