Join Miguel, Andrew, and Zach while they grease up their muscles for battles against serpent men and alien elephant gods. With mouthfuls of Gushers and… Read More »Books & Beer – Ep 4: Sword and Sorcery Origins
Jack into cyberspace with the three console cowboys with horrible stimulant addictions. Zach, Andrew, and Miguel discuss Neuromancer by William Gibson, Patterns by Pat Cadigan,… Read More »Books & Beer – Ep 3: Cyberpunk Pt 2
Instead of doing a boring old top ten list or going podcast by podcast through all the possible topics for “Best of 2017” shows, we… Read More »Best of Everything in 2017
Jaunt with Zach Chapman, Miguel Villa, and Andrew Hilbert as they drink 8-BIT PALE ALE (Tallgrass Brewing Co) and try to pass the Voight-Kampff empathy… Read More »Books & Beer – Ep 2: Proto Cyberpunk
This month on Books and Beer, Zach, Andrew, and Miguel go exploring haunted houses throughout literature. From The Yellow Wallpaper through Horrorstor, they discuss the… Read More »Books and Beer – Ep 1: Haunted House
August 12, 2017 will see the premiere of the new Ducktales series starring the fantastic David Tennant as Uncle Scrooge. It will run for twenty-four… Read More »The Top Five Reasons Why the “Duck-Verse” Is Disney’s Greatest Creation
With the premiere just under three weeks away, HBO just dropped the second trailer for Season 7 of their wildly successful high fantasy series, Game… Read More »‘Game of Thrones’ Season 7 Trailer 2
Prolific author Neil Gaiman is no stranger to adaptations of his work, and with the TV adaptation his bestseller American Godsabout to premiere, Gaiman stated… Read More »Neil Gaiman Hopes ‘American Gods’ Will Lead to ‘Sandman’ Adaptation
It’s hard to believe there is anything left of Stephen King’s work to adapt for the big or small screen screen. His wide array of… Read More »Stephen King Novels That Deserve an Adaptation
Sometimes you can watch a movie and know that you’re going to cry at some point. While there are no moments that require a complete breakdown… Read More »‘My Life as a Zucchini’ Review