http://www.odeo.com/channels/5531-Geekshow-Entertainment-Podcasts RandyMcKinney no Your hub for geek related podcasts. Home of GeekiNtertainment, The BuffCast, Two Geeks, True Believers, MeteorGEEK!, and the AngelCast. Your hub for geek related podcasts. Home of GeekiNtertainment, The BuffCast, Two Geeks, True Believers, MeteorGEEK!, and the AngelCast. Your hub for geek related podcasts. Home of GeekiNtertainment, The BuffCast, Two Geeks, True Believers, MeteorGEEK!, and the AngelCast. en 40 Mon, 02 Nov 2009 12:58:50 -0800 Mon, 02 Nov 2009 12:58:50 -0800 http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25393070-GeekiN-Episode-96-%E2%80%93-Halloweenies This weekend, Scott hosted a Halloween party at his apartment. It gave us the perfect opportunity to record a new episode for GeekiN. If you’ve been missing the show, then here is over two hours of sweet relief. We hope you enjoy the discussion. We enjoyed having it! Sorry in advance for the audio levels. Those of you using headphones might find it a bit difficult to balance to two voices well. We did try to balance pre-show. I even ran the episode through an audio level adjuster. The end result was better than what we started with, but still not perfect. This weekend, Scott hosted a Halloween party at his apartment. It gave us the perfect opportunity to record a new episode for GeekiN. If you’ve been missing the show, then here is over two hours of sweet relief. We hope you enjoy the discussion. We enjoyed having it! Sorry in advance for the audio levels. Those of you using headphones might find it a bit difficult to balance to two voices well. We did try to balance pre-show. I even ran the episode through an audio level adjuster. The end result was better than what we started with, but still not perfect. This weekend, Scott hosted a Halloween party at his apartment. It gave us the perfect opportunity to record a new episode for GeekiN. If you’ve been missing the show, then here is over two hours of sweet relief. We hope you enjoy the discussion. We enjoyed having it! Sorry in advance for the audio levels. Those of you using headphones might find it a bit difficult to balance to two voices well. We did try to balance pre-show. I even ran the episode through an audio level adjuster. The end result was better than what we started with, but still not perfect. tag:odeo.com,2009-11-02,25393070 Mon, 02 Nov 2009 12:58:50 -0800 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts GeekiNtertainment http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25279312-Fandomonium-%E2%80%93-Episode-Six Fandomonium is back with more general discussion about whatever comes up. We chat about the movies we’ve seen lately. We rant about a particular horror remake. We have questions about the current climate in late night talk. And we are bewildered by stupid people. All this and we manage to alienate as many people as possible on episode six of Fandomonium! Next time? TV! Music: Brand New – At The Bottom Fandomonium is back with more general discussion about whatever comes up. We chat about the movies we’ve seen lately. We rant about a particular horror remake. We have questions about the current climate in late night talk. And we are bewildered by stupid people. All this and we manage to alienate as many people as possible on episode six of Fandomonium! Next time? TV! Music: Brand New – At The Bottom Fandomonium is back with more general discussion about whatever comes up. We chat about the movies we’ve seen lately. We rant about a particular horror remake. We have questions about the current climate in late night talk. And we are bewildered by stupid people. All this and we manage to alienate as many people as possible on episode six of Fandomonium! Next time? TV! Music: Brand New – At The Bottom tag:odeo.com,2009-10-13,25279312 Tue, 13 Oct 2009 10:33:15 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Halloween, jay leno, fallon, Conan, letterman, H2, Zombieland, stupid people, Fandomonium http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25247040-Fandomonium-Commentarium-%E2%80%93-Shaun-of-the-Dead Its our first commentary here on Fandomonium and you are in for a real treat or trick. In honor of Halloween and Spooktober this is our special commentary for Shaun of the Dead, starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost and director Edgar Wright. So put that DVD in your player and get ready for Shaun of the Dead like you’ve never experienced before. Its our first commentary here on Fandomonium and you are in for a real treat or trick. In honor of Halloween and Spooktober this is our special commentary for Shaun of the Dead, starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost and director Edgar Wright. So put that DVD in your player and get ready for Shaun of the Dead like you’ve never experienced before. Its our first commentary here on Fandomonium and you are in for a real treat or trick. In honor of Halloween and Spooktober this is our special commentary for Shaun of the Dead, starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost and director Edgar Wright. So put that DVD in your player and get ready for Shaun of the Dead like you’ve never experienced before. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-06,25247040 Tue, 06 Oct 2009 21:00:26 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Halloween, october, commentary, simon pegg, Nick Frost, Edgar Wright, Fandomonium, Spooktober, Shaun of the Dead http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25245902-Fandomonium-%E2%80%93-Commentarium-1 Its our first commentary here on Fandomonium and you are in for a real treat or trick. In honor of Halloween and Spooktober this is our special commentary for Shaun of the Dead, starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost and director Edgar Wright. So put that DVD in your player and get ready for Shaun of the Dead like you’ve never experienced before. Its our first commentary here on Fandomonium and you are in for a real treat or trick. In honor of Halloween and Spooktober this is our special commentary for Shaun of the Dead, starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost and director Edgar Wright. So put that DVD in your player and get ready for Shaun of the Dead like you’ve never experienced before. Its our first commentary here on Fandomonium and you are in for a real treat or trick. In honor of Halloween and Spooktober this is our special commentary for Shaun of the Dead, starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost and director Edgar Wright. So put that DVD in your player and get ready for Shaun of the Dead like you’ve never experienced before. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-06,25245902 Tue, 06 Oct 2009 21:00:26 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Halloween, october, commentary, simon pegg, Nick Frost, Edgar Wright, Fandomonium, Spooktober, Shaun of the Dead http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25213721-Fandomonium-%E2%80%93-Episode-Five Yes, we know we’re a little late, but when you think about it late is better than never.  We have Kevin back and were doing a little bit of news this time around. Its not breaking news, but in this episode we discuss Disney’s acquisition of Marvel, and the newly formed DC Entertainment. Until next time everybody, this is Fandomonium! Music: The Sleeping – Don’t Hold Back Yes, we know we’re a little late, but when you think about it late is better than never.  We have Kevin back and were doing a little bit of news this time around. Its not breaking news, but in this episode we discuss Disney’s acquisition of Marvel, and the newly formed DC Entertainment. Until next time everybody, this is Fandomonium! Music: The Sleeping – Don’t Hold Back Yes, we know we’re a little late, but when you think about it late is better than never.  We have Kevin back and were doing a little bit of news this time around. Its not breaking news, but in this episode we discuss Disney’s acquisition of Marvel, and the newly formed DC Entertainment. Until next time everybody, this is Fandomonium! Music: The Sleeping – Don’t Hold Back tag:odeo.com,2009-09-30,25213721 Wed, 30 Sep 2009 19:23:13 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts disney, Harry Potter, kevin, marvel comics, Fandomonium, DC Entertainment http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25181046-Fandomonium-%E2%80%93-Episode-Four Is it already time for another episode of Fandomonium!? Why yes it is! And you know what that mean: the most entertaining two hours of your day. This time we are catching up on all the interesting goings on in all our lives. Which of course makes for a very interesting conversations. What topics do we get into, you’ll just have to listen to find out. Music – “Hello Seattle” – Owl City Is it already time for another episode of Fandomonium!? Why yes it is! And you know what that mean: the most entertaining two hours of your day. This time we are catching up on all the interesting goings on in all our lives. Which of course makes for a very interesting conversations. What topics do we get into, you’ll just have to listen to find out. Music – “Hello Seattle” – Owl City Is it already time for another episode of Fandomonium!? Why yes it is! And you know what that mean: the most entertaining two hours of your day. This time we are catching up on all the interesting goings on in all our lives. Which of course makes for a very interesting conversations. What topics do we get into, you’ll just have to listen to find out. Music – “Hello Seattle” – Owl City tag:odeo.com,2009-09-24,25181046 Thu, 24 Sep 2009 20:58:35 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Fandomonium http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25168291-Fandomonium-%E2%80%93-Episode-Three Its that time of the week again, and we’re back for more of that Fandomonium! goodness. In this episode its time to get down to business, what business you ask, comics.  That’s right find out what we’ve been reading what you should be reading and everything in between. All this and more in this episode of Fandomonium! Music – “You Make My Dreams” – Hall & Oates Its that time of the week again, and we’re back for more of that Fandomonium! goodness. In this episode its time to get down to business, what business you ask, comics.  That’s right find out what we’ve been reading what you should be reading and everything in between. All this and more in this episode of Fandomonium! Music – “You Make My Dreams” – Hall & Oates Its that time of the week again, and we’re back for more of that Fandomonium! goodness. In this episode its time to get down to business, what business you ask, comics.  That’s right find out what we’ve been reading what you should be reading and everything in between. All this and more in this episode of Fandomonium! Music – “You Make My Dreams” – Hall & Oates tag:odeo.com,2009-09-22,25168291 Tue, 22 Sep 2009 20:00:31 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Comics, Scott Pilgrim, Fandomonium, kevin ziegler http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25157585-GeekiN-Episode-95-%E2%80%93-Polygon-Lizard For the first time in a long time (again), we return with a content packed episode. This time, Randy is joined by Nathanael (aka Polygon Wizard) for a discussion on television, movies, and video games. Check it out, and let us know what you think. For the first time in a long time (again), we return with a content packed episode. This time, Randy is joined by Nathanael (aka Polygon Wizard) for a discussion on television, movies, and video games. Check it out, and let us know what you think. For the first time in a long time (again), we return with a content packed episode. This time, Randy is joined by Nathanael (aka Polygon Wizard) for a discussion on television, movies, and video games. Check it out, and let us know what you think. tag:odeo.com,2009-09-20,25157585 Sun, 20 Sep 2009 21:56:27 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Star Trek, GeekiNtertainment, Harry Potter, Tokyo Game Show, scribblenauts, District 9, Legend of the Seeker, Polygon Wizard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25141739-Fandomonium-%E2%80%93-Episode-Two We’re back and we’re talking video games. Everything is discussed from what we’ve been playing lately to what were some of our favorite games of all time in the second episode of Fandomonium! (There is a mysterious phantom static issue throughout this episode . Everyone can still be heard most of the time, making it more of an annoyance than anything else, but its there. We have no idea what caused this, but we’ll try to fix the issue in later episodes. Bear with us please!) Music: “The Vowels Part 2″ – Why? We’re back and we’re talking video games. Everything is discussed from what we’ve been playing lately to what were some of our favorite games of all time in the second episode of Fandomonium! (There is a mysterious phantom static issue throughout this episode . Everyone can still be heard most of the time, making it more of an annoyance than anything else, but its there. We have no idea what caused this, but we’ll try to fix the issue in later episodes. Bear with us please!) Music: “The Vowels Part 2″ – Why? We’re back and we’re talking video games. Everything is discussed from what we’ve been playing lately to what were some of our favorite games of all time in the second episode of Fandomonium! (There is a mysterious phantom static issue throughout this episode . Everyone can still be heard most of the time, making it more of an annoyance than anything else, but its there. We have no idea what caused this, but we’ll try to fix the issue in later episodes. Bear with us please!) Music: “The Vowels Part 2″ – Why? tag:odeo.com,2009-09-17,25141739 Thu, 17 Sep 2009 16:01:08 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Fandomonium http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25132290-Fandomonium-%E2%80%93-Episode-One The Summer movie season has come and gone. What did we like? What did we hate? Join us as we cover the best and worst of a blockbuster summer of sequels and reboots in our first full length episode of Fandomonium! (NOTE: Spoilers happen. If you haven’t seen one of the movies that we discuss, stop listening as soon as it comes up. You’ve been warned!) Join us next time for Video Games!! Music: “Oxford Comma” – Vampire Weekend The Summer movie season has come and gone. What did we like? What did we hate? Join us as we cover the best and worst of a blockbuster summer of sequels and reboots in our first full length episode of Fandomonium! (NOTE: Spoilers happen. If you haven’t seen one of the movies that we discuss, stop listening as soon as it comes up. You’ve been warned!) Join us next time for Video Games!! Music: “Oxford Comma” – Vampire Weekend The Summer movie season has come and gone. What did we like? What did we hate? Join us as we cover the best and worst of a blockbuster summer of sequels and reboots in our first full length episode of Fandomonium! (NOTE: Spoilers happen. If you haven’t seen one of the movies that we discuss, stop listening as soon as it comes up. You’ve been warned!) Join us next time for Video Games!! Music: “Oxford Comma” – Vampire Weekend tag:odeo.com,2009-09-15,25132290 Tue, 15 Sep 2009 20:21:57 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Fandomonium http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25125337-Fandomonium-%E2%80%93-Episode-Zero Hosts Scott Carelli and Ben Noblitt are joined by Kevin Zeigler, Lindsey Pike, Marilyn Bulthuis, and J-Bey on their new show’s maiden voyage. Join us as we discuss the birth of the new show in this introductory episode. We’re still trying to figure out this new format, so please forgive us until we have at least a handful of episodes under our belt. Tune in tomorrow for Episode 1 where we discuss the summer movie season! Hosts Scott Carelli and Ben Noblitt are joined by Kevin Zeigler, Lindsey Pike, Marilyn Bulthuis, and J-Bey on their new show’s maiden voyage. Join us as we discuss the birth of the new show in this introductory episode. We’re still trying to figure out this new format, so please forgive us until we have at least a handful of episodes under our belt. Tune in tomorrow for Episode 1 where we discuss the summer movie season! Hosts Scott Carelli and Ben Noblitt are joined by Kevin Zeigler, Lindsey Pike, Marilyn Bulthuis, and J-Bey on their new show’s maiden voyage. Join us as we discuss the birth of the new show in this introductory episode. We’re still trying to figure out this new format, so please forgive us until we have at least a handful of episodes under our belt. Tune in tomorrow for Episode 1 where we discuss the summer movie season! tag:odeo.com,2009-09-14,25125337 Mon, 14 Sep 2009 11:00:58 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Fandomonium http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24765284-Two-Geeks-Episode-101-The-Start-of-Something-New In their first outing as the hosts of Two Geeks, Nick and Will chat about summer camp hijinks, the passing of Captain Eo, Christian Bale’s husky growl, Autobot romance and potential sign offs. In their first outing as the hosts of Two Geeks, Nick and Will chat about summer camp hijinks, the passing of Captain Eo, Christian Bale’s husky growl, Autobot romance and potential sign offs. In their first outing as the hosts of Two Geeks, Nick and Will chat about summer camp hijinks, the passing of Captain Eo, Christian Bale’s husky growl, Autobot romance and potential sign offs. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-07,24765284 Tue, 07 Jul 2009 09:37:50 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Two Geeks http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24971454-Two-Geeks-Episode-101-%E2%80%93-The-Start-of-Something-New In their first outing as the hosts of Two Geeks, Nick and Will chat about summer camp hijinks, the passing of Captain Eo, Christian Bale’s husky growl, Autobot romance and potential sign offs. In their first outing as the hosts of Two Geeks, Nick and Will chat about summer camp hijinks, the passing of Captain Eo, Christian Bale’s husky growl, Autobot romance and potential sign offs. In their first outing as the hosts of Two Geeks, Nick and Will chat about summer camp hijinks, the passing of Captain Eo, Christian Bale’s husky growl, Autobot romance and potential sign offs. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-07,24971454 Tue, 07 Jul 2009 09:37:50 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Two Geeks http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25132291-Red-Shirts-Episode-03-%E2%80%93-Cat-Spider-Cometh “The Adventure Begins…” Part 3 (of 3) Cat-Spiders have invaded the Starship Atlas! Will the crew be able to outsmart them and avenge the deaths of their fallen superiors? Will the “red shirt curse” finally be broken once and for all? “Cat-Spider Cometh” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, Nick Jimenez and Amy Quintal. Theme by Nerf Herder “The Adventure Begins…” Part 3 (of 3) Cat-Spiders have invaded the Starship Atlas! Will the crew be able to outsmart them and avenge the deaths of their fallen superiors? Will the “red shirt curse” finally be broken once and for all? “Cat-Spider Cometh” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, Nick Jimenez and Amy Quintal. Theme by Nerf Herder “The Adventure Begins…” Part 3 (of 3) Cat-Spiders have invaded the Starship Atlas! Will the crew be able to outsmart them and avenge the deaths of their fallen superiors? Will the “red shirt curse” finally be broken once and for all? “Cat-Spider Cometh” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, Nick Jimenez and Amy Quintal. Theme by Nerf Herder tag:odeo.com,2009-06-17,25132291 Wed, 17 Jun 2009 17:31:57 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Red Shirts http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24722308-Red-Shirts-Episode-03-Cat-Spider-Cometh “The Adventure Begins…” Part 3 (of 3) Cat-Spiders have invaded the Starship Atlas! Will the crew be able to outsmart them and avenge the deaths of their fallen superiors? Will the “red shirt curse” finally be broken once and for all? “Cat-Spider Cometh” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, Nick Jimenez and Amy Quintal. Theme by Nerf Herder “The Adventure Begins…” Part 3 (of 3) Cat-Spiders have invaded the Starship Atlas! Will the crew be able to outsmart them and avenge the deaths of their fallen superiors? Will the “red shirt curse” finally be broken once and for all? “Cat-Spider Cometh” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, Nick Jimenez and Amy Quintal. Theme by Nerf Herder “The Adventure Begins…” Part 3 (of 3) Cat-Spiders have invaded the Starship Atlas! Will the crew be able to outsmart them and avenge the deaths of their fallen superiors? Will the “red shirt curse” finally be broken once and for all? “Cat-Spider Cometh” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, Nick Jimenez and Amy Quintal. Theme by Nerf Herder tag:odeo.com,2009-06-17,24722308 Wed, 17 Jun 2009 17:31:57 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Red Shirts http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24971455-Red-Shirts-Episode-03-%E2%80%93-Cat-Spider-Cometh “The Adventure Begins…” Part 3 (of 3) Cat-Spiders have invaded the Starship Atlas! Will the crew be able to outsmart them and avenge the deaths of their fallen superiors? Will the “red shirt curse” finally be broken once and for all? “Cat-Spider Cometh” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, Nick Jimenez and Amy Quintal. Theme by Nerf Herder “The Adventure Begins…” Part 3 (of 3) Cat-Spiders have invaded the Starship Atlas! Will the crew be able to outsmart them and avenge the deaths of their fallen superiors? Will the “red shirt curse” finally be broken once and for all? “Cat-Spider Cometh” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, Nick Jimenez and Amy Quintal. Theme by Nerf Herder “The Adventure Begins…” Part 3 (of 3) Cat-Spiders have invaded the Starship Atlas! Will the crew be able to outsmart them and avenge the deaths of their fallen superiors? Will the “red shirt curse” finally be broken once and for all? “Cat-Spider Cometh” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, Nick Jimenez and Amy Quintal. Theme by Nerf Herder tag:odeo.com,2009-06-17,24971455 Wed, 17 Jun 2009 17:31:57 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Red Shirts http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24705044-GeekiN-Episode-94-After-E3 Following E3, we decided to do a wrap up show discussing the events. Randy and Nathanael (Polygon Wizard) begin the show, and soon get a surprise appearance from Wayne. Enjoy the show! Following E3, we decided to do a wrap up show discussing the events. Randy and Nathanael (Polygon Wizard) begin the show, and soon get a surprise appearance from Wayne. Enjoy the show! Following E3, we decided to do a wrap up show discussing the events. Randy and Nathanael (Polygon Wizard) begin the show, and soon get a surprise appearance from Wayne. Enjoy the show! tag:odeo.com,2009-06-14,24705044 Sun, 14 Jun 2009 22:17:11 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts xbox 360, microsoft, playstation 3, sony, wii, nintendo, GeekiNtertainment, E3 2009 http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24971456-GeekiN-Episode-94-%E2%80%93-After-E3 Following E3, we decided to do a wrap up show discussing the events. Randy and Nathanael (Polygon Wizard) begin the show, and soon get a surprise appearance from Wayne. Enjoy the show! Following E3, we decided to do a wrap up show discussing the events. Randy and Nathanael (Polygon Wizard) begin the show, and soon get a surprise appearance from Wayne. Enjoy the show! Following E3, we decided to do a wrap up show discussing the events. Randy and Nathanael (Polygon Wizard) begin the show, and soon get a surprise appearance from Wayne. Enjoy the show! tag:odeo.com,2009-06-14,24971456 Sun, 14 Jun 2009 22:17:11 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts xbox 360, microsoft, playstation 3, sony, wii, nintendo, GeekiNtertainment, E3 2009 http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25132292-Red-Shirts-Episode-02-%E2%80%93-Atlas-We-Meet “The Adventure Begins…” Part 2 (of 3) After breaking the news of their commanding officers’ untimely demise to the rest of the crew, the Red Shirts argue over who is now in charge. Not being able to come to a conclusion, they turn to the ship’s onboard A.I., known as Atlas, for the answer. “Auto-Pilot” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, Nick Jimenez and Amy Quintal. Theme by Nerf Herder “The Adventure Begins…” Part 2 (of 3) After breaking the news of their commanding officers’ untimely demise to the rest of the crew, the Red Shirts argue over who is now in charge. Not being able to come to a conclusion, they turn to the ship’s onboard A.I., known as Atlas, for the answer. “Auto-Pilot” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, Nick Jimenez and Amy Quintal. Theme by Nerf Herder “The Adventure Begins…” Part 2 (of 3) After breaking the news of their commanding officers’ untimely demise to the rest of the crew, the Red Shirts argue over who is now in charge. Not being able to come to a conclusion, they turn to the ship’s onboard A.I., known as Atlas, for the answer. “Auto-Pilot” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, Nick Jimenez and Amy Quintal. Theme by Nerf Herder tag:odeo.com,2009-06-03,25132292 Wed, 03 Jun 2009 20:24:03 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts episode 2, Red Shirts, The Adventure Begins, Atlas We Meet http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24649559-Red-Shirts-Episode-02-Atlas-We-Meet “The Adventure Begins…” Part 2 (of 3) After breaking the news of their commanding officers’ untimely demise to the rest of the crew, the Red Shirts argue over who is now in charge. Not being able to come to a conclusion, they turn to the ship’s onboard A.I., known as Atlas, for the answer. “Auto-Pilot” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, Nick Jimenez and Amy Quintal. Theme by Nerf Herder “The Adventure Begins…” Part 2 (of 3) After breaking the news of their commanding officers’ untimely demise to the rest of the crew, the Red Shirts argue over who is now in charge. Not being able to come to a conclusion, they turn to the ship’s onboard A.I., known as Atlas, for the answer. “Auto-Pilot” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, Nick Jimenez and Amy Quintal. Theme by Nerf Herder “The Adventure Begins…” Part 2 (of 3) After breaking the news of their commanding officers’ untimely demise to the rest of the crew, the Red Shirts argue over who is now in charge. Not being able to come to a conclusion, they turn to the ship’s onboard A.I., known as Atlas, for the answer. “Auto-Pilot” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, Nick Jimenez and Amy Quintal. Theme by Nerf Herder tag:odeo.com,2009-06-03,24649559 Wed, 03 Jun 2009 20:24:03 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts episode 2, Red Shirts, The Adventure Begins, Atlas We Meet http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24971457-Red-Shirts-Episode-02-%E2%80%93-Atlas-We-Meet “The Adventure Begins…” Part 2 (of 3) After breaking the news of their commanding officers’ untimely demise to the rest of the crew, the Red Shirts argue over who is now in charge. Not being able to come to a conclusion, they turn to the ship’s onboard A.I., known as Atlas, for the answer. “Auto-Pilot” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, Nick Jimenez and Amy Quintal. Theme by Nerf Herder “The Adventure Begins…” Part 2 (of 3) After breaking the news of their commanding officers’ untimely demise to the rest of the crew, the Red Shirts argue over who is now in charge. Not being able to come to a conclusion, they turn to the ship’s onboard A.I., known as Atlas, for the answer. “Auto-Pilot” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, Nick Jimenez and Amy Quintal. Theme by Nerf Herder “The Adventure Begins…” Part 2 (of 3) After breaking the news of their commanding officers’ untimely demise to the rest of the crew, the Red Shirts argue over who is now in charge. Not being able to come to a conclusion, they turn to the ship’s onboard A.I., known as Atlas, for the answer. “Auto-Pilot” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, Nick Jimenez and Amy Quintal. Theme by Nerf Herder tag:odeo.com,2009-06-03,24971457 Wed, 03 Jun 2009 20:24:03 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts episode 2, Red Shirts, The Adventure Begins, Atlas We Meet http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24636066-Its-a-Small-World This week, Game Night takes a look at a recently released game from Days of Wonder. The game is called, Small World, and allows you to control a fantasy race through it’s rise and decline, and then move on to a new one. For the details, watch the video after the break.   Small World is a fantasy game with a light sense of humor presented in its character art. Basically, you play a series of races attempting to control the most territory that you can with the race until it is nearing extinction or spread too thin to continue. At that point, you swap out for a new race, and continue on. The game employs a simplistic combat system, and attempts to shift the focus of the game to the strategy element of determining when to push it and when to fold.  It’s gameplay is easy to learn, but the strategy can be difficult to fully see. Enjoy the video, then check out the written review if you are still interested in the game. Download: 720p HD Format | iPod/Low Bandwidth Format View ... This week, Game Night takes a look at a recently released game from Days of Wonder. The game is called, Small World, and allows you to control a fantasy race through it’s rise and decline, and then move on to a new one. For the details, watch the video after the break.   Small World is a fantasy game with a light sense of humor presented in its character art. Basically, you play a series of races attempting to control the most territory that you can with the race until it is nearing extinction or spread too thin to continue. At that point, you swap out for a new race, and continue on. The game employs a simplistic combat system, and attempts to shift the focus of the game to the strategy element of determining when to push it and when to fold.  It’s gameplay is easy to learn, but the strategy can be difficult to fully see. Enjoy the video, then check out the written review if you are still interested in the game. Download: 720p HD Format | iPod/Low Bandwidth Format View on Youtube. Subscribe and leave comments, please!   Gameplay Gameplay in Small World is rather simple. A series of 6 race banners, and special power pieces will be combined to give you a unique type of race. Each race will have an ability and that will combine with the special power to give you two unique things that you will be able to do as you use the combo. As you go through the game, you will be drafting these combos in such a way that if you don’t want to take the first choice, you “buy” your way up the ladder until you find a combo you do like. With each combo you skip, you give up one of your victory points to that combo. Eventually, when a combo is skipped enough, it will begin to look a lot more attractive. On down the road, you might be willing to take a less attractive race/power combo in order to gain victory points equal to the number of players that previously chose to skip over it.  Once you make your selection, you will pick out the tokens from the box that match your race. You will combine the number on the power token with the number on the race banner, and that will give you the total number of troops you receive. This mechanic is mostly a balancing factor. Some powers or races may be really attractive, but the number of troops you get will balance things out a bit. Once you have your troops, you will enter the “world” by conquering an area that is either adjacent to the edge of the board, or adjacent to a water area that is adjacent to the edge. From here out, you expand out from that space, taking as many adjacent areas as you have the troops to take. Once you spread yourself so far that you can’t spread any further, or take too much battle damage, you will want to place your race in decline and pick another race. Let’s discuss combat damage first. This is the area where the game becomes a bit predictable. To move into an area and take it over, you must use two of your troops, plus one extra for each piece of cardboard already in the area. That cardboard can be an enemy token,  a neutral token that the game starts with, a mountain, or any other piece in the game that you would place in an area. If you meet the required number, you take the area over.  When you take over an area, all of an enemy’s tokens are temporarily removed from the board. The first piece removed goes back to the box and usually can’t be brought back out. Anything above that first piece goes back to it’s player, who may re-deploy them once your turn concludes. In this sense, the game is very much a game of attrition. Each battle a player losses is one less token they have to play with. So you want to keep your areas defended. However, by doing that, you can’t spread to new areas, which ensures that you will get less victory points at the end of each of your rounds. Ultimately, players can take just about any area they want. In doing so, they won’t risk any of their troops. However, if you spend 6 of your troops to take an enemy stronghold, that is that much less power you can spread taking other areas. Not only that, but when you take an area with multiple enemy tokens present, they only permanently lose one of those. When you take a weakly defended area of your enemies, then it takes a lot less of your troops, and they still lose that one troop. As a result, a lot of the simplicity of the combat is offset by the strategy of knowing the best ways to use your troops. But one additional layer of strategy comes into play as you start looking at your turns and seeing that your troops are running out of potential for expansion. You get one victory point for each piece of land you control at the end of your turn. So, if you lose the ability to take that land on your turns, you lose the ability to continue progressing toward victory. This is where entering into decline comes into play. Once you realise that your race is starting to feel inadequate, you will need to consider decline. When you go into decline, you flip all of your tokens over to their greyed out sides, and lose most (if not all) of your powers. If you had any races in decline before this, you take them off the board, then tally your points for the round. Declined races still generate victory points, but can’t do anything else. In addition, when you go into decline, that is all you can do on your turn. On the your turn after you go into decline, you get to pick a new race to bring into play. At that point, you are generating victory points based on both your active race and your decline race. This sometimes leads you to ditching a race that you were just beginning to enjoy. However, it often makes good strategic sense. As you earn victory points throughout the game, you keep them hidden. Once everyone has had a set number of turns, the points are tallied, and the game is over. For me, I often felt that the games were too short when we played them. The idea of switching out races was the draw to the game, and the bit of strategy that I enjoyed most. But it turns out that it was something that you only got to do 3-4 times in a game. I would have enjoyed that a lot more, had the game continued on.  Other than the issue with the length of the game, there isn’t much I have to complain about for gameplay. Yes, combat is predictable. However, between splitting your forces to face multiple enemies, figuring out the prime time to go into decline, and figuring out the best ways to both benefit you and hurt your enemies, I thought there was more than enough to keep the planners busy.    Components Days of Wonder has some of the best component standards in the industry. All of their art is well done, even if the style in the particular case can be off-putting to some. Still, they theme their games very well, and it shines on the pieces themselves.  I love a company that puts a lot of thought into how to store your game components, and that’s what Days of Wonder does in every game I’ve purchased from them. In this case, there is a place for everything, and a chart to show you where those places are. However, things aren’t perfect on this front. While everything has it’s place, that doesn’t mean that it works out great. The pieces slide around in the tray, get stuck in annoying ways, and otherwise disrupt my OCD like crazy. The victory tokens have a generic side, and then a side display one of four different values. In principle, this is nice. In actuality, its a pain in the butt. Getting them in and out of the box is annoying enough. But when you add in the fact that you have to take the time to flip each coin to its value side at the end of the game in order to determine which stack of coins goes to which slot…it gets to be too much really fast. This is of course assuming that you are particular about organizing your games. A smarter and less picky person would probably just toss them in any way they could. After all, each slot in the box isn’t specially sized to fit the stacks of tokens.  Ultimately, the biggest component issue that actually effects gameplay is the decline side of race tokens. Playing the game is great with these tokens. You have the flavorful art and gorgeous colors on display, and all is good. But the moment you go into decline, things become annoying. Because all of the tokens are greyed out on the decline side, it becomes a chore to sort out which decline tokens are yours, and which ones aren’t. When you play with multiple people, its a real effort to not mis-count decline tokens or look over tokens you assume aren’t yours. The pictures of the races are all there, but without the colors, it makes it extremely difficult to make out the differences. I would have personally preferred the decline side to have kept the art exactly the same, but added a big red “X” over the picture instead. You know they are in decline, but you can still make out pictures easier. Rules The game has a hefty amount of rules, but it isn’t too bad. As mentioned before, combat is pretty simple. However, that isn’t to say that there aren’t a couple things that new players could get hung up on. There are a couple different situations where you need to re-deploy troops (Beginning of turn, end of turn, and after being removed via combat). There are different rules for the different situations. All of them are pretty easy. But because of their similarities, new players may have an issue or two keeping the differences straight. The majority of the issues will come from the race/power combo rules. Each player will have a reference sheet to explain the rules of each token. This is a nice touch, but often trims some of the rules to the point that you will need to look them up in the full manual. A slightly smaller font would have allowed all of the rules to make it onto the massive reference sheet, and not left any room for questions.  The other problem with the race/power combos comes from the fact that each one has it’s own separate rules. This isn’t a problem if you play the game a lot and remember which race does what. However, new players will have to look up each and every power in order to make their choices. The 6 race/power combos on the board, that means you need to look up 12 separate rules before you are comfortable making a choice. That can really slow the first few games a player plays down.  Overall The game is a light and yet deceptively deep game. The strategy lies in areas you generally don’t see in games. Its essentially a combat game with very light focus on the combat. This means that a lot of people will get the intricacies of the system, and some people will be disappointed at what it is not.  Overall, the game is a great addition to my collection. It doesn’t quite convey an addiction to my group that other games have, but I have no doubt that it is still a great game in it’s own way. Even based on a ten year old game in Vinci, the game still has a unique mechanic that I haven’t seen before in the way you treat your races.  Not everyone is going to love the game, but I think a lot of people will have a strong sense of enjoyment from it. Knowing what it is going into it will help to maximize your potential for enjoyment.    Pros and Cons +/- Simple and Predictable combat system + Easy rules - A ton of tokens that don’t always like to get along with its travel compartments + Lots of colorful art - Cheesy fantasy theme + Multiple levels of strategy - Mind boggling decisions on “in decline” artwork and the reference sheets This week, Game Night takes a look at a recently released game from Days of Wonder. The game is called, Small World, and allows you to control a fantasy race through it’s rise and decline, and then move on to a new one. For the details, watch the video after the break.   Small World is a fantasy game with a light sense of humor presented in its character art. Basically, you play a series of races attempting to control the most territory that you can with the race until it is nearing extinction or spread too thin to continue. At that point, you swap out for a new race, and continue on. The game employs a simplistic combat system, and attempts to shift the focus of the game to the strategy element of determining when to push it and when to fold.  It’s gameplay is easy to learn, but the strategy can be difficult to fully see. Enjoy the video, then check out the written review if you are still interested in the game. Download: 720p HD Format | iPod/Low Bandwidth Format View on Youtube. Subscribe and leave comments, please!   Gameplay Gameplay in Small World is rather simple. A series of 6 race banners, and special power pieces will be combined to give you a unique type of race. Each race will have an ability and that will combine with the special power to give you two unique things that you will be able to do as you use the combo. As you go through the game, you will be drafting these combos in such a way that if you don’t want to take the first choice, you “buy” your way up the ladder until you find a combo you do like. With each combo you skip, you give up one of your victory points to that combo. Eventually, when a combo is skipped enough, it will begin to look a lot more attractive. On down the road, you might be willing to take a less attractive race/power combo in order to gain victory points equal to the number of players that previously chose to skip over it.  Once you make your selection, you will pick out the tokens from the box that match your race. You will combine the number on the power token with the number on the race banner, and that will give you the total number of troops you receive. This mechanic is mostly a balancing factor. Some powers or races may be really attractive, but the number of troops you get will balance things out a bit. Once you have your troops, you will enter the “world” by conquering an area that is either adjacent to the edge of the board, or adjacent to a water area that is adjacent to the edge. From here out, you expand out from that space, taking as many adjacent areas as you have the troops to take. Once you spread yourself so far that you can’t spread any further, or take too much battle damage, you will want to place your race in decline and pick another race. Let’s discuss combat damage first. This is the area where the game becomes a bit predictable. To move into an area and take it over, you must use two of your troops, plus one extra for each piece of cardboard already in the area. That cardboard can be an enemy token,  a neutral token that the game starts with, a mountain, or any other piece in the game that you would place in an area. If you meet the required number, you take the area over.  When you take over an area, all of an enemy’s tokens are temporarily removed from the board. The first piece removed goes back to the box and usually can’t be brought back out. Anything above that first piece goes back to it’s player, who may re-deploy them once your turn concludes. In this sense, the game is very much a game of attrition. Each battle a player losses is one less token they have to play with. So you want to keep your areas defended. However, by doing that, you can’t spread to new areas, which ensures that you will get less victory points at the end of each of your rounds. Ultimately, players can take just about any area they want. In doing so, they won’t risk any of their troops. However, if you spend 6 of your troops to take an enemy stronghold, that is that much less power you can spread taking other areas. Not only that, but when you take an area with multiple enemy tokens present, they only permanently lose one of those. When you take a weakly defended area of your enemies, then it takes a lot less of your troops, and they still lose that one troop. As a result, a lot of the simplicity of the combat is offset by the strategy of knowing the best ways to use your troops. But one additional layer of strategy comes into play as you start looking at your turns and seeing that your troops are running out of potential for expansion. You get one victory point for each piece of land you control at the end of your turn. So, if you lose the ability to take that land on your turns, you lose the ability to continue progressing toward victory. This is where entering into decline comes into play. Once you realise that your race is starting to feel inadequate, you will need to consider decline. When you go into decline, you flip all of your tokens over to their greyed out sides, and lose most (if not all) of your powers. If you had any races in decline before this, you take them off the board, then tally your points for the round. Declined races still generate victory points, but can’t do anything else. In addition, when you go into decline, that is all you can do on your turn. On the your turn after you go into decline, you get to pick a new race to bring into play. At that point, you are generating victory points based on both your active race and your decline race. This sometimes leads you to ditching a race that you were just beginning to enjoy. However, it often makes good strategic sense. As you earn victory points throughout the game, you keep them hidden. Once everyone has had a set number of turns, the points are tallied, and the game is over. For me, I often felt that the games were too short when we played them. The idea of switching out races was the draw to the game, and the bit of strategy that I enjoyed most. But it turns out that it was something that you only got to do 3-4 times in a game. I would have enjoyed that a lot more, had the game continued on.  Other than the issue with the length of the game, there isn’t much I have to complain about for gameplay. Yes, combat is predictable. However, between splitting your forces to face multiple enemies, figuring out the prime time to go into decline, and figuring out the best ways to both benefit you and hurt your enemies, I thought there was more than enough to keep the planners busy.    Components Days of Wonder has some of the best component standards in the industry. All of their art is well done, even if the style in the particular case can be off-putting to some. Still, they theme their games very well, and it shines on the pieces themselves.  I love a company that puts a lot of thought into how to store your game components, and that’s what Days of Wonder does in every game I’ve purchased from them. In this case, there is a place for everything, and a chart to show you where those places are. However, things aren’t perfect on this front. While everything has it’s place, that doesn’t mean that it works out great. The pieces slide around in the tray, get stuck in annoying ways, and otherwise disrupt my OCD like crazy. The victory tokens have a generic side, and then a side display one of four different values. In principle, this is nice. In actuality, its a pain in the butt. Getting them in and out of the box is annoying enough. But when you add in the fact that you have to take the time to flip each coin to its value side at the end of the game in order to determine which stack of coins goes to which slot…it gets to be too much really fast. This is of course assuming that you are particular about organizing your games. A smarter and less picky person would probably just toss them in any way they could. After all, each slot in the box isn’t specially sized to fit the stacks of tokens.  Ultimately, the biggest component issue that actually effects gameplay is the decline side of race tokens. Playing the game is great with these tokens. You have the flavorful art and gorgeous colors on display, and all is good. But the moment you go into decline, things become annoying. Because all of the tokens are greyed out on the decline side, it becomes a chore to sort out which decline tokens are yours, and which ones aren’t. When you play with multiple people, its a real effort to not mis-count decline tokens or look over tokens you assume aren’t yours. The pictures of the races are all there, but without the colors, it makes it extremely difficult to make out the differences. I would have personally preferred the decline side to have kept the art exactly the same, but added a big red “X” over the picture instead. You know they are in decline, but you can still make out pictures easier. Rules The game has a hefty amount of rules, but it isn’t too bad. As mentioned before, combat is pretty simple. However, that isn’t to say that there aren’t a couple things that new players could get hung up on. There are a couple different situations where you need to re-deploy troops (Beginning of turn, end of turn, and after being removed via combat). There are different rules for the different situations. All of them are pretty easy. But because of their similarities, new players may have an issue or two keeping the differences straight. The majority of the issues will come from the race/power combo rules. Each player will have a reference sheet to explain the rules of each token. This is a nice touch, but often trims some of the rules to the point that you will need to look them up in the full manual. A slightly smaller font would have allowed all of the rules to make it onto the massive reference sheet, and not left any room for questions.  The other problem with the race/power combos comes from the fact that each one has it’s own separate rules. This isn’t a problem if you play the game a lot and remember which race does what. However, new players will have to look up each and every power in order to make their choices. The 6 race/power combos on the board, that means you need to look up 12 separate rules before you are comfortable making a choice. That can really slow the first few games a player plays down.  Overall The game is a light and yet deceptively deep game. The strategy lies in areas you generally don’t see in games. Its essentially a combat game with very light focus on the combat. This means that a lot of people will get the intricacies of the system, and some people will be disappointed at what it is not.  Overall, the game is a great addition to my collection. It doesn’t quite convey an addiction to my group that other games have, but I have no doubt that it is still a great game in it’s own way. Even based on a ten year old game in Vinci, the game still has a unique mechanic that I haven’t seen before in the way you treat your races.  Not everyone is going to love the game, but I think a lot of people will have a strong sense of enjoyment from it. Knowing what it is going into it will help to maximize your potential for enjoyment.    Pros and Cons +/- Simple and Predictable combat system + Easy rules - A ton of tokens that don’t always like to get along with its travel compartments + Lots of colorful art - Cheesy fantasy theme + Multiple levels of strategy - Mind boggling decisions on “in decline” artwork and the reference sheets tag:odeo.com,2009-06-01,24636066 Mon, 01 Jun 2009 01:48:45 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Board Games, Game Night with Geekshow, Game Night, board game, Small World, Days of Wonder, Philippe Keyaerts http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24602139-GeekiN-Episode-93-E3-Extravaganza E3 kicks off on Monday, June 1st. What should you expect to see when the big companies take the stage? Randy is joined by Nathanael, aka PolygonWizard for a special episode of GeekiNtertainment. Two and a half hours of pure video game discussion. Each system gets it’s discussion time. Hope you guys enjoy the episode. Be sure to send Wayne emails telling him how much you want to hear him in future episodes so we can get back to cranking out GeekiN episodes. Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll. E3 kicks off on Monday, June 1st. What should you expect to see when the big companies take the stage? Randy is joined by Nathanael, aka PolygonWizard for a special episode of GeekiNtertainment. Two and a half hours of pure video game discussion. Each system gets it’s discussion time. Hope you guys enjoy the episode. Be sure to send Wayne emails telling him how much you want to hear him in future episodes so we can get back to cranking out GeekiN episodes. Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll. E3 kicks off on Monday, June 1st. What should you expect to see when the big companies take the stage? Randy is joined by Nathanael, aka PolygonWizard for a special episode of GeekiNtertainment. Two and a half hours of pure video game discussion. Each system gets it’s discussion time. Hope you guys enjoy the episode. Be sure to send Wayne emails telling him how much you want to hear him in future episodes so we can get back to cranking out GeekiN episodes. Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll. tag:odeo.com,2009-05-24,24602139 Sun, 24 May 2009 06:13:02 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Video Games, xbox 360, Nintendo DS, nintendo wii, GeekiNtertainment, Rumors, playstation portable, E3 2009, Sony Playstation 3 http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24971458-GeekiN-Episode-93-%E2%80%93-E3-Extravaganza E3 kicks off on Monday, June 1st. What should you expect to see when the big companies take the stage? Randy is joined by Nathanael, aka PolygonWizard for a special episode of GeekiNtertainment. Two and a half hours of pure video game discussion. Each system gets it’s discussion time. Hope you guys enjoy the episode. Be sure to send Wayne emails telling him how much you want to hear him in future episodes so we can get back to cranking out GeekiN episodes. Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll. Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll. Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll. E3 kicks off on Monday, June 1st. What should you expect to see when the big companies take the stage? Randy is joined by Nathanael, aka PolygonWizard for a special episode of GeekiNtertainment. Two and a half hours of pure video game discussion. Each system gets it’s discussion time. Hope you guys enjoy the episode. Be sure to send Wayne emails telling him how much you want to hear him in future episodes so we can get back to cranking out GeekiN episodes. Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll. Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll. Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll. E3 kicks off on Monday, June 1st. What should you expect to see when the big companies take the stage? Randy is joined by Nathanael, aka PolygonWizard for a special episode of GeekiNtertainment. Two and a half hours of pure video game discussion. Each system gets it’s discussion time. Hope you guys enjoy the episode. Be sure to send Wayne emails telling him how much you want to hear him in future episodes so we can get back to cranking out GeekiN episodes. 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Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll. tag:odeo.com,2009-05-24,24971458 Sun, 24 May 2009 06:13:02 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Video Games, xbox 360, Nintendo DS, nintendo wii, GeekiNtertainment, Rumors, playstation portable, E3 2009, Sony Playstation 3 http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25132293-Red-Shirts-Episode-01-%E2%80%93-Auto-Pilot “The Adventure Begins…” Part 1 (of 3) After debating the merits of the “Red Shirt Curse”, Jakob, Will, and Cole are shocked to see their friend Nick arrive back from a mission the only survivor. “Auto-Pilot” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, and Nick Jimenez Theme by Nerf Herder “The Adventure Begins…” Part 1 (of 3) After debating the merits of the “Red Shirt Curse”, Jakob, Will, and Cole are shocked to see their friend Nick arrive back from a mission the only survivor. “Auto-Pilot” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, and Nick Jimenez Theme by Nerf Herder “The Adventure Begins…” Part 1 (of 3) After debating the merits of the “Red Shirt Curse”, Jakob, Will, and Cole are shocked to see their friend Nick arrive back from a mission the only survivor. “Auto-Pilot” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, and Nick Jimenez Theme by Nerf Herder tag:odeo.com,2009-05-23,25132293 Sat, 23 May 2009 09:48:25 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts episode 1, Red Shirts, Auto Pilot, The Adventure Begins http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24971459-Red-Shirts-Episode-01-%E2%80%93-Auto-Pilot “The Adventure Begins…” Part 1 (of 3) After debating the merits of the “Red Shirt Curse”, Jakob, Will, and Cole are shocked to see their friend Nick arrive back from a mission the only survivor. “Auto-Pilot” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, and Nick Jimenez Theme by Nerf Herder “The Adventure Begins…” Part 1 (of 3) After debating the merits of the “Red Shirt Curse”, Jakob, Will, and Cole are shocked to see their friend Nick arrive back from a mission the only survivor. “Auto-Pilot” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, and Nick Jimenez Theme by Nerf Herder “The Adventure Begins…” Part 1 (of 3) After debating the merits of the “Red Shirt Curse”, Jakob, Will, and Cole are shocked to see their friend Nick arrive back from a mission the only survivor. “Auto-Pilot” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, and Nick Jimenez Theme by Nerf Herder tag:odeo.com,2009-05-23,24971459 Sat, 23 May 2009 09:48:25 -0700 yes Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts episode 1, Red Shirts, Auto Pilot, The Adventure Begins http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24600313-Red-Shirts-Episode-01-Auto-Pilot “The Adventure Begins…” Part 1 (of 3) After debating the merits of the “Red Shirt Curse”, Jakob, Will, and Cole are shocked to see their friend Nick arrive back from a mission the only survivor. “Auto-Pilot” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, and Nick Jimenez Theme by Nerf Herder “The Adventure Begins…” Part 1 (of 3) After debating the merits of the “Red Shirt Curse”, Jakob, Will, and Cole are shocked to see their friend Nick arrive back from a mission the only survivor. “Auto-Pilot” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, and Nick Jimenez Theme by Nerf Herder “The Adventure Begins…” Part 1 (of 3) After debating the merits of the “Red Shirt Curse”, Jakob, Will, and Cole are shocked to see their friend Nick arrive back from a mission the only survivor. “Auto-Pilot” Written and Edited by Nick Jimenez Created and Produced by Nick Jimenez Starring Jacob Moore, Will Richie, Cole Christinson, and Nick Jimenez Theme by Nerf Herder tag:odeo.com,2009-05-23,24600313 Sat, 23 May 2009 09:48:25 -0700 yes Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts episode 1, Red Shirts, Auto Pilot, The Adventure Begins http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24971460-Two-Geeks-Episode-100-%E2%80%93-So-Long-And-Thanks-For-All-The-Geeking In this episode, Scott and Ben take their final bow as they leave the show as hosts. Join them as they take calls from listeners from around the world to answer questions and reminisce. After 3 1/2 years of geeking, it all comes down this. The end of the road is here, and its an episode you definitely don’t want to miss. This episode was recorded live via TalkShoe on Sunday May 17th, 2009 at 7pm EST. LOST finale (SPOILERS!!) Supernatural finale (SPOILERS!!) Smallville finale (SPOILERS!!) Calls and Emails GOODBYE!! After recording their final episode, Ben and Scott walked wistfully into the sunset. It had been a long road, but they’d finally reached its end. With their whole future still in front of them, Scott turned to Ben. “So… What now?” Ben thought for only a moment, and then replied, “What would Porkins Do?” And so, while this may be the end, in some ways, it was only the beginning. COMING SOON: FANDOMONIUM!! In this episode, Scott and Ben take their final bow as they leave the show as hosts. Join them as they take calls from listeners from around the world to answer questions and reminisce. After 3 1/2 years of geeking, it all comes down this. The end of the road is here, and its an episode you definitely don’t want to miss. This episode was recorded live via TalkShoe on Sunday May 17th, 2009 at 7pm EST. LOST finale (SPOILERS!!) Supernatural finale (SPOILERS!!) Smallville finale (SPOILERS!!) Calls and Emails GOODBYE!! After recording their final episode, Ben and Scott walked wistfully into the sunset. It had been a long road, but they’d finally reached its end. With their whole future still in front of them, Scott turned to Ben. “So… What now?” Ben thought for only a moment, and then replied, “What would Porkins Do?” And so, while this may be the end, in some ways, it was only the beginning. COMING SOON: FANDOMONIUM!! In this episode, Scott and Ben take their final bow as they leave the show as hosts. Join them as they take calls from listeners from around the world to answer questions and reminisce. After 3 1/2 years of geeking, it all comes down this. The end of the road is here, and its an episode you definitely don’t want to miss. This episode was recorded live via TalkShoe on Sunday May 17th, 2009 at 7pm EST. LOST finale (SPOILERS!!) Supernatural finale (SPOILERS!!) Smallville finale (SPOILERS!!) Calls and Emails GOODBYE!! After recording their final episode, Ben and Scott walked wistfully into the sunset. It had been a long road, but they’d finally reached its end. With their whole future still in front of them, Scott turned to Ben. “So… What now?” Ben thought for only a moment, and then replied, “What would Porkins Do?” And so, while this may be the end, in some ways, it was only the beginning. COMING SOON: FANDOMONIUM!! tag:odeo.com,2009-05-19,24971460 Tue, 19 May 2009 22:08:16 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Two Geeks http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24584683-Two-Geeks-Episode-100-So-Long-And-Thanks-For-All-The-Geeking In this episode, Scott and Ben take their final bow as they leave the show as hosts. Join them as they take calls from listeners from around the world to answer questions and reminisce. After 3 1/2 years of geeking, it all comes down this. The end of the road is here, and its an episode you definitely don’t want to miss. This episode was recorded live via TalkShoe on Sunday May 17th, 2009 at 7pm EST. LOST finale (SPOILERS!!) Supernatural finale (SPOILERS!!) Smallville finale (SPOILERS!!) Calls and Emails GOODBYE!! After recording their final episode, Ben and Scott walked wistfully into the sunset. It had been a long road, but they’d finally reached its end. With their whole future still in front of them, Scott turned to Ben. “So… What now?” Ben thought for only a moment, and then replied, “What would Porkins Do?” And so, while this may be the end, in some ways, it was only the beginning. COMING SOON: FANDOMONIUM!! In this episode, Scott and Ben take their final bow as they leave the show as hosts. Join them as they take calls from listeners from around the world to answer questions and reminisce. After 3 1/2 years of geeking, it all comes down this. The end of the road is here, and its an episode you definitely don’t want to miss. This episode was recorded live via TalkShoe on Sunday May 17th, 2009 at 7pm EST. LOST finale (SPOILERS!!) Supernatural finale (SPOILERS!!) Smallville finale (SPOILERS!!) Calls and Emails GOODBYE!! After recording their final episode, Ben and Scott walked wistfully into the sunset. It had been a long road, but they’d finally reached its end. With their whole future still in front of them, Scott turned to Ben. “So… What now?” Ben thought for only a moment, and then replied, “What would Porkins Do?” And so, while this may be the end, in some ways, it was only the beginning. COMING SOON: FANDOMONIUM!! In this episode, Scott and Ben take their final bow as they leave the show as hosts. Join them as they take calls from listeners from around the world to answer questions and reminisce. After 3 1/2 years of geeking, it all comes down this. The end of the road is here, and its an episode you definitely don’t want to miss. This episode was recorded live via TalkShoe on Sunday May 17th, 2009 at 7pm EST. LOST finale (SPOILERS!!) Supernatural finale (SPOILERS!!) Smallville finale (SPOILERS!!) Calls and Emails GOODBYE!! After recording their final episode, Ben and Scott walked wistfully into the sunset. It had been a long road, but they’d finally reached its end. With their whole future still in front of them, Scott turned to Ben. “So… What now?” Ben thought for only a moment, and then replied, “What would Porkins Do?” And so, while this may be the end, in some ways, it was only the beginning. COMING SOON: FANDOMONIUM!! tag:odeo.com,2009-05-19,24584683 Tue, 19 May 2009 22:08:16 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Two Geeks http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24971461-Two-Geeks-%E2%80%93-Time-Capsule In this episode we take a look back to our humble beginnings. With episode 100 getting posted tomorrow, we thought it would be fun to put together a collection of our favorite moments from the early days of Two Geeks a Mic and a Podcast. Tune in to hear the very best in intros, rants, singing, dancing, and both of us making a fool of ourselves and each other. VERY Special Thanks goes to Spencer The Watcher and Inigo Montoya for their detailed shownotes making this audio scrapbook possible! Check out this episode, and then be back tomorrow for Episode 100!! In this episode we take a look back to our humble beginnings. With episode 100 getting posted tomorrow, we thought it would be fun to put together a collection of our favorite moments from the early days of Two Geeks a Mic and a Podcast. Tune in to hear the very best in intros, rants, singing, dancing, and both of us making a fool of ourselves and each other. VERY Special Thanks goes to Spencer The Watcher and Inigo Montoya for their detailed shownotes making this audio scrapbook possible! Check out this episode, and then be back tomorrow for Episode 100!! In this episode we take a look back to our humble beginnings. With episode 100 getting posted tomorrow, we thought it would be fun to put together a collection of our favorite moments from the early days of Two Geeks a Mic and a Podcast. Tune in to hear the very best in intros, rants, singing, dancing, and both of us making a fool of ourselves and each other. VERY Special Thanks goes to Spencer The Watcher and Inigo Montoya for their detailed shownotes making this audio scrapbook possible! Check out this episode, and then be back tomorrow for Episode 100!! tag:odeo.com,2009-05-19,24971461 Tue, 19 May 2009 10:36:44 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Two Geeks http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24581873-Two-Geeks-Time-Capsule In this episode we take a look back to our humble beginnings. With episode 100 getting posted tomorrow, we thought it would be fun to put together a collection of our favorite moments from the early days of Two Geeks a Mic and a Podcast. Tune in to hear the very best in intros, rants, singing, dancing, and both of us making a fool of ourselves and each other. VERY Special Thanks goes to Spencer The Watcher and Inigo Montoya for their detailed shownotes making this audio scrapbook possible! Check out this episode, and then be back tomorrow for Episode 100!! In this episode we take a look back to our humble beginnings. With episode 100 getting posted tomorrow, we thought it would be fun to put together a collection of our favorite moments from the early days of Two Geeks a Mic and a Podcast. Tune in to hear the very best in intros, rants, singing, dancing, and both of us making a fool of ourselves and each other. VERY Special Thanks goes to Spencer The Watcher and Inigo Montoya for their detailed shownotes making this audio scrapbook possible! Check out this episode, and then be back tomorrow for Episode 100!! In this episode we take a look back to our humble beginnings. With episode 100 getting posted tomorrow, we thought it would be fun to put together a collection of our favorite moments from the early days of Two Geeks a Mic and a Podcast. Tune in to hear the very best in intros, rants, singing, dancing, and both of us making a fool of ourselves and each other. VERY Special Thanks goes to Spencer The Watcher and Inigo Montoya for their detailed shownotes making this audio scrapbook possible! Check out this episode, and then be back tomorrow for Episode 100!! tag:odeo.com,2009-05-19,24581873 Tue, 19 May 2009 10:36:44 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Two Geeks http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25132294-Red-Shirts-%E2%80%93-Teaser Presenting the Teaser Trailer to Red Shirts, created by Nick Jimenez. They’re reckless. They’re peons. They’re Red Shirts. Everyone’s favorite expendable crew members finally get their moment in the spotlight in the newest audio series from Geekshow Entertainment! Presenting the Teaser Trailer to Red Shirts, created by Nick Jimenez. They’re reckless. They’re peons. They’re Red Shirts. Everyone’s favorite expendable crew members finally get their moment in the spotlight in the newest audio series from Geekshow Entertainment! Presenting the Teaser Trailer to Red Shirts, created by Nick Jimenez. They’re reckless. They’re peons. They’re Red Shirts. Everyone’s favorite expendable crew members finally get their moment in the spotlight in the newest audio series from Geekshow Entertainment! tag:odeo.com,2009-05-17,25132294 Sun, 17 May 2009 20:48:56 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Star Trek, star wars, sci-fi, Red Shirts http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24575061-Red-Shirts-Teaser Presenting the Teaser Trailer to Red Shirts, created by Nick Jimenez. They’re reckless. They’re peons. They’re Red Shirts. Everyone’s favorite expendable crew members finally get their moment in the spotlight in the newest audio series from Geekshow Entertainment! Presenting the Teaser Trailer to Red Shirts, created by Nick Jimenez. They’re reckless. They’re peons. They’re Red Shirts. Everyone’s favorite expendable crew members finally get their moment in the spotlight in the newest audio series from Geekshow Entertainment! Presenting the Teaser Trailer to Red Shirts, created by Nick Jimenez. They’re reckless. They’re peons. They’re Red Shirts. Everyone’s favorite expendable crew members finally get their moment in the spotlight in the newest audio series from Geekshow Entertainment! tag:odeo.com,2009-05-17,24575061 Sun, 17 May 2009 20:48:56 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Star Trek, star wars, sci-fi, Red Shirts http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24971462-Red-Shirts-%E2%80%93-Teaser Presenting the Teaser Trailer to Red Shirts, created by Nick Jimenez. They’re reckless. They’re peons. They’re Red Shirts. Everyone’s favorite expendable crew members finally get their moment in the spotlight in the newest audio series from Geekshow Entertainment! Presenting the Teaser Trailer to Red Shirts, created by Nick Jimenez. They’re reckless. They’re peons. They’re Red Shirts. Everyone’s favorite expendable crew members finally get their moment in the spotlight in the newest audio series from Geekshow Entertainment! Presenting the Teaser Trailer to Red Shirts, created by Nick Jimenez. They’re reckless. They’re peons. They’re Red Shirts. Everyone’s favorite expendable crew members finally get their moment in the spotlight in the newest audio series from Geekshow Entertainment! tag:odeo.com,2009-05-17,24971462 Sun, 17 May 2009 20:48:56 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Star Trek, star wars, sci-fi, Red Shirts http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24565350-Two-Geeks-Episode-99-Penultimatum In this episode, Scott and Ben host their penultimate show which will be that last one ever to be pre-recorded. Episode 100 will be a LIVE call-in show via TalkShoe this Sunday May 17th at 7pm EST. Check the Geekshow.us for all the information you need to participate. If you want to call-in, come bearing questions for us. Any question is fine, geek-related or otherwise (except “who would win in a fight” questions, those are banned). We’ll also be doing a very special If We Ran Hollywood for a Two Geeks a Mic and a Podcast Movie! So cast it, plot it, and get ready to pitch it to us LIVE on the show. The listener with the best TGMP Movie idea (as judged by us) will win a prize pack courtesy of InStockTrades. While you won’t be eligible for the contest if you can’t call in, feel free to email us your questions and we promise to get to all of them! Hope to hear from all of you on Sunday!! Dollhouse Finale (SPOILER WARNING!!!) Chuck Finale (SPOILER WARNING!!... In this episode, Scott and Ben host their penultimate show which will be that last one ever to be pre-recorded. Episode 100 will be a LIVE call-in show via TalkShoe this Sunday May 17th at 7pm EST. Check the Geekshow.us for all the information you need to participate. If you want to call-in, come bearing questions for us. Any question is fine, geek-related or otherwise (except “who would win in a fight” questions, those are banned). We’ll also be doing a very special If We Ran Hollywood for a Two Geeks a Mic and a Podcast Movie! So cast it, plot it, and get ready to pitch it to us LIVE on the show. The listener with the best TGMP Movie idea (as judged by us) will win a prize pack courtesy of InStockTrades. While you won’t be eligible for the contest if you can’t call in, feel free to email us your questions and we promise to get to all of them! Hope to hear from all of you on Sunday!! Dollhouse Finale (SPOILER WARNING!!!) Chuck Finale (SPOILER WARNING!!!) Cupid News Harold and Kumar bring some holiday cheer Tetsuo 3 Is Bradley Cooper going Green? Green Lantern shines its light a little later Deadpool movie is a GO Trailers District 9 Gamer The Princess and the Frog In this episode, Scott and Ben host their penultimate show which will be that last one ever to be pre-recorded. Episode 100 will be a LIVE call-in show via TalkShoe this Sunday May 17th at 7pm EST. Check the Geekshow.us for all the information you need to participate. If you want to call-in, come bearing questions for us. Any question is fine, geek-related or otherwise (except “who would win in a fight” questions, those are banned). We’ll also be doing a very special If We Ran Hollywood for a Two Geeks a Mic and a Podcast Movie! So cast it, plot it, and get ready to pitch it to us LIVE on the show. The listener with the best TGMP Movie idea (as judged by us) will win a prize pack courtesy of InStockTrades. While you won’t be eligible for the contest if you can’t call in, feel free to email us your questions and we promise to get to all of them! Hope to hear from all of you on Sunday!! Dollhouse Finale (SPOILER WARNING!!!) Chuck Finale (SPOILER WARNING!!!) Cupid News Harold and Kumar bring some holiday cheer Tetsuo 3 Is Bradley Cooper going Green? Green Lantern shines its light a little later Deadpool movie is a GO Trailers District 9 Gamer The Princess and the Frog tag:odeo.com,2009-05-12,24565350 Tue, 12 May 2009 16:36:08 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Two Geeks, chuck, cupid, Green Lantern, Deadpool, dollhouse, District 9 http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24971463-Two-Geeks-Episode-99-%E2%80%93-Penultimatum In this episode, Scott and Ben host their penultimate show which will be that last one ever to be pre-recorded. Episode 100 will be a LIVE call-in show via TalkShoe this Sunday May 17th at 7pm EST. Check the Geekshow.us for all the information you need to participate. If you want to call-in, come bearing questions for us. Any question is fine, geek-related or otherwise (except “who would win in a fight” questions, those are banned). We’ll also be doing a very special If We Ran Hollywood for a Two Geeks a Mic and a Podcast Movie! So cast it, plot it, and get ready to pitch it to us LIVE on the show. The listener with the best TGMP Movie idea (as judged by us) will win a prize pack courtesy of InStockTrades. While you won’t be eligible for the contest if you can’t call in, feel free to email us your questions and we promise to get to all of them! Hope to hear from all of you on Sunday!! Dollhouse Finale (SPOILER WARNING!!!) Chuck Finale (SPOILER WARNING!!... In this episode, Scott and Ben host their penultimate show which will be that last one ever to be pre-recorded. Episode 100 will be a LIVE call-in show via TalkShoe this Sunday May 17th at 7pm EST. Check the Geekshow.us for all the information you need to participate. If you want to call-in, come bearing questions for us. Any question is fine, geek-related or otherwise (except “who would win in a fight” questions, those are banned). We’ll also be doing a very special If We Ran Hollywood for a Two Geeks a Mic and a Podcast Movie! So cast it, plot it, and get ready to pitch it to us LIVE on the show. The listener with the best TGMP Movie idea (as judged by us) will win a prize pack courtesy of InStockTrades. While you won’t be eligible for the contest if you can’t call in, feel free to email us your questions and we promise to get to all of them! Hope to hear from all of you on Sunday!! Dollhouse Finale (SPOILER WARNING!!!) Chuck Finale (SPOILER WARNING!!!) Cupid News Harold and Kumar bring some holiday cheer Tetsuo 3 Is Bradley Cooper going Green? Green Lantern shines its light a little later Deadpool movie is a GO Trailers District 9 Gamer The Princess and the Frog In this episode, Scott and Ben host their penultimate show which will be that last one ever to be pre-recorded. Episode 100 will be a LIVE call-in show via TalkShoe this Sunday May 17th at 7pm EST. Check the Geekshow.us for all the information you need to participate. If you want to call-in, come bearing questions for us. Any question is fine, geek-related or otherwise (except “who would win in a fight” questions, those are banned). We’ll also be doing a very special If We Ran Hollywood for a Two Geeks a Mic and a Podcast Movie! So cast it, plot it, and get ready to pitch it to us LIVE on the show. The listener with the best TGMP Movie idea (as judged by us) will win a prize pack courtesy of InStockTrades. While you won’t be eligible for the contest if you can’t call in, feel free to email us your questions and we promise to get to all of them! Hope to hear from all of you on Sunday!! Dollhouse Finale (SPOILER WARNING!!!) Chuck Finale (SPOILER WARNING!!!) Cupid News Harold and Kumar bring some holiday cheer Tetsuo 3 Is Bradley Cooper going Green? Green Lantern shines its light a little later Deadpool movie is a GO Trailers District 9 Gamer The Princess and the Frog tag:odeo.com,2009-05-12,24971463 Tue, 12 May 2009 16:36:08 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Two Geeks, chuck, cupid, Green Lantern, Deadpool, dollhouse, District 9 http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24565351-Two-Geeks-Star-Trek-Special In this episode its finally here, a movie special we can be proud of, after two lack luster movie specials we finally get a chance to see J.J. Abram’s Star Trek.  There is no pre-show this time, however don’t think that means this is a short episode, our loveable host have a lot to talk about with this one. As always this is full spoilers so only listen if you have seen the movie, or if you just really enjoy spoilers. If you’ve already seen it, see it again, and then check out this episode. In this episode its finally here, a movie special we can be proud of, after two lack luster movie specials we finally get a chance to see J.J. Abram’s Star Trek.  There is no pre-show this time, however don’t think that means this is a short episode, our loveable host have a lot to talk about with this one. As always this is full spoilers so only listen if you have seen the movie, or if you just really enjoy spoilers. If you’ve already seen it, see it again, and then check out this episode. In this episode its finally here, a movie special we can be proud of, after two lack luster movie specials we finally get a chance to see J.J. Abram’s Star Trek.  There is no pre-show this time, however don’t think that means this is a short episode, our loveable host have a lot to talk about with this one. As always this is full spoilers so only listen if you have seen the movie, or if you just really enjoy spoilers. If you’ve already seen it, see it again, and then check out this episode. tag:odeo.com,2009-05-10,24565351 Sun, 10 May 2009 08:00:35 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Star Trek, Two Geeks, Enterprise, Nero, spock, Video Game News, jj abrams, scotty, mccoy, James T. Kirk http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24971464-Two-Geeks-%E2%80%93-Star-Trek-Special In this episode its finally here, a movie special we can be proud of, after two lack luster movie specials we finally get a chance to see J.J. Abram’s Star Trek.  There is no pre-show this time, however don’t think that means this is a short episode, our loveable host have a lot to talk about with this one. As always this is full spoilers so only listen if you have seen the movie, or if you just really enjoy spoilers. If you’ve already seen it, see it again, and then check out this episode. In this episode its finally here, a movie special we can be proud of, after two lack luster movie specials we finally get a chance to see J.J. Abram’s Star Trek.  There is no pre-show this time, however don’t think that means this is a short episode, our loveable host have a lot to talk about with this one. As always this is full spoilers so only listen if you have seen the movie, or if you just really enjoy spoilers. If you’ve already seen it, see it again, and then check out this episode. In this episode its finally here, a movie special we can be proud of, after two lack luster movie specials we finally get a chance to see J.J. Abram’s Star Trek.  There is no pre-show this time, however don’t think that means this is a short episode, our loveable host have a lot to talk about with this one. As always this is full spoilers so only listen if you have seen the movie, or if you just really enjoy spoilers. If you’ve already seen it, see it again, and then check out this episode. tag:odeo.com,2009-05-10,24971464 Sun, 10 May 2009 08:00:35 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Star Trek, Two Geeks, Enterprise, Nero, spock, Video Game News, jj abrams, scotty, mccoy, James T. Kirk http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24534616-Two-Geeks-X-Men-Origins-Wolverine-Special In this episode it’s our full spoilerific review of the lastest X-Men film adaptation, and this time its actually supposed to be about Wolverine as opposed to all the other times. As always hear our pre-show expectations, followed immediately by our immediate reactions after watching the movie. This is a really spirited discussion, so don’t miss it, and look out for our next special for J.J. Abram’s Star Trek next week. In this episode it’s our full spoilerific review of the lastest X-Men film adaptation, and this time its actually supposed to be about Wolverine as opposed to all the other times. As always hear our pre-show expectations, followed immediately by our immediate reactions after watching the movie. This is a really spirited discussion, so don’t miss it, and look out for our next special for J.J. Abram’s Star Trek next week. In this episode it’s our full spoilerific review of the lastest X-Men film adaptation, and this time its actually supposed to be about Wolverine as opposed to all the other times. As always hear our pre-show expectations, followed immediately by our immediate reactions after watching the movie. This is a really spirited discussion, so don’t miss it, and look out for our next special for J.J. Abram’s Star Trek next week. tag:odeo.com,2009-05-03,24534616 Sun, 03 May 2009 09:00:02 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts fox, Two Geeks, wolverine, logan, x-men, sabertooth, Deadpool, blob, Weapon X, Agent Zero, Victor Creed, James Howlett http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24971465-Two-Geeks-%E2%80%93-X-Men-Origins-Wolverine-Special In this episode it’s our full spoilerific review of the lastest X-Men film adaptation, and this time its actually supposed to be about Wolverine as opposed to all the other times. As always hear our pre-show expectations, followed immediately by our immediate reactions after watching the movie. This is a really spirited discussion, so don’t miss it, and look out for our next special for J.J. Abram’s Star Trek next week. In this episode it’s our full spoilerific review of the lastest X-Men film adaptation, and this time its actually supposed to be about Wolverine as opposed to all the other times. As always hear our pre-show expectations, followed immediately by our immediate reactions after watching the movie. This is a really spirited discussion, so don’t miss it, and look out for our next special for J.J. Abram’s Star Trek next week. In this episode it’s our full spoilerific review of the lastest X-Men film adaptation, and this time its actually supposed to be about Wolverine as opposed to all the other times. As always hear our pre-show expectations, followed immediately by our immediate reactions after watching the movie. This is a really spirited discussion, so don’t miss it, and look out for our next special for J.J. Abram’s Star Trek next week. tag:odeo.com,2009-05-03,24971465 Sun, 03 May 2009 09:00:02 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts fox, Two Geeks, wolverine, logan, x-men, sabertooth, Deadpool, blob, Weapon X, Agent Zero, Victor Creed, James Howlett http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24518551-Game-Night-with-%E2%80%9CDominion%E2%80%9D Not all board games are played on an actual board. In the case of this week’s game, it’s actually a card game for up to 4 players. But the game has been the hottest game out for a while now. Dominion is a game that plays similar to collectible card game, except without the need to constantly buy new cards. Keep reading to check it out. Dominion has a light fantasy theme to it. The idea is that you are the heir to a small portion of land. You feel the need to expand it, and you do that by vying for the surrounding land. However, this theme is only loosely attached. Mostly it’s there for the purpose of attractive card art, and the ability to name cards something that makes sense thematically. In this case, your victory points carry the names of “Duchy”, “Estate”, and “Province”. One of the reasons I wanted to cover this particular game is because it’s defined as a “gateway game”. If you are looking for a game that... Not all board games are played on an actual board. In the case of this week’s game, it’s actually a card game for up to 4 players. But the game has been the hottest game out for a while now. Dominion is a game that plays similar to collectible card game, except without the need to constantly buy new cards. Keep reading to check it out. Dominion has a light fantasy theme to it. The idea is that you are the heir to a small portion of land. You feel the need to expand it, and you do that by vying for the surrounding land. However, this theme is only loosely attached. Mostly it’s there for the purpose of attractive card art, and the ability to name cards something that makes sense thematically. In this case, your victory points carry the names of “Duchy”, “Estate”, and “Province”. One of the reasons I wanted to cover this particular game is because it’s defined as a “gateway game”. If you are looking for a game that takes very little time to learn and to teach to others, look no further than Dominion. But the ease of play does not come at the expense of depth. Quite the contrary, each game can be a very different experience. That’s the reason I recommend this game for those of you that have 2-4 players wanting to get into something simple, yet fun. Download: 720p HD Format | iPod/Low Bandwidth Format View on Youtube. Subscribe and leave comments, please! Gameplay Dominion is an incredibly simple game to play. I like to say that if you can count, then you can play Dominion. But while the game is simple to play, it takes a certain grasp of the game in order to get the details of the “strategy”. I use the word strategy lightly, because in reality, the only real strategy comes from finding a deck build that works for you, and then doing any adjustments based on what the other players in the game may be throwing at you. However, that deck building mechanic is enough to ensure that new players will find it tough to beat veteran players. So, I suggest that people playing the game for the first time, find players of a similar skill level to start the game with. The other option is to play with someone that knows the game, but is willing to explain some of the ideas behind his/her deck as they go along. The idea behind the game is to “draft” a deck for yourself by buying cards with whatever money you have available by the end of your turn. In each turn, you will have five cards. You start with one action, and one buy. By purchasing (and then playing) new kingdom cards, you will be able to increase the number of actions you can play in a turn, increase the number of buys you can make, and increase the number of coins you may use during the buy phase. In addition, you can purchase new coin cards, which only serve the purpose of making your deck more valuable for the purpose of future purchases. All of this leads to the ultimate goal of being able to afford enough victory points that by the end of each game, you have more victory points in your deck than all of your opponents. That’s the basic idea of the game anyway. It’s the details of the equation that make everything turn out so well, and become so addictive. Each game with have 10 kingdom cards in addition to the cards the effect your victory points, and the coin cards. Those kingdom cards make the heart of the game. In my opinion, the game is best played when you use a random assortment of the 25 possible choices of kingdom cards in order to choose the 10 that will wind up in play. It’s difficult to put into writing how much of an impact this can have on the level of fun that players can have. With the random factor, each game will have a completely different feel to it. Some games will have a lot of interaction between the different players. It may become a game of balancing defenses with the attack cards that other players pick up. Or, you may be missing attacks and/or defences altogether. In some games, players will be able to flip through their entire deck each turn, making the most of what they have. Still, in other games, you will find it hard to play more than 2 or 3 cards on your turn. Fate steps in and decides how your game will play. But ultimately, you decide what is fun for your particular group. You can make the choice to play with what your dealt, or pluck certain choices from the pile. The game seems rather counter-intuitive in certain areas. The best deck will sometimes be the smallest deck, not the one with the coolest action cards in it. In this regard, a few people may have problems with the way things go. It may not be as fun to play that way for certain players, but they will do it anyway, as it’s their best chance for victory. Another common problem is that people may find that the interaction between players will have highs and lows as you play through different kingdom combinations. Certainly, the game is not perfect. However, in almost every situation I’ve seen, people find the game to be very addictive and fun. So much so, in fact, that they not only want to play several times in a row, but they also often want to purchase their own copy afterward. Possibly the best thing about the game is that it works just as well with a group of two as it does with four players. And presumably when the expansion comes out, you will have the same experience with even more players. Games that scale that well are hard to find, and Dominion stands out as a gem in that regard. Not everyone is going to love the game, but I’d wager that a good number of people probably will. You owe it to yourself to try this game out. Rules Once you know the basics of the game, you will rarely ever have to look at the rule book again. That’s a good thing in my opinion, because it is without a doubt one of the ugliest rule books you will ever see. Apparently someone had Easter colors on the mind when they set to designing the book, because it uses almost entirely pastel colors. But, with that said, the rule book is more like a rule pamphlet. It only contains a few pages, and some of those pages are a description of the theme and/or specific cards. This really is a simple game. The only problems you may have involve working out exactly how each card works in the game, especially with cards that can be combined with other cards. However, the design of the game lends itself to simple concepts that just about anyone should be able to learn. Components This is a card game. Make no mistake about that fact. If you go into the purchase realizing that, then you shouldn’t have any problems when you see what the rather large box contains. 500 cards are all waiting for you when you open the box. They are meant to be opened, and then sorted into the included sorting compartment. Many people with large game collections will have a problem with the amount of shelf space such a simple game takes up. However, I found the box to be a godsend for organization. The OCD in me loves the fact that I can make a diagram of my box to find everything I need with very little extra work. It really makes the setup and break down time a snap. The other potential issue that people may have with the game comes from the risk of wear and tear on the cards. Because the game will have you almost constantly shuffling for 30+ minutes, the cards will begin showing that after a few plays. People that love keeping their games in absolute pristine condition will have a major issue with this. The solutions are to purchase sleeves for each card (WARNING: Cards are not standard playing card size), to come up with an alternative to the card method, or to just deal with it. Overall I think that ultimately this game will fall in line somewhere after  my favorite games that contain a lot more strategy. However, the play time, easy difficulty level, and variety will keep me interested in this game for quite sometime. It already looks like there is going to be a lot of support for the game in the form of further expansions. A few new interesting card ideas could really mix things up a bit. In addition, with a larger card variety to choose from, you won’t see the same strategies used time and time again. I believe that this is a game everyone should at least give a try if they have the opportunity. This is a game that I wouldn’t even have to play frequently in order to see the value in. It makes a great pull out and play game for guests. Teach them how to play, and then they will quickly catch on and develop their own methods. Gateway games have a tendency of being a little more shallow in some areas than the deeper games. But in this case, I don’t find myself getting bored with the game, or wishing I was playing something else. Pros and Cons + Easy to learn + Quick to play + Lots of Variety - Strategy becomes obvious +/- Game box is large, only contains cards + Box is made to sort cards in - Cards get beat up unless you protect them You can purchase this game at Thoughthammer: Credits: Randy - Editor, Show host, & Written Review Russell - Show Host Ray - Recoding Studio, Lights, Sound, & Camera Also, thanks to Thoughthammer for making this possible, and to Beatnik Turtle for the intro music “Beat People Up (Remix)“! Not all board games are played on an actual board. In the case of this week’s game, it’s actually a card game for up to 4 players. But the game has been the hottest game out for a while now. Dominion is a game that plays similar to collectible card game, except without the need to constantly buy new cards. Keep reading to check it out. Dominion has a light fantasy theme to it. The idea is that you are the heir to a small portion of land. You feel the need to expand it, and you do that by vying for the surrounding land. However, this theme is only loosely attached. Mostly it’s there for the purpose of attractive card art, and the ability to name cards something that makes sense thematically. In this case, your victory points carry the names of “Duchy”, “Estate”, and “Province”. One of the reasons I wanted to cover this particular game is because it’s defined as a “gateway game”. If you are looking for a game that takes very little time to learn and to teach to others, look no further than Dominion. But the ease of play does not come at the expense of depth. Quite the contrary, each game can be a very different experience. That’s the reason I recommend this game for those of you that have 2-4 players wanting to get into something simple, yet fun. Download: 720p HD Format | iPod/Low Bandwidth Format View on Youtube. Subscribe and leave comments, please! Gameplay Dominion is an incredibly simple game to play. I like to say that if you can count, then you can play Dominion. But while the game is simple to play, it takes a certain grasp of the game in order to get the details of the “strategy”. I use the word strategy lightly, because in reality, the only real strategy comes from finding a deck build that works for you, and then doing any adjustments based on what the other players in the game may be throwing at you. However, that deck building mechanic is enough to ensure that new players will find it tough to beat veteran players. So, I suggest that people playing the game for the first time, find players of a similar skill level to start the game with. The other option is to play with someone that knows the game, but is willing to explain some of the ideas behind his/her deck as they go along. The idea behind the game is to “draft” a deck for yourself by buying cards with whatever money you have available by the end of your turn. In each turn, you will have five cards. You start with one action, and one buy. By purchasing (and then playing) new kingdom cards, you will be able to increase the number of actions you can play in a turn, increase the number of buys you can make, and increase the number of coins you may use during the buy phase. In addition, you can purchase new coin cards, which only serve the purpose of making your deck more valuable for the purpose of future purchases. All of this leads to the ultimate goal of being able to afford enough victory points that by the end of each game, you have more victory points in your deck than all of your opponents. That’s the basic idea of the game anyway. It’s the details of the equation that make everything turn out so well, and become so addictive. Each game with have 10 kingdom cards in addition to the cards the effect your victory points, and the coin cards. Those kingdom cards make the heart of the game. In my opinion, the game is best played when you use a random assortment of the 25 possible choices of kingdom cards in order to choose the 10 that will wind up in play. It’s difficult to put into writing how much of an impact this can have on the level of fun that players can have. With the random factor, each game will have a completely different feel to it. Some games will have a lot of interaction between the different players. It may become a game of balancing defenses with the attack cards that other players pick up. Or, you may be missing attacks and/or defences altogether. In some games, players will be able to flip through their entire deck each turn, making the most of what they have. Still, in other games, you will find it hard to play more than 2 or 3 cards on your turn. Fate steps in and decides how your game will play. But ultimately, you decide what is fun for your particular group. You can make the choice to play with what your dealt, or pluck certain choices from the pile. The game seems rather counter-intuitive in certain areas. The best deck will sometimes be the smallest deck, not the one with the coolest action cards in it. In this regard, a few people may have problems with the way things go. It may not be as fun to play that way for certain players, but they will do it anyway, as it’s their best chance for victory. Another common problem is that people may find that the interaction between players will have highs and lows as you play through different kingdom combinations. Certainly, the game is not perfect. However, in almost every situation I’ve seen, people find the game to be very addictive and fun. So much so, in fact, that they not only want to play several times in a row, but they also often want to purchase their own copy afterward. Possibly the best thing about the game is that it works just as well with a group of two as it does with four players. And presumably when the expansion comes out, you will have the same experience with even more players. Games that scale that well are hard to find, and Dominion stands out as a gem in that regard. Not everyone is going to love the game, but I’d wager that a good number of people probably will. You owe it to yourself to try this game out. Rules Once you know the basics of the game, you will rarely ever have to look at the rule book again. That’s a good thing in my opinion, because it is without a doubt one of the ugliest rule books you will ever see. Apparently someone had Easter colors on the mind when they set to designing the book, because it uses almost entirely pastel colors. But, with that said, the rule book is more like a rule pamphlet. It only contains a few pages, and some of those pages are a description of the theme and/or specific cards. This really is a simple game. The only problems you may have involve working out exactly how each card works in the game, especially with cards that can be combined with other cards. However, the design of the game lends itself to simple concepts that just about anyone should be able to learn. Components This is a card game. Make no mistake about that fact. If you go into the purchase realizing that, then you shouldn’t have any problems when you see what the rather large box contains. 500 cards are all waiting for you when you open the box. They are meant to be opened, and then sorted into the included sorting compartment. Many people with large game collections will have a problem with the amount of shelf space such a simple game takes up. However, I found the box to be a godsend for organization. The OCD in me loves the fact that I can make a diagram of my box to find everything I need with very little extra work. It really makes the setup and break down time a snap. The other potential issue that people may have with the game comes from the risk of wear and tear on the cards. Because the game will have you almost constantly shuffling for 30+ minutes, the cards will begin showing that after a few plays. People that love keeping their games in absolute pristine condition will have a major issue with this. The solutions are to purchase sleeves for each card (WARNING: Cards are not standard playing card size), to come up with an alternative to the card method, or to just deal with it. Overall I think that ultimately this game will fall in line somewhere after  my favorite games that contain a lot more strategy. However, the play time, easy difficulty level, and variety will keep me interested in this game for quite sometime. It already looks like there is going to be a lot of support for the game in the form of further expansions. A few new interesting card ideas could really mix things up a bit. In addition, with a larger card variety to choose from, you won’t see the same strategies used time and time again. I believe that this is a game everyone should at least give a try if they have the opportunity. This is a game that I wouldn’t even have to play frequently in order to see the value in. It makes a great pull out and play game for guests. Teach them how to play, and then they will quickly catch on and develop their own methods. Gateway games have a tendency of being a little more shallow in some areas than the deeper games. But in this case, I don’t find myself getting bored with the game, or wishing I was playing something else. Pros and Cons + Easy to learn + Quick to play + Lots of Variety - Strategy becomes obvious +/- Game box is large, only contains cards + Box is made to sort cards in - Cards get beat up unless you protect them You can purchase this game at Thoughthammer: Credits: Randy - Editor, Show host, & Written Review Russell - Show Host Ray - Recoding Studio, Lights, Sound, & Camera Also, thanks to Thoughthammer for making this possible, and to Beatnik Turtle for the intro music “Beat People Up (Remix)“! tag:odeo.com,2009-04-30,24518551 Thu, 30 Apr 2009 05:42:33 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Board Games, dominion, Game Night with Geekshow, Game Night, board game, Donald Vaccarino, Review Game, Rio Grande Games http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24507569-Two-Geeks-Episode-98-Woot In this episode Ben and Scott get straight to the point and discuss some news and talk some Doctor Who. We’re back and we are one step closer to episode 100, and that means we need to cherish the time we have left together. We don’t have a whole lot of news this week, but there is still plenty to discuss. Make sure you check out the next episode and check the website for details on all the cool things we’re doing for our final episode. Doctor Who Easter Special News Scott Pilgrim video diaries New Live-Action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Movie in 2011 Spider-Man 4 In 3D? The Hobbit itself is going to take up two full length pictures Green Lantern Has $150 Million Budget Trailers H2 Bruno Paper Heart The Final Harry Potter and the HBP Reviews Sunshine Cleaning Observe and Report In this episode Ben and Scott get straight to the point and discuss some news and talk some Doctor Who. We’re back and we are one step closer to episode 100, and that means we need to cherish the time we have left together. We don’t have a whole lot of news this week, but there is still plenty to discuss. Make sure you check out the next episode and check the website for details on all the cool things we’re doing for our final episode. Doctor Who Easter Special News Scott Pilgrim video diaries New Live-Action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Movie in 2011 Spider-Man 4 In 3D? The Hobbit itself is going to take up two full length pictures Green Lantern Has $150 Million Budget Trailers H2 Bruno Paper Heart The Final Harry Potter and the HBP Reviews Sunshine Cleaning Observe and Report In this episode Ben and Scott get straight to the point and discuss some news and talk some Doctor Who. We’re back and we are one step closer to episode 100, and that means we need to cherish the time we have left together. We don’t have a whole lot of news this week, but there is still plenty to discuss. Make sure you check out the next episode and check the website for details on all the cool things we’re doing for our final episode. Doctor Who Easter Special News Scott Pilgrim video diaries New Live-Action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Movie in 2011 Spider-Man 4 In 3D? The Hobbit itself is going to take up two full length pictures Green Lantern Has $150 Million Budget Trailers H2 Bruno Paper Heart The Final Harry Potter and the HBP Reviews Sunshine Cleaning Observe and Report tag:odeo.com,2009-04-26,24507569 Sun, 26 Apr 2009 17:59:27 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts articles, Halloween, Two Geeks, Harry Potter, Green Lantern, spider-man, bruno, TMNT, The Hobbit, Sunshine Cleaning, Scott Pilgrim, Observe and Report, Paper Hear http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24971466-Two-Geeks-Episode-98-%E2%80%93-Woot In this episode Ben and Scott get straight to the point and discuss some news and talk some Doctor Who. We’re back and we are one step closer to episode 100, and that means we need to cherish the time we have left together. We don’t have a whole lot of news this week, but there is still plenty to discuss. Make sure you check out the next episode and check the website for details on all the cool things we’re doing for our final episode. Doctor Who Easter Special News Scott Pilgrim video diaries New Live-Action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Movie in 2011 Spider-Man 4 In 3D? The Hobbit itself is going to take up two full length pictures Green Lantern Has $150 Million Budget Trailers H2 Bruno Paper Heart The Final Harry Potter and the HBP Reviews Sunshine Cleaning Observe and Report In this episode Ben and Scott get straight to the point and discuss some news and talk some Doctor Who. We’re back and we are one step closer to episode 100, and that means we need to cherish the time we have left together. We don’t have a whole lot of news this week, but there is still plenty to discuss. Make sure you check out the next episode and check the website for details on all the cool things we’re doing for our final episode. Doctor Who Easter Special News Scott Pilgrim video diaries New Live-Action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Movie in 2011 Spider-Man 4 In 3D? The Hobbit itself is going to take up two full length pictures Green Lantern Has $150 Million Budget Trailers H2 Bruno Paper Heart The Final Harry Potter and the HBP Reviews Sunshine Cleaning Observe and Report In this episode Ben and Scott get straight to the point and discuss some news and talk some Doctor Who. We’re back and we are one step closer to episode 100, and that means we need to cherish the time we have left together. We don’t have a whole lot of news this week, but there is still plenty to discuss. Make sure you check out the next episode and check the website for details on all the cool things we’re doing for our final episode. Doctor Who Easter Special News Scott Pilgrim video diaries New Live-Action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Movie in 2011 Spider-Man 4 In 3D? The Hobbit itself is going to take up two full length pictures Green Lantern Has $150 Million Budget Trailers H2 Bruno Paper Heart The Final Harry Potter and the HBP Reviews Sunshine Cleaning Observe and Report tag:odeo.com,2009-04-26,24971466 Sun, 26 Apr 2009 17:59:27 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts articles, Halloween, Two Geeks, Harry Potter, Green Lantern, spider-man, bruno, TMNT, The Hobbit, Sunshine Cleaning, Scott Pilgrim, Observe and Report, Paper Hear http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25393083-Two-Geeks-%E2%80%93-Dragonball-Evolution-Special In this episode its back to our old school style review special, with our opinions from before and after the movie. Listen to this episode and hear Ben’s opinions, and Scott just tries to keep up. There’s a lot to discuss including character comparisons and plot points from the show and the movie. I hope you all enjoy this jewel of an episode. In this episode its back to our old school style review special, with our opinions from before and after the movie. Listen to this episode and hear Ben’s opinions, and Scott just tries to keep up. There’s a lot to discuss including character comparisons and plot points from the show and the movie. I hope you all enjoy this jewel of an episode. In this episode its back to our old school style review special, with our opinions from before and after the movie. Listen to this episode and hear Ben’s opinions, and Scott just tries to keep up. There’s a lot to discuss including character comparisons and plot points from the show and the movie. I hope you all enjoy this jewel of an episode. tag:odeo.com,2009-04-13,25393083 Mon, 13 Apr 2009 06:00:58 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Two Geeks http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24439100-Two-Geeks-Dragonball-Evolution-Special In this episode its back to our old school style review special, with our opinions from before and after the movie. Listen to this episode and hear Ben’s opinions, and Scott just tries to keep up. There’s a lot to discuss including character comparisons and plot points from the show and the movie. I hope you all enjoy this jewel of an episode. In this episode its back to our old school style review special, with our opinions from before and after the movie. Listen to this episode and hear Ben’s opinions, and Scott just tries to keep up. There’s a lot to discuss including character comparisons and plot points from the show and the movie. I hope you all enjoy this jewel of an episode. In this episode its back to our old school style review special, with our opinions from before and after the movie. Listen to this episode and hear Ben’s opinions, and Scott just tries to keep up. There’s a lot to discuss including character comparisons and plot points from the show and the movie. I hope you all enjoy this jewel of an episode. tag:odeo.com,2009-04-13,24439100 Mon, 13 Apr 2009 05:00:58 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Two Geeks http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24971467-Two-Geeks-%E2%80%93-Dragonball-Evolution-Special In this episode its back to our old school style review special, with our opinions from before and after the movie. Listen to this episode and hear Ben’s opinions, and Scott just tries to keep up. There’s a lot to discuss including character comparisons and plot points from the show and the movie. I hope you all enjoy this jewel of an episode. In this episode its back to our old school style review special, with our opinions from before and after the movie. Listen to this episode and hear Ben’s opinions, and Scott just tries to keep up. There’s a lot to discuss including character comparisons and plot points from the show and the movie. I hope you all enjoy this jewel of an episode. In this episode its back to our old school style review special, with our opinions from before and after the movie. Listen to this episode and hear Ben’s opinions, and Scott just tries to keep up. There’s a lot to discuss including character comparisons and plot points from the show and the movie. I hope you all enjoy this jewel of an episode. tag:odeo.com,2009-04-13,24971467 Mon, 13 Apr 2009 05:00:58 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Two Geeks http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25393084-Two-Geeks-Episode-97-%E2%80%93-Worst-Episode-Ever In this episode everyone’s favorite hosts sit down with their long time friends and proteges Will & Nick from Geekeasy. What do we talk about, well a lot actually, but you’ll just have to listen to find out. However one thing is for sure, this may be the worst episode in the history of Two Geeks a Mic and a Podcast. And don’t forget there is a big announcement at the end of this episode. Thanks everybody, look forward to our Dragonball Evolution review later this week. In this episode everyone’s favorite hosts sit down with their long time friends and proteges Will & Nick from Geekeasy. What do we talk about, well a lot actually, but you’ll just have to listen to find out. However one thing is for sure, this may be the worst episode in the history of Two Geeks a Mic and a Podcast. And don’t forget there is a big announcement at the end of this episode. Thanks everybody, look forward to our Dragonball Evolution review later this week. In this episode everyone’s favorite hosts sit down with their long time friends and proteges Will & Nick from Geekeasy. What do we talk about, well a lot actually, but you’ll just have to listen to find out. However one thing is for sure, this may be the worst episode in the history of Two Geeks a Mic and a Podcast. And don’t forget there is a big announcement at the end of this episode. Thanks everybody, look forward to our Dragonball Evolution review later this week. tag:odeo.com,2009-04-10,25393084 Fri, 10 Apr 2009 22:00:09 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Nick, Two Geeks, will, Announcement, scott, ben, Swivel, Geekeasy http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24439101-Two-Geeks-Episode-97-Worst-Episode-Ever In this episode everyone’s favorite hosts sit down with their long time friends and proteges Will & Nick from Geekeasy. What do we talk about, well a lot actually, but you’ll just have to listen to find out. However one thing is for sure, this may be the worst episode in the history of Two Geeks a Mic and a Podcast. And don’t forget there is a big announcement at the end of this episode. Thanks everybody, look forward to our Dragonball Evolution review later this week. In this episode everyone’s favorite hosts sit down with their long time friends and proteges Will & Nick from Geekeasy. What do we talk about, well a lot actually, but you’ll just have to listen to find out. However one thing is for sure, this may be the worst episode in the history of Two Geeks a Mic and a Podcast. And don’t forget there is a big announcement at the end of this episode. Thanks everybody, look forward to our Dragonball Evolution review later this week. In this episode everyone’s favorite hosts sit down with their long time friends and proteges Will & Nick from Geekeasy. What do we talk about, well a lot actually, but you’ll just have to listen to find out. However one thing is for sure, this may be the worst episode in the history of Two Geeks a Mic and a Podcast. And don’t forget there is a big announcement at the end of this episode. Thanks everybody, look forward to our Dragonball Evolution review later this week. tag:odeo.com,2009-04-10,24439101 Fri, 10 Apr 2009 21:00:09 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Nick, Two Geeks, will, Announcement, scott, ben, Swivel, Geekeasy http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24971468-Two-Geeks-Episode-97-%E2%80%93-Worst-Episode-Ever In this episode everyone’s favorite hosts sit down with their long time friends and proteges Will & Nick from Geekeasy. What do we talk about, well a lot actually, but you’ll just have to listen to find out. However one thing is for sure, this may be the worst episode in the history of Two Geeks a Mic and a Podcast. And don’t forget there is a big announcement at the end of this episode. Thanks everybody, look forward to our Dragonball Evolution review later this week. In this episode everyone’s favorite hosts sit down with their long time friends and proteges Will & Nick from Geekeasy. What do we talk about, well a lot actually, but you’ll just have to listen to find out. However one thing is for sure, this may be the worst episode in the history of Two Geeks a Mic and a Podcast. And don’t forget there is a big announcement at the end of this episode. Thanks everybody, look forward to our Dragonball Evolution review later this week. In this episode everyone’s favorite hosts sit down with their long time friends and proteges Will & Nick from Geekeasy. What do we talk about, well a lot actually, but you’ll just have to listen to find out. However one thing is for sure, this may be the worst episode in the history of Two Geeks a Mic and a Podcast. And don’t forget there is a big announcement at the end of this episode. Thanks everybody, look forward to our Dragonball Evolution review later this week. tag:odeo.com,2009-04-10,24971468 Fri, 10 Apr 2009 21:00:09 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Nick, Two Geeks, will, Announcement, scott, ben, Swivel, Geekeasy http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25393086-This-may-be-our-%E2%80%9CLast-Night-on-Earth%E2%80%9D When we decided to do a video podcast based on board games, the first two choices we made involved our favorite game, and games we knew well enough to cover without getting too flustered. However, after that was done, we wanted to make sure we covered several games relevant to the Geekshow crowd. And so with that, I encourage you to check out a game of Zombie invasions. The next five or more games that we cover will be right up the alley of Geekshow subscribers in our opinion. So I hope you take the time to watch a couple of these if they strike your fancy. Streaming Video Coming Soon, for now, download or go to Youtube. Download: 720p HD Format | iPod/Low Bandwidth Format View on Youtube. Subscribe and leave comments, please! [display_podcast] Last Night on Earth is a zombie apocalypse game released by an upstart company, Flying Frog Productions in 2007. Jason Hill designed the game. As of the date of this review, Flying Frog Productions only has 2 games currently out. Last Night o... When we decided to do a video podcast based on board games, the first two choices we made involved our favorite game, and games we knew well enough to cover without getting too flustered. However, after that was done, we wanted to make sure we covered several games relevant to the Geekshow crowd. And so with that, I encourage you to check out a game of Zombie invasions. The next five or more games that we cover will be right up the alley of Geekshow subscribers in our opinion. So I hope you take the time to watch a couple of these if they strike your fancy. Streaming Video Coming Soon, for now, download or go to Youtube. Download: 720p HD Format | iPod/Low Bandwidth Format View on Youtube. Subscribe and leave comments, please! [display_podcast] Last Night on Earth is a zombie apocalypse game released by an upstart company, Flying Frog Productions in 2007. Jason Hill designed the game. As of the date of this review, Flying Frog Productions only has 2 games currently out. Last Night on Earth, and A Touch of Evil. The two games are quite similar in their “evil” themes, and the quality of both games seems to be quite high. Also, Flying Frog games are now notorious for packing soundtracks in with their board games. It’s important to note though, that most people consider the Last Night on Earth (To be called LNoE from here out) soundtrack to be rather bad. Gameplay LNoE is a two-sided game. One side will play controlling the zombies, and one side will play controlling the human characters. The zombie side is played by either 1 or 2 players (2 players in the case of a 4 or 6 player version of the game). The human side always contains 4 characters, and those 4 characters can be controlled by up to 4 players. Right off the bat, I have to mention that in my experience, the best games occur when there is only one player playing the zombies. When you have two players playing the zombies, there are a lot of questions that your group may have that will send you seeking out answers, many of which will require unofficial answers. It really takes you out of the game. So I highly suggest making your first few play throughs  happen with only one zombie player, and then deciding from there whether or not you want to try allowing a second zombie player. Overall, the basic mechanics of the game are very simple. The Zombie player draws cards to make a hand size of 4 cards, he rolls to see if he can spawn new zombies at the end of his turn (Roll 2 D6, if the total you roll exceeds the number of zombies on the board, you will be able to spawn new zombies at the end of your turn. Thus, the less zombies you have on the board, the greater the chances of bringing in new zombies), then the zombie player moves each zombie one space, resolves combat where need be, and finally spawns new zombies if he succeeded in his ability to spawn new zombies earlier in the turn. To spawn the new zombies, the player rolls a D6, and places that many zombies as evenly as possible in the zombie pits on the board. Play then passes to the human players. Each human player may take their turns however they wish. You can switch your turn orders to benefit you the most. The basic idea of a human’s turn is that the will first get the opportunity to move (Roll a D6, move that many spaces). After they roll their movement, they may instead give up their move in order to search for an item or an event card. In order to do this, the character must be in a building, give up their move, and then draw a card from the human deck. If it’s an event card, it goes to the player’s hand, and may be played on any character in the game. If it is an item card, it goes to the character who drew the card. A character may have up to 4 items, 2 of which may be weapons. After this step, characters have the option to use a ranged weapon (If they have one). Finally, they resolve combat with all zombies that are in their current space at the end of their turn. This is the basic steps to the game, and is actually rather simple to learn. Players will generally have the basic rules and steps of the game down in one game. And if you have that down, you are well on your way to understanding the game. However, there is a lot more to the game that will change how you think about it. First, each character has special abilities, which often change the rules of the game. For instance, Jake Cartwright gets to draw two cards from the human deck when he searches, rather than one. Then he must choose one to keep. Secondly, there will be many rules that will only occasionally arise. Like when you get gasoline, you may need to know how to use it, and what it is good for. Third, each scenario will have a different objective that will add more complexity. Collect items, protect a location, or possibly collect items and take them somewhere. In all of those cases, you will need to add additional rules to the game. Even with the added rules, the game never gets too bogged down with manual reading. However, it is an issue that you will need to be aware of, and be prepared for. It is something that I imagine a few people will have issues with. The other complaint in this regard is that several of the rules in the books are not completely clear as written. Sometimes, you may need to seek answers, and for that I suggest the Unofficial FAQ available of LNoE’s Boardgamegeek page. Even then, things won’t always be clear.  So just be prepared to make some judgments, and not allow the game to break down into debates. As for the gameplay itself, I highly approve of what is there. The game plays rather fast, so that you can get several plays in during a 3+ hour game night. In addition, there feels like there is a lot of heft to the game as far as strategy goes. Yes, sometimes the game will break down into the luck of the card draws, especially with certain scenarios. However, quite often, players can do a good job of maneuvering, knowing when to focus on certain goals, and as a result the game gets rather strategic. I tend to prefer playing as the humans in 3+ player games, just for the social aspect of that. However, I actually enjoy playing as both sides in this game. That’s not always the case in games like this where the sides play completely different. Combat is a system that I think works really well. It’s easier for humans to “win” at combat, since they almost always roll more dice. However, since zombies win on ties, and always deal damage when they win (Which is not the case for humans, who have to not only win, but also roll doubles in order to deal damage). the zombies are a lot more dangerous. Overall, I find the combat in the game to be quite exciting. There is a lot of risk for both sides. More importantly, there is a lot of methods that you can use to your advantage, no matter which side you are on. When do you use your combat cards? How far do you push things? Do you use the strength in numbers? Or do you try to push heightened individuals for combat? This all makes things very interesting, and always keeps things fresh, in my opinion. Rules I already covered a lot of the issues that the rules face in the gameplay section, just because it effects gameplay so much. The basic game is very simple. As you add more rules, you add a bit more complexity, but the worst thing about the additional rules are the questions that come with them. The LNoE manual is pretty hefty, and you will find yourself flipping through it quite often, unless you eat, breathe, and sleep this game. Still, for the most part, it is pretty well organized, and won’t be a huge burden for players. Components The components to LNoE is one of the really strong points for the game. It would have been nice if the figures were painted, but even as they are, they are pretty nice. Also, the cd soundtrack that comes with the game is pretty lackluster. But given that it’s the first time I’ve seen something like that done in a game, I can’t complain too much. However, with that said, I can’t come up with too many other drawbacks for the components. The pros of the components far outweigh the cons, in my opinion. The top of that list has to be the beautiful “art” of the game. I use the term art loosely, because the art is actually a series of in-theme photo shoots with actual actors and actresses. However, it works so well, that I often find myself forgetting that these people are real. All of the character cards, event and item cards, shots in the manual, etc are actual pictures from photography sessions. All the work from the art has really paid dividends for setting up the theme. I haven’t mentioned this lately, but the theme for the game is actually more to do with Zombie movies rather than zombies in general. A lot of the cards, scenarios, and characters are intentionally cheesy, because that’s the theme that they are going for. And they pull it off wonderfully. It really feels like you are playing through a zombie “B Movie”. And I mean that in a positive way. Even if you don’t enjoy that style of movie, as long as you can have a good time laughing at that style, you are going to feel right at home with this game. That theme is what makes the art really stick to this game. Normally, you might complain about the characters fitting such extreme stereotypes, but since that was the obvious intention in the design, it all works out perfectly. Whoever initially came up with that idea deserves a pat on the back, in my opinion. The other components that come with the game are also pretty high quality. The pieces that make up the board are pretty well done. I only have one slight annoyance in that regard, and that’s the fact that the colors are sometimes a little more faded  than other times. And again with the cards, I really like what they do for the game, but they also have a small annoyance for me. The style of lamination that they use for the cards sometimes makes them stick together. It can make it a bit difficult to shuffle/draw/etc, especially when you first buy the game. But overall, these issues don’t effect the gameplay much at all, so I can’t fault them too much for that. Overall I also have to mention at this point that I really enjoyed the Growing Hunger expansion. Most of my favorite characters come from that set. I’m not a big fan of the new red zombies with yet more fiddly rules, but I can tolerate them. The additional map pieces also add in some additional variety. But to be honest, it’s the characters and the additional cards that do it for me in this case. LNoE has been one of my groups most played games for going on 2 years now. It’s not the type of game you can play all the time, but it’s something that you can always come back to. Add in the fact that it’s easy to squeeze in a  game at the end of the game night, and it all adds up to many, many plays over time. My overall opinion of the game rises and falls, depending on how each game plays out. Sometimes, LNoE rises into my top 5 games, and sometimes it’s something I’m not interested in playing for a while. However, a majority of the time, I still find myself placing the game in my top 10 favorite games. So, I have to recommend everyone check things out, and see if it’s something you could find yourself having fun with. Watch the video review, and if it intrigues you, definitely consider giving it a buy. Pros and Cons + Strategic gameplay - The rules sometimes get a bit fiddly + Combat often feels fresh and fluid + The art is beautiful - Games often rely a little too much on luck + Components are of high quality + Make your own scenarios +/- Zombie movie feel You can purchase this game at Thoughthammer: Credits: Randy – Editor, Show host, & Written Review Russell – Show Host Ray – Recoding Studio, Lights, Sound, & Camera Also, thanks to Thoughthammer for making this possible, and to Beatnik Turtle for the intro music “Beat People Up (Remix)“! When we decided to do a video podcast based on board games, the first two choices we made involved our favorite game, and games we knew well enough to cover without getting too flustered. However, after that was done, we wanted to make sure we covered several games relevant to the Geekshow crowd. And so with that, I encourage you to check out a game of Zombie invasions. The next five or more games that we cover will be right up the alley of Geekshow subscribers in our opinion. So I hope you take the time to watch a couple of these if they strike your fancy. Streaming Video Coming Soon, for now, download or go to Youtube. Download: 720p HD Format | iPod/Low Bandwidth Format View on Youtube. Subscribe and leave comments, please! [display_podcast] Last Night on Earth is a zombie apocalypse game released by an upstart company, Flying Frog Productions in 2007. Jason Hill designed the game. As of the date of this review, Flying Frog Productions only has 2 games currently out. Last Night on Earth, and A Touch of Evil. The two games are quite similar in their “evil” themes, and the quality of both games seems to be quite high. Also, Flying Frog games are now notorious for packing soundtracks in with their board games. It’s important to note though, that most people consider the Last Night on Earth (To be called LNoE from here out) soundtrack to be rather bad. Gameplay LNoE is a two-sided game. One side will play controlling the zombies, and one side will play controlling the human characters. The zombie side is played by either 1 or 2 players (2 players in the case of a 4 or 6 player version of the game). The human side always contains 4 characters, and those 4 characters can be controlled by up to 4 players. Right off the bat, I have to mention that in my experience, the best games occur when there is only one player playing the zombies. When you have two players playing the zombies, there are a lot of questions that your group may have that will send you seeking out answers, many of which will require unofficial answers. It really takes you out of the game. So I highly suggest making your first few play throughs  happen with only one zombie player, and then deciding from there whether or not you want to try allowing a second zombie player. Overall, the basic mechanics of the game are very simple. The Zombie player draws cards to make a hand size of 4 cards, he rolls to see if he can spawn new zombies at the end of his turn (Roll 2 D6, if the total you roll exceeds the number of zombies on the board, you will be able to spawn new zombies at the end of your turn. Thus, the less zombies you have on the board, the greater the chances of bringing in new zombies), then the zombie player moves each zombie one space, resolves combat where need be, and finally spawns new zombies if he succeeded in his ability to spawn new zombies earlier in the turn. To spawn the new zombies, the player rolls a D6, and places that many zombies as evenly as possible in the zombie pits on the board. Play then passes to the human players. Each human player may take their turns however they wish. You can switch your turn orders to benefit you the most. The basic idea of a human’s turn is that the will first get the opportunity to move (Roll a D6, move that many spaces). After they roll their movement, they may instead give up their move in order to search for an item or an event card. In order to do this, the character must be in a building, give up their move, and then draw a card from the human deck. If it’s an event card, it goes to the player’s hand, and may be played on any character in the game. If it is an item card, it goes to the character who drew the card. A character may have up to 4 items, 2 of which may be weapons. After this step, characters have the option to use a ranged weapon (If they have one). Finally, they resolve combat with all zombies that are in their current space at the end of their turn. This is the basic steps to the game, and is actually rather simple to learn. Players will generally have the basic rules and steps of the game down in one game. And if you have that down, you are well on your way to understanding the game. However, there is a lot more to the game that will change how you think about it. First, each character has special abilities, which often change the rules of the game. For instance, Jake Cartwright gets to draw two cards from the human deck when he searches, rather than one. Then he must choose one to keep. Secondly, there will be many rules that will only occasionally arise. Like when you get gasoline, you may need to know how to use it, and what it is good for. Third, each scenario will have a different objective that will add more complexity. Collect items, protect a location, or possibly collect items and take them somewhere. In all of those cases, you will need to add additional rules to the game. Even with the added rules, the game never gets too bogged down with manual reading. However, it is an issue that you will need to be aware of, and be prepared for. It is something that I imagine a few people will have issues with. The other complaint in this regard is that several of the rules in the books are not completely clear as written. Sometimes, you may need to seek answers, and for that I suggest the Unofficial FAQ available of LNoE’s Boardgamegeek page. Even then, things won’t always be clear.  So just be prepared to make some judgments, and not allow the game to break down into debates. As for the gameplay itself, I highly approve of what is there. The game plays rather fast, so that you can get several plays in during a 3+ hour game night. In addition, there feels like there is a lot of heft to the game as far as strategy goes. Yes, sometimes the game will break down into the luck of the card draws, especially with certain scenarios. However, quite often, players can do a good job of maneuvering, knowing when to focus on certain goals, and as a result the game gets rather strategic. I tend to prefer playing as the humans in 3+ player games, just for the social aspect of that. However, I actually enjoy playing as both sides in this game. That’s not always the case in games like this where the sides play completely different. Combat is a system that I think works really well. It’s easier for humans to “win” at combat, since they almost always roll more dice. However, since zombies win on ties, and always deal damage when they win (Which is not the case for humans, who have to not only win, but also roll doubles in order to deal damage). the zombies are a lot more dangerous. Overall, I find the combat in the game to be quite exciting. There is a lot of risk for both sides. More importantly, there is a lot of methods that you can use to your advantage, no matter which side you are on. When do you use your combat cards? How far do you push things? Do you use the strength in numbers? Or do you try to push heightened individuals for combat? This all makes things very interesting, and always keeps things fresh, in my opinion. Rules I already covered a lot of the issues that the rules face in the gameplay section, just because it effects gameplay so much. The basic game is very simple. As you add more rules, you add a bit more complexity, but the worst thing about the additional rules are the questions that come with them. The LNoE manual is pretty hefty, and you will find yourself flipping through it quite often, unless you eat, breathe, and sleep this game. Still, for the most part, it is pretty well organized, and won’t be a huge burden for players. Components The components to LNoE is one of the really strong points for the game. It would have been nice if the figures were painted, but even as they are, they are pretty nice. Also, the cd soundtrack that comes with the game is pretty lackluster. But given that it’s the first time I’ve seen something like that done in a game, I can’t complain too much. However, with that said, I can’t come up with too many other drawbacks for the components. The pros of the components far outweigh the cons, in my opinion. The top of that list has to be the beautiful “art” of the game. I use the term art loosely, because the art is actually a series of in-theme photo shoots with actual actors and actresses. However, it works so well, that I often find myself forgetting that these people are real. All of the character cards, event and item cards, shots in the manual, etc are actual pictures from photography sessions. All the work from the art has really paid dividends for setting up the theme. I haven’t mentioned this lately, but the theme for the game is actually more to do with Zombie movies rather than zombies in general. A lot of the cards, scenarios, and characters are intentionally cheesy, because that’s the theme that they are going for. And they pull it off wonderfully. It really feels like you are playing through a zombie “B Movie”. And I mean that in a positive way. Even if you don’t enjoy that style of movie, as long as you can have a good time laughing at that style, you are going to feel right at home with this game. That theme is what makes the art really stick to this game. Normally, you might complain about the characters fitting such extreme stereotypes, but since that was the obvious intention in the design, it all works out perfectly. Whoever initially came up with that idea deserves a pat on the back, in my opinion. The other components that come with the game are also pretty high quality. The pieces that make up the board are pretty well done. I only have one slight annoyance in that regard, and that’s the fact that the colors are sometimes a little more faded  than other times. And again with the cards, I really like what they do for the game, but they also have a small annoyance for me. The style of lamination that they use for the cards sometimes makes them stick together. It can make it a bit difficult to shuffle/draw/etc, especially when you first buy the game. But overall, these issues don’t effect the gameplay much at all, so I can’t fault them too much for that. Overall I also have to mention at this point that I really enjoyed the Growing Hunger expansion. Most of my favorite characters come from that set. I’m not a big fan of the new red zombies with yet more fiddly rules, but I can tolerate them. The additional map pieces also add in some additional variety. But to be honest, it’s the characters and the additional cards that do it for me in this case. LNoE has been one of my groups most played games for going on 2 years now. It’s not the type of game you can play all the time, but it’s something that you can always come back to. Add in the fact that it’s easy to squeeze in a  game at the end of the game night, and it all adds up to many, many plays over time. My overall opinion of the game rises and falls, depending on how each game plays out. Sometimes, LNoE rises into my top 5 games, and sometimes it’s something I’m not interested in playing for a while. However, a majority of the time, I still find myself placing the game in my top 10 favorite games. So, I have to recommend everyone check things out, and see if it’s something you could find yourself having fun with. Watch the video review, and if it intrigues you, definitely consider giving it a buy. Pros and Cons + Strategic gameplay - The rules sometimes get a bit fiddly + Combat often feels fresh and fluid + The art is beautiful - Games often rely a little too much on luck + Components are of high quality + Make your own scenarios +/- Zombie movie feel You can purchase this game at Thoughthammer: Credits: Randy – Editor, Show host, & Written Review Russell – Show Host Ray – Recoding Studio, Lights, Sound, & Camera Also, thanks to Thoughthammer for making this possible, and to Beatnik Turtle for the intro music “Beat People Up (Remix)“! tag:odeo.com,2009-04-10,25393086 Fri, 10 Apr 2009 09:02:14 -0700 no Geekshow Entertainment Podcasts Board Games, zombies, Game Night with Geekshow, Flying Frog Productions