Well, if you have been to this podcast's Flickr account recently, you know from the many pictures taken that Brian G had a birthday in which he and the Church Ladies For Choice took in an afternoon of theatre at the Helen Hayes theatre here in New York.

They saw Xanadu On Broadway: The Musical!

And you could also surmise that if Brian G has a bunch of pictures of a single event, he is going to use them to put together one of those video montages of pictures set to music that he gets such a kick out of putting together.

And here it is...

Enjoy.

This past summer Brian G traveled to Las Vegas with his partner David (Mr. Who) and David's cousin Annette.

While there, they took in the Star Trek Experience at the Hilton Hotel finding that it exceeded all of their expectations.  All three being only part-time fans of the films and many series (enough to tell the difference between a Tribble and a bottle of Romulan Ale) they still had a amazing time.

During dinner at Quark's Restaurant in the Experience, they were chatted up by a blue skinned and antennaed Andorian from the icy moon of Andoria of the ringed gas giant Andor in the Procyan System.  Brian G was wearing the binaural mics all night, so presented here is their conversation with the "Commander" about alien sexual politics, alien race issues and our favorite alien - "Admiral" Janeway.

Enjoy

Brian G was playing on the computer with recent pictures from a trip to Lake Compounce Amusement Park; putting together a little video with still images the way he likes to do - very iMovie and all that.

Here is the results of his play. 

Not to get too pretentious or anything, but during his years in film school - in the art department, not the journalism school - Brian G was introduced to a couple of the films of Stan Brahkage.  One of them, "Anticipation of the Night", absorbed him greatly, and while this little video Brian G has made is not that movie he would like to think it shares some of its' concerns - aesthetic and otherwise.  Brahkage made non-narrative films about light through a lens and on to a reflective screen, the formal elements of the film becoming both metaphor and anti-metaphor.

Hey, if nothing else, the sonic armature on which all the images hang is one of the all time greatest rock songs ever.  Enjoy...

David b joins other queercasters with this household chore video!  This one is for you Tim Corrimal and Archerr.