The Nerdologues

The second part of our second annual night of frights!

This week, Andrew Bentley dives into the pretty unique type of mix that's been a big part of his social life. 

This week, join the Talking Games lads for another round of questions -- and some of them aren't even bits!

This week, the boys get an October edition of Mary Beth's MLB Bonus Minutes, complete with a MB's analysis of game 3 in the NLCS! Hooli take on the fashion world and NBA's new-look teams. All that and the Joe leads us off in a game of "Trumped Up!"

Jack Felker has been a fan of Kanye before Kanye was Kanye thanks to her brother playing Through the Wire for her before College Dropout dropped and became a became a musical phenomenon. Through thick and thin (except maybe his defending Cosby), Jack has stood by his musical brilliance, his resulting ego, and his marriage ("I felt an overwhelming sense of calm when I found out they were together"). 

We're back for our second annual Horror Stories episodes! It's like Treehouse of Horror, but nerdier. 

Mixtapes are indelibly connected to relationships. This week, Chicago comedian Brandon Kirkman looks back on some of his. 

This week, Tim, Clayton, and Kellen cover the seasonally appropriate genre of survival horror games. 

While we focus mainly on the politics of the time (and of ours), this conversation with Cody certainly reveals in him a broad, deep-seeded love of this time in our nation's history and a ton of insight on how it got us where we are as a nation. Cody just got back from some touring through the colonial states, so be prepared for more delightful Marquis de Lafayette stories than you can shake a musket at. There's also plenty of chatting about how we would fix the current political landscape (because clearly we are experts) and how the Internet Age has become its own Enlightenment of sorts.

This week Hooli and The Joe go long on how the NFL has it out for female fans and employees as MBS peppers in a lady's perspective. But don't worry, some World Cup of Hockey jokes and The Joe's ode to Josh Gordon will cool things off.