We do dorkdom Big Apple style.
The New York Geeks jump out of the screen and into your homes for a discussion on the recent resurgence of 3-D media; where it’s been, where it’s going, and whether it will ever be seen as more than just a gimmick.
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David and Erin commiserate after the shared experience of boredom known as The Last Airbender. Listen to this podcast, but don’t see this movie.
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You asked for it.
Valentine’s Day is here again, and the New York Geeks take another stab at deciphering the interaction between nerds of both genders. We also take calls from our loyal listeners, and hopefully dole out advice that could help make for a relatively eventful Valentine’s weekend. That is, if you consider listening to a podcast an event.
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Do you love big hair and shoulder pads? Or is flannel and ripped jeans more your style?
In this episode we pit our two favorite decades against each other in four categories- Audio, Visual, Playable, and Overall. Who will you root for?
There can only be one!
NOTE: Thanks to Steve Spears of the Stuck in the ’80s podcast.
Break Song: Michael Jackson Vs. Nirvana “Smells like Billie Jean”
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NEXT EPISODE : Macking For Geeks Part 2
"GIVE ME BACK MY IPHONE!!!"
In this very low-key episode, the Geeks hang out at Andrew Roberts’ abode, review “Drag Me to Hell” by Sam Raimi just in time for Halloween, talk about Big Apple Comic Con ‘09, and more. Also featuring our interview with Joe Madureira, comic book writer/artist and creative director on the new “Darksiders” game for PS3!
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Another random aside — Disney and Marvel, gaming and movies; all in a giant blender.
Oh, hi Mark! The New York Geeks discuss both the good and the bad of cult films: wading their way through cult criteria, and sharing their top 10 list of classically esoteric cinematic selections.
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