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Stories For Nerds Podcast Stories For Nerds
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A podcast for avid sci-fi & fantasy readers who want to connect with authors who enjoy comics, video games, movies, anime, & more!
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Beginning SFN's "Snowfall"
When an evil sorcerer casts an eternal Winter over the realm, a young dwarvian warrior princess named Madelyn must journey to the ends of the world to bring an end to the dark lord's curse. Accompanied by a rather unorthodox party that consists of an elven mage, human priest, a dark elf ranger, and a friendly orc, can Maddy and the others set aside their differences for the greater good?
SHOW NOTES
Living With Your Past Selves
Paramount's Knuckles the Echidna
PS5's Stellar Blade
Netflix's Rebel Moon: Part 2
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X-Men '97, Three Body Problem, Dragon's Dogma, & More
The past few weeks have offered a plethora of nerd multimedia for the gang, and this nerdy chat covers all of it. X-Men '97, Netflix's Three Body Problem, Capcom's Dragon's Dogma 2, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, Star Wars: the Bad Batch, Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, Constellation, and there's bound to be even more. So get comfy, because we got a lot to talk about!
SHOW NOTES
A Hero of a Different Stripe
the Engineer's Apprentice
Amazon's Fallout
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Concluding SFN's "Tides of War"
It's nearly been 900 days since the Siege of Leningrad began, but the city's liberation is at hand thanks to Vitali's modified armed tank. He'll have to collaborate with the uptight acting Commander Dubov's lackies, however, and there's no telling if they'll be willing to play nice with his secret project. Will Vitelli be able to find common ground with his Soviet "comrades," or is this surprise assault on Leningrad already destined to fail?
SHOW NOTES
From the Ashes: Illuminator Saga Book 1
X-Men '97
Princess Peach: Showtime
Dragon's Dogma 2
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SFN Podcast: Netflix's Avatar, Dune 2, the Perfect Run
The gang has a bunch of nerdy multimedia to entertain them as things warm up for the Spring Season. Raph and Scott both offer insight and dynamic perspectives on Netflix's Live Adaptation of Nickelodeon's beloved Avatar: the Last Airbender series. Erik set sail on his annual Star Trek crews and got to rub elbows with a multitude of Trekkie icons. Abby gives a stellar recommendation to a Deadpool-meets-Groundhog-Day adventure called "the Perfect Run".
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Dust of Stars: Engineering Infinity Book 1
Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection
Hi-Fi Rush Coming To PS5
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Climax of SFN's "Tides of War"
World War 2 Ukranian military engineer Vitali is making the closest thing to a mech suit. While simple in design, it could very well turn the tide of the war for his country during one of its most dire hours. He'll have to face a different sort of battle before he even gets an opportunity to see his mocked-up T-34 tank taken to the frontlines, however: his own command.
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Apprentice Gone: Rampant Dawn Book 1
The Bad Batch: Season 3
Final Fantasy 7: Rebirth
Dune: Part 2
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Escapism or Social Commentary
This Nerdy Chat discussion faces an extremely thin line, given the key different-yet-inevitable-correlation between stories that are designed to help audiences take a break from reality in the form of escapism as opposed to those that have an underlying message concerning society.
Show Notes
the Recycler's Paradise: Dust of the Gods
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League
Persona 3: Reloaded
Tomb Raiders 1-3: Remastered
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Customer Reviews
Great discussions on Pop Nerdstuff with a storyteller/writer's slant.
I always enjoy this podcast. The discussions are presented in such a way that the listener feels as if they are in on conversation. Essentially, it is tea time with nerdspeak.
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I really enjoy when they go deep on fascination topics. Not a big fan of the meandering banter that detracts from the topic at hand. There are some great conversations and insights. I wish Scott would listen to an episode in his car so that he would assume the “Podcast Position”. Abby is in the sweet spot, but the other two are either way too loud or way too soft with the sound levels, which makes listening in the car literally painful!