The Geekiverse Channel

The year's first big Marvel movie was a massive critical success. Join Josiah LeRoy, Jamie LeRoy, Pete "The Grumpy Geek" Herr, and in their first ever Geekiverse podcast, Chelsey "Tuna" and Justin Silvus. From Huge Jacked-man to Patrick Stewart, be warned - mega spoilers await!

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Brunner 1.0 is joined by Harrison Beeby to discuss the road to Wrestlemania that we are on. The matches, the emotion, the downfall of it all. Where do we go from here, with the Ultimate Thrill Ride just weeks away?

Brunner 1.0 brings his Geek Poetry series to Youtube with a touching tribute to his Grandfather and why he loves wrestling.

Brunner 1.0 was a poet & he didn't even know it. Watch as he shares his thoughts and feelings on the upcoming Power Rangers movie.

Brunner 1.0's popular Geek Poetry series on iTunes makes the jump to Youtube! Josiah LeRoy "bats" leadoff with The Lego Batman Movie.

Brunner 1.0 and the Angry Raven discuss Fastlane and what could happen, as we look towards Wrestlemania. Predictions are HEAVY in this one kids!

Western New York's prodigal son, Dan Joseph, returns to the show. He discusses the past year since we last talked to him, and explains why he's back in the area. Hint: HE'S WRESTLING. Pav and Brunner 1.0 put him through the ringer on everything, including Netflix, children, and of course, WWE.

It's a MEGA Geekiverse Show! It's 6 shows in one!

:00 Suicide Squad 2: Mel Gibson?!

7:00 Ben Affleck Leaving the DCEU?

18:30 John Wick 2: Spoilercast

25:00 Kong: Skull Island Hype and Speculation

35:30 Lego Batman Movie Spoilercast

43:00 The Future of Jerome, Penguin, & Riddler

Welcome back to Walking Carpet, our all-Star Wars podcast! Maggie Wirth makes her Geekiverse podcasting debut as she joins Josiah, Seth, Sammy B, and Beta to discuss 5 possible explanations of the term "The Last Jedi." The crew also ties a 20 Questions record with a cameo from Little Miss Funeral herself, Lauren LeRoy.

Brunner 1.0 and "The Angry Raven" discuss the current issue surround WWE titles and the length of reigns. There's a disturbing trend, and the stats prove it! Do the insane title switches hinder the progress of the belts, or is it always exciting because you never know what's next? They discuss.