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Grind Pulp Podcast Episode 18 - AfroDynamite!
It\u2019s Dyn-O-mite! Episode 18 - Afro-Dynamite. We\u2019re talking three killer stories and our feature presentation: Black Dynamite!
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\nFor the lowdown Jeronimo rediscovers his love for Police Academy, Andrew teases the possibility of a future True Detective discussion, and Manga Matt does his thing. What\u2019s that? Reading Manga & Comics.
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\nWe get to deep into the mix with three super dope works of fiction.
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\nSTORIES:
\n1. Jaguar in the Jungland Boogie - Michael A. Gonzales, in Black Pulp
\n2. Afrodesiac - Brian Maruca and Jim Rugg
\n3. Titty Titty Bang Bang - Chester Olden Earnest, discovered by Thomas Pluck, in Blood & Tacos #4
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\nFEATURE PRESENTATION:
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