BatChums Episode 103
- The BatChums podcast released Episode 103 within the last 48 hours, continuing its British art review series. (youtube.com) - No transcript was available for the episode, but its 103rd release signals sustained cadence and audience engagement. (youtube.com) - Media retrieval for tech and transport searches was patchy, making this culture episode a visible example of reliable creator publishing. (youtube.com)
BatChums posted Episode 103 on April 22, extending its Batman ’66 rewatch run with a new discussion of “Louie, the Lilac.” (esonetwork.com) The episode was published by The ESO Network under the byline of Drew Leiter, and the show’s YouTube channel listed it as a 1:04:31 upload with 104 videos on the channel overall. (esonetwork.com) (youtube.com) Episode 103 covers season 3, episode 7 of Batman ’66, the October 26, 1967 installment directed by George Waggner and written by Dwight Taylor, with Milton Berle guest-starring as Louie the Lilac. (esonetwork.com) BatChums is hosted by Drew Leiter and Mike Gordon, and the show describes itself as a recap-and-review project covering the 1960s Batman series from the first episode to the last. (podnews.net) (esonetwork.com) The recent release pattern has been weekly. The ESO Network archive shows Episode 101 on April 8, Episode 102 on April 15, and Episode 103 on April 22, all moving through season 3 in order. (esonetwork.com) That schedule puts the podcast past the 100-episode mark less than a month after Episode 100 was posted on April 1, with the series now covering the back half of Batman ’66’s third season. (esonetwork.com) The feed is distributed beyond YouTube. Podnews lists BatChums as a TV and film podcast hosted on Libsyn, with app links including Apple Podcasts and Spotify, and notes that the show uses Podcasting 2.0 features. (podnews.net) Podnews also says the show has no trailer correctly marked in its RSS feed and warns that episode numbers in titles can make playback harder on some smart-speaker systems under Apple’s podcast guidelines. (podnews.net) For listeners, Episode 103 is less a format change than proof of steady execution: another hour-long stop in a week-by-week march through Batman ’66, now 103 episodes deep. (youtube.com) (esonetwork.com)
