The story behind the Music Video of Dome's Descend. How it all happened and connected. We also have the premiere of another song of theirs called We Are Machine.

Seanorama discusses the process of "selling out" in this lost episode. Expanding upon the commercialization of Tegan and Sara and where they are today in their success, he discusses what it means today to sell out.

Ever wonder what would have happened if a different actor had been cast as Iron Man? Wolverine? Professor X? Seanorama discusses stunt casting for comic movies, studios pushing their stars into the films, and the editorial process in a comic movies script.

Episode 12 Movie reviews and their failure in today's social media Seanorama discusses the unprofessionalism of movie reviews today. Be warned this is a rant! Using language and definitions, he discusses what a review is meant to be, how it often rarely follows this path, and how no credentials are required to be a "professional" reviewer . Don't be a sheep. If you want to see a movie, go see it. If you don't, vote with your pocketbook and avoid it.

Episode 11 To collect comic books or not Seanorama discusses the modern comic book as he wrestles with his failing nerdness of whether he can keep collecting comics.

The World Premiere of Be Famous by Dome. Seanorama discusses the writing and recording process of the song. Be Famous written by Alex Radai, Sean McGinity, Ole Larson, and Todd McGinity, 2015. Visit Dome at: https://www.reverbnation.com/domeband https://www.facebook.com/domeband/

Episode 9 The loss of the modern drummer In this episode, Seanorama discusses EDM, modern Pop, and computerized drummers.

Seanorama continues the history lesson of the comic book movie, picking up after the release of the Incredible Hulk, with discussions of the impact of Back to the Future on superhero movies, end credit sequences, leading all the way up Batman V Superman.

The history of comic book movies, from the old model to current studio regime. Seanorama discusses the early beginnings of comic book films from Blade, Sam Raimi's Spider-Man, and the Dark Knight, up to the gamble that was Iron Man which forever changed the superhero movie landscape.

Is Chris Cornell from Soundgarden a formerly good singer, or does he still have the goods. Or is he a better vocalist now than he's ever been? In this episode, Seanorama tackles the science of singing, from the purely technical side, and analyzes some of comments of the online trolls dissing the vocal genius.