Grumpy Old Geeks

More than once I have been remiss in properly supporting the podcast until it hit me. You provide the extremely valuable service of being able to say to my husband “I told you so!” That's 50 bucks well spent. And you’re both right, Severance is a slog. It fell flat for me even though the premise was interesting. Others I know loved it. However, having said that, Apple does a decent job of focusing their content to specifically target the audience they are trying to reach. Obviously, they were not after my eyes this time. Thanks for keeping on keeping on.

For those of us who are tired of the unbridled ambitions of the Magnificent 7 hoping to fleece billions of dollars in capital for garbage products and the unmitigated disaster that is the existence of GenAI. Let it all burn. Get grumpy, people.

Jason and Brian have been keeping me entertained, informed, and laughing for a decade or better at this point. These two grumpy old geeks are the most down-to-earth, legit, intelligent, and funny guys podcasting today. The content of the show is fresh, relevant, and delivered every week in way that feels like a conversation with a couple of your smartest and funniest friends. Their decades of industry involvement traces the evolution of the internet itself and is foundational to their insights and observations. Dave Bittner fits in well and adds his own special sauce to the mix. The three of them feel more like old friends than podcasters. The show is technically perfect. The audio is magic. Jason is the best producer in podcasting This show is a genuine treasure PS: No AI was used in the writing of this review!

If you love tech, sarcasm, and the sound of two guys expertly roasting the internet while slowly losing faith in humanity, then Grumpy Old Geeks is the podcast for you! Jason and Brian break down the latest tech disasters and online absurdities with the kind of brutal honesty that makes you laugh, cringe, and wonder if you should just throw your phone into the ocean. And if they don’t make a “We’re going to need a bigger Luigi” shirt, I’ll have no choice but to question their commitment to comedy and capitalism.