This week on Geekspeak, it's The Geekspeak Good Time Family Non-Denominational Winter Solstice Event To Which You May Ascribe Any Meaning You Wish Special. Join Bryan, Wags, Drew, Frank, and our special guest Robbi Rodriguez as they celebrate the spirit of the season, or at least just talk about the things they liked during 2010. Plus, get all the inside dirt on the upcoming Maintenance movie and everything else Robbi's up to straight from the artistically-inclined horse's mouth. Download it now, ignore your family later.
It's the Lindsey and Bryan show once again with this new episode of Geekspeak. The lovely Ms. Wahowiak kicks things off by getting some stuff off her chest with HER takes on the Walking Dead and Conan, then it's all about Amazon's new movie studio, Hulu Plus' aggressive play for your streaming dollars, and (of course) new Batman casting rumors. It's the last podcast before Thanksgiving, so get your feast on early by downloading it now.
Geekspeak celebrates Halloween explicitly by not really mentioning it! Instead - Bryan, Steve Watts, and Lindsey talk about the new Myspace, Archie's first openly gay character getting his own ongoing series, the Playstation Phone, and the latest on the new Batman movie. Plus, for all you political nerds out there, the great political media consultant Dusty Trice joins us to talk about the power of social media and how it's making old school politics new. It's a great episode, and it's yours for the low, low price of clicking here.
Bryan flies alone for this episode of Geekspeak, because everyone else has been given the week off and is not at all dead no sir please don't look in the trunk. This 16-minute show covers the Hobbit casting announcement, the Professor Layton/Phoenix Wright crossover, and more Facebook privacy chicanery. You might as well download it now.
Geekspeak is back with a new episode, featuring the music of Adam Warrock and the man himself, Eugene Ahn. We'll talk about the government using Facebook to crack down on citizenship fraud, new provisions to help keep you from spending too much money on your wireless bill, and of course, Adam Warrock's THE WAR FOR INFINITY which you should already own but if you don't you'll get to hear some of it, and find out the behind-the-scenes story of the creation of this truly fantastic album. It's Bryan, it's Brad, it's Lindsey, it's The Euge, and it's available for download here.
Have we already hit twelve seasons of this nonsense? Sheesh...anyway, S12 (as the kids call it) starts off with a bang as we return from the hiatus to talk about the end of the universe, X-Men: First Class, the Rock Band 3 tracklist, a new way of preventing organ rejection, and the criminally underappreciated film version of Scott Pilgrim. If you haven't seen it, you are part of the problem. All this, plus things get uncomfortable and Scooter sings, on this edition of Geekspeak. Download it now!
This week's episode of Geekspeak covers all the important bases - Hulu Plus, iPhone 4 class action lawsuits, the new Spider-Man, (literally) judicious use of BitTorrent, Wonder Woman's new costume, and Finland's awesome new broadband policy. Your guides on this trip to Awesomeville? Bryan, Brad Canze, Lindsey, Kathryn, and Jake. So download it.
Almost two hours of chattery and ramblification on scenario boards, terrain, and coordinating events with your FLGS! Feel free to fire up Free Time Black Hole episode 7 to check out the maps and read along as we look at a handful of particularly awesome scenario boards with special guest CaptainSpud.
Zombies attacking two armies as they tried to hide in the same farmhouse?
Objectives in the middle of a frozen lake that's rapidly cracking?
One little bag of treasure hidden in a clustered townscape?
We got that.
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What a show. Bryan, Brad, and Jake (really!) were joined by comics journamalist and comediant David Wolkin for an episode so epic, it took a week to produce. The boys talk about work on the Green Lantern sequel, the new Mortal Kombat, massive Apple leaks, Rock Band 3, and the costs and benefits of fully digital comics...but really, that's just what was on the script. No, this episode was characterized by some of the most epic tangents since your AP geometry class. So if you want to hear a bunch of yokels yammering on about robotic arms and one of the worst/best comics in recent memory for 20-30 minutes at a clip, brother, you are in for a treat and a half. Download it now or suffer the consequences.
What's better than getting a new episode of Lost Hemisphere Radio? Getting two episodes in under a week! Hot damn, but it's an audio cornucopia! Join John and Chris and two (two!) special guests as they discuss the brand spankin' new Forces of Warmachine: Cryx book, and marvel at the dizzying array of background noises!
Mysterious heavy breathing! Cat on a piano! Baby babble!
Oh, and we just may have achieved the most in-depth discussion of the pros and cons of Cephalyx ever to be recorded. Wacky floating dudes in PVC longcoats!
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A new Geekspeak has arrived! If you like Brad Canze, Drew Proctor, Kathryn Gonsior, and the nothing-if-not-consistent Bryan Carr talking about robot marriage, Megan Fox, working conditions in Apple factories, the future of movies, and Google sniffing around in your personal business...then you are in luck! If you don't like these things, GTFO. The rest of you, download the show.
Here's another episode of Re-Play Radio, complete with lots of discussion of lots of games in What Else, a rant about Starcraft 2, and some conversation about some game that I refuse to acknowledge the existence of because it is a stupid game and Steve Watts won because he is King of the Stupids. Download it now.
