Space Nerds

After their first viewing of The Force Awakens, Jesse records his parents reaction to the film. He then seeks out the opinions of his bandmates Daniel Desrosiers and Barton McGuire, and ebulliently pontificates with the hosts of the Skillshot Pincast Kayla Greet and Graham Klym. Includes a special live recording from Jesse’s most recent performance.

In a spoiler heavy discussion, Jean Burnet and Jesse discuss their initial impressions of The Force Awakens while polishing off a bottle of wine. Is Kylo Ren a great new villain or obnoxious man-child? Would you rather go on a date with Han Solo or Poe Dameron? Is Luke Skywalker’s long 80’s hair the biggest shock of the movie? All those questions will be answered, before they improvise a song about the film.

In a spoiler heavy discussion, Jean Burnet and Jesse discuss their initial impressions of The Force Awakens while polishing off a bottle of wine. Is Kylo Ren a great new villain or obnoxious man-child? Would you rather go on a date with Han Solo or Poe Dameron? Is Luke Skywalker’s long 80’s hair the biggest shock of the movie? All those questions will be answered, before they improvise a song about the film.

Pete GeeKay and Jesse discuss the current state of sexism and racism in SciFi and across modern culture. Jesse bubbles with excitement for the casting of Idris Elba as Roland Deschain in the upcoming Dark Tower film series, and plays a live version of his song ‘Oh, Susannah’ based upon the books. This episode also includes an update on Aron Eisenberg, and an impassioned diatribe on the importance of supporting Star Trek Axanar. Next week will be all about The Force Awakens, but this episode is spoiler free!

Pete GeeKay and Jesse discuss the current state of sexism and racism in SciFi and across modern culture. Jesse bubbles with excitement for the casting of Idris Elba as Roland Deschain in the upcoming Dark Tower film series, and plays a live version of his song ‘Oh, Susannah’ based upon the books. This episode also includes an update on Aron Eisenberg, and an impassioned diatribe on the importance of supporting Star Trek Axanar. Next week will be all about The Force Awakens, but this episode is spoiler free!

Man of the written word Pete GeeKay stops by to chat with Jesse about the rules of time travel in different universes. They wax philosophical about their last days in a world where only 6 Star Wars films exist, and battle the ghosts of audio droids from the future. Also included is a message about Aron Eisenberg (Nog from DS9), and how you can help fund his kidney transplant by going to www.gofundme.com/aronskidney. Follow Pete on Twitter @PeteGeeKay.

 You can now support this podcast and the rest of the SciFi Project on Patreon!

Man of the written word Pete GeeKay stops by to chat with Jesse about the rules of time travel in different universes. They wax philosophical about their last days in a world where only 6 Star Wars films exist, and battle the ghosts of audio droids from the future. Also included is a message about Aron Eisenberg (Nog from DS9), and how you can help fund his kidney transplant by going to www.gofundme.com/aronskidney. Follow Pete on Twitter @PeteGeeKay.

 You can now support this podcast and the rest of the SciFi Project on Patreon!

Jesse’s guest is Andrew Lee Creech, who was part of the incredible ensemble cast of ‘Mr. Burns, a Post Electric Play’ at the ACT Theater in downtown Seattle. They discuss the post-cultural world in which the play takes place, and ponder whether our society can avoid an apocalyptic event.

Jesse’s guest is Andrew Lee Creech, who was part of the incredible ensemble cast of ‘Mr. Burns, a Post Electric Play’ at the ACT Theater in downtown Seattle. They discuss the post-cultural world in which the play takes place, and ponder whether our society can avoid an apocalyptic event.

Actor, writer and musician Andrew Lee Creech stops by to discuss his recent run in Mr. Burns: A Post Electric Play at the Act Theater in downtown Seattle. In part one of this discussion, Jesse and Andrew get sidetracked by Austin Powers, Ace Ventura, Brendan Fraser, and the best way to eat a banana. Featuring Jesse’s recent acoustic performance at the Tiny Baby Talk Show two year anniversary show.