Holy Geek! Podcast WPE Media

Join Sean and Ilan as they eulogize Stan Lee. The guys talk about the importance of his creations in their life and in the culture. Listen in as they wrestle with the credit for creation and celebrate the breadth of his catalogue. Then the guys turn their attention to the Crimes of Grindelwald. In the second half of the episode the guys wrestle with the nature of evil. How alluring it can be and how easily manipulated it can become. Can something have good intent and still be completely wrong? You have to listen to find out. 

In this episode Ilan schools Sean on the importance in the nerdasphere of Dr. Who. After giving Sean some key episodes the guys sit down to discuss the moral implications of a show that has been on for decades. If you are a Whovian prepare to laugh with Ilan as Sean asks stupid questions. If you aren't well be prepared to laugh at Ilan as he tries to explain it to all of us. As always the guys dig in deep in this episode discussing the reality of good and evil and unexpected consequences. 

In this episode Sean and Ilan try to figure out why science and religion seem to be incompatible to some people. The Scifi works often depicts religion as some quaint backwater idea while also seeking to answer some of the same questions. The guys explore everything from Star Trek and Star Wars to the Matrix and medicine. As always there is plenty of laughter as the dynamic duo wrestle with life and faith. 

In this episode Sean and Ilan toe the line between fan and fanatic. They look into the dark heart of comic con to see where the dividing line is. What is it about all groups of people that seeks to divide rather than bring together. Sure it sounds heavy but as always there are plenty of laughs. Who can't laugh at the thought of nerds getting self righteous about books vs movies?

Special guest Mira Emmanuel Joins Sean and Ilan to talk about Harry Potter. Why does she love being a Slytherin but hate Snape. Does an act of good out do a lifetime of bad? How is it that these characters don't have more PTSD. As always there is lots to discuss and plenty of laughs along the way. 

In this episode the guys look at what it means to be an antihero. Why is it that we are so attracted to these rougeish characters. From Han Solo to Deadpool to Tony Soprano they are some of the most famous characters in cinema and literature. Is it their story of redemption? Do we see something of ourselves in them that we don't want to admit? Is it their flaws that make them identifiable for us? You'll have to listen to the guys to find out.