Nerds Talking

Join Lafayette, Laura, Marie, and Carlos in this fun-packed episode of Nerds Talking! The crew kicks things off with a deep dive into The 4:30 Movie, Kevin Smith's latest nostalgic tribute to cinema that’s sure to bring out memories of childhood afternoons spent glued to the screen. From there, they take you on a lively ride through all things movies—old classics, guilty pleasures, and new favorites.

But it doesn’t stop there! Things get hilariously awkward as they veer into a discussion about the new trend in silent vibrators—what makes them quiet, and do they live up to the hype? They also cover the buzz surrounding the “fight” between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson, unpacking whether it’s a legit matchup or just another staged spectacle. With laughs, unforgettable memories, and plenty of nerdy insights, this episode has it all! Tune in and enjoy the humor and smiles—don’t miss out on the latest from *Nerds Talking*!

Welcome to another wild ride with your favorite nerdy

Lafayette gives us the holy lowdown on "The Conclave," spilling all the details about the intense process of choosing a new Pope.

And for the juicy part, we're dishing out some high school sex rumors—remember those stories that just kept getting crazier? We’re here to one-up them! Plus, we reveal our guilty pleasure songs currently on repeat and give Kevin Smith's movies the rundown—what's hot and what's

Finally, we tackle the big question: Were Michael Jackson’s songs dirtier than we thought? Get ready for laughs, chills, and some good old nerdy fun on this episode of Nerds Talking! Don't miss out!

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We talk the election, politics and Marie talks all things Horror movies.

Join Lafayette and Marie in this lively, laughter-filled episode of Nerds Talking! They kick things off with Marie’s recent binge of three horror movies from the past week, sparking a fun chat about thrills, chills, and what really gets under their skin. After the break, Carlos jumps into the conversation—mostly to set the record straight about The Substance. This 2024 satirical body horror from Coralie Fargeat stars Demi Moore as a washed-up celebrity who takes a black-market drug, transforming her into a younger self (played by Margaret Qualley), with side effects no one could predict. Carlos passionately dives into why he thinks The Substance missed the mark, and the group debates its impact.

To wrap up, the crew digs into the top 20 horror films as reported by a European study, unpacking the movies that have haunted audiences the most. With plenty of laughs, spooky favorites, and memorable nerdy insights, this episode has it all. Don’t miss it!

Join Lafayette, Laura, and Marie in this fun-filled episode of Nerds Talking! Lafayette and Laura kick things off by recapping their weekends, starting with Laura's exciting vacation at Silver Dollar City in Branson, Missouri. From exhilarating roller coasters to mouthwatering treats, Laura shares her unforgettable theme park adventures that will have you dreaming of your next thrill ride.

Lafayette follows up with a trip down the West Coast, revealing the charm of Solvang, California—a picturesque Danish village that's a hidden gem for travelers. From Danish pastries to quaint shops, discover why this little town should be on your must-visit list.

Just as the conversation heats up, Marie joins in to discuss her latest cinematic obsession: The Substance, starring Demi Moore. Find out what made this film a standout for Marie and why she couldn’t take her eyes off the screen.

The trio wraps up with a nostalgic dive into their Top 5 Scariest Childhood Moments, recounting the terrifying movies, creepy TV shows, and eerie music videos that gave them chills growing up.

Tune in for laughs, memories, and plenty of nerdy insights as the crew brings humor and smiles to your day. You won’t want to miss this entertaining episode!

In this week's episode of Nerds Talking: The Podcast, it's just two of the original nerds holding down the fort—Lafayette and Carlos! They dive into a review of Hellboy: The Crooked Man, the latest reboot of the Hellboy film series based on the Dark Horse Comics character created by Mike Mignola. Directed by Brian Taylor and co-written by Mignola and Christopher Golden, the film adapts The Crooked Man limited series. Starring Jack Kesy as Hellboy, the story follows Hellboy and rookie Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense (B.P.R.D.) agent Bobbie Jo Song, who find themselves stranded in rural Appalachia after a train crash while transporting a shapeshifting spider. With the creature on the loose, they team up with ex-soldier Tom Ferrell, who shares the chilling tale of Jeremiah Witkins, a thief executed long ago who returned as the supernatural entity known as "The Crooked Man."

Next, the duo shifts gears to review Wolfs, the thrilling new Apple TV movie starring Brad Pitt and George Clooney. The story follows Manhattan District Attorney Margaret, who panics after a young man she met at her hotel bar ends up dead in her room. Desperate, she calls in a professional fixer to clean up the mess, but things get complicated when another fixer, sent by the hotel's mysterious owner, intervenes. The two men are forced to work together to protect both the hotel's reputation and Margaret's career.

Finally, Lafayette and Carlos wrap up with a discussion on the Netflix documentary about the Menendez Brothers, delving into the infamous case and its lasting impact. Tune in for all that and more on this week's episode of Nerds Talking: The Podcast!

On this episode of Nerds Talking The Podcast, we take a deep dive into the Netflix documentary Mr. McMahon, exploring the rise of Vince McMahon Jr. and his transformation of the WWF into a global wrestling empire. We break down key moments in the series, from McMahon’s early struggles to his groundbreaking success in shaping professional wrestling as we know it today.

Next, Carlos gives us a quick review of the box office sensation Lost Robot. Does it live up to the hype? Find out as he shares his thoughts on the action-packed, sci-fi blockbuster.

Then, Lafayette dives into the Netflix series Monsters: The Kyle and Erik Menendez Story, examining the true-crime portrayal of the infamous brothers who made headlines for their brutal actions. We discuss the series' handling of the case and the complex family dynamics at play.

Lastly, Marie takes us on a personal journey of self-discovery. She opens up about the emotional and transformative experiences she's been through, revealing the things that now bring her joy and pleasure. She even introduces us to her favorite "helpers," sharing how they’ve played a part in her newfound sense of self. Tune in to hear Marie's story, and perhaps you’ll find inspiration for your own path to self-discovery!

Don't miss this revealing episode filled with entertainment, insight, and maybe even a few surprises.

Oh man, do we have a packed show for you this week! Lafayette has returned from vacation and fills us in on his time away, giving us all the juicy details about his adventures. But that's just the beginning. We dive into the latest buzz surrounding Sean "P-Diddy" Combs and his infamous parties—what’s really going on behind those closed doors?

Lafayette also reviews Blink Twice, a 2024 American psychological thriller directed by Zoë Kravitz in her directorial debut. Written by Kravitz and E.T. Feigenbaum, the film boasts an all-star cast including Naomi Ackie, Channing Tatum, Christian Slater, Simon Rex, and Geena Davis. The story follows a group of people invited to a private island owned by a billionaire tech mogul, where things start getting strange—particularly for the female guests. Is this Kravitz’s breakout moment behind the camera?

Carlos tackles I Saw The TV Glow, a 2024 psychological horror drama written and directed by Jane Schoenbrun. Starring Justice Smith and Brigette Lundy-Paine, the film explores the eerie connection between two troubled high school students and their favorite TV show, which leads them to question their reality and identity. With an intriguing supporting cast including Helena Howard, Fred Durst, and Danielle Deadwyler, Carlos breaks down what makes this film a haunting and thought-provoking ride.

Meanwhile, Laura spices things up with a game called Deadwood or Shakespeare?—can the guys guess whether the quote comes from the classic western or the Bard himself? And in a blast from the past, Laura also digs up an old commercial that everyone remembers, prompting the gang to dial the number and see if they can still order some cassettes. Spoiler alert: hilarity ensues.

All that and much more on this week’s episode of Nerds Talking The Podcast! Don’t miss it!

Oh man, do we have a packed show for you this week! With Lafayette enjoying his vacation in Hawaii, Carlos, Laura, and Marie take over the mics for an unforgettable episode.

We kick things off with a lively discussion on road trips—do you still enjoy them, or are you fed up? The gang shares their own travel nightmares, including a wild childhood story of Carlos getting left behind during a family trip to Tijuana. Has he been scarred for life, or does he find humor in the chaos?

Next, we dive into some controversial comments by comedian Adam Carolla, who recently claimed that superhero movies are “homoerotica.” We break down what’s wrong with that outdated viewpoint and debate why Carolla seems stuck in the past.

After the break, we review Netflix's adaptation of *Uglies,* the dystopian tale based on Scott Westerfeld's 2005 novel. Set in a future world where everyone undergoes extreme cosmetic surgery at age 16 to become "Pretty," the story follows Tally Youngblood as she rebels against the forced conformity of her society. We unpack the film's themes of transformation, conformity, and the dark side of beauty standards, and we explore whether it does justice to the beloved young adult series.

Marie then shares updates on her music classes, showing off some hidden talents that leave us all impressed. Finally, we wrap things up with a hilarious dive into old wives' tales—do they make any sense, or are they just bizarre superstitions passed down through generations?

All that and more on this week’s episode of Nerds Talking! Tune in for laughs, debates, and unexpected twists.

Oh man, do we have a packed show for you this week! We kick things off with some juicy entertainment news about David Grohl and the recent rumors of his infidelity. You won’t believe the latest buzz on movies either—we’ve got updates on upcoming releases and insider news you may not have heard yet.

But it doesn’t stop there—we even dive into politics! WHAT?! Yes, you heard it right, we discuss the latest presidential debate between former President Trump and Vice President Harris. Things get heated as we share our thoughts on the candidates’ performances and what it could mean for the upcoming election.

Laura takes the spotlight with her review of Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice! Three generations of the Deetz family return to their old home in Winter River after a sudden family tragedy, only to discover they’re still haunted by the infamous Beetlejuice. When Lydia’s rebellious teenage daughter stumbles upon a mysterious portal to the afterlife, chaos ensues as the mischievous demon is summoned back with a single chant of his name—three times, of course. We dive into all the fun, frights, and nostalgia of this highly anticipated sequel.

Next, we shift gears to discuss the Netflix film Rebel Ridge. In this intense thriller, a former Marine finds himself up against local corruption when the police unjustly seize the cash he needs to bail out his cousin. As the tension rises, we unpack the film’s gritty take on small-town justice and its standout performances.

And that’s not all—we’ve got even more news, laughs, and debates coming your way in this jam-packed episode!