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Steve recaps his visit to The Quarters in Hadley and setting the high score on Galaga

This week's battle - Favorite Things About The Other Person's Franchise

Ace submits a Nerd Wars themed Christmas Song, and Laurie B professes her love for Ewoks

Plus Iggy Pop, The Kinks, light sabers, a new Stars Wars trilogy (?) and Skeleton Crew

Next week is the last Nerd Wars of 2024 and Will and Steve will decide on their five favorite Sci Fi and Fantasy movies

Dog Pause - stages of develope by 93.9 The River

Laura from sage green botanicals is going to teach us the differences between decoctions and infusions this week. Find out how to get the most out of your herbs/plants through these methods.

Foraging Friday's - Herbs for the nervous system/grief airing today by 93.9 The River

This week on Nerd Wars:

The topic of What Technology Would You Want In The Present Day is decided.

It's Light Saber versus Transporter - the listeners weigh in

Steve tries to get Will in the Holiday Spirit

For the next battle, roles are reversed. Steve weighs in on his favorite aspect of Star Trek and Will reveals what caught his attention in the Star Wars Universe.

Plus, Nina Simone, Blue Monday, the Sweetback Sisters and smoking a Christmas Tree.

And the next topic is revealed - will they choose yours?

Let your vote be heard! Let us know where you stand.

Vote on the Open Mic through the app or online through [email protected] and [email protected]

Ever wonder how long a dog is pregnant for? You'd be surprised just how short it is! Sarah breaks down the technical details of dog reproduction without getting into the hairy details. Find out more in this episode!

Join us as we listen into one of the Valleys newest nonprofits, the Queer Joy Collaborative. Mara Levi, Executive Director, and Nova Wehman-Brown, BOD Chair, as they talk about the journey of Queen Joy and the healing power of art, music, and mutual aid. The diversity in queer voices helps to strengthen and solidify the entire community. The Queer Joy Chorus began 6 years ago and was incubated in Northampton Community Music Center (NCMC). From humble beginnings of 6 people to over 70 now, they feature a Ya'll Come Chorus. They have big dreams and programming to tell us about so tune in or visit their website to learn more. Thank you for listening. Hope to see you at the Winter Ball in 12/21 at 33 Hawley Street in Northampton.

www.queerjoycollaborative.org

Join us as we listen into one of the Valleys newest nonprofits, the Queer Joy Collaborative. Mara Levi, Executive Director, and Nova Wehman-Brown, BOD Chair, as they talk about the journey of Queen Joy and the healing power of art, music, and mutual aid. The diversity in queer voices helps to strengthen and solidify the entire community. The Queer Joy Chorus began 6 years ago and was incubated in Northampton Community Music Center (NCMC). From humble beginnings of 6 people to over 70 now, they feature a Ya'll Come Chorus. They have big dreams and programming to tell us about so tune in or visit their website to learn more. Thank you for listening. Hope to see you at the Winter Ball in 12/21 at 33 Hawley Street in Northampton.

www.queerjoycollaborative.org

Join us as we listen into one of the Valleys newest nonprofits, the Queer Joy Collaborative. Mara Levi, Executive Director, and Nova Wehman-Brown, BOD Chair, as they talk about the journey of Queen Joy and the healing power of art, music, and mutual aid. The diversity in queer voices helps to strengthen and solidify the entire community. The Queer Joy Chorus began 6 years ago and was incubated in Northampton Community Music Center (NCMC). From humble beginnings of 6 people to over 70 now, they feature a Ya'll Come Chorus. They have big dreams and programming to tell us about so tune in or visit their website to learn more. Thank you for listening. Hope to see you at the Winter Ball in 12/21 at 33 Hawley Street in Northampton.

www.queerjoycollaborative.org

Join us as we listen into one of the Valleys newest nonprofits, the Queer Joy Collaborative. Mara Levi, Executive Director, and Nova Wehman-Brown, BOD Chair, as they talk about the journey of Queen Joy and the healing power of art, music, and mutual aid. The diversity in queer voices helps to strengthen and solidify the entire community. The Queer Joy Chorus began 6 years ago and was incubated in Northampton Community Music Center (NCMC). From humble beginnings of 6 people to over 70 now, they feature a Ya'll Come Chorus. They have big dreams and programming to tell us about so tune in or visit their website to learn more. Thank you for listening. Hope to see you at the Winter Ball in 12/21 at 33 Hawley Street in Northampton.

www.queerjoycollaborative.org