3 Geeks and a Microphone

3 Geeks and a Microphone

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  • Star Wars

    On this episode of 3 Geeks and a Microphone  Art, Russ and Dean are joined by two very special guests.  Michael French from Retroblasting and Tom Berges of I Grew up Start Wars for a no holds bared discussion on all things Star Wars  from what it was like being there in 1977 to toys  and the acquisition by Disney.  Join us while we make the jump to light speed on this episode of 3 Geeks and a Microphone 

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    YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwMDyEKWA-cOkDd5qrtM7fw 

    Podcast: https://anchor.fm/3geeksmicrophone 


    Retroblasting:  https://www.youtube.com/user/retroblasting

    Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/RetroBlasting


    Igrewupstarwars  https://igrewupstarwars.com/




    2 hr 23 min
  • The Wraith (1986)

    Art, Russ and Dean discuss the 1986 supernatural car thriller, The Wraith. Staring Charlie Sheen. Sherlyn Fenn and Randy Quaid.  Does it make it to the finish line or blow a gasket?  find out on this episode of 3 Geeks and a Microphone. 


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    Podcast Link:  https://anchor.fm/3geeksmicrophone

    46 min
  • Hollywood Knights (1980)

    On this episode Art, Russ and Dean fire up the engine and drop it into 3rd as we take a look at the 1980 car flick Hollywood Knights. 

    47 min
  • Cons and Cosplay

    Cons and Cosplay,  What is it like to go to Cons,  or to Cosplay as your favorite character.  on todays episode we interview Maria, a long time convention goer and cosplayer,  she shares her incites on cons, ghostbusters and the general state of geekdom,  we are 3 Geeks and a Microphone.   


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    1 hr
  • To Live and Die in L.A. (1985)

    Russ, Art and Dean, discuss the 1985 film To Live and Die in L.A.  We go over everything from William Dafoe's Teeth to the bizarre concept of the "Lead Facial"  We put the pedal to the floor for this 80's classic, buckle  up and enjoy the ride. We are 3 Geeks and a Microphone.  


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    51 min
  • Saturday Morning Memories

    Art, Russ and Dean discuss the joy of morning cartoons in the 1980's  So grab a bowl of your fav cereal and join us for a ride down memory lane. We are 3 Geeks and a Microphone.   

    54 min
  • Blue Thunder (1983)

    Welcome back to another episode of Three Geeks and a Microphone. Today's topic is the 80's flick, Blue Thunder. Spoiler Alert - we dissect this movie like a frog in 9th grade biology. No movie cliché, bad corpse acting, or idiotic driving down a one way street is safe from being laughed at or scrutinized. The nostalgia of Los Angeles in the 80s, trivia tidbits and pop culture references, and possibly the secret beginning of Skynet also come up. And if you pay attention while we walk you through the movie, you won't fall into any of the giant plot holes.

    Blue Thunder Blog- http://bluethunderhelicopter.com/ 

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    52 min
  • Origins of Geekdom

    Welcome to the second episode of Three Geeks and Microphone. Today, we talk about our personal origins of Geekdom, and our refusal to be normal. Dean, Art, and Russ go off the cuff and talk truth. From growing up in the 80's and being picked on for our geekier interests, to accepting who we are and reaffirming the motto: We're geeks, and proud. From our mouths to your ears, we're three geeks and a microphone.


    Questions or Comments? [email protected] 

    57 min

About 3 Geeks and a Microphone

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Between the years of 1970 and 1995, Gen-Xers entertained themselves with an endless supply of movies, television shows, and cartoons. We grew from after school specials, to video rentals, to streaming obscure television shows online for nostalgia. And now three of us are armed with microphones. Listen in while we explore the influences of our formative years - from the small screen to the big screen, the toy box to our mental stashes of one liners and movie quotes.