Lost Hemisphere Radio Ep1: Protectorate of Menoth Book Review

Welcome to the first episode of Lost Hemisphere Radio, the continuation of our slow and inevitable conquest of the interwebs hand-in-hand with the Geekspeak Radio Network. Please join hosts Chris "Gdaybloke" Miller and John "MenothJohn" Christensen as they embark on a new chapter of Lost stuff and ramble about the new Forces of Warmachine: Protectorate of Menoth book with special guest Paul "UltimateLegion" Nguyen. Download the natterings!

Re-Play Radio Episode 12: What's So Great About The Earth, Anyway?

Yup. We're still doing this. Anyway, the latest episode of Re-Play Radio focuses on earth-friendly games, specifically Captain Planet for the NES and Awesome Possum for the Genesis. Neither are good. Both, in fact, make you want to pollute out of spite. We also talk about Final Fantasy XIII, Pokemon, Just Cause 2, Zombie Farm, and basically everything we have played in the nearly two months since the last episode. So there's that. Steve picks the scab off the "are games art" argument for the Re-Play Rant, and that's what brings us to now. So download it as you try to remember what this podcast is actually about.

Geekspeak Season 11, Episode 5: Up And Adam (WarRock)!

Adam WarRock art by Rusty Shackles

Hey, son. You like comics? You like rap music? You're gonna live Eugene Ahn. I meant that you were going to "love" him but that's accurate too. Anyway, he's our guest as we talk about Marvel VS Capcom 3 rumors, geeky Barbies, social networking statistics, and Net Neutrality. Then, we talk to Mr. Ahn (Adam WarRock if you're nasty) about his music, including his hit tracks "Ira Glass" and "I Gotta Believe", his new album, the creative process, his feelings on nerdcore hip-hop, and even the dopeness of his flow. It's the show - and the interview - so good that a mere hour couldn't contain it. Experience the majesty and the thrill of Eugene Ahn by downloading the episode now.

Film Rumble, Episode 10: Greenberg

Jared and Drew discuss growing up and make an off-handed comment about how watching child actor's grow up is like having kids. Commence creepy countdown in 3...2...1...