The Nerdologues

Join us for the first of two galaxy-spanning episodes featuring some of the talent behind A Klingon Christmas Carol and Improvised Star Trek!

This is a v. exclusive MBSing first: a podcast crossover episode! The first half is The Bearded Ones podcast hosted by my dear friends hailing from Greenville, South Carolina, Evan Harris and Jason Underwood. I tell them one of my most embarrassing performance stories that happened a few weeks ago, a tale about Clark Gregg's actor's nightmare, and an assortment of other fun things.

And that's 50 episodes! Today we had Tim Ryder on to address some of the criticisms our last guest, Dan Strauss, made about Batman: Arkham Origins, Assassin's Creed 3, and Tim, himself. Then we discuss Tim's distaste for shooters and first person gaming, and end with some of his favorites from 2013.

Guys, it's our first ever episode recorded live, and there's so much here to love! Join host Chris Geiger, contest winner Jaaron Drew, the fantastic band the Shock T's, and a host of guests from podcasts past as we do some catching up.

Set aside those turkey carving knives and pick up your wooden stakes: It's time to chat about Buffy. This episode has some INCREDIBLE moments of truth about passion and friendship surrounding fandom that I absolutely adore and don't make a point to hide my adoration.

Episode 49! Today we're talking with Dan Strauss (The Second City, Game Bros.) about a little bit of everything. We cover Beyond: Two Souls, Clayton's latest review, and the biggest surprises and disappointments from this year. Enjoy!

Join us, friends, as we end our exploration of "other options" with a fantastic set of thoughtful and funny tales from some great storytellers.

Jeremy came on the show to discuss a unique but totally applicable and interesting topic, and I can't believe the ways teaching himself various skills and hobbies has changed his life. One of my favorite pull quotes from this episode is,"you don't have to be unhappy with something just because it's present."

Episode 48! One of our favorites, Mike Brunlieb (Dead$$$, Sand) came back on the show to discuss the emotional impact games have on us, including those that made us cry, fear for our lives, and laugh. It's like the very special episode of Fresh Prince where Carlton took speed, but for our podcast. WebRepcurrentVotenoRatingnoWeight

If you've ever wanted the secret to writing a great Vince Vaughn movie, this episode's for you! If you don't care about that, this episode is still probably for you! Join Nerdologues members Mary Beth Smith, Steve Persch, and Kevin Reader as they chat about topics like great date movies and politics (guys, this is gonna get spicy!).