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On this episode of Varmints! your clueless safari guides Paul Csomo and Paul Wilk learn about the Earth’s largest land mammal, elephants!

Video courtesy of YouTube user elephantnews

 We just didn’t have the time to talk about how elephants use their ears to cool down, how they

“I tell you, we are here on Earth to fart around, and don’t let anybody tell you different.”   – Kurt Vonnegut

He must be familiar with our latest episode mocking the hilarious methane gas.  Kari Simms and Adam Santino face off against Zman and Michael Johnson.

How much of a fart is made up of methane?  Tune in to see who had it right!

In this episode of Geek Cinema Society, Brett Stewart, Nicole Davis, David Luzader, and their guest, Matt Stein, delve into ‘Fahrenheit 451,’ a classic film from 1966 based on the famous science fiction novel of the same name by Ray Bradbury. Most of us have read the book at one point or another, either voluntarily or in high school English. The novel has become ingrained in the history of American literature, and it’s often recognized as one of the fundamental building blocks of the science fiction genre. Is ‘Fahrenheit 451’ as controversial now as it was when it was released? Are there historical analogs to be made between Bradbury’s universe and our own? Geek Cinema Society explores all of that and much more in this episode!

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

Connect with our hosts and guest! Brett Stewart | David Luzader | Nicole Davis | Matt Stein

Katie Talmo, head writer for Trivia Geeks Podcast, guest stars on this episode of I’d App That! She is the co-founder of Blazing Caribou Studios. bringing along her favorite Toddler Apps: My Very Hungry Caterpillar, Disney Tsum Tsum and Angry Birds to help keep a three year-old busy in public.

It’s a brand new episode of Varmints! In this episode, animal novices Paul Csomo and Paul Wilk talk about the military, pop culture, and, oh yeah, the fascinating world of beetles!

Note: Blazing Caribou Studios is not responsible for any vomiting or the resultant dry cleaning bills tha

So you wake up one morning to realize you have hair in places that never seemed possible. You are getting up so many time in the middle of the night that you are actually thinking of getting a second job to work at in between pee schedules.  Your hair’s turning grey, your waistline is growing, and everything just seems to hurt.  Welcome to Life After 40.

Why is weight loss so much harder as you get older? You’ve always been able to lose weight if you set your mind to it, right? You go on holiday, put on half a stone, get back and go on that old diet that always used to work a treat.

Except that now this is Life After 40, that old diet just doesn’t work any more. You literally have to STARVE to lose any weight, and you probably know that you’ve just lost fluid and muscle! The minute you look at a piece of bread, that weight’s right back on.

So what’s going on? Why is it so damned difficult to shed the pounds after 40?  Well there are lots of reasons, and it’s not always to do with what’s on your plate (although that plays a big part!).

As your body gets older, your metabolism slows down.  People tend to not be as active.  Obesity  is one of the major causes of heart disease.  3. Your thyroid is killing your metabolism – low thyroid is very common as we get older, slowing down your metabolism to a crawl, making you exhausted and unable to burn off those carbs you’re eating.

Trivia Geeks is the internet’s most unpredictable game show, where anything can happen and usually does! Each week Kari Simms and Michael Johnson battle it out with their celebrity guests to win trivia supremacy over the internet. Watch host Shawn Burns try to herd these cats into submission.  You can WATCH LIVE HERE Tuesday NIGHTS AT 9:15 PM Eastern.

Today we are going to talk about Legion.  Blizzard’s release of the most confident expansion World of Warcraft fans have ever seen and how it’s bringing fans back in droves, even subscribers that have been gone for years.  

World of Warcraft is on the up-and-up, Blizzard Entertainment announced. When Legion launched on Aug. 30, it had sold through 3.3 million copies — an all-time high for the franchise, tying with the record set by the Cataclysm expansion in 2010.

Balancing player classes across both PvE and PvP in World of Warcraft has been a long-time struggle for Blizzard. They have to make sure that an ability is useful for dungeons and raids.  But not so powerful that it would give the character an unfair advantage in battlegrounds and arenas.

Blizzard’s solution in Legion is to offer a separate PvP talent system. As players earn Honor ranks, they can unlock special abilities.   These abilities only work in battleground and arenas. In addition to making PvP balance easier to attain.  This new system takes the focus away from grinding Honor and Conquest gear. Your choice of PvP talents and how you use them will matter more than your equipment.

In this episode of Geek Cinema Society, Brett Stewart, Nicole Davis, David Luzader, and their guest, Corey Scott, delve into ‘Return To Oz,’ the cult classic Disney film from 1985. The film, which has a reputation of being particularly dark, might actually prove more faithful to its subject matter than its legendary predecessor, ‘The Wizard Of Oz.’ (Despite the two films not being officially connected.) Is ‘Return To Oz’ a film you should return to? Or is it best left in the 80s? In this episode of Geek Cinema Society, we discuss the themes of this bizarre classic, the special effects in contrast with contemporary counterparts, and much more! There aren’t many shows in 2016 that would talk about ‘Return To Oz,’ but we’re here on Geek Cinema Society to do just that each week!

For listeners who would like to follow along and treat Geek Cinema Society as a film club of sorts, we will be watching ”Fahrenheit 451′ next week! Following that, we’ll be watching ‘The X Files.’

Connect with our hosts and guest! Brett Stewart | David Luzader | Nicole Davis | Corey Scott

Kari Simms guest stars on this episode of I’d App That! She is the co-founder of Blazing Caribou Studios. bringing along her favorite Apps: 7 Minute Workout, MyFitnessPal, & Runtastic.  Encouraging you to take control of your diet and help kick-start your new healthy lifestyle.

Shane Mattox and Peter Fisher discuss WhatsApp new policy on sharing data information on Facebook. WhatsApp says that sharing this information means Facebook can offer better friend suggestions by mapping users’ social connections across the two services, and deliver more relevant ads on the social network. 

I’d App that ponders Google’s choice to end support for Chrome apps on Windows, Mac, and Linux.   Starting later this year, new Chrome apps will be available only to Chrome OS users and will not be accessible on Windows, Mac, and Linux. (Existing apps will remain available and can still be updated.) Then, sometime in the second half of 2017, the Chrome Web Store will no longer display Chrome apps at all on those operating systems.

Our guest, Kari Simms discusses the Healthy living and lifestyle changing Apps: 7 Minute Workout, MyFitnessPal, & Runtastic.  It’s recommended  using all three apps in conjunction with a healthy diet, and weight loss program.  As always before starting a new routine, or weight loss program, first consult with your physician.