63 episodes
Geekistry Michael Gaines and Bryce Erwin, and iKrissi (eps. 1-56)
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4.0 • 20 Ratings
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It's all geek to us
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Geekistry Episode 62: Siri, level my toon for me
iPhone 4S released
Logan's Run getting a remake? Oh HELL yes!
What else should be remade?
The Ring: Keyboards
Interview with Jessica Corbin from TechTV and Revision 3
Our tribute to Steve Jobs -
Geekistry Episode 61: Cinavia turns pirates into zombies
Superman's new suit....again?
Getting rid of time zones?
Cinavia's copy protection on Blu-Rays
The DC reboot controversies
Geekiversary: Highlander and Star Trek
The future of the space program -
Geekistry Episode 60: Flanel was cool
Ridley Scott working on not-really-an-Alien-prequel, and a new Blade Runner film.
Is any kind of piracy ok?
Star Wars on Blu-Ray - big pile of poodoo?
Did you get your HP Touchpad?
Gamestop opening copies of Deus Ex and removing the competition
Steve Jobs stepping down as CEO -
Geekistry Episode 59: You'll want to cheer for a truck
Thoughts on home theater 3D
Superman has new duds
Astronomy news: water on Mars (well, not really), and the new Juno probe
Geekiversary: MTV
Our top 10 soundtracks of the top 10 years -
Geekistry Episode 58: You can see the strings
We have a new sponsor! Please welcome Benthic Petrolium.
Robot Chicken says there's not enough Trek content? Khaaaaaaaaaan!
Our thoughts on the end of Harry Potter.
This episode's Geekiversary covers the 20th anniversary of Terminator 2, and the 10th anniversary of Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within.
The Ring pits two geek giants together: DC vs. Marvel -
Geekistry Episode 57: Lowatus of Borg
Geekistry returns from a four month hiatus with new co-host Bryce Erwin from Taverncast. For new listeners we define what the show is about so that people aren't mistaking us for a knitting podcast.
We have a new segment called Geekiversary which we take a special release from the past and discuss what it meant to us over time. This show's Geekiversary is Aliens, released in July of 1986.
Another new segment is called The Ring where two classic topics clash. For our first battle we do the classic Star Trek vs. Star Wars. Who will win?
We tackle one of the biggest geek parent issues of our time: do you show your kids IV-VI first, or I-VI all the way through?
Customer Reviews
Awesomenessness
Great show, lots of fun
Great Show!
My first experiences with podcasting were several years back, when I began listening to two World of Warcraft related podcasts, Taverncast and World of Warcast. The schedules of the podcasts weren't always consistent (I'm looking at you, Bryce), but the shows always made for great listening. Now recently, the hosts of each show, Bryce and Michael, have got together to put on this great show covering all-things nerd, Geekistry.
The range of topics is wonderful, and as a self-professing geek, there is always something of interest being discussed. Mix engaging commentary on everything from epic movie releases to the rise (and fall) of MTV with a dash of humor from Bryce and you've got Geekistry.
The show is definitely worth listening to - it has quickly become one that I look forward to hearing.
Keep up the great work, Mike and Bryce!!
Great show
The show looks into the excellent things that make us geeks happy. New listener. Great show since I was introduced to it, and hope many more podcasts to come.