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DJ and host of Nostalgic Chris Clemon visits The Basement this week to talk a little drag culture, Stranger Things, and new releases to theaters and blu-ray for the month of February. Chris takes his turn with the 7 Deadly Questions before we have a two part discussion on THE AUTOPSY OF JANE DOE (Pt. 1 - spoiler-free; Pt. 2 - spoiler-full).

Thanks to Firebelly Rep and their production of DUNGEON HIGH for sponsoring this week's episode.

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The boys keep it classy on their 1 year Anniversary, and so it's business as usual. This ep the boys discuss the new show Riverdale and have one the oldest debates of our time: Betty vs Veronica. Also other things!

We're wrapping January up with two of our friends from the Omaha theatre community - Cathy Hirsch, and returning guest Noah Diaz. We have a great discussion on feminism in horror movies as well as Brian De Palma's CARRIE, Noah tells us about his new play THE MOTHERHOOD ALMANAC play till February 19 at the Shelterbelt Theatre, and Cathy gets her turn with the 7 Deadly Questions.

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Craig, Brian, and special guest, Bobby Vass discuss Mark Z. Danielewski's House of Leaves.

What would an episode be if we didn't talk about Star Wars? This week the boys discuss the new Star Wars title, as well as pitch some of their own original phone app ideas.

Today's episode is jam packed with flavor, not to mention your daily dose of funny. The Nerds analyze brand new trailers out this week, Logan and Power Rangers, both out in March 2017. In comics this week, Curse Words #1 and the first issue of Marvel's new Monsters Unleashed mini-series.

It was a busy week in politics. Between Trump shooting off at the thumb on Twitter, the inauguration, cabinet appointments, executive orders, a lying Sean Spicer, and...oh yeah, the WORLD'S LARGEST PROTEST AGAINST A SITTING PRESIDENT EVER.

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Comedian/Actor Monty Eich returns to The Basement for a third time, and this time he brings with him actor/writer Ben Beck with him to tell us about Omaha Community Playhouse's production of Around the World In 80 Days playing now until February 12, 2017.

We open the show with a nonsense story about the worst bridesmaid in the world, and move right into News of the Dead where we discuss the scariest show from our childhood, Unsolved Mysteries. You can now watch later episodes with host Dennis Farina, as well as the first season with Robert Stack on Amazon Prime.

Ben takes his turn with the 7 Deadly Questions where he puts a lot of thought into #7: Who would win: Jason, Freddy, Michael Myers, or Leatherface.

We wrap up the show with a lengthy discussion on the 1973 Vincent Price film THEATRE OF BLOOD. We have a lot of fun with this one.

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This week on NotL, the Nerds are joined by Marcus Reynolds founder of Minority Reform to talk about the return on investment of having children, upcoming blockbuster film casting rumors, and the shameful gutting of the Affordable Care Act.

Minority Reform is an up and coming project to spread positivity and good works where it can do the most good-in the local community! Visit MinorityReform.com to learn more about getting involved in YOUR community.

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We're double-dipping this week in The Basement with an interview with Andrea Subisatti and the January edition of The Horror Exam.

Andrea is a writer and the Operations Manager for Rue Morgue Magazine, as well as co-host of The Faculty of Horror podcast, and the host of The Batcave on YouTube.

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The second half of the episode is this month's Horror Exam with contestants Mallory Vallier, Dave Keim, Rob Bruns, and Sara Cartwright.

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That's a wrap. This week the boys discuss their favourites of the 2016 year and talk about what they are most looking forward to in 2017.