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On this month's episode of Geeks Got Game, The Geekiverse remembers Telltale Games and the legacy that they put forth. Josiah breaks out his PlayStation Vita, Jeff is finally named co-host, and the boys discuss the PS5 and Nintendo Switch 2.0.

Music courtesy of Glass Dept.

Host Maggie Lauricella, along with Sammy B and Amanda are back to get SPOOKY with y'all with this month's episode of Girls Who Geek!

Halloween, Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm Street, and many other franchises are all on the docket this month, along with the traditional depiction of women in horror and how that has evolved over time.

So sit back, relax, lock your doors and enjoy this months episode of Girls Who Geek!

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, it's the longest Memory Machine episode ever, and there's a dang good reason for it! Nate and Trey wax poetic about the Master of Suspense himself, Alfred Hitchcock. They talk about their experiences with his films, his career, and some of their favorites. So cozy up in your favorite chair next to your taxidermy birds, and enjoy this week's murd… er, episode.

One of the year's most polarizing movies is here with the kickoff to the Spider-Man-less Spiderverse, Venom. Join Josiah LeRoy and Jeff Pawlak as they break down their complete reactions and analysis of the movie while talking about the role of comedy in superhero flicks. **Disclaimer: our audio files unfortunately became corrupted, so the sound quality is on par with that of the film's. If you ever wondered what a phone call between Jeff and Josiah sounds like, it's this.**

Music courtesy of Bensound.com and Garret Shea (garretshea.com).

Walking Carpet returns for its 30th episode! The Geekiverse's all-Star Wars podcast features Josiah LeRoy with special guest Robbie Palmer of The Nerdynomicon as they try to tackle Gamespot's "25 Toughest Star Wars Trivia Questions in any Galaxy." Is the Force strong with them? There's only one way to find out.

Music courtesy of The Mixtape.

In this episode of the Memory Machine, Molly, Katie and Erin return to the podcast to tell Nate what's what about Disney Channel Original Movies, specifically of the late 90's and early 00's. Each of the ladies provide a list of their five favorites, while Nate is dumbstruck by the plots of some of the more ludicrous entries. ALSO, you may have noticed that the Girls Who Geek podcast also covered this topic earlier in the month, so be sure to give that a listen as well if you haven't already! Don't worry, there's little to no doubling of content between the two 'casts, because this topic is a BEAST.

Old meets new in the latest episode of Geeks Got Game, The Geekiverse's all-video game podcast. Join Josiah LeRoy, Jeff Pawlak, Seth Zielinski, Tom Kolbert, and host of The Memory Machine, Nate Lockhart as they discuss the history of superhero video games. From the Atari 2600's Superman (1979) all the way to this month's brand new Spider-Man from Insomniac games, we cover a complete and comprehensive run throughout some of gaming's finest (and worst) takes on the superhero genre.

Music courtesy of Letterset and Cause For A Hero. If pop culture nostalgia is your thing, then check out Thee Geekiverse's podcast, The Memory Machine, which appears bi-weekly on the It's A Thing Media network right here on iTunes & SoundCloud.

This week on the podcast, Nate is joined by Fritzi Kramer of moviessilently.com to talk about her latest Kickstarter DVD release of the 1917 Conquest program of Kidnapped, as well as other silent film topics, ranging from what films are best to show beginners to how D.W. Griffith was kind of a hack. If you're already familiar with a lot of the topics at hand, I hope you enjoy the general camaraderie of silent film fandom. And if you're not yet a fan of the art form, I hope this can inspire some discoveries!

This month, Maggie, Sammy B and Jamie talk about their absolute fave Disney Channel movies, everything from Luck of the Irish to Johnny Tsunami to Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century. We touch on why these films grabbed our attention back then, and how well they hold up today.

So sit back, clip on your pooka shell necklace, and enjoy this month's episode of Girls Who Geek!

This week's episode is a bit shorter than usual since end-of-summer plans have all converged at once, but not to worry, the Memory Machine pulls through! This week, Nate talks about the arcades he visited on a recent trip to the Chicago-land area and Katie chimes in occasionally to talk about how great Hamilton is. They're all pretty great, and if you happen to be the area, be sure to check them out!