adeLayed Podcast Studios

Welcome to the latest and somewhat greatest nerd/geek podcast with Aaron and James. Today we're introducing ourselves and talking about what kind of nerds we each are - and you'll be surprised at who knows what fandoms and who apparently needs remedial nerd training. In between all that we riff on Robocop, George R.R Martin, mourn the great Star Wars Book Universe Division, and talk about why finding fellow nerds and geeks matters and is important for us in Rural Colorado.

A brief news update on what's coming next and the announcement of something exciting coming to our podcast! Letting you know we're still around, still kicking, and still producing.

CJ and Riley open their first podcast with conversations about food, underrated food, seasons for food - including the ham sandwich season, and so much more.

Seventh-grader Chayce returns to his podcast with an extensive conversation with his brother about the COVID experience, their views on masks, vaccines, and what they are looking forward to in their summer plans.

Seventh Grader Chayce talks about what his experience, feelings, and opinions were and are, as he looks back on the last year until now. He also interviews his younger brother to get the 4th grader's perspective on the experience,

Sixth-grader Jacob returns to his ongoing podcast about Anglo-Saxon history to talk with his younger brother about the history of the three men who had claims to the throne and gives further details from episode 2.

Sixth-grader Jacob returns to interview his sister to help teach her further details about the three men who would claim the throne of King in England and reflects on the history, context and interesting pieces of the story.

Sixth-grader Jacob presents the first episode of his ongoing podcast discussing the history of Anglo-Saxon England with key historical context, background, and personal commentary.

We welcome @FortMorganCO Chief of Police Loren Sharp along with Sergeant John Renteria and Officer Paul Mendoza. We talk about policing in a rural community vs metro areas. We also talk about what COVID has been like for them and the community they serve. They spotlight the good stuff they've seen and offer suggestions on how to be better & stronger together. We end with an idea from the Chief on a community panel proposal he's working on. It's a long episode, but worth it!

Aaron's back for a solo episode in which he talks about closing the chapter on teaching during a pandemic, and stuff he's learned along with two others who share via Twitter as well. Credit to @EnglishElective and @DigThisBird for their thoughts!