We are back folks! We hope you all enjoyed your Thanksgiving meals, because we've got a full course to fill you right back up! N Steven Harris, artist extraordinaire returns to the spaceship to discuss his book Ajala, and what it means to be a working artist in comics today.

We also welcome back Tatiana King and we discuss her recent trip to Asia, and whether or not casual racism is worse than regular racism?

Also a very special Geekquently Asked Questions where we answer a listener who asks the age old question "Should I Quit My Job?" plus much more!

There's only one way to talk about the life of Stan Lee, and that's to celebrate it. We spend a little time shedding a few tears over the loss, but mostly we had to speak on the legacy of Stan Lee and what he meant to comics, tv, film, and pop culture at large.

We had to bring back The Chico Leo to discuss what Stan meant to us and the world in general. We also break down who our favorite characters created by #TheOneAboveAll and what were some of our favorite stories written by Mr. Lee.

That's not all in this episode either, Tatiana King sits down with the hosts of the Medium Popcorn Podcast for a meeting of the minds of geek culture and comedy.

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If you think the name of this episode is doing too much, then you haven't heard anything yet. Press play and listen as Jeff J and Benhameen are joined by Janicia F of Tea With Queen And J in one of our blackest episodes ever. We discuss why Juneteenth should be a national holiday, why Rebel Wilson needs to take several days off, and what makes Tea With Queen And J required podcast listening.

Janicia make her first ever appearance on the BRAAP segment, and we also dive deep into our Geekquently Asked Questions, with only the best in listener inquiries.

The Orlando Jones Episode that is referenced in this episode can be found here: https://soundcloud.com/fanbros/gawd-narrative

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Tam and Sope are back to discuss the remainder of the first half of the Attack on Titan season. While they bond over saying "Eff the Reiss Family Forever", they talk about new and continuing anime that's back on Netflix (Seven Deadly Sins anyone?). Sope laments on shows that have gone too soon that she wishes came back for another season anyway. Meanwhile, both the ladies wondering where all the Notice Me Senpai questions have gone (psst--the email is: [email protected] ^_^). SUBSCRIBE, RATE, and LISTEN to us on Soundcloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Play Podcasts, Stitcher, and anywhere you listen to your podcasts!

We're back like we never left with another episode featuring the team supreme! That's right it's Jeff J, Tatiana King and Benhameen back in the spaceship, with another episode that we had to call: Everything Is Canceled.

We pay respects to the gone too soon Luke Cage series on Netflix, and discuss what we think is the future of Marvel on television. Plus we dive into an excellent Geekquently Asked Questions, and we answer the question on everyone's mind:

Where the hell has the ForAllNerds Show been?

Is Charles Xavier a white devil? Is Walter White the worst? Does a bear defecate in the woods? Two of these questions are answered on the latest episode, as we welcome Chuck Creekmur to the spaceship.

That's correct, one half of the founders of AllHipHop.Com is here for the first time and we speak on everything from his secret origin in geekdom to why he thought Venom was hot trash. No holds barred, no political connects are spared so sit back, press play and enjoy yourself.

It's the post NYCC wrap up show, and we are here to give you the goods on what we thought was the best, and worst of NYCC.

In addition we had to bring back the Mayor of ForAllNerds on Foursquare (RIP), Mr. Daniel Jose Older. The NY Times best selling author joins us to discuss Comic Con, what he has in store for the future, and generally just to pop ish and chew bubble gum. And we're all out of bubble gum.

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This week we have another marquee interview, as we welcome the star of Z Nation Kellita Smith to the spaceship! Kellita discusses her ascent in Hollywood, why diversity will happen whether Hollywood wants it or not, projects with Nichelle Nichols, The Secret Origin Of Lucille Ball, Her appearances in every black show ever (almost), Her acting peers and the dope things they do, stanning for Earth Kitt, marrying up, cheating, and so much more! This Interview was a mess in the BEST WAY POSSIBLE!

We also discuss the new #IntoTheSpiderVerse trailer, get your ready for New York Comic Con, and answer your Geekquently Asked Questions! Sit back, turn this episode up, and enjoy yourself!

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Think Twice.... then tweet once.... Hopefully we all have learned that lesson over the weekend, but just in case you haven't the For All Nerds Show is back again with another banger!

This week, making his triumphant return to the spaceship is Malcolm D. Lee, the director of the upcoming film Night School! This is Malcolm's THIRD time in the spaceship so we get right into the good stuff about what it means to be a successful film director in Hollywood today. Plus what it's like creating some of the most heartfelt and hilarious films in the market. It's another classic so kick back, relax ya feet, and party on down to the For All Nerds beat. That really didn't work did it...

You might as well tag this one instant classic, as the team supreme welcomes Pamela Ribon, the writer behind Moana and the upcoming Ralph Breaks The Internet. Listeners of the show will also know her as the author of My Boyfriend Is A Bear, the book that rocked a recent Comics I Copped segment. Pamela speaks on her entire career, what made her want to be a writer, and why you shouldn't give Stephen King books to children. One of the most informative and entertaining interviews ever, but what would you expect from us?

But that's not all, we also speak on the Captain Marvel trailer, the Loki and Scarlet Witch TV series, and a very special Geekquently Asked Questions segment. This is one for the ages folks.