The Nerdologues

Our second episode featuring Cards Against Humanity - and recorded in their fancy new theater! - includes more stories and songs inspired by some of our favorite white and black cards for horrible people.

Trevor Martin is not a prankster. He's too afraid of the consequences. Nor is he someone who messes with strangers on the regular. He's too much of a "prissy boy" afraid of the retribution. But he does love creating small, devious misunderstandings among his friends and family.

Every game involves choice, but in some games your choices bear more weight than in others. This week, returning guest co-host John Patrick Coan and Brandon Shockney join Clayton to chat about games that require big choices that affect your whole experience - notably games with morality engines.

Julie Marchiano is a hoot and a half, and we had a doggone good time talking 'dogs, 'za, and passions in this ep dedicated to Julie's love of encased meats. Julie has an interesting and hilarious relationship with hot dogs where comedy, her personality, and her own health are concerned, but we share that we've learned it's best to just embrace who and what you are, who and what you love, and let everything else fall into place.

It's one of the biggest gaming sensations of 2015 so far, and this week we're gonna talk(ing games) about it! Join Clayton, Kellen, and special guest Jake Goldberg for a chat about Bloodborne!

There's no place like (a new) home. Check out our first episode recorded at our new spot, the Cards Against Humanity theater, featuring guests from CAH and other awesome people!

Jay Sukow came by to drop some firsthand knowledge on the use of improvisation in film. Jay and his production company, Group Mind Films, have made multiple features using [mostly] written scripts in conjunction with excellent improvisers to lead into and out of scenes, find unique, hilarious moments in scenes, and even at times improvise entire exchanges.

This week, we welcome Tommy Reahard to the show to chat about one of his new gaming loves - Turtle Rock Studios' Evolve!