&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The Nerdologues

Storytellers Lauren Rodriguez

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Storytellers Kate Freeman

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Storytellers Shelby Mongan

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Storytellers Dwight Haesler and Eric Garneau

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Storytellers Dwight Haesler and Eric Garneau

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Storytellers Sawyer Heppes

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Storytellers Chris Crotwell

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Storytellers Yusef Abonamah

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Storytellers Ed Soderberg

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Storytellers Stephen Kropa

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Storytellers Dwight Haesler, Eric Garneau and Sarah Sheber

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Storytellers Eric Garneau

Eric plays one of The Boss' most moving songs. Listen to him introduce the song and its connection to his life.

"It's time to take this journey."

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Storytellers Eric Garneau

Eric discusses moving to Chicago in the context of Joseph Campbell's monomyth. He then gives an amazing rendition of Thunder Road.

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Storytellers Lauren Rodriguez

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Storytellers Stone Cold Jane Austen

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Storytellers Erik Parsons

“Once I found out my dad had wanted a boy, I decided it was going to be my personal project to be the son he never had.”

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Storytellers Allison MacWilliams-Brooks

Nerdologues spouse Allison MacWilliams-Brooks tells of her unique situation as the only nerd-culture inclined one of five daughters born to a father who wanted a son and the continued importance of their Star Trek bond through her father’s memory loss.

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Storytellers Dwight Haesler, Eric Garneau and Marnie Thompson

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Storytellers Dwight Haesler and Eric Garneau

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Storytellers Jeremy Kanne

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Storytellers Maura Foley

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Storytellers Charlie Madsen

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Storytellers Alex Talavera

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Storytellers Dwight Haesler and Eric Garneau

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