The Nerdologues

My dear friend and teammate James Allen came into the studio to lay down some SICK tracks with me in this episode! If you are expecting us to actually rap, change your expectations because we do not.

Episode 42! Today we're talking with Eric Harrington about how we've changed as gamers as we've gotten older, the inability to get in to anime, and Clayton and Eric go to town on Tim's hair. Enjoy!

Join us this episode as host Chris Geiger chats with Nerdologues members Andrew Bentley, Claire Friedman, and Mary Beth Smith about topics ranging from bodily functions to social media to acting like a disgusting mess of a person on stage. It's funnier than it sounds!

Check it out, people. Jennifer's interest in dyslexia is one she had no choice on: after battling with her learning disabilities for years without knowing why she could not do school work like her classmates, she was diagnosed with dyslexia at the age of 15. Her story is a delightful one in spite of this difficulty.

Episode 41! Today we did something kinda special. We started off with a short "In the field" segment with our guest Ben Vigeant at Headquarters Beercade. Then we come back to the studio to talk to him about all things pinball, why Tim shouldn't give up on Ico, and the Vietnam war.

About a month ago, Upstairs Gallery - the venue we used to call home - hosted an awesome comedy festival in the city, and they were kind enough to let us record an episode of our podcast there. And here it is! Because it was their first festival and ours, we thought "First Times" would make a pretty nifty theme. And because there was a podcast portion of the festival, we thought it would be cool to invite other podcasters to participate. So we did!

Kellen and I appropriately enjoyed cups of joe he brewed for us as we chatted about one of his favorite things, coffee. His entrance to the interest in coffee is fun to hear about, his knowledge of the subject is fascinating, and our digression to a general discussion of having passions and routines is goddamned lovely if I do say so myself.

40 episodes in and today Kellen Terrett's back to talk about Grand Theft Auto 5, my silly fundraiser to buy it, the games we recommend from this console generation, and a little peek in to gaming as a dad!

In this second part of our sayonara to Alex Talavera, we've got a bunch of great speakers sharing what the phrase "best-laid plans" means to them.

Caution: If you do not like singing AND fun, you will not like this episode because there is a ton of both. Jessie Stegner (the third member of my improv team Raygun Reagan to be on MBSing) and I gab like gal pals about a favorite topic of both of ours: musical theatre.