Welcome back to the podcast! On this episode we recap the past month and catch everyone up on what we’ve been up to. Gedge had some new experiences, John crossed off some bucket list items, and Dana put up with the two of them.
Be sure to stay till the very end. We got a little jumpy and tried to end the show before we got to John’s favorite part of London.
We’re back! In this episode we take a look at the modern master of horror, Stephen King! Gedge finally tackled his first King book, so we get into what he liked and didn’t like about it. We also take a look at his career, his legacy, and what reading means to us in general. We also get a report back from Dana’s first ever live pro wrestling event. Did she hate it?
Also: Ghostbusters! Dudes’ butts! Our apparent lack of controversy!
We’re back with a round up of the past few week’s big news items. Most importantly, we get pumped about the recent buff guy and girl brawls with our takes on Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice and this year’s Wrestlemania. Both were bad, but we at least had fun watching one of them. We also dive into the importance of character and storytelling, why professional wrestling should be a more credible nerd outlet, and get excited about a bunch of new trailers.
We’re back from our break with season two! What does it mean to be a nerd? Who is a nerd? Does a nerd even exist when Marvel and Star Wars are the most popular film brands in the world? In this episode we examine nerd culture and our place within it.
After a pretty heated fight over the new Star Trek trailer, we decided to take it to the air waves and hash some stuff out. In this episode, we wrap up our Doctor Who coverage, debate the new Star Trek trailer, and get sentimental about Star Wars.
Dana also fills us in on her burgeoning film career, and we do our best Rick Flair impressions.
We’re back from Thanksgiving break with a brand new podcast! We recap our Turkey Day highlights, catch up on Jessica Jones, and gush about the newest chapter of the Rocky saga, Creed. Plus, we get old and pretentious on some music, and talk about Gedge’s newly formed professional wrestling addiction.
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