If you could wield any weapon from movies, television, comics, or video games, which one would you choose? In this episode, Chris and Brian discuss the fictional weapons they have always wished they could use—from lightsabers and Mjölnir to the Master Sword and Captain America’s shield. They also consider which weapons would be the most useful, the most fun, and the most likely to injure their completely unqualified owners.

Welcome to our second first season premiere! 

We have new segments! New topics! New funny things! Join us for what is the start of an amazing season! 

This week the geeks talk about their favorite first party games! 

Also the latest Godly Geeks News, Rushmore and more! 

Today, new levels of madness are unlocked! Brian and Chris talk about the forgotted shows of the 80s and 90s! 

The Geeks welcome Catherine Sutherland to the show this week! We talk Power Rangers, writing, voiceovers, and much more! 

We're back! The Geeks kickoff 2026 talking about comebacks, legacy sequels, reboots and more. 

2025 is already nearing its end. Before we ring in 2026, the Geeks reflect on some of their favorite geeky things from the year. Merry Christmas! 

Know a geek? (Other than yourself of course), the holidays are right around the corner and today, Chris and Brian are here to help you shop for the geek in your life. 

So put on your festive hat, build that Gingerbread AT-AT, and join the geeks for the joys of geeky holidy shopping this week. 

Box office smash, but really it was just meh. 

The gloves are off as the geeks talk about the popular movies they didn't care for. Prepare for the shock and awe of clearly two overly opinionated geeks this week! 

Once upon a time, animation had heart, heroes had arcs, and Hollywood had imagination. Now? It’s all algorithms and reboots. Join the Geeks as they fire up the mics to ask: what happened to creativity in America? From Hollywood decline to the rise of anime (which is still cranking out awesome original entertainment) and indie creators, they break down the cultural crash and how creativity could get a reboot (no pun intended).