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A dragon is terrorizing the city. If she invites us over for dinner—is that a good thing? Is this pacifist halfling really chill, or super into skeletons? Why do we all hate Mayor Tim Towns? Find out more in this live episode recorded at Gen Con, starring Steve Segedy, Will Hindmarch, and your hosts Richard Malena & Angela Webber!
Aubrey Webber (one of the duo who are GREAT (on twitter @thedoubleclicks) we talk technical musical software and cello and music theory… we get SUPER dorky. Oh. It’s good. Enjoy. This episode is sponsored by “The Best Four Days in Gaming!” GEN CON THE BEST FUN… you should go! July 30-August 2nd Indianapolis. Badges discounted if you get it before June 14th. 16k events, more than 60k people… COME! We all know I have an hour comedy video out and right now you can only get in on DVD on my site. It’s called “This Will Make An Excellent Horcrux” because comedy is all about soul ;) … Own it today and forever. You can DONATE to the dork forest. If you love the show and have $10/month to donate, and the memory to do it each month, do eet!! If you want to support the show in other ways, talk us up! Get a shirt or CD/DVD at or Credits: Audio leveling by Music is by Website design by : Really good Web designs. If you like a specific app – they are available with bonus content: or . Libsyn is also just PUBLISHING the bonus content, for free, with Andy and I talking about the show for a sec, on tdf.libsyn.com… no App needed. There you go.
On this very special edition of Talking Comics, Stephanie talks to Angela and Aubrey Webber, the sister duo behind The Doubleclicks. We won’t give everything away in this little synopsis but it’s an excellent discussion about what these incredible women do, the geek industry and there’s even talks about comics (it’s almost like that’s the name of this podcast!). You’ll absolutely want to tune in and hear this. If you want to learn more about The Doubleclicks and talk to them online, make sure you follow them on Twitter – @TheDoubleclicks and check out all their new songs, livestreams and more on their YouTube page.
Angela and Aubrey Webber are the musical group The Doubleclicks, bringing geeky music to nerdy folk. The sisters never intended to form a band, but when Aubrey joined her sister Angela in Portland a few years ago, her cello coupled with Angela's singing caused enough of a stir for them to join forces and write songs about Dungeons & Dungeons, the Curiosity rover, and not dissing the geek girl. We talk about all this and their absurdly successful Kickstarter campaign that just closed. Sponsored by: lynda.com: Over 2,000 high-quality and engaging video courses taught by industry experts — with new courses added daily. Listeners get a free 7-day trial with full access to all content by visiting lynda.com/tnd and signing up. Vimeo: If you upload a lot of videos, Vimeo Plus and Vimeo PRO let you add 20 GB a week with no ads slapped on top. Get 10% off with the code DISRUPT. (Coupon expires 4/30/2014. Renewals are at full price.) Media Temple: Web hosting for artists, designers, and Web developers since 1998. World-class support available 24x7 through phone and chat—and even Twitter. Sign up with coupon code "tnd" to get 25% off your first month of hosting.
Todd spends an hour wiith The Doubleclicks. The Doubleclicks are a pair of sisters Angela and Aubrey Webber who sing about Dungeons & Dragons, dinosaurs, and Mr. Darcy. They play cello and ukulele. They have been called snarky, geeky, and sweet. Their latest album, Lasers & Feelings, includes songs about Mars Curiosity, meeting people on the Twitter, and Geek Girl pride, and debuted in the top 10 on the Billboard comedy charts. Their single for that album, a geek girl anthem called Nothing to Prove has been viewed over 1 million times on YouTube. The Doubleclicks tour the country regularly, playing at game stores, comic shops, and conventions, and have shared bills with nerd and comedy superstars including Jonathan Coulton, Paul and Storm and Wil Wheaton.
Recorded LIVE on Saturday, October 26th, 2013 during Comic Book City Con in Greensboro, NC! Our featured panel is a celebration of women in comic book culture! Angela and Aubrey Webber of the musical duo the Doubleclicks from Portland, OR will open the panel with a live performance of their hit song, “Nothing to Prove”, then join critically-acclaimed artists Hope Larson (A Wrinkle in Time) and Jackie Lewis (Play Ball) for a discussion on gender inclusion in the geek community. The panel will be moderated by Susana Polo from girl-friendly geeky news site The Mary Sue.com based out of New York City.
Hold on to your keyboards and your controllers, dear geeky gaming listeners! This week we have Angela and Aubrey Webber, AKA The Doubleclicks, on the show! If you don't know their music you are seriously missing out because it is sweet, snarky, and elegantly geeky. You can listen on their site, with links to download and buy it, or on their YouTube Channel, where you can see the evolution of their ambitious project for the rest of the year, Weekly Song Wednesday. Until next time, game on!Regina & Rhonda --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gameongirl/message
Hold on to your keyboards and your controllers, dear geeky gaming listeners! This week we have Angela and Aubrey Webber, AKA The Doubleclicks, on the show! If you don't know their music you are seriously missing out because it is sweet, snarky, and elegantly geeky. You can listen on their site, with links to download and buy it, or on their YouTube Channel, where you can see the evolution of their ambitious project for the rest of the year, Weekly Song Wednesday. Until next time, game on!Regina & Rhonda --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gameongirl/message
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