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Seniors prepare for college life at Grand Island day camp
How do you prepare for the chapter after high school? For a crew of Grand Island Senior High seniors, you prepare to “ride the next wave.” Or, in other words, you prepare to stretch beyond your comfort zones and engage in college life.
Care for caregivers: GIPS Mental Health Summit focuses on student and staff support
The caregivers need care, too. As students, families and teachers navigate the digital noise of 2025, providing consistent, intentional support for overall wellness is an ever-expanding priority. To help lead that effort, school counselors and social workers step up to the plate. For Grand Island Public Schools, having certified counselors and social work professionals available at every building has become a cornerstone of educating the whole child.
Rock & roll concert fuels financial literacy at Walnut Middle School
Financial literacy and rock and roll? The two go together better than most realize. For one Grand Island Public Schools Middle School, the combination made a positive impact. The gymnasium of Walnut Middle School welcomed all 770-plus students for an in-school rock and roll show as part of the “Funding the Future” Financial Literacy Tour. While the approach may initially seem unconventional, the concert experience bridges both fun and practical learning together.
Six educators named “Teacher of the Year” by Grand Island Public Schools Foundation
GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (Press Release) - The start of school brings excitement and nerves, but for a few staff members at Grand Island Public Schools, the year started with a humbling surprise. During the district’s all-staff welcome back assembly on Monday, August 12, the Grand Island Public Schools Foundation celebrated and honored six educators as part of their Teacher of the Year awards.
WCP: 'Watchmen HBO' Review
How do you expand something that was already perfect? Ask
Damon Lindelof. Jake + Mitch take a deep dive (finally) into perhaps the best comic inspired TV installment of recent memory, HBO’s Watchmen. More importantly, they try to figure out an original sequel to a masterpiece graphic novel could wind up being this good. Along the way they tackle a few questions: – Is Watchmen an era defining show? – What do we make of the ‘Dr. Manhattan does love’ angle? – Is this what perfect casting looks like?
Kicking-Off 'WandaVision' - GeekDad
Skip to content The MCU has returned, but this time on the small screen. Jake + Mitch fire-up Disney+ and dive into the first two episodes of WandaVision. Because homage is a wonderful thing and this show is taking it to a whole new level. Plus, the guys hit a few notable fan theories along the way: – What do we make of Wanda’s delusion? – Will Kathryn Hahn be the low-key MVP? – Could this be the gateway for Mutants to the MCU?
WCP: 'Wonder Woman 1984'
Skip to content Well, we traveled back to the ’80s and a lot happened. Jake + Mitch dish on the latest DCEU film, Wonder Woman 1984. Despite the whirlwind of Twitter noise surrounding the flick, the guys seek to answer one looming question: Is WW84 a good movie or a problematic one? Because with the first installment setting the tone, expectations this time around were sky-high. Along the way they also hit a few key topics: Have Pedro Pascal + Kristen Wiig elevated comic book camp into an art form?
WCP: DCEU Rankings
Because it’s time to re-shuffle the list. Co-Host Mitch dives into the trend of updated rankings for the DC Extended Universe. Now that Wonder Woman 1984 is officially in our lives, for better or worse, some things had to change. Mitch makes the case for a three-tiered system and why the top two titles are unassailable. Of course, Suicide Squad sits at the bottom, but how does the rest of the field shape-up? That’s what makes it interesting.
WCP: Judging Dredd
It’s judgement time. Jake + Mitch dive into the realm Judge Dredd and all of his pulp action awesomeness. Because someone’s got to hold the great debate, right? With Stallone’s Judge Dredd and Urban’s Dredd serving as a perfect double-feature, the guys hit ask a few notable questions: – Remember the Rob Schneider renaissance? – How did makes Stallone’s flick achieve pulp perfection? – Does Karl Urban capture the character best? – What if Zack Snyder directed Dredd?
WCP: Disney, Marvel, and 'Star Wars' Announcements
Skip to content More and more and more projects are coming! Jake + Mitch try to make sense of all the announcements from Disney Investor Day. More specifically, they dish on the new projects they’re looking forward to most. Along the way they issue a few important questions: Can Jon Watts resurrect the Fantastic Four? Is the world ready for the Willow extended universe? Christian Bale + Thor 4 = perfect casting? Could Teyonah Parris be the MVP of Captain Marvel II?
WCP: Will 'Wonder Woman 1984' Break Movie Theatres?
Skip to content Wonder Woman 1984 is hitting HBO Max and Christmas 2020 has been saved … or has it? Jake + Mitch dive into the loaded conversation surrounding the innovative release model for the latest DC movie property. Excitement for the movie aside, it’s impossible to look at the landscape and not ask the daunting question: What will this mean for the future of post-pandemic movie-going? The guys share takes on the importance of cinema as an art form and a worthy industry to support.
WCP: Remembering Sean Connery & Re-Visiting 'The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen'
Skip to content A true legend has left us. Jake + Mitch discuss the near mythological career of the late Sir Sean Connery. Whether it be the definitive 007, a late-career action star, a nuanced leading man, an Oscar winner, or a pop-culture icon—the man accomplished what few ever could… he accomplished it all. Along the way they also re-visit a not-so-bright-spot on Mr. Connery’s career as they break down, The League of Extra Ordinary Gentlemen.
WCP: Closing Out 'Umbrella Academy' Season 2
Skip to content Jake + Mitch dive into the last six episodes of Umbrella Academy season two. With Vanya’s amnesia colliding with her self-discovery, Diego and Lila’s toxic love, the Handler’s dastardly deeds, and a slew of surprises, this season held nothing back. So, what are the biggest takeaways? Could season two be the best of the bunch? Did Kate Walsh take home the MVP award? What do we make of Number Five, perfectly crafted character or over the top?
WCP: Re-Visiting 'V for Vendetta'
Do you remember the 5th of November? Jake + Mitch (finally) dive into one of the finest comic book flicks of recent memory, V for Vendetta. Fifteen years later and the film still feels fresh and timely. But even thru all deserved critical acclaim and cult status, there are still a few key facets worth unpacking. – Is V for Vendetta the Good Will Hunting of comic book movies? – Could Natalie Portman be the MVP?
WCP: Is 'Superman IV' Good or Bad?
Skip to content The Watching Comics Pod is back with another installment of… IMPOSSIBLE QUESTIONS Attempting to answer daunting questions, or at least revisiting something we may have underestimated. Quick takes, sharp focus, and endless Twitter-blasting potential. Co-host Mitch shares his thoughts on an overlooked mid-’80s flick and where it ultimately stands in the landscape of comic book cinema: Is Superman IV: The Quest for Peace a good movie or a bad movie?
WCP: Revisiting 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2'
Skip to content Can a movie be underrated and forgettable at the same time? Jake + Mitch take time to re-visit the second installment of the Marc Webb Spider-Man universe with fresh eyes. Because a movie with Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone has to be good right? Well, yes… and no. There’s certainly no shortage of stuff to unpack with this bloated title: Are Garfield + Stone the best leading duo? Where does this movie go wrong? Where do we stand on Foxx’s Electro and his reported return?
WCP: Top 5 Batman Movies
Skip to content What’s the best of the Bat? Jake + Mitch close out Batman Month in grand fashion by debating the Top 5 Batflicks of all-time. Because, well, the internet needed another top five list and as far as The Caped Crusader is concerned, there are plenty to choose from. Along the way they posit a few questions: – Does Lego Batman understand the character best? – Which is better Batman (89) or Batman Returns? – What happens if The Dark Knight doesn’t take the top spot?
WCP: 'The Peanuts Movie' w/ Benjamin L. Clark
Skip to content What’s not to love about Charlie Brown? Jake + Mitch sit down with Benjamin L. Clark, Curator of the Charles M. Schulz Museum, to dish on The Peanuts Movie and the hidden stories behind Schulz’s work. More importantly, Benjamin answers the hefty questions: – Is Charlie Brown the patron saint of Millennial adulthood? – Does ‘The Peanuts Movie’ honor the legacy of Schulz work? – And … Why is it called Peanuts?
WCP: Re-Visiting 'The Dark Knight'
Summer of 2008 was massive and this flick is a big reason why. Jake + Mitch take a long overdue deep-dive into the arena of The Joker, The Caped Crusader, and Christopher Nolan. After all, what would Batman Month be without The Dark Knight? Along the way the guys hit a few questions: – Did we really need that much Two Face? – Is TDK a comic book movie or a crime film? – Does the movie deserve a better ending? Also, tales from summer internships and a brief visit to the Hans Zimmer fan club.
WCP: Re-Visting 'Batman Forever'
Skip to content Turn on the neon lights because we’re headed into the Schumacher extended universe. Batman Month continues as Jake + Mitch dive head-first into the ’90s-tastic pool of Batman Forever. Because sometimes nostalgia is so strong it throws all cinematic standards out the window. True to form, the guys ask the tough questions: – Why does Two-Face’s acid need to be boiling? – Should Batman get the James Bond treatment? – Is Jim Carrey the perfect Riddler?
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Re-Visting 'X-Men' - GeekDad
Janet James, Phyllis Thesier, Nick Vance, Jenny Ross, Top Shelf Gamer, Dan Aiello, Adam Marler, Steve Caires, Dan Brashear, Ben Hsu, Richard Bliss, Uncle Doug MacDonand, Brian Colin, Peter Smyth, Mark Buffington, Josh H., Propelstalz, Mary Crocker, Wayne Moulton Jr, Mitch Gross, Jim Valko, Andrew Brown, Lucy Ravitch, Nicholas Duresky, Heather Hofshi, John Kemp, Thorsten Karge, Natasha Dzurny, Keith Ives, Benjamin Chan, Neal Bhatnagar, Justin Farr, Regan Lee, Elaine, Nate Fugal, Stephanie...
WCP: 'The Old Guard'
Janet James, Phyllis Thesier, Nick Vance, Jenny Ross, Top Shelf Gamer, Dan Aiello, Adam Marler, Steve Caires, Dan Brashear, Ben Hsu, Richard Bliss, Uncle Doug MacDonand, Brian Colin, Peter Smyth, Mark Buffington, Josh H., Propelstalz, Mary Crocker, Wayne Moulton Jr, Mitch Gross, Jim Valko, Andrew Brown, Lucy Ravitch, Nicholas Duresky, Heather Hofshi, John Kemp, Thorsten Karge, Natasha Dzurny, Keith Ives, Benjamin Chan, Neal Bhatnagar, Justin Farr, Regan Lee, Elaine, Nate Fugal, Stephanie...
WCP: Most Important Comic Book Movies
Janet James, Phyllis Thesier, Nick Vance, Jenny Ross, Top Shelf Gamer, Dan Aiello, Adam Marler, Steve Caires, Dan Brashear, Ben Hsu, Richard Bliss, Uncle Doug MacDonand, Brian Colin, Peter Smyth, Mark Buffington, Josh H., Propelstalz, Mary Crocker, Wayne Moulton Jr, Mitch Gross, Jim Valko, Andrew Brown, Lucy Ravitch, Nicholas Duresky, Heather Hofshi, John Kemp, Thorsten Karge, Natasha Dzurny, Keith Ives, Benjamin Chan, Neal Bhatnagar, Justin Farr, Regan Lee, Elaine, Nate Fugal, Stephanie...
WCP: Favorite Comic Book Movie Performances
Janet James, Phyllis Thesier, Nick Vance, Jenny Ross, Top Shelf Gamer, Dan Aiello, Adam Marler, Steve Caires, Dan Brashear, Ben Hsu, Richard Bliss, Uncle Doug MacDonand, Brian Colin, Peter Smyth, Mark Buffington, Josh H., Propelstalz, Mary Crocker, Wayne Moulton Jr, Mitch Gross, Jim Valko, Andrew Brown, Lucy Ravitch, Nicholas Duresky, Heather Hofshi, John Kemp, Thorsten Karge, Natasha Dzurny, Keith Ives, Benjamin Chan, Neal Bhatnagar, Justin Farr, Regan Lee, Elaine, Nate Fugal, Stephanie...
WCP: Creatives for Comic Movies
Posted on May 22, 2020 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments Fan-casting just got real. Jake + Mitch return with a Shut-Up and Give It To Me-adjacent episode. The guys pick their go-to writers, directors, and creatives they’d like to see venture into the comic book movie arena next. Because even with all the great comic stuff hitting our screens, there’s still room for more. Along the way they hit four exciting potential projects: Who should write the next wave of X-Men flicks?
WCP: Raimi to the Rescue - Doctor Strange II
Posted on May 6, 2020 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments The multiverse just got real, folks … Jake + Mitch can’t contain their excitement at the latest news to hit the MCU. That’s right, the godfather of comic book flicks himself is returning to the land of superheroes. The guys take a full-blown deep dive into the possibilities of Doctor Strange II now that Sam Raimi is the director. Along the way, they posit: – Does this have top-tier MCU potential? – How will Scarlet Witch factor in?
Movie or Comic? - GeekDad
Posted on April 10, 2020 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments The Watching Comics Podcast returns with another installment of Impossible Questions—attempting to answer daunting questions, or at least re-visiting something we may have underestimated. With quick takes, sharp focus, and endless Twitter-blasting potential, co-host Jake shares his bold take on a favorite flick. Is it possible the Scott Pilgrim vs The World movie is better than the comics?
WCP: Shut-Up and Give It to Me, Vol. IV
Posted on April 5, 2020 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments Everyone’s favorite sub-series is back! And this time we’re making it more than a trilogy. Jake + Mitch strap on their fan-casting capes for another round of “wouldn’t it be cool if this project was green-lit?” Shut-Up and Give it to Me, Vol. IV hits a lot of random stops along the way but promises to bring you, faithful listeners, one movie and one show that would be utterly awesome.
WCP: 'Batman & Robin' vs 'Spider-Man 3'
Posted on March 30, 2020 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments The battle royale you’ve been waiting for … Jake + Mitch open old wounds as they re-visit two of their most painful cinema experiences in Batman & Robin and Spider-Man 3. But the question remains: Which is the most painful? In one corner, we have Spider-Man 3, complete w/ Emo Tobey and two musical numbers. In the opposite corner, we have Bat Nipples. Both movies remain infamous for all the wrong reasons.
WCP: Quarantine Watchlist
Posted on March 26, 2020 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments So, now that we’re quarantined…what’s next? Jake + Mitch emerge from their social distancing to compile a go-to watchlist. Because when you’re cooped-up at home for two weeks, you’ve got to have something to watch, right? Thanks to the wonders of physical media and the endless libraries of streaming platforms, there’s no shortage of comic book inspired titles to choose from.
WCP - 'The Batman' - Where Do We Stand w/ Battinson? - GeekDad
Posted on March 12, 2020 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments Will we call him BatPat, Battinson, or R-Bat? Jake + Mitch aren’t sure which nickname will stick, but they are certain enough “leaked” photos of The Batman that it’s worth talking about. Because we’re never at a shortage of Batman content. Along the way the guys hit a few key questions: – Is this Batmobile sleek or stupid? – Will Matt Reeves bring the goods? – Can Paul Dano reach Heath Ledger heights w/ his Riddler?
WCP: Re-Visiting 'Spider-Man 2'
Posted on February 26, 2020 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments 15 years later and it still holds up. Jake + Mitch commemorate WCP’s second anniversary by re-visiting one of the greatest comic book sequels of all-time, Spider-Man 2. Because when it comes to our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, Raimi’s interpretations deserve placement among the best. Along the way, the guys hit a few key talking points: – Do we give Kirsten Dunst enough credit? – Just how bad is James Franco’s performance?
Impossible Questions - 'Saga' to TV? - GeekDad
Posted on January 30, 2020 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments The Watching Comics Pod is back with another feature of… IMPOSSIBLE QUESTIONS. Attempting to answer daunting questions; or at least re-visiting something we may have underestimated. Quick takes, sharp focus, and endless Twitter-blasting potential. Co-Host Jake shares his bold take from a favorite comic: Is it possible Saga could be TV’s next Game of Thrones?
WCP: Re-Visiting 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'
Posted on January 23, 2020 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments “Wise man say, ‘Forgiveness is divine, but never pay full price for late pizza’.” That’s right, the guys reach deep into the well of 90s nostalgia and venture back to everyone’s favorite pizza-eating sewer dwellers, The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Because life was simpler back when Mikey, Raph, Donny, & Leo were taking care of mayhem in the heart of New York City.
WCP: Best Moments of 2019
Posted on January 15, 2020 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments Good News: We survived the year! And some pretty cool stuff happened along the way. Jake + Mitch revisit their favorite TV + Movie moments that comic book entertainment delivered in 2019. From Netflix to HBO to closing the book on the Avengers, the year definitely brought its fair share of endings and re-imagining. But *SPOILER ALERT* Todd Phillips’ Joker didn’t make the cut. Deal with it.
WCP: Does Superman Need Fixing?
Posted on December 31, 2019 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments What’s wrong with Kal-El? Jake + Mitch dive into the polarizing discussion of Superman and his relevancy, or lack-thereof, in modern culture. Because if Warner Bros. is stumped, that means there’s a problem… right? Maybe not so much. The guys hit a few questions along the way: – Is it fair to compare Batman and Superman? – Why can’t WB figure out the secret sauce? – Who would we want to see directing Supes’ new title?
WCP: WW84 Trailer Reactions
Posted on December 16, 2019 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments The ’80s are still in. Jake + Mitch deep dive into the awesomeness of Patty Jenkins second DC installment, Wonder Woman 1984. True to form, this week’s launch of the first trailer did not disappoint. In addition to attempting to unearth all the easter eggs, the guys posit a few questions: – Kristen Wiig as Cheetah = Single best casting call in 2020? – Will Max Lord keep his neck? – Is it possible Batman’s Brother Eye becomes a key factor?
WCP: #ReleaseTheSnyderCut - 3 Questions
Posted on December 11, 2019 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments Would we really be comic fans if we didn’t have a take? Jake + Mitch, finally, share their sought-after (or maybe not so sought-after) thoughts on the infamous Snyder Cut. More importantly, Mitch shares how the Joss-edition nearly ruined his 30th birthday. Nevertheless, with the growing Twitter-noise, it certainly seems as though the Justice League Snyder cut may actually happen.
WCP: Recasting Comic Book Movies w/ Dennis Salvatier
Posted on November 13, 2019 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments Time to re-write history… Jake + Mitch welcome back original friend of the pod, Dennis “Tanoshiboy” Salvatier, back to tackle the great re-casting project of 2019. That’s right, the guys go back in time and dare to reimagine existing comic flicks with different actors. Here’s how it works: Each person picks one hero and one villain to recast in any existing comic book movies.
WCP: 'Watchmen' (HBO) Kicks-Off
Posted on November 5, 2019 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments The clock is ticking… After 12 years of fan theories, rants, and continuous conversations, Jake + Mitch can finally live in a world where a Watchmen HBO series exists. The first episode has dropped and we’ve already lost a key character and seen Rorschach’s memory take a turn for the worse. Even with all the awesomeness, a few questions remain: – Is Ozymandias the secret to the extended Watchmen universe?
WCP: 'Joker' With Ashley From 'The Cutaways Podcast'
Posted on October 26, 2019 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments Reading Time: 1 minute Time to put on a happy face… or maybe not. Jake + Mitch welcome the infamous podcaster and film editor Ashley from The Cutaways Podcast to dish on that one popular movie with that one guy in the clown makeup. More importantly, they break down why Todd Phillips seems so passionate about this particular project. Along the way, they hit other notable stops: Is Joaquin playing the real Joker or a mere wannabe?
WCP: Batman Hot Takes & Villain Flicks
Posted on October 15, 2019 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments Reading Time: 1 minute Time to roll out the unpopular opinions! Jake + Mitch have takes and they’re ready to make ’em public, because internet. Needless to say, it’s time to hash out a few not-so-important topics that are sure to invade the Twitter-verse. – Are the next slew of villain-focused flicks a waste of time? – Is Batman Forever better than Batman Begins?
Re-Visiting 'BLADE' - GeekDad
Posted on October 1, 2019 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments Reading Time: 1 minute When in doubt, drink from the well of sweet nostalgia. Jake + Mitch jump back into prime ’90s territory and re-visit the iconic, genre-bending film Blade. Because where else can we find a sci-fi-adjacent, kung-fu-inspired, true blue action flick? With so much awesomeness to unpack, the guys take a deep-dive down a few surprising pathways… Is Blade the most influential of the ’90s’ comics flicks?
WCP: Shut-Up and Give It to Me, Vol. III
Posted on September 19, 2019 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments Reading Time: 1 minute Everyone’s favorite sub-series is back! Well … at least it’s the hosts’ favorite. Jake + Mitch venture back into the realm of fan-casting and what if’s. Shut-Up and Give it to Me, Vol. III takes a few weird turns as the guys dish on the comic books they’d most like to see get the big screen or Netflix treatment.
WCP: Re-Visiting 'The Phantom'
Posted on September 10, 2019 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments Reading Time: 1 minute Are you ready to slam evil!? Jake + Mitch dip into the well of sweet ’90s nostalgia in re-visiting Billy Zane and his purple jumpsuit. The Phantom was not quite a phenomenon, but in the brief trend of resurrecting art-deco comic strips of yesteryear, it was definitely a contributor. Of course, with a Hamburglar mask and a mystical ring, there’s only so much substance one can hope for.
WCP: DCEU 'New Gods' + MCU 'Eternals'
Posted on August 30, 2019 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments Reading Time: 1 minute Darkseid is coming, and we couldn’t be more stoked! Jake + Mitch go full geek and deep-dive into the duel Jack Kirby projects soon to hit the big screen. That’s right, with both New Gods and Eternals projects in pre-production, the cultural zeitgeist is about to go full-on galactic. The guys hit a few points along the way: Who’s the next MCU big bad: Dr. Doom or Annihilus?
WCP: Homeless Spidey - Disney v Sony
Posted on August 25, 2019 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments Reading Time: 1 minute And just like that, your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man has moved. Jake + Mitch jump in with an emergency podcast to dish on the latest Twitter-breaking development from the studio wars. Disney’s greedy, that’s no surprise, but Sony certainly seems to have confidence in their flagship comic book property. A few questions remain: – Does Sony need Feige’s influence? – How will the MCU fare sans Spidey?
WCP: Top 5 Comic Book Movies of All-Time
Posted on August 22, 2019 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments Reading Time: 1 minute Someone’s got to decide, right? Jake + Mitch go straight for the jugular by tackling the daunting task of ranking the Top 5 Best Comic Book Movies of All-Time. Imperfect as the exercise may be, a few of our favorite heroes—Spider-Man, Superman, Batman—all get shout-outs. Though, along the way, the guys hit a few crazy questions: Is Into the Spider-Verse more re-watchable than Dark Knight?
WCP: 'Thor' 4 with Maite Molina-Muñiz
Posted on August 19, 2019 by Mitchell Roush • 0 Comments Reading Time: 1 minute Time to wield the hammer! Jake + Mitch celebrate Taika’s return to Asgard by welcoming back the illustrious Maite Molina-Muñiz. And with Natalie Portman promised to make Jane Foster the new feminine-charged Thor-force—all feels right in the world. The gang hits a few hot topics along the way: Which villain do we hope to see in Thor: Love and Thunder? Will Phase 4 be the best MCU era yet?
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