Original Geek
Two Gen X geeks who grew up hiding D&D dice from their parents now break down the franchises that built modern geek culture. Stand-up comic Steve Scarfo and Forever DM Jeff Shaw argue about Star Wars, Marvel, D&D, Star Trek, Fallout, comics, horror, and the shows everyone's actually watching — with comedy, sharp opinions, and zero gatekeeping. New episodes weekly. No homework required.
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J.D. Barker: Interviewing Killers, Pantsing With Patterson & Fan-Casting the 4MK Series | Original Geek | S1E41
Thriller author J.D. Barker spent a year interviewing murderers in Florida prisons before he wrote The Fourth Monkey. He tells us what he learned and why he wanted readers to empathize with the killer.JD joins Steve and Jeff to ...
Mike Spring and the 80s Movies Nobody Wrote About (Live from Granite State Comic Con) | Artists Alley | Original Geek
Artist Alley is where you meet the creators behind the work, from the legends to the people you’ll be glad you stopped for. At Granite State Comic Con, we stopped for Mike Spring, writer and publisher at Outtatime Comics. His table was all 80s ...
The Butcher’s Masquerade (Dungeon Crawler Carl Book 5), with a Roll from Felicia Day | Random Review | Original Geek
The rules of Random Review are simple: we set the topic, and the d20 sets the direction. This time we got some help. At Granite State Comic Con, Felicia Day, actor, producer, and outspoken Dungeon Crawler Carl fan, agreed to roll the first die ...
Granite State Comicon: Felicia Day Rolls the D20, 80s Cult Classics & the Dirty Shirley Pub Crawl | Original Geek | S1E40
This episode covers a full day at the Granite State Comicon in Manchester, New Hampshire.Steve and Jeff recap the con they’re calling the Goldilocks of comic cons. They interview writer Mike Spring in Artist Alley about I Want My Two...
Coyote vs. Acme Review & the Real History of Looney Tunes | Original Geek | S1E39
Warner Bros. finished Coyote vs. Acme, then shelved it for a tax write-off. Ketchup Entertainment rescued it, and it's been filling theaters since August. We saw it ten days in to a mostly full house and came out with a theory, a grudg...
