In this issue, the gang starts with Dina Meyer and Starship Troopers and somehow roll into time travel. Then a chat on Daredevil Season 2 leads to how the US treats veterans. And finally, they all do what nerds do and weigh in on a superhero movie none of them have seen. All that and loving on Supergirl!

Greetings Programs! In this issue, the rails come off almost immediately and without mercy. But, all is saved and righted when Kaebel joins with Steven Sunu of St?la Comics to talk about a new and exciting way to enjoy comics. And then, Denise explores Jem'hadar honor with To the Death on Terakation and Aaron shamelessly plugs La Brujeria issue #5. All that and hitting the post.

Greetings Programs. With Bean on assignment, Aaron & Kaebel welcome Jessica Hebert of the PDX Broadsides to talk about their new show on Pi Day at Red Castle Games, and they upcoming album. Plus, Aaron & Jess finally have their civil debate on fixing Star Trek Voyager. Then, the crew delve into why they're jazzed for Ghostbusters. And finally, be sure to attend the La Brujeria issue #5 release part this Saturday at Bridge City Comics!

Greetings Programs! In this action-packed issue, the gang delves into a less than generous comic review, but does their best to find the silver lining. Then, a serious visit to Terakation as they explore the ethics of Hard Time. And finally, a chat about 1st Thursday at Sequential Arts Gallery with Ethan Slayton's art from Dark Anna and the Pirates of Kadath. Also, Bean & Kaebel teach Aaron a new word... SMARKETING! (tm).

Greetings Programs! In this issue, the crew shares their love of Deadpool and why it works for fans and non-fans. Then, we wrap up Women in Horror with a discussion of what we’d like to see in the future and how to break tropes and cliches to help the genre. Finally, a rather heated comic […]

Greetings Programs! In this issue, the gang's joined by Elisabeth Allie to chat it up over GeekCraft Expo coming to Portland and why you need to attend (or table), which naturally evolves into a conversation about Highlander. Ahem. Then, more Women in Horror month as they delve deep into The Descent, followed by a Terakation that follows the Rules of Engagement. No, really, Highlander...

Greetings Programs! We go deep nerd this week as the gang visits Central City, National City, and the Time Stream. Then, with news of Bryan Fuller helming the new Star Trek, Aaron, Bean, and Kaebel design their ideal Trek show... And Aaron maybe cheats. Finally, more Women in Horror Month talk as they review the 1990, er... 1999 classic Ravenous. And don't forget to check out the Anti-Valentines Day Nerd Spectacular 2/13 at the Analog Cafe.

Greetings Programs! In this issue, everyone gets fired up over Portlands Creative Community. Then, they calm down to kick off Women in Horror Month with a sampling of movies you should watch and they pick a film to review next week. Then, Terakation has a Return to Grace and the morality of Gul Dukat, followed by feminism in Pawnee. All that plus inside jokes and innuendo.

Greetings Programs! In this issue, Aaron and Bean fall down the Disneyland rabbit hole. And then Kaebel saves them as they review Cry Havok #1 which leads to a talk on werewolves and women in horror. Then, Terakation hits the Homeland and finds Paradise Lost. And don't forget to attend the Explorers of the Quantum Doorway at Action Adventure Theatre this weekend!

This week, Geek in the City Radio is basically all about craft cider as we welcome back Reverend Nat to talk about cider in the US and their exclusive Tent Show, his knowledge of Magic the Gathering, and why Angry Orchid are jerk faces. All that, and we do spend some time on the new Suicide Squad trailer.