The Nerdologues

Ladieeeeeeeees and gentlemeeeeen. Please welcome to the ring ALEX TREPKA AKA The Road Pupp for a glorious conversation about his love of professional wrestling. This was an absolute blast, and no stone of my own pro wrestling knowledge was left unturned.

Episode 47! We're gonna have some of our favorite guests back on for the last episodes of 2013, starting with RAY GORDON! Ray discusses Arkham Origins, the best comic book games of this generation, and the Upstairs Gallery Magic The Gathering league. Yep.

We here at the Nerdologues know you have other options for podcasts, and we appreciate you listening to ours. Especially when it talks about other options. (See what I did there?)

Put on some rented shoes and button up your embroidered shirt because Daniel Duval came on the podcast to talk about his life in the fast lane(s). Daniel's a total sweetheart and big fan of the podcast and The Nerdologues, so it was a pleasure to be able to invite him to be a guest and to have such a great time recording.

Episode 46!!! Today we're talking with Drew Kearse (IO's Bass Mountain, Footloose) about growing up always having to be player 2, and what he's missed not having had a console for this generation. We even dip in to sports you guys. YEAH, SPORTS!

Calvin and Hobbes, secret lairs, and bawdy parodies of Dick Tracy – all that and more can be heard on the first half of today's new Nerdologuecast. Then, host Chris Geiger and his fellow Nerdologuers get honored with the presence of B minus-list actor Billy Zephyr, star of Dorm Goblins III: Goblin University!

Jimmy Pennington came on the show to talk about novels, and, while we may have strayed away from the topic at times, I truly dug this conversation. We got into some neuroses of our own and how those feelings affect what the Great American Novel must mean to its readers.

Episode 45! Today, to celebrate Clayton's new gig reviewing games for Honestgamers.com, we're talking about game journalism, what we love/hate about it, and what makes a 10. Friend of the show J.T. Butler came back to join us on this journey and add his reasons for hating Alan Wake.

Our second half of exploring 1993 actually gets away from the topic a bit, but that doesn't mean we don't have an excellent collection of stories and music to share with you today!

Oh nooooo! It's Bret Dorman!!! Talking about Godzilla! Look out! Man. What a delight this chat was. We covered a plethora of topics including some discussion on liking the things you like and not knowing or caring how other people feel about them, "bad" films vs. "good" films, and the way already existing content (books, other films, comics, etc) affects the way movies are made and for which type of audience.