The Nerdologues

Del finally gets out of the bunker to do some real exploring. Will he discover any civilization? At least he's discovered some more great music. 

Expect a good episode from Eileen Tull as we unpack why she gets wrapped up in anticipation of things like a new Star Wars film or a first date with a guy she met online. Rest assured she's already got [three separate sets of] tickets for The Force Awakens and plenty to talk about where Harrison Ford is concerned (that factors into the dating stuff, too).

This weekend, Tim, Clayton, Kellen, and a ton of guests will be participating in a 24-hour gaming marathon for charity. Learn all about it in this episode!

Eric, Dwight, and Kevin sit down in the studio to share pieces and reflections on THE ART OF CINEMA. 

Del finds new purpose after his recent personal troubles. He also finds great tunes by Rush, INXS, Neon Trees, and more!

Katie [Bell] and I get all witchy with it as we discuss her mad [eye] love of Harry Potter. We share a mutual favorite book (Goblet of Fire), which Katie tells me is the pivotal book of the series - the others mirror one another in themes and storylines (1 and 7, 2 and 6, 3 and 5). She learned this from an entire course on Harry Potter she got to take as a student at Columbia College. Dope. She also covers how the series taught her the importance of representation in media and conquering one's fears.

This week, Tiffany Keane and Brendan Stallings of the Otherworld Theatre Company chat with Tim and Clayton about their latest show, an immersive theatrical experience in part inspired by games like Silent Hill and Dragon Age called Gone Dark!

We've got more spoooooky stories and songs just in time for Halloween! DON'T LISTEN IN THE DARK, especially if you're driving or something.