Common Geeking Program

Jeff Leavitt had to perform black magic to resurrect this episode from the grave after his portable hard drive died the day before release. The topic is Steven Universe, with a focus on metaphors that make complex concepts more digestible for children.

He's joined by Laura Cramer in her debut as a full-time regular on the podcast, talking about The Circle of Magic book series. Also joining is Pat Brehm repping Coheed and Cambria/The Amery Wars, as well as special guest Courtney Kuhn repping The Land Before Time. Hurray for equal gender representation.

Jeff Leavitt had to perform black magic to resurrect this episode from the grave after his portable hard drive died the day before release. The topic is Steven Universe, with a focus on metaphors that make complex concepts more digestible for children.

He's joined by Laura Cramer in her debut as a full-time regular on the podcast, talking about The Circle of Magic book series. Also joining is Pat Brehm repping Coheed and Cambria/The Amery Wars, as well as special guest Courtney Kuhn repping The Land Before Time. Hurray for equal gender representation.

After representing it twice, Keenan Kodesch finally hosts an episode about Bioshock! The discussion centers around morality systems in gaming, but strays so, so far off topic.

He's joined by Colin Ketchen introducing all five listeners to Metro 2033, Jeff Leavitt relating everything to "Lost" as much as is humanly possible, and... Well, Austin planned to talk about "Fire Emblem," but you'll have to hear how that works out.

Released on April 21, 2017

Created by Colin Ketchen & Jeff Leavitt

Edited by Colin Ketchen

Original Music by Colin Ketchen

(Other sound clips are used in compliance with Fair Use laws and are the sole property of their individual owners. Common Geeking Program makes no claim to their usage rights.)

After representing it twice, Keenan Kodesch finally hosts an episode about Bioshock! The discussion centers around morality systems in gaming, but strays so, so far off topic.

He's joined by Colin Ketchen introducing all five listeners to Metro 2033, Jeff Leavitt relating everything to "Lost" as much as is humanly possible, and... Well, Austin planned to talk about "Fire Emblem," but you'll have to hear how that works out.

Released on April 21, 2017

Created by Colin Ketchen & Jeff Leavitt

Edited by Colin Ketchen

Original Music by Colin Ketchen

(Other sound clips are used in compliance with Fair Use laws and are the sole property of their individual owners. Common Geeking Program makes no claim to their usage rights.)

Austin hosts a conversation about the opening sections of “The Silmarillion” by JRR Tolkien, as four geeks talk about the development of lore in fiction.

On top of Austin’s Episode 1 throwback, we hear Eddy talk about Dark Souls, Keenan revisit Bioshock, and Jeff one again successfully shoehorn in “Transformers” where it shouldn’t make sense, but it does anyways. It’s all very entertaining, we promise.

Released April 14th, 2017

Created by Colin Ketchen & Jeff Leavitt

Edited by Austin Liebers

Austin hosts a conversation about the opening sections of “The Silmarillion” by JRR Tolkien, as four geeks talk about the development of lore in fiction.

On top of Austin’s Episode 1 throwback, we hear Eddy talk about Dark Souls, Keenan revisit Bioshock, and Jeff one again successfully shoehorn in “Transformers” where it shouldn’t make sense, but it does anyways. It’s all very entertaining, we promise.

Released April 14th, 2017

Created by Colin Ketchen & Jeff Leavitt

Edited by Austin Liebers

Matt hosts a conversation about "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" Season 6, Episode 4 titled "Mac's Big Break," focusing mostly on Dennis and Dee's failed podcast idea. Sound familiar?

Colin makes an uninspired comparison to a "Family Guy" episode with the same B-plot, while Austin makes thoughtful points about the podcast "Welcome to Nightvale," and Eddy struggles to talk over the others about the podcast "Hello from the Magic Tavern."

Released April 6th, 2017

Created by Colin Ketchen & Jeff Leavitt

Edited by Matt Canavan

Matt hosts a conversation about "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" Season 6, Episode 4 titled "Mac's Big Break," focusing mostly on Dennis and Dee's failed podcast idea. Sound familiar?

Colin makes an uninspired comparison to a "Family Guy" episode with the same B-plot, while Austin makes thoughtful points about the podcast "Welcome to Nightvale," and Eddy struggles to talk over the others about the podcast "Hello from the Magic Tavern."

Released April 6th, 2017

Created by Colin Ketchen & Jeff Leavitt

Edited by Matt Canavan

Matt hosts a conversation about "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" Season 6, Episode 4 titled "Mac's Big Break," focusing mostly on Dennis and Dee's failed podcast idea. Sound familiar?

Colin makes an uninspired comparison to a "Family Guy" episode with the same B-plot, while Austin makes thoughtful points about the podcast "Welcome to Nightvale," and Eddy struggles to talk over the others about the podcast "Hello from the Magic Tavern."

Released April 6th, 2017

Created by Colin Ketchen & Jeff Leavitt

Edited by Matt Canavan

Chowder hosts a conversation about how he thinks the characters in "Overwatch" are heroes, but not everybody agrees. Will you?

He is joined by Jeff's sporadic recollection of "Heroes," Matt's meme-lording of "Shrek," and Keenan's dignified representation of "Wonder Woman."

Released Mar 31, 2017

Created by Colin Ketchen & Jeff Leavitt

Edited by Taeemul "Chowder" Chowdhury

Original Music by Colin Ketchen

Supplemental sound clips are not the property of Common Geeking Program and are used herein in compliance with Fair Use laws and regulations.