Greetings Programs! In this issue, the gang is joined by Kielen King, aka Pwn Toney, aka Sparkle Motion, aka Pwn Bronie to talk about his newest project – The Preytorians: Warmusic. (Coming out June 30, order now). Kielen talks about what inspired his new project and how he worked with like-minded artists, and how music can give you focus in trying times. Then Bean, Kaebel, and Aaron return to Rowan Black and chat up Black Magick issue 6. All that and a return of a very special “guest” of the show…

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Greetings Programs! The first week back in the studio and tech issues take the gang off the rails immediately. (But mainly Aaron). Recovering spins the cast into casting the Nightwing movie solely based on actor butts. Awkwardly, our guest Josh is forced to follow our foolishness and talk about his original RPG Mechanika: Empires of Blood and how he came to designing a new game taking elements of Steampunk and HP Lovecraft. Then, a review of Crosswind #1 by Gail Simone and Cat Staggs from Image Comics.

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Greetings Programs! This week, we end our 3-week live tour at Reverend Nat’s Hard Cider tap house to kick off Oregon Cider Week. We talk about all manner of apple brewing and what the future holds for craft ciders. Then, we have a chat about the Black Panther trailer and say goodbye to Adam West.

As for Issue 404… Who knows… It’s just “missing”. Ahem.

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Greetings Programs! It’s week 2 of our 3-week live tour. This week, we sit down with Jenn & Jeremie of McPoLander Brewing to talk all things homebrew and how it brings fun and diversity into the community. Then, we all dive headlong into a SPOILER-FILLED review of Wonder Woman.

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Greetings Programs. In this issue, we hang out and just have a chat with friends. The gang does a nerdy chat over all the CW Superhero shows, while chewing on BBQ. Then, a short but so very nerdy live review of the Wonder Woman movie with Texans, a Green Lantern, and Greg Rucka.

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Greetings Programs! In this issue, we delve into the Bitch Planet Triple-Feature preview on sale in June (order now). Then, Bean continues her path to the end of Deep Space Nine as she watches a hero fall. Finally, we have a long and informative conversation with Councilwoman Sarah Spoon-Waffle about how Geeks can and should get involved in local politics to create positive change. Also Scott Stapp, but that’s Denise’s fault.

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Greetings Programs! In this landmark issue, Aaron feels the weight of time on a podcaster… Not really, they talk about booze as Merrick and Nate join Aaron and Kaebel. They talk about lively Portland theatre and how to get tickets to Action Adventure Theatre and why you should. Then, they nerd out over trailers for Star Trek Discovery and Orville. All that, and we learn the show doesn’t work without Bean.

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Greetings Programs. It’s a big show as Greg Rucka joins us again to talk about Star Wars, Wonder Woman, and how we are all holding the line on the good fight. Plus, lots of jokes, don’t worry, we have fun. But first, we’re joined by the good people of the Portland Beardsmen to talk about their program and delivering flowers on Mother’s Day (and how you can order some). All that, and shame chips!

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Greetings Programs! In this issue, we’re joined by Michael Ring of Bridge City Comics to talk about Free Comic Book Day and the opportunity it provides. But first, Terakation begins the end as we chat Penumbra and Till Death Do Us Part. And a very serious and fun conversation about the importance of the Wonder Woman film and why you need to be there opening weekend.

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Greetings Programs! In this issue, things start off… Oddly. But then, the crew right the ship and have a fantastic interview with Kelly Thompson. They chat about comics journalism, social activism in comics, as well as writing for 80s cartoon icons and Stormtroopers in a Galaxy Far, Far Away. Then, a talk about why creating is maybe more important than ever. It’s a show with big ups and heavy downs, but a good ride all the same.

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