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There are many Doctor Who podcasts. Only one dares review the entire show... in entirely random order! Join journalists Pete Pachal and Chris Taylor as they summarize stories in record time, play the Whomoji game, enter the History Corner, answer the Four Questions to Doomsday, and cower in fear before the almighty Randomizer. New episode every Saturday! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pull-to-open/support
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From New Jersey to the world, DJ Sonicboom can be heard on the airwaves weekly. He is the producer of his own radio show on TeamSoca.com. Over the years, Sonicboom as been pushing the genre of Soca Music everywhere he goes. With this he has had the opportunity to work different events, such as Soca or Die, Soca Brainwash, Soca Baby, Soca Rehab and Hookie to just to name a few. He has had the pleasure of sharing his talent in many places such as London, St Maarten, Trinidad, Canada (Montreal ...
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I am an automotive designer but people are always asking me, "what does that mean"? And, how do you "design" a car? My favorite question, though, is what makes "good" design? This podcast will answer all of those questions and more as we talk about the latest in automotive trends, major car shows like NAIAS and SEMA, and what influences these designs. Every now and again, I'll talk product design too. So come on, check out an episode or two and let's take this journey together!
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Happy Memorial Day and a thank you to all the veterans out there. Rob and Greg are in studio along with new guests: musicians and cookie aficionados, Erin & Ross to talk music, origin stories and whatever else happens to come up in the meantime. Stay tuned after the show for a surprise live song from Erin & Ross. Sit back and enjoy! Follow them for…
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It’s been subtle in the past, but Dot and Bubble is Doctor Who’s first overt homage to Black Mirror, the groundbreaking series that satirizes our relationship with technology in the darkest of ways. It’s ironic, then, that this story has one of the subtlest pieces of subtext in the show’s history, with a moral message lurking just beneath the skin …
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It might sound like a really spectacular field goal, but 73 Yards is one of the most unusual episodes of Doctor Who to date. With the Doctor missing, Ruby Sunday must stand alone against… whatever seems to be stalking her. Simple enough, but thanks in large part to a tour de force performance by Millie Gibson, what results is a terrifying story — o…
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How much fun time travel is can often depend on the amount of melanin in your skin. That’s one of the lessons Bill Potts learns in Thin Ice when she and the Doctor take a quick detour to Regency London. At first it looks to be a lively visit to one of the Frost Fairs on the river, but mysterious lights beckon the pair, and soon they’re up to their …
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When Doctor Who veterans Steven Moffat and Russell T Davies get together, the results can be … explosive. In Boom, Moffat manages to mine classic Who history (hello, Genesis of the Daleks!) while referencing many of his own post-2005 Who scripts. But how will it land with new fans? Stand still with us as we try to defuse this situation with a hot t…
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Happy Mother's Day to all the mothers out there. Rob and Greg debate passing around cigars and paying honor to the late, great Roger Corman and are joined by returning guest and local music sensation Dan Zea for part two of some good old fashioned stirring discussion and chatting. Stay tuned after the show for a surprise song from Dan. Sit back and…
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Beatles and butterflies, oh my! ‘Doctor Who’ is back, babes, and we’re cautiously optimistic about it. The first two episodes of the new season, ‘Space Babies’ and ‘The Devil’s Chord,’ show off the range of the show for newbies, but still manage to intrigue, please and irritate the old folks all at once. Join us as we reveal what RTD has to say abo…
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The first two episodes of Ncuti Gatwa's first season as the Doctor — Space Babies and The Devil's Chord — are just days away. And here at Pull To Open, we've already seen them. And we say "we," we mean Chris. There's only so much he can say about the stories, however, so it's up to Pete to carefully probe the limits of his forbidden knowledge witho…
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Coincidence is how goblins surf time, according to The Church on Ruby Road. So when the Randomizer took us to Ncuti Gatwa’s Christmas special mere days before his first season, you can forgive us for being a little freaked out. Join us as we argue over literally everything in this light-hearted romp, from Ncuti’s narration at the start to Mrs. Floo…
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What the Flux? No, seriously, what was the actual Flux that happened in Series 13, and why has the Randomizer brought us here now? Can Chris Chibnall’s sprawling Time vs. Space opera even be explained? And did anyone notice the 7 billion dead dogs? Join your totally professional tour guides to Liverpool — er, Doctor Who — as we journey down the tim…
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This is a big one folks. Rob and Greg are in studio along with co-host Steve T. to welcome Rochester Music Hall of Fame members The Rustix: Chuck Brucato, David Colon and Vince Strenk. Settle in for a good talk about a very lengthy and legendary music career and many things going on within it. Stay tuned after the show for a surprise song from The …
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THIS MIX FEATURES SOME OF THE LOCAL RELEASES FOR ST MAARTEN CARNIVAL 2024. GET FAMILIAR.TRACKLIST:King James - Which Side You Reppin (Dirty)King Kembe - Ofc I From SXM (Dirty)King Kembe - Bam! Bam!Entry Pelican - Caribbean GirlsLyte - Tek Jam feat ZoneEbony Empress - Knock It Like A BucketDa Big Bad XP Band - She Look GoodLeFou TTD - WetZTB (Zero T…
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April showers are... constant. Rob and Greg are in studio and with power. Returning to the studio this week is John Adams, former second President, to talk many things, among them Johns new show, The John Adams Show, available on Rochester Free Radio. Sound business advice for anyone interested; link below. Stay tuned after the show for a song from…
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Even though most of us couldn't see it, the eclipse threw everything off. Rob and Greg are back in studio along with new guest and newly acquired friend, the talented musician that is Dan Zea to talk musical origin stories, the eclipse and cats. Stay tuned after the show for a special live performance featuring Dan and Greg. Follow them for more mu…
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Beam us up, Doctor! From T-Mat to the Kerblam Man, Doctor Who has a rich history of playing with teleportation. We lock onto the show’s best and most notorious materializations, examining how instantaneous travel between two points in space can be amazing or infuriating storytelling. Does teleportation make for lazy plotting or does it open up a un…
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Three holidays in one. Let's go. But the eclipse is still next week. Rob and Greg in studio this week to talk many things. Many things! Easter. Dingus Day. April Fools'. Sci-Fi. Comics. You name it, it'll get talked about. Stay tuned after the show for a song from returning artist Anonymous Willpower. Please enjoy "Pumpkin Love." Follow them for mo…
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Ho-ho-holy hidden depths, Santa! Last Christmas is the Who holiday special where Steven Moffat bakes an impossible tangerine cake: light and Christmassy on the surface, frosty chills and an arctic expanse of meaning underneath. Plus it changes Capaldi’s Doctor forever. But why has the randomizer, famed for its seasonal programming, served it up to …
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May the Source be with you! Tom Baker’s regeneration eve story The Keeper of Traken starts strong with a Shakespearean wedding on a utopian world of niceness — but soon devolves into a slap fight between drama nerds and science nerds over a strangely buff statue. Even its surprise reveal is far from the most masterful. So can the Doctor and Adric’s…
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Spring hath sprung and Happy St. Patrick's Day to all. Greg and Rob are in studio this week to talk many things, but honestly not many of them related to St. Patrick's Day. Plus some eclipse puns. Speaking of the eclipse, joining them in studio is Beth Bailey of the Rochester Eclipse Task Force, plus artist, to talk all things eclipse. Stay tuned a…
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The Toymaker may have made a "jigsaw” of the Doctor’s history, but truthfully it was well jigsawed when he got there. As any fan who has tried to make sense of Doctor Who canon knows (and there have been many), the show’s 60-year run is full of contradictions, retcons, and flat-out nonsense that paying attention to it seems like a waste of… er, tim…
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Time for the yarn on Karn that unravels the Doctor’s entire history — while cramming in more cranial puns than you can shake an oversized amygdala at. The Brain of Morbius is like a New Who embryo in a jar: a self-aware homage (to Frankenstein), a feminist fable (sort of) with a serious theme (immortality) that’s laced with laugh-out-loud lines, an…
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Crazy March weather. Rob and Greg back in studio before we were so rudely interrupted and joined once again by keyboardist Rich Fiordeliso for a wide variety of a group of discussion topics. Stay tuned after the show for a special treat. An old Jay Capozzi recording featuring Pat Proietti (sax), Keven Knapp (guitar), John Fransione (drums), Lou Rot…
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A clock that ticks down in real time. A fiendishly difficult pub quiz. And a creature that lives in a sun. Chris Chibnall’s first Doctor Who story, 42, has many intriguing elements — but also a lack of focus that foreshadows his time as showrunner. Does 42 add up to more than the sum of its parts? Phone your friends at Pull To Open and find out! Gi…
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T'is another Leap Year. We still don't know what that means. Greg and Rob are back in studio with special guest Hector. Also, congratulations to returning guest Steve "The Baron" Litvak for being named the inaugural DJ of the Year. Sit back and relax and we'll see you for another of these in four years. Stay tuned after the show for a song from Ann…
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SOME OF MY FAV SONGS CHOSEN AT RANDOM ! TRACKLIST:CHRIS BROWN - FOREVERJustin Bieber - What Do You Mean - DJ Midnight Baby Acap IntroMIKE POSNER - PLEASE DON'T GO (INTRO)***Calvin Harris & Dua Lipa - One KissDua Lipa - Don't Start Now (BPM Supreme Edit) (Clean Extended)10:49:58KATY PERRY FT SNOOP DOGG - CALIFORNIA GURLS (INTRO)Daft Punk - One More …
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Ground Control to Gravitron: Take your coffee sweet and put your space suit on…. The Moonbase isn’t just the first Cybermen reboot, it’s the template for every base under siege story since. Undoubtedly, Patrick Troughton grows in the role before our eyes. But what about sick jealous Jamie, chemistry expert Ben, and the rest of this Polly cocktail? …
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There is some very interesting news going around about the Biden Administration potentially reversing or slowing its push for Evie's here in the United States which could have implications the world over. But what does that mean for the automotive market and buyer? Well basically, right now would be the best time to get an EV because dealerships ar…
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The cold is back, and so are Rob and Greg. Also back is Lauren Faggiano, singer of Lauren and the Good Souls for a sit down chat to see what's going on in her world. Stay tuned after the show for a song from Lauren and The Good Souls. Please enjoy "The Women That Have Come Before Me". Follow her for more music, info on upcoming shows and keep on st…
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Time and tide may melt the snowman, but it also allows things to sink in. It’s been a few months since we kicked off the new era of Doctor Who, and now that we’ve had time to absorb the 60th anniversary specials, how do we feel about them? More to the point, how do we feel about Russell T. Davies 2.0 — the opening salvo of his second at-bat as show…
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Nail the accent on Carnival. Rob and Greg are in studio and are joined this week by returning guest; singer-songwriter and pianist Vicki Rummler to talk cats, the Puppy Bowl and some music along the way. Stay tuned after the show for a song from Vicki. From the album "Leaps and Bounds" please enjoy "The Garden". Follow her for more music, info on u…
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The Dream Lord makes the team … work? Amy’s Choice is fondly remembered as a pivotal point for the TARDIS trio of Amy, Rory and the Doctor, elevating the future Mr. Pond from gooseberry to hero. But does it give short shrift to Toby Jones as the Doctor’s alter ego? With Damla from “Come Along Pond,” a Pull To Open trio decides which reality we’re w…
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No shadow, which means early spring. So they say. Rob and Greg are back to question the pronunciation of February, and to talk about music, TV shows, serials and general goings on. Stay tuned after the show for a song from Katie Preston, "It's OK to Snow". Sit back and enjoy! Follow her for more music, info on upcoming shows and keep on staying saf…
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Allons-y into French history! The Reign of Terror is said to be the Doctor’s favorite era *ever* on Earth — so why isn’t “The Reign of Terror” a fan favorite? Is it just that it’s hard to find (boo, BritBox!) or did its plot go the way of the Scarlet Pimpernel? Take a seat in the history corner, citizen, and maybe you’ll survive your encounter with…
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Two in a row. So here we go. Greg is MIA so Rob is flying solo but has many guests. The Carnival is proud to welcome Bob Hyatt, Danny Lomenzo and Ethan Porter. Settle in for some talk about history of Hi-Fi and record shops, music and some Rochester history to boot. Stay tuned after the show for a mystery song from Soul Passenger. Sit back and enjo…
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When you sit down to watch Classic Doctor Who, you need to have faith — faith that intellect with triumph over violence, faith that poor production values will be made up for by fascinating storylines, and faith that the people making the show actually know what they’re doing. The Curse of Fenric makes you question that faith (for at least 3 episod…
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Happy 2024 everyone. We're back. Rob and Greg are ringing in the new year, eventually, in studio with Steve Tortoretti (drummer from Ezra and the Storm) and Rich Fiordeliso (keyboardist for Back in Town). Old friends of Greg, let's join them as they go way back to the beginnings. Stay tuned after the show for a mystery song that Greg picked out. Si…
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Did someone order a hybrid? The combo of The Magician’s Apprentice and The Witch’s Familiar take us on our deepest dive into Dalek territory yet. While Davros auditions for an EGOT, it’s Missy who steals the show. And hey, who turned on the HADS? Join us as we sort the overstuffed Moffat extravaganza from the weighty emotional drama! Give your own …
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TRACKLISTLen Boogsie Sharpe (feat. Kes & Keshav) - Gimme EverytingImran Nerdy - FailArthur Allain - Seven TimesPatrice Roberts - Mr. DriverHypasounds - One MoreProblem Child - Bring Ting Sekon Sta - Behavior Stink Imani Ray - Daiz We Patrice Roberts - All Ah Dat Is Mas Tempa x Millbeatz - Money Spirit Tech Sounds x Millbeatz - Doh Run Dev x Millbea…
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Daleks are used to being large and in charge, casually exterminating anything that moves with their ray guns and cruising over slave groups in their flying saucers. Take all that away from them, and what have you got? Basically a bunch of scared children, ready to freak out the moment a native gets a little too close with a spear. You get the sense…
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