A Geek. Are you one? If your fascination makes you lovably peculiar, if you're someone who has chosen unique passion rather than passive conformity, if you're one who pursues skill and imagination over mainstream social acceptance-- you just might be.
If you find that no one fascination is enough, and invariably find yourself immersed in the love of multiple art forms, interests and disciplines?
Then you, dear listener, might just be a MultiGeek.
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A Geek. Are you one? If your fascination makes you lovably peculiar, if you're someone who has chosen unique passion rather than passive conformity, if you're one who pursues skill and imagination over mainstream social acceptance-- you just might be.
If you find that no one fascination is enough, and invariably find yourself immersed in the love of multiple art forms, interests and disciplines?
Then you, dear listener, might just be a MultiGeek.
In this episode, we discuss what it might be like if you're listening to The MultiGeek Show for the first time and why you might turn it off, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Forever, Green Lantern: Blackest Night, and right at the end, we get on a soapbox about driving. Enjoy!
In this episode we talk about the influence of influenza, we talk about sand from the shores of hell, we try to figure out what style defines this decade, and ask the question "Why do we play video games?" We also talk about the Scrap Brain Zone and Tim beatboxes/sings the theme song. Enjoy!
I was told that around 40 minutes the audio got very low. I fixed it.
Happy Thanksgiving, MultiGeek Listeners! This is a special edition of the MultiGeek Show that we are calling our TurkeyCast. From stuffing to cranberries, to saying what we're thankful for selfishly at surface level(on purpose), we have a great time. Enjoy, and have a HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
So, you're tired of horror movies these days? Well by and large, so are we. But you know what? There are probably some pretty good horror books out there that you haven't read yet. Usually cheaper than a movie and with special effects as good as you can imagine, here is a starters guide to getting into Horror books. (Also for you veterans, we have some gems that you may have missed along the way.)
Enjoy!
Hello MultiGeeks! We're back! In this episode of tMGS, we discuss an interesting Star Wars sitcom, claw machines (and if they're rigged), Avatar and its new trailer, and also Jason puts Tim on the spot to sing a song. Enjoy!
Well MultiGeekers, this is our fifth and final OctoberCast. In this episode we discuss the pumpkin (and actually figure out two things that are interesting about the pumpkin), we talk about making zombies interesting again (like with pinball), and have a very special guest host-- Tavon Wickerwhistle-- who brought his entire Infectious and Avian Orchestra!
Howdy OctoberGeeks! In this OctoberCast we read a poem written by Jason, we encourage creative vs. consumption, we talk about the new Ghostbusters film, and so much more having to do with October! Enjoy!
Hello once again, MultiGeeks! In this episode of tMGS, we discuss even more things October-esque. We delve into some more traditions and history, and also have the honor of a guest host that is very misunderstood in history. Enjoy!
Greetings all! In this OctoberCast we talk about many more October-ish things, including Jack 'O Lanterns, Vampire and Werewolf hunting kits, and we delve into why Jason loves spooky things!
We also had some er...'interesting' guest hosts for this episode...
Enjoy!
This is the conclusion to our two part Metallicast. In this episode we discuss much more about the Bay Area Thrashers (a nickname for Metallica), and we also have a lot-- and I mean A LOT of laughs.
Enjoy.
This is a very different episode then we have done before, mainly because it's part show and part 'behind-the-scenes'.
There are some fun topics in here as well-- it's not all 'making of' snippets.
If you've never listened before, I would suggest starting with a different show-- or not-- AT YOUR OWN RISK!
This is revised to correct the audio doubling that occurred around 40 minutes in. Enjoy!
In this episode we discuss the ins and outs of Monopoly (which Jason loves and Tim loathes), the name Tim would most like to hear Arnold Schwarzenegger say, whether or not digital movies use digital reels, and a contest for you, the listeners. Enjoy!
In this MultiCast, which we are calling a 'MetlliCast', myself, Jason, and my brothers Thomas and Matt discuss all things Metallica in honor of the concert we went and saw October 3rd.
Enjoy!
In this episode we discuss Dante's Inferno, what movies are called in other countries, the new Apple tablet, and talk about emoticon-- and how old it really is.
This is 1 of 5 shows that we are calling OctoberCasts. As you may know, October, up through Halloween is Jason's favorite holiday season. As we began coming up with topics for upcoming shows, I realized that we should probably devote an entire series to discussing his loves, or our entire episodes would be filled with Halloween-ie fun. Enjoy!
This is our review of the limited release 'Paranormal Activity'. The beginning of the review is spoiler free, and has some 'man-on-the-street' interviews with people who had just walked out of the screener.
We then move into the spoiler zone (with warnings), and end the episode with a conversation with someone who actually interviewed the director.
In this episode we discuss Disney's 'The Princess and the Frog', we talk about the difference between 'homage', 'pastiche' and 'cliche', and if you listen very carefully at the end of the podcast you just might hear what a mid-morning-nightmare sounds like...
In this episode, we ask "is the line part of the ride", we talk-scuss 'portmanteau', and we examine soda that is potentially flavored like the used oil filter on a car. In addition, we discuss whether a Wampa is, in fact, a space yeti.
A Geek. Are you one? If your fascination makes you lovably peculiar, if you're someone who has chosen unique passion rather than passive conformity, if you're one who pursues skill and imagination over mainstream social acceptance-- you just might be.
If you find that no one fascination is enough, and invariably find yourself immersed in the love of multiple art forms, interests and disciplines?
Then you, dear listener, might just be a MultiGeek.
