In this episode of Feed the Geeks, we have over resident friend-taso Zach to talk about LGBTQ+ representation in films, TV, and gaming. We discuss actors and which roles they should be able to take, and the recent rise in problematic ex-child actors. 

Plus, we take an in-depth look at Disney Pixar’s Luca, a film with an LGBT theme at its very heart. 

Also something about Yaoi and how it appropriates the gay experience. 

Thanks for listening!

We're sonning everyone this Father's Day. Let this ep take you on a ride with cooking master cabbies, Father's Day fuck-yous, C*VID conspiracies, IATF idiocy, BTS Meal maliciousness, and a lot more.

In this fifth episode of Feed the Geeks, Bayani and Thirdy are joined by their friend Ivo to talk about the big reveals of E3 2021 and the future of gaming. We also delve deep into Netflix's Trese and what other Filipino comics can be adapted into series.

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Nothing says Filipino resilience more than continuing on with the show just moments after finding out the recorder's broken. Good thing there's friends, flags, and Filipino beer to keep things going. Drunken degeneracy ensues, from patriotism and Pinoy anime, to pathological perverts preying on preteens.

Thanks Zach & Jom for cringing in solidarity with us throughout this Filipino experience speedrun.

Can you celebrate Pride and still go full-on biblical on that ass? Well, apparently we can, and did, with our guest Astrid. Although only with us through call for half the episode, we managed to squeeze in some Old Testament kink, men's month cringe, Filipinx opinions, and some good ol SOGIE enlightenment — for those of us who were listening, anyway.

Though guestless, we returned for the second half to discuss the Jollitowel, another gruesome lola murder by cop, upcoming elections, and a lot more. Don't forget to like and subscribe!

To cap off Mental Health Awareness Month we finally get serious about our mental health issues and talked to an expert: Ms. Jaseluh "Jazz" Saturinas, RGC. She talks about the importance of seeking help during the pandemic, how to give psychological first aid, harmful psychology tropes in film and media today, and the importance of setting boundaries.

We'd like to thank Ms. Jazz for this insightful and surprisingly sobering episode! Also, thanks to everyone who watched and interacted when we went live.

Experience RetasoCast on YouTube, now in Technicolor! What's the worst that could happen, right?

In this episode of Feed the Geeks, Bayani and Thirdy have brought over Friendtaso Joshua Aquino to talk about the latest trailers and speculate on the upcoming hype of the Electronic Entertainment Expo 2021 (or E3). Plus we discuss the upcoming Filipino-inspired anime on Netflix, Trese.

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Hitherto-Most-Coveted-Male Joshua finally graces our eyes and our mics on this mental health kamustahan session/vasectomy intervention episode. We discuss the cons and cons of having children, coke during the pandemic, the price of fame in the Philippines, code switching, and then some. 

This one's for all the current and future cool aunts and uncles out there. Remember, whatever you're going through, just fuck it out!

On this ep, we catch up with our dear friend Bin and get some tips on pandemic mental health management, for introverts and extroverts alike.

We also look back on the amazing turn-of-the-millennium Filipino films that graced our childhoods, and some not-so-shining examples thereof.

So let's dive into the comfort of kamustahan. Arya!

Awakened from his pandemic slumber by a month chock-full of historical inaccuracies, the venerable historian Cortz Cortez finally comes out of podcast retirement to set the archives straight, and slam the fact-check coconut cudgel down on the heads of historical revisionists.

Join us as we warp back in time to witness Magellan's megalomania, Pigafetta's piga-fetish, cowering conquistadors, the First Philippine Politician, and Lapu-Lapu's legacy-ending lubi.

Here's this podcast's tuba-fueled contribution to National Heritage Month!