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Classic Rock is a radio format which developed from the album-oriented rock (AOR) format in the early 1980s. In the United States, the Classic Rock format features music ranging generally from the late 1960s to the late 1980s, primarily focusing on commercially successful hard rock popularized in the 1970s.  It also happens to be the expertise of Travis T  from ‘This Freakin’ Show’, this week!

Kari Simms and Travis T were asked in a bonus round on classic rock:

How many songs by AC/DC does Wrestlemania 25 feature?

Owls are the topic on this week’s Varmints podcast. This week one Paul discovers that the cake was a lie while the other Paul has his last shred of innocence violently torn away from him, but they both come away victorious with a slightly better knowledge of our feathered friends. Listen to the audio below and follow along with the show notes! It’ll be a HOOT!

Learn everything you ever wanted to know about owls that we didn’t get to at this website!

It’s okay. We know some of you are smart. Working your way through college and what not. We get it. Don’t press send.

Owls are dicks.

Hey you dirty bird! We want to hear from you! Tell us some owl stories, share your delicious owl recipes, give us suggestions for animals you’d like to he

In this episode of Geek Cinema Society, Brett Stewart, Nicole Davis, David Luzader, and their guest, Phil Rood, delve into 1973’s ‘Westworld.‘ The Michael Crichton penned and produced film tells the story of a futuristic theme park gone awry when its robot inhabitants turn on the park attendees. This evening HBO debuted the pilot episode of their modern adaption of ‘Westworld.’ It all started in 1973 with this film, however, so join Geek Cinema Society in exploring the source material for the highly anticipated new show on HBO! (Also, James Brolin is a time traveling Christian Bale.)

Here is the video that Brett referenced in regard to Alan Oppenheimer.

For listeners who would like to follow along and treat Geek Cinema Society as a film club of sorts, we will be watching ‘The Neverending Story’ next week! Following that, we’ll be watching ‘The Goonies.’

Connect with our hosts and guest! Brett Stewart | David Luzader | Nicole Davis | Phil Rood

Incremental games, also called idle games, clickergames or clicking games.  They are video games whose gameplay consists of the player performing simple actions (such as clicking on the screen) repeatedly to gain currency. This can be used to obtain items or abilities that increase the rate at which currency accrues.

Your hosts, Shane Mattox, Stacy Baldwin and Peter Fisher discuss Idle games. Paul Csomo, host of the Varmints! Podcast, stops by on this episode of I’d App That!  Paul lends his knowledge on some of his favorite idle games: Egg, Inc., Abyssrium and Neko Atsume: Kitty Collector.

Peter Fisher gives us his choice of apps this week on Peter’s Pick: MapMyRide.

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Starting September 19, Twitter will begin cutting down exactly what’s counted against their 140-character restriction. This includes “media attachments like images, GIFs, videos & polls  This was first announced back in May, but no exact date was given. Usernames will also stop counting toward the limit, but it’s unclear if these will happen simultaneously.

They had previously considered increasing the limit, but CEO Jack Dorsey praised it back in January. He called it a “beautiful constraint” and that Twitter

The Varmints! podcast is down on the farm hanging out with the goats this week! Join Paul Csomo and Paul Wilk as they talk about the Chicago Cubs, Goat Simulator, sordid tales from a Florida farm and you might just learn something about everyone’s favorite petting zoo citizen!

You’ve heard of the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. How about the American Dairy Goat Association National Show? Yeah, that’s a thing! We had no idea either!

Who doesn’t love a good set of Bongos?! We likely talk a lot about guys and metal fans favorite topic: Bongos!

Lineker vs Dodson

We are deep diving into Fight Night 95 and discuss Roy Nelson potentially being fined for kicking a reg, Felders eye cut and we preview this weekends upcoming fight. Ken most likely talks about how much he loves Jon Jones, Nate reminds him of why he is wrong. The world keep spinning.

Tim Lambesis is suing for $35 million because he developed titties. Max Cavalera feels he shouldn’t have left Sepultura, Iron Maidens masks and a lot of new music. Ken talks all things hesh, Nate covers the releases from a year ago.

This week our main event comes from up and coming Milwaukee metal band, Archiver and their song 1957.

In this episode of Geek Cinema Society, Brett Stewart, Nicole Davis, David Luzader, and their guest, Kevin Burns, delve into 1996’s ‘The X Files,’ the first feature film in the famous FOX franchise. Taking place between seasons five and six, this film, which is now often referred to as ‘Fight The Future,’ is an immensely important piece of the show’s chronology. How does this film stack up nearly twenty years later? Does ‘The X Files’ still evoke the same sense of wonder and intrigue that caused it to become a worldwide phenomenon? Will the sexual tension between Mulder and Scully ever come to fruition? (No, probably not.) Tune into this episode of Geek Cinema Society as the panel digs into all of that and much more!

For listeners who would like to follow along and treat Geek Cinema Society as a film club of sorts, we will be watching ‘Westworld’ next week! Following that, we’ll be watching ‘The Neverending Story.’

Connect with our hosts and guest! Brett Stewart | David Luzader | Nicole Davis | Kevin Burns

On this episode of Streaming Geeks: Shawn Burns, Donna Hume and Jeanne Szarama review The Fundamentals of Caring.

A writer (Paul Rudd) retires after a personal tragedy and becomes a disabled teen’s caregiver. When the two embark on an impromptu road trip, their ability to cope is tested as they start to understand the importance of hope and friendship

After losing his son in an accident, retired writer Ben (played by Paul Rudd) takes courses to become a caregiver. This decision brings him into contact with a boy named Trevor (played by Craig Roberts) and changes both their lives in unexpected ways.  The film also stars Bobby Cannavale and Selena Gomez.

A ten episode order focusing on the events leading up to 9/11. The series, based on Lawrence Wright’s nonfiction book, is helmed by writer Dan Futterman (Capote) and filmmaker Alex Gibney (Going Clear).

The future of the show was uncertain amid speculative tensions between Sony and Netflix. In addition, Florida cut its tax incentives for filming prior to the show’s renewal. The series creators have said that they envisioned a five or six season run.

What does the “world famous” Master Bait and Tackle, shop in a quaint little drinking town with a severe fishing problem, have to do with today’s episode?  Download and listen to this week’s episode of Trivia Geeks! Pitting Kari Simms and Brett Stewart, host of Geek Cinema Society against Gary Esch, a Blazing Caribou Studios staff writer,  and Michael Johnson.  They “tackle“ on nerdy pop culture, random trivia and hilarious games.

Kari Simms and Brett Stewart were asked.  Is Master Bait and Tackle an actual business name?

A.  That’s Legit

B. That’s Bullshit

On this episode of The Occasional Show, Kari Simms and Shawn Burns interview Johnny Orlando, host of the PVDCast.  He is celebrating his PVDcast 100th Episode! He sat down with us to discuss his ideas and plans for the future.

“On this episode of the PVDcast, I am joined by Columbus artist, Ric