This week’s episode: Alix, Cole, and JPG escort the payload with Chris Villain as they look to complete the objective in Overwatch!  They will break down why the game connects well with the gamers, their experiences playing the game, and the beat approach to playing the game!  Make sure to show some love to Your Starting Line to Geek Culture, and don’t forget to rate, comment, and subscribe!

This week’s episode: With Echo Base out of commission, Alix, Cole, and JPG record their The Iron Giant anniversary episode at Alix & JPG’s home. That means you can hear their puppies weigh in on the 1999 film, but the founders also talk about gun culture, how the animation holds up to the current standard, and how weird the 50s was. Make sure rate, comment, and subscribe to Your Starting Line to Geek Culture, and let us know what other films you’d like us to visit/revisit!

This week’s episode: Alix, Cole, and JPG hit the San Diego Comic-Con stage with Perception Studio (Art Vega, Amber Reeder-Vega, & Danny Montooth) for another live performance of Swipe Right for Superheroes! With characters like Charles Boyle, Mysterio, and Brienne of Tarth on the swipe list, our panel argues both for and against different fictional characters’ date-ability. Don’t forget to rate, comment, and subscribe to Your Starting Line to Geek Culture, and make sure to wish a happy 50th anniversary to Comic-Con International!

This week’s episode: Alix, Cole, and JPG visit the savanna in their own ways to talk about The Lion King! The group discusses different Lion King medias, its parallels to Kimba the White Lion, the Cats trailer, and their San Diego Comic-Con panel. Make sure to show some love to Your Starting Line to Geek Culture, and don’t forget to rate, comment, and subscribe!

This week’s episode: Alix, Cole, and JPG put their detective skills to the test with an intro to Brooklyn 99! The founders talk about how GIFs have helped the show reach more people, who they connect to on the show, and why the show’s representation is so important. Make sure to rate, comment, and subscribe to Your Starting Line to Geek culture, and let us know what other topics you’d like an intro for!

This week’s episode: Alix, Cole, and JPG swing back into the MCU with a review on Spider-Man: Far From Home! The founders talk about what real-world issues they’d like to see in superhero films, their thoughts on the latest Marvel release, and their upcoming panel at San Diego Comic-Con. Make sure to rate, comment, and subscribe to Your Starting Line to Geek Culture, and let us know what other topics you’d like to hear about!

This week’s episode: Alix, Cole, and JPG take to the streets of Gotham with Tamara Brooks (@misfitstamara) for a look back on Batman: The Animated Series! The group discusses moving stories from a comics medium successfully, how the show compares to newer Batman films, and the best episodes of the first season. Make sure to rate, comment, and subscribe to Your Starting Line to Geek Culture, and tell us what other franchises you’d like us to review!

This week’s episode: With Alix out sick, Cole and JPG welcome Jenny Delgado (@jennyscookiecorner) from Nerds on a Roll (@nerdsonaroll_podcast) to talk about all things Toy Story! The group discusses what makes a 4th installment so difficult to make, our feelings on the newest film, and what their own toys meant to them. Make sure to show some love to Your Starting Line to Geek Culture, and don’t forget to rate, comment, and subscribe!

This week’s episode: Alix, Cole, & JPG give an intro to two different mediums telling the Dark Phoenix Saga! The group talks about the differences between film and comic, why we might want to focus less on Phoenix in the X-Men mythos, and what the MCU can do to reinvigorate the franchise. Make sure to show some love to Your Starting Line to Geek Culture, and tell a friend to rate, comment, and subscribe!

This week’s episode: With Alix sick, Ken Rolow (Events Coordinator – Comics Toons N’ Toys) joins Cole and JPG for a look back at Ghostbusters for its 35th anniversary! The group talks about how to love problematic films, their favorite moments, and argue about if the EPA was right in the movie. Don’t forget to rate, comment, and subscribe to Your Starting Line to Geek Culture: if you don’t, then Gozer wins!