Greetings Programs! Such a great and nerdy show this week. First, we are again joined by Greg Rucka and Matthew Clark to talk all things Wonder Woman Rebirth #1, and the challenges and pleasures that come with such a cultural icon. Then, Merrick Monroe pops in and gets down to serious Horde business and talks all things Warcraft. Shocking no one, this show takes a hard turn into the awesomely geeky. Too much to even recap, just listen, this is a good one!

Greetings Programs! This week, the gang welcomes Jung Hu Lee to talk about his June show at Sequential Arts Gallery. Which we almost ruin with a stupid amount of nerd tangents. Then, we cover a few bits of Geek news with, shocking, involve nerds being angry for no reason. Then, Terakation takes Bean In Purgatory’s […]

Greetings Programs! In this issue, Kaebel, Bean, and Aaron get back to normal nerdery as they open with Star Trek Beyond talk. Then, comments on both the wonderful and ugliness of geek fandom as they talk about the new Captain America and DC Rebirth. Finally, Jake Sisko experiences war in Terakation. All that and awkward musical callbacks.

And don't forget - Tombstone live commentary at Reverend Nat's on June 17th! Prepare that smoke-wagon.

Greetings Programs! In this issue, they're back to free-form nerding. First, a shot talk on the new Star Trek teaser. Then, some thoughtful comments on the Bechdel Test Burlesque (yeah, kinda' late, but still good). Followed by some deep thoughts on the new Buckaroo Banzai from Kevin Smith. And finally, a return to Tank Girl.

Greetings Programs! In this fantastic issue, the gang sits down with writer Greg Rucka to talk Wonder Woman, Lazarus, and a little thing called Star Wars. All while delving into writing challenges and being a steward of cultural icons. And in between the fun and jokes, we get a little serious on sexism and ugliness that still haunts the corners of fandom. (And maybe which Disney character is a sniper).

Greetings Programs! This week, the crew sits down with performer Sophie Maltease to talk about her show - Bechdel Test Burlesque happening April 30 at the Funhouse Lounge. And, how social issues can be expressed through burlesque performance. Then, a new installment of Just Be Better... Please talks about being an ally and shoe sizes (really). Then a review of Spectrum issue #0, but not before we all horrify ourselves over spiders. Except Kaebel, for he's a freak. Remember, service means citizenship!

Sorry. Anyway. Greetings Programs! In this issue, as the awkward headline suggests, we're joined by Benja Barker as he chats about his involvement with The Northwest Horn Orchestra and their 10th Anniversary performance 4/21 at the Alberta Rose Theater. Also, Chris Waffle of Portland's newest awesome nerd band Megathruster joins us to talk all things geeky and musical (with a hint of the Haunted Mansion). All that and Denise takes a trip to The Ship on Terakation.

In this issue, things get a little serious as Kaebel, Bean, and Aaron have a discussion on sexism within gaming and how to help stop it. (Read this for more info). Then, some serious love for The Fix by Image Comics and a strong shout out to Heartthrob from Oni Press. Denise faces the Apocalypse Rising on Terakation. But first, a light chat on Animaniacs!

Greetings Programs! In this issue, the gang gives you a Best Of because Aaron is getting his Star Trek music nerd on. But, it's a killer one as we go back to the three most requested interviews of all time. First, we chat with the folks behind Star Trek Axanar. Then, Richard Hatch joins us from the 13 Tribes of Kobol to drop serious knowledge. And finally, Kelly Sue DeConnick drops even more truth bombs. Back live next week.

Greetings Programs! In this issue, the gang is joined by Steve Coker of Stageworks Ink to talk about The Three Amigos - Live (enter promo code GIDDYUP at checkout) opening this week at the Clinton Street Theater and why you should be there. Then, Bean, Kaebel, and Aaron explain why World's Finest is everything Batman v Superman should have been. And Terkation takes Bean to the Broken Link. All that and a dip into late 90s slow jams...