This week please to be joining Ross, Jinny and I in our discussion about Grand Theft Auto for the iPhone, Google's response to China, America's geek shortage, Netflix on the Wii, Star Wars: Old Republic's release date, how you might not be actually watching IMAX when you go see an IMAX movie, buffalo wings, Friday Night Lights, music piracy, and more! Lots more. Download now, or subscribe using the links on the left hand side of the website. Right over there. No, there. You got it. Yes. Right there. Click that. Okay.

It's still the future, and we're here again this week with a rundown of the best in news you probably didn't know you cared about. Join me, Jinny, Ross and Qais to discuss CES's ups and downs, as well as the overlap between attendees of CES and the AVN convention. We touch on sex robots, interesting new technologies such as cell phone projectors and wireless storage devices and hit you with a bit of video game news. We talk about new Fallout, NBA Jam and Zelda games, as well as such diverse subjects as old men with sword canes trying to get on airplanes (that almost rhymes!), Netflix and Warner Brothers' unholy agreement and other things. Listen, won't you?

We're back from break to kick off 2010... the future! THE FUTURE, MAN! Did you ever think you'd live to see TWO THOUSAND TEN? Or, "twenty ten" as I was instructed is what you should call it. By Ross. Who is a jerk. This podcast features Ross, me, Jinny and Qais talking about Bayonetta, mainstream game ennui, homemade egg nog, Hello Kitty toast, refunds for digital downloads, Amazon Prime, 180g vinyl and the normal variety of tangental conversation topics you've come to know and love. Future style.

It's the last Weekly Geek podcast of 2009! Join Jinny, Ross, Ryan and me for our 2009 retrospective. We discuss this past year in gaming, music, conventions, comics, movies and more as we look forward to 2010... THE FUTURE. We'll be on hiatus until the new year. Until then, enjoy!

Dear Sir or Madame,

Please see enclosed one podcast ("podcast") featuring Jinny, Ross, Ryan, Qais and Chris discussing matters regarding the mysterious "Third Dimension", matters regarding charity and the information to donate forthwith, matters regarding cookery and applications for your iPhone Internet cell-phone device to expedite said cookery processes, matters of Jeff Bridges saying that Iron Man was totally made up on the fly and didn't even have a script, and matters regarding the CrunchPad internet device being rebranded as the "JooJoo". Please enjoy enclosed podcast.

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Christopher D. Furniss, Esq.

This week, Qais, Jinny and Ross join us to discuss the Thanksgiving break; what games we played, what we cooked and what we ate, along with this week's news. We've got an iPhone app that lets you play Pac-Man with your car, Okamiden for the DS, web games for the iPhone, the death of the Crunchpad and more. We also talk about what we're currently listening to and give you a few good recommendations for filling your iPod with goodness. And ham.

Hello! Would you like a podcast? Is good, you like. This week Jinny and Ryan join me to discuss a few downloadable tidbits, Bioshock 2 Special Edition, Borderlands, Penny Arcade's new reality show, dropping off the radar for fun and profit, and the winner of our Tank Girl post-apocalyptic photo contest is announced! Enjoy.

This week's podcast features Ross, Jinny, Ryan and me discussing this huge week in game releases, with games like New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Left 4 Dead 2 and Assassin's Creed 2. We also talk about DJ Hero, in-game advertising, cute-ness, salt, sous-vide ovens, electronics workshops, maker spaces, and Modern Warfare 2. Won't you join us?

This week's podcast sees the return of Ryan to the land of the living. He joins Jinny, Ross and I in discussing Microsoft's new Apple stores and the (actual) innovations that brings, Halo Waypoint, dead people and social networking, sous-vide cooking and Ronco-style informercials (this podcast, by the way, can be obtained for three easy payments of $19.95) and Borderlands. Oh, to have a game like Borderlands to discuss on a podcast. Oh, yes. It is That Time.

This week's podcast sees the return of Ryan to the land of the living. He joins Jinny, Ross and I in discussing Microsoft's new Apple stores and the (actual) innovations that brings, Halo Waypoint, dead people and social networking, sous-vide cooking and Ronco-style informercials (this podcast, by the way, can be obtained for three easy payments of $19.95) and Borderlands. Oh, to have a game like Borderlands to discuss on a podcast. Oh, yes. It is That Time.