We Are The Geek: The Chroniclers Of Darkness by Uncle Yo

Alternative energy can be our future, and with the crazy incentives pushed by the current White House administration, it may well be our present sooner than we think. , senior editor of steps on to shed free light on the rumors and nay-sayings surrounding solar panels, their installation and their future in America.

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Yo corners multi-award winning playwright and author, , the man who taught him how to be a writer. Together they discuss young writers, regional appeals, Cook & Moore, Nichols & May, and the two most important holes in anyone's head: the ears.

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Convention Cosplay Model and Burlesque Dancer, , struts on to talk about the delicate gender double-standards of the convention scene, the formation of Rawr Burlesque, and the reason burlesque is conquering New York's underground.

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Matt Smith has left the role of the Doctor, so why do the resounding plotholes still hurt us? Yo divulges his thoughts and pleas to compromise for the unlucky 13th Doctor.

Judith joins Yo for his last show of the year to discuss the new anime, . A supernatural romance school life show with stunning visuals and just a few charlie-horses of plot twists.

Tickets now available for Yo's play,

Jori and Drudgy of are back to answer for their crimes against Princess Bubblegum! Not really, it's time to discuss Japanese ghost movies against American ghost movies. How are the cultures and fears different? Will there ever be common ground?

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Tickets still available for Yo's new play,

Yo reflects on the RIT Snow Festival, and the one-on-one that proved even your best friends change. Ever read ? It taught you more than you realize.

What is it about Christmas that makes it so omnipresent in our media? Yo takes a look back on his favorite Christmas specials - the ones that actually left you with that sticky residue of hope. It's also story time as Yo continues a family tradition of reading T'was the Night Before Christmas.

No Sex Please, We're Japanese made quite a stir and opened to floodgates for the world to look upon Japan's fear of baby-making, intimacy and declining population. Yo and Hatton take a crack at some of the unspoken reasons. Warning: this episode will offend you. And that is good.

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  - for Yo's play, "Parables for 1%"

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  - The Rev. James Hatton's

Yo goes back to his college days with actress and professional clown, , to talk a previously unexplored corridor of comedy: the physical.

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