The Nerdologues

On the third anniversary of the release of the first episode of MBSing, MBS holed up in a studio and took 35 calls from past guests of the show. The topics ranged from specific episode updates to current concerns to catching up. Here are the first eight sandwiched between some sweet voicemails:

Sarah Shockey
Mike Gifford
Stephanie Corkery
Andy Herren
Mike Migdall
Wyn Evans
Adam Levin
Jon Pernisek
Steve Nelson
Jimmy Pennington

This week, Tim and Clayton use the three-day weekend to talk about their favorite war games, and what they'd like to see from the genre going forward. 

Dwight didn't get off with just putting together one episode. Oh no. He gave us a whole night of Your Stories goodness for his birthday. Here's the second part of that!

The guys bring in special guest Eric Braband to help them break down their vast hockey knowledge into layman's terms. Then The Joe and Hooli argue about whether or not the NBA draft lottery is rigged. All that and a James Lipton joke!!! Get inside the recording studio, nerds.
 

Del returns to his original base of operations, which gets him wondering about the future of his show. Enjoy the rock while it lasts?

In a world of drugs and sex, a straight edge hardcore punk fan arose in Virginia and continued to maintain his abstinence for a number of years as a part of the Chicago comedy scene. Chris and I discuss his turn to the Dark Side, how even with the best of tenets and intentions, most movements have negative extremists, and how it feels to align oneself with a lifestyle choice to be a part of a bigger community.
 

Do you have Final Fantasy Disease? Apparently, this affliction hits a lot of us. This week, Tim, Clayton, and Kellen are gonna talk about it.

The 2016 Summer Olympics are almost upon us, and that can mean only one thing: A POTENTIAL GLOBAL EMERGENCY! Can the looming threat of the Zika virus derail the summer games? No? How about widespread violence and corruption of the highest level? Still no? Then ya better bring bug spray!

You all know Dwight Haesler as the cherubic voice of a lot of our music. Did you know he can put a show together too?! This year, for his birthday, he did!

It's not easy to get around in the post-apocalypse, and Del might have just stranded himself some place he doesn't want to be. Let's shield ourselves with great music!