The SeanGeek Podcast

A hodge podge of news from the Seanorama episode. A little talk about his band Dome’s music video. He talks about X-Men Apocalypse’s “less than stellar” opening. He talks Captain America Civil War, relating the film to Ed Brubaker’s run on the comic. He talks some early talk on Suicide Squad’s media perception. There’s a quick review of Star Wars Risk. He talks Star Wars Rogue One. He talks about the failures of both the Xbox One and the PS4 on their promise to consumers. Oh, and some talk on Destiny’s Taken King. Can you handle all that news?

Seanorama reviews Rockband 4 for the Xbox One. His love for the series knows no bounds, or at least that’s what he thought until he dropped the cash (heaps of it!) for the latest instalment of the franchise. He talks about the changes made to the series on the One, the improvements, the devolvements, and his general take on where the series is from its heyday with Rockband 2.

Seanorama discusses why HE got married and had kids after all of these years of just not being interested. Yes, it’s deep and philosophical and downright gushy. He waxes eloquent about why getting married for the right reasons (in his case) and having kids (not out of expectation) was the right road for him. He talks best friends and bonding yourself to those closest around you.

Seanorama delves into what it means to be successful, using the heartbeat analogy of a drummer, the "success" of Batman V Superman, and doing great hair. Yes these are all connected. Follow our host as he connects the dots with these three disparate yet similar topics. And how he came to realize his strengths as a drummer.

Seanorama gets in on the debate on the death of Rock. But is it true? He takes the arguments from Gene Simmons, Dee Snider, and Sammy Hagar and tackles it head on. He talks about a new music industry and the need to change with it.

Seanorama talks about his obsession with Civilization Revolution and his newer obsession, State of Decay. He breaks down everything about the game, the MMO that never came and moves into the design of the board game he is working on.

Everyone has been proclaiming 2016 the year the music died. The deaths of Lemmy, David Bowie, Prince and many others have already hit us and on the horizon is the announcement of the final tour by the Tragically Hip. Seanoarama waxes poetically about the Hip and Gord and comes full circle to the year the music died for him, when his father, a bass player who played with him for years passed. It's an emotional journey going between his dad and Gord, and the importance of both men, both bands in his life.

Everyone has been proclaiming 2016 the year the music died. The deaths of Lemmy, David Bowie, Prince and many others have already hit us and on the horizon is the announcement of the final tour by the Tragically Hip. Seanoarama waxes poetically about the Hip and Gord and comes full circle to the year the music died for him, when his father, a bass player who played with him for years passed. It's an emotional journey going between his dad and Gord, and the importance of both men, both bands in his life.

Episode 15

Being a dad

Seanorama's musings on being a dad. And a bunch of other things related to taking time off after the birth of his children, paternity leave in Canada and the societal pressures on fathers trying to be equal parents.

Episode 15

Being a dad

Seanorama's musings on being a dad. And a bunch of other things related to taking time off after the birth of his children, paternity leave in Canada and the societal pressures on fathers trying to be equal parents.