We delve into the Dragon Age trilogy and discuss plotlines, storylines, character arcs, and basically spoil everything. No, we really do spoil all the storylines, unlike catsup which doesn't spoil.  There's a reason Dragon Age has won multiple awards including Game of the Year, Best Roleplaying Game, multitude of awards for music and voice acting, and basically everything in between.

We kick off our new rotation on video game RPGS with a look at Square Enix's critically acclaimed franchise, "Final Fantasy." Whether you're a fan of VII or X, the hosts have a discussion for you. We look at our all-time favorite games, discuss our favorite characters, and delve into why anyone would need a sword as big as their entire body (here's looking at you, Sephiroth).

This week, we explore the various realms of Norse mythology.  While the names may sound like something straight from the Hub, the Norse really had their lands properly labeled.  Although we aren't sure if we're going to go straight to Helheim for this episode, we invite you to join us on our verbal adventure.  Word of caution, things could get Niffley so be sure to bring your escape Hedrons.

Prepare yourself for this episode-- things get a little weird. Our hosts talk about the comparisons between Judeo-Christian Mythos and other mythologies, including Egyptian Mythology! Are the stories found in the Bible an adaptation of other older myths, or did the scribes of old cheat off the polytheistic mythologies' homework? Also, there's a discussion regarding Gods getting their genitalias cut off, along with a cautionary tale as to why you should be careful when eating lettuce with mayo after sex.

This week, your favorite hosts (or hosts you tolerate) discuss Celtic mythology and legends. Ever wondered what is the origin story of the fairies? Ever truly wanted to mispronounce an entire language? In this episode, we've got you, and we may have figured out where the phrase "keeping your cool" originates. No, no one googled to see if we were correct; we are content in our illogical conjecture.

We dive into our "Myths and Legends" rotation with a classic (albeit basic) look at Greek Mythology! Join our hosts as we discuss some of our favorite stories from classical Greek mythos. We also compare classic stories with its pop culture counterparts, and discuss the differences and similarities in entertainment such as God of War, Xena, and beyond!

In our last segment in the multiverse we take on iterations and variations of characters, comics, stories, and ourselves. What does diversity in the multiverse mean when it comes to inclusion and how has culture changed to accomodate the changing landscape of America's culture? It's true; we wax serious in this episode. But don't worry; Bawoo managed to hit the surge protector and restart our comedic "genius."

This week's episode in our "Multiverse" series takes on Alternate History-- what it is, its historical context, and some of our favorite genre defining titles! We delve into video games, books and movies, and look at why certain points of history are well-established in the genre.The episode also includes a look at the difference between alternate history and fantasy fiction, plus stay tuned for a really special announcement about one of our hosts.

Join us this week as we delve into the alien mythology, theory, folklore, and superstitition-- not only in our reality but in fiction. Do you think "Signs" is a sign of what's coming or just a movie? Are comics and science fiction books and movies just preparing us for our future reality; do we have a purpose or are we just chaos theory? Explore ideas with us!

The Free Rotation is taking on the "multiverse" in our first rotation of the new year, kicking off with our episode about all of the predictions made by the creator of The Simpsons. Some predictions can be chalked up to coincidence, but some of the predictions we delve into convince our hosts that it's very possible that The Simpsons are predicting the future.