Podcasts about sometimes geek

On this episode, Scott and Jeff welcome new listeners and chat about Oktoberfest, horror movies, scary games, and Mount Adams's increased activity. The podcast also includes the next installment of Derek's, aka The Sometimes Geek, Gaming series, which recommends horror games to enjoy as we approach the spooky season. 01:42 – Scott welcomes new GCP listeners, thanks all of the listeners who continue to support the podcast, and Jeff encourages people to start their own podcast. Scott shares where listeners can get the new coloring book, Jeff speaks to the Patron-only version of the coloring book, and Scott discusses what sold his wife on going to Puyallup's recent Oktoberfest celebration. 13:25 – Scott shares what drove him to shut off his Facebook, they highlight the reasons people make the choice to turn off social media, and Jeff talks about Facebook trying to separate business from personal use. Scott expresses the importance of social media tiered business marketing fees, talks about how Patron has enhanced the features offered to customers, and Jeff shares his love of practical horror movie effects. 27:51 - Derek reviews the horror games Until Dawn, The Dark Pictures Anthology series, Resident Evil Remix, Resident Evil Village, Dead Space, Silent Hill 2, and The Evil Within Series. He recommends other horror-themed games people might enjoy that are less story-based and more multi-player focused including Dead by Daylight, Phasmophobia, and Outlast. 43:30 – Derek shares where listeners can find him online, Scott shares his love of the game Fortnite, discusses the recent Mount Adams six earthquakes in September, and the different apps people can get for earthquake alerts. He talks about having a volcano expert on the podcast in the past, the limitations to living in the city, and people in the community preparing for disasters.

This episode the guys are recording during their Boot to Boot event that happened June 29th, 2019. 1:50 - Justin kicks off the inaugural of the Boot to Boot event at their starting point, The Flying Boots and Wings of Tacoma, he shares where the bar is located, and they talk about where the original Wizards Keep was in Tacoma. Each of the guys share what they're drinking, Justin gives props to Rusty's bar The Church Cantina, and Brogan talks about the upcoming ‘Steak Off'. They talk about drinking from the boot at their last stop and Justin shares history behind The Flying Boots. 12:01 – Bill Baker shares his recent golfing success story, his contact information for those wanting to sell their home, and he a store about a crazy experience from when he was 10 years old. Justin gives information on The Camp Bar, Michelle talks about the lady they passed on their ride, and Derek from Sometimes Geek talks about the new show he's working on. He shares where people can find him online and they talk with the guys from the podcast ‘Chasing Ghosts On Scooters In Bars'. 27:48 – Rusty and Brogan talk about their ride from The Camp Bar to The Harmon Hub, Justin talks about his scooter running out of battery live half way there, and they talk about the homeless man they saw along the way. They give the address and props to The Hub, the guys do the breathalyzer test, and Scott talks about the stunts he did on the way to the Rhein Haus. 37:47 – Justin talks about winning meat at the Rhein Haus during their meet drawings on Monday nights, each of the guys discuss what they got in their boots, and Brogan shares the cost of all three. He gives info on where his business is located, they do a toast, and Brogan talks about his beer exploding in his eye. Justin announces that Brogan won the boot, Suzanne from Point Defiance Zoo joins them to share what's going on at the zoo, and talks about the upcoming Drinking For Conservation event. Thanks to everyone that came out! Special Thank You! to The Camp Bar for supporting the event. We had a great time! We'll see you all next time! Special Guests: Chasing Ghosts. On Scooters. In Bars., Derek G, Rusty, and Suzanne Akerman.

Remember back in the 1990s when Wolverine was everywhere and you couldn’t get away from him? When if there was ever going to be a game focusing on just a single member of the X-Men that it would unquestionably be him? And how we already got that once? Well guess what, it’s time for round two!Listen in as Chris Baker from SuperHero.vg and author of WRONG! Retro Games, You Messed Up Our Comic Book Heroes! comes by to look at the 16 bit entry. Or is it entries? Just listen, I’m sure we’ll figure it out along the way.Learn such things as: Who are the characters in this game anyway? In what ways was this game way ahead of it’s time? What how different can the game be across systems anyway? And much more! Also, be sure to check out Brett Weiss’s books for all kinds of amazing awesomeness. The SNES Omnibus: The Super Nintendo and Its Games, Vol. 1 (A-M) is available right now and The SNES Omnibus Vol. 2 is available for pre-orers.WE HAVE A PATREON NOW! Check that out or head over to the Support page if you want to go another route.You can also check out the Play Comics Merch Store, or the Ninja Penguin Pods Store if you want to see things for all of our shows.You can find Play Comics @playcomicscast on Twitter and in the Play Comics Podcast Fan Group on Facebook.You can find Chris over at SuperHero.vg or @cbake76 on Twitter.Thanks to Karrington Marting from Real Dudes Podcast for that sweet sweet intro drop.A big thanks to Derek of The Sometimes Geek and as well as Matt and Jesse from American Slacker for the promos today.Music by Best Day, who still needs to come on my show. Seriously, I’m 0% joking about this.

I'm rewinding a bit to talk about my birthday, and more accurately the gifts I got for my birthday and Yule. In Recommended Listening I'm doing another little rewind to the other show from previous guest, Derek, from the Sometimes Geek podcast. with Rolling Misadventures. Finally in the Jackass of the Week, I've got a guy who lied about his age so bad, I don't know what's worse, him or the people who fell for it.-Goodbye Perry JohnsonOn January 2, 2019, Perry Johnson passed away after an 8 month battle with cancer. Perry was a loving husband, father, and friend to so many and was nothing but a ray of light, even when things looked dark. He was a dear friend to so many in the podcasting world, and I only wish that i could have gotten to know him better and meet him personally. Goodbye Perry. Your pain is finally over.You can find his obituary athttp://www.gracegardensfh.com/m/?p=memorial&id=2156620&fbclid=IwAR3RMVBZ7BwtmGxwD2EMQJkB80xNN-3iswRIhfMZW4ocWLkznwpxq2LZUJUContribute to the Go Fund Me athttps://www.gofundme.com/hello-cancer-wtfDonate directly through Paypalhttps://www.paypal.me/perryandlindsay25-Holidays and CoffeeSo if you know me, you know that I am what could be described as a HEAVY coffee drinker. Honestly I'm a 2 pots a day kind of guy. But, believe it or not, I don't only drink coffee. Despite this, every year at holidays and birthdays, invariably, someone buys me a bag of coffee. This year it happened to be my wife, because when in doubt, buy Adam coffee. But this time she got something extra special. For Yule, she bought me two different varieties of coffee from Death Wish Coffee Co. She got me both the original, and the Valhalla Java Odinforce Blend. Plus for my birthday she got me a nice adjustable burr grinder to go with them.https://www.deathwishcoffee.com/-Recommended Listening-Rolling Misadventureshttps://rollingmisadventures.podbean.com/"A podcaster collaboration creating short form audio drama with a real play style show playing Fiasco."-I had heard of this Rolling Misadventures, naturally, because I am a friend of the host, Derek, from his other show Sometimes Geek. As I've never been a fan of tabletop roll playing games, I didn't really both listening to it. That is until he came on the show and described it. If you don't know what Fiasco is, it really doesn't matter. Understanding the "game" element of the show is not necessary to enjoy it, unlike so many other real play type shows where you may be completely lost. Since they complete a story in only 2 episodes, it is very easy to just jump right in to a new story without having to listen back to a year of episodes to follow the story. To me it is just like listening to a series of improv scenes that happen to make up a single story. Then the game injects different rules for them to follow in those scenes to progress the story. I have really gotten to enjoy this way more than I expected to. If you dig improv comedy storytelling, you need to check out this podcast.-Jackass of the Week-16 Year Old Soccer Star Turns Out To Be 28https://www.odditycentral.com/news/16-year-old-football-prodigy-turns-out-to-be-28.htmlA player in the Indian Super League, who held the record as the youngest scorer in the league, has been suspended for lying about his age. Turns out the player, who claimed to be 16, appears to actually be 28. Looking at his picture all I can say is, NO F***ING DUH!!PromosThe Story Behindhttp://thestorybehindpodcast.com/Sometimes Geek podcasthttp://www.sometimesgeek.com/Subscribe to ODO athttp://odddadoutpodcast.com/subscribeJoin the Twisted World of The Odd Dad Out grouphttps://www.facebook.com/groups/odddadoutFollow Along on Social athttps://www.twitter.com/odddadout/https://www.facebook.com/odddadout/https://www.instagram.com/odddadout/

I'm rewinding a bit to talk about my birthday, and more accurately the gifts I got for my birthday and Yule. In Recommended Listening I'm doing another little rewind to the other show from previous guest, Derek, from the Sometimes Geek podcast. with Rolling Misadventures. Finally in the Jackass of the Week, I've got a guy who lied about his age so bad, I don't know what's worse, him or the people who fell for it.-Goodbye Perry JohnsonOn January 2, 2019, Perry Johnson passed away after an 8 month battle with cancer. Perry was a loving husband, father, and friend to so many and was nothing but a ray of light, even when things looked dark. He was a dear friend to so many in the podcasting world, and I only wish that i could have gotten to know him better and meet him personally. Goodbye Perry. Your pain is finally over.You can find his obituary athttp://www.gracegardensfh.com/m/?p=memorial&id=2156620&fbclid=IwAR3RMVBZ7BwtmGxwD2EMQJkB80xNN-3iswRIhfMZW4ocWLkznwpxq2LZUJUContribute to the Go Fund Me athttps://www.gofundme.com/hello-cancer-wtfDonate directly through Paypalhttps://www.paypal.me/perryandlindsay25-Holidays and CoffeeSo if you know me, you know that I am what could be described as a HEAVY coffee drinker. Honestly I'm a 2 pots a day kind of guy. But, believe it or not, I don't only drink coffee. Despite this, every year at holidays and birthdays, invariably, someone buys me a bag of coffee. This year it happened to be my wife, because when in doubt, buy Adam coffee. But this time she got something extra special. For Yule, she bought me two different varieties of coffee from Death Wish Coffee Co. She got me both the original, and the Valhalla Java Odinforce Blend. Plus for my birthday she got me a nice adjustable burr grinder to go with them.https://www.deathwishcoffee.com/-Recommended Listening-Rolling Misadventureshttps://rollingmisadventures.podbean.com/"A podcaster collaboration creating short form audio drama with a real play style show playing Fiasco."-I had heard of this Rolling Misadventures, naturally, because I am a friend of the host, Derek, from his other show Sometimes Geek. As I've never been a fan of tabletop roll playing games, I didn't really both listening to it. That is until he came on the show and described it. If you don't know what Fiasco is, it really doesn't matter. Understanding the "game" element of the show is not necessary to enjoy it, unlike so many other real play type shows where you may be completely lost. Since they complete a story in only 2 episodes, it is very easy to just jump right in to a new story without having to listen back to a year of episodes to follow the story. To me it is just like listening to a series of improv scenes that happen to make up a single story. Then the game injects different rules for them to follow in those scenes to progress the story. I have really gotten to enjoy this way more than I expected to. If you dig improv comedy storytelling, you need to check out this podcast.-Jackass of the Week-16 Year Old Soccer Star Turns Out To Be 28https://www.odditycentral.com/news/16-year-old-football-prodigy-turns-out-to-be-28.htmlA player in the Indian Super League, who held the record as the youngest scorer in the league, has been suspended for lying about his age. Turns out the player, who claimed to be 16, appears to actually be 28. Looking at his picture all I can say is, NO F***ING DUH!!PromosThe Story Behindhttp://thestorybehindpodcast.com/Sometimes Geek podcasthttp://www.sometimesgeek.com/Subscribe to ODO athttp://odddadoutpodcast.com/subscribeJoin the Twisted World of The Odd Dad Out grouphttps://www.facebook.com/groups/odddadoutFollow Along on Social athttps://www.twitter.com/odddadout/https://www.facebook.com/odddadout/https://www.instagram.com/odddadout/

Welcome to a brand new episode of the Pop Up Film Cast! Every episode Keith, Derek, and a guest fabricate a fictitious film festival, only now with more emphasis on the fictitious. Each of us is assigned a title and a genre of the week. It's 1 part movie talk, 1 part improv, all parts entertaining.  Show notes: Guest: Derek Graziano (Sometimes Geek, Rolling Misadventures) Genre/Theme: Drama Movies: A Remedy For Fortune, Anchor In The Wasteland, Crime & Maneuver  Find us on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Play and Podbean.  Please take some time to rate and review the show as well as tell a friend (or make a new one) about the show. Word of mouth is the best endorsement we can get.  Talk to us on twitter - @popupfilmcast Talk to us on Facebook - @popupfilmcast (trying to use it more in season 2) Talk to us via email - popupfilmcast@gmail.com Talk to Keith on Twitter - @kg3030 Talk to Derek on twitter - @derek9nine or @wildpitchcast (www.wildpitchcast.com) Talk to our Guest on Twitter - @RMisadventures @sometimesgeek

Things stay off the normal path this week as Derek Graziano (The Sometimes Geek and Rolling Misadventures), Karrington Martin (Real Dudes Podcast) and Just Reed (Game N’ Watch) come by to talk emulation. Our personal histories, how our views have changed, and the inevitable discussion on PlayStation Classic.WE HAVE A PATREON NOW! Check that out or head over to the Support page if you want to go another route.You can also check out the Play Comics Merch Store, or the Ninja Penguin Pods Store if you want to see things for all of our shows.You can find Play Comics @playcomicscast on Twitter and in the Play Comics Podcast Fan Group on Facebook.You can find Derek over at @sometimesgeek, @RMisadventures or the official Sometimes Geek and Rolling Misadventures websites.You can find Karrington over at @Desertfury90 or the official Real Dudes Podcast website.You can find Justin over at @TWOTALL4UFOOL or the official Game N’ Watch website.Thanks to Tyler Kirby from Better Than Static for that sweet sweet intro drop.Music by Best Day, who probably doesn’t read the show notes at all.

Everybody has a story… and almost nobody gives their own story enough credit.Branden, from Sac ‘Em Up Sundays, shared his with me, and it’s both dark and brilliant.Disclaimer: Derek, from Sometimes Geek and Rolling Misadventures Promos: Murder Mile and Murderous Minors: Killer Kids Sponsors: Sudio Sweden (code IWB for 15% off) and Bath By Bex (code CBDkate for 15% off) Merch: bit.ly/iwbpodcastmerch

Once upon a time, I was on the cutting edge of online technology. I used BBSes, before the Internet was a thing.Now? I'm too old for this.So I asked Derek (from the Sometimes Geek and Rolling Misadventures podcasts) to help me sort out some of the bigger crimes and dangers lurking on the web today. And we remembered something very important: people suck.Disclaimer: Cambo, from True Crime IslandPromos: Voice of the Victim and Sac 'Em Up SundaysSponsors: Sudio Sweden (https://goo.gl/TPqhU7 with code IWB for 15% off) and BathByBex.com (code CBDkate for 15% off)Merch: bit.ly/iwbpodcastmerch

This time the guys do a GCFU with Derek Graziano, host of Sometimes Geek podcast, a show that covers all of the major news from the gaming industry in a short and easy to listen format. Derek also co-hosts the newish podcast, Rolling Misadventures, a podcaster collaboration creating short form audio drama with a real play style show playing Fiasco. On this episode they also play one of their Best-Of's, a very peculiar conversation with Jeff Black, a local comedian. 1:41 – Justin provides tips to fellow podcasters, his process when editing podcasts, Scott and Derek talk on their editing and Derek tells the guys about what he's been doing since the last time he was on including his new collaboration, Rolling Misadventures. He talks about some of the storylines behind misadventures and Justin recently joining the podcast as a delusional superhero. They discuss the comic and show The Tick, where people can find Rolling Misadventures, video games each of them have been playing lately, and what the best of is going to be. Scott also talks on GCP's early days of recording. 14:01 – Jeff Black talks about being from Aberdeen, what drew him into becoming a comedian, how he was never a child to shut up, and his drive to make people laugh vs making money in comedy. Jeff talks about mindset, cognitive dissonance, and how producing comedy for his mom as a young child became the building blocks to being a comedian. Jeff talks of holding court in church, his appreciation for Bill Maher, and the guys briefly chat about germs. 32:21 – Brogan comments on Jeff's unique comedy performance, Jeff talks of, in his opinion, the missing individuality in comedy, Brogan comments on the format of his favorite comedians including Ralphie May, and Scott comments on his appreciation for musicians that play outside of the box. Jeff comments on being poor on purpose, his opinion on why people enjoy silence, and Brogan discusses his plan to have the Drag Queens on the podcast that had recently performed at Malarkeys. 39:22 – Jeff talks of his want to start performing in the Midwest, where people can find him online, the illusions of humanity speaking to each other, and how he circulates money back to the community to help future children. They close out talking about aliens, Zombies, politics, their support of drones, and realistic self-defense. Special Guests: Derek G and Jeff Black.

What is it like to live in a body that has fundamentally betrayed you? Whether by acute illness or long-term crud, some people just break. How does that feel? How can you help?And do the people inside those bodies still matter? Because, too often, they don't feel like they do.Huge thanks to Natalie from Some Kind of Brown for being vulnerable and courageous. Go to her podcast to hear her story.Disclaimer: Derek, from Sometimes Geek and Rolling MisadventuresPromos: Selling Out and Big ConversationsSponsor: Bath By Bex (code CBDkate for 15% off)

Gamers. A violent, unpredictable, antisocial bunch... or not so much. Derek (from Sometimes Geek and Rolling Misadventures) joined me to talk about the different ways to play, theories about violence and addiction, and several other major world problems.A chunk of the conversation was carved out, both due to time and content (nothing too scandalous, it just involved a 14-year-old and his classmates), so that's on my Patreon feed, at all tiers.Disclaimer: Warbaby from Murderous Minors: Killer Kids Promos: No Remorse and Folklore on the Rocks Sponsor: Bath By Bex (code CBDkate for 15% off)

Well, lookit that. 100,000 downloads?? And at least some of those must be on purpose... right? Right. As I watched the downloads accumulate, I started collecting "Ask Me Anything" type questions, and... boy, did you. So, get ready. And remember, this time, you -- literally -- asked for it.Disclaimer: Ashlie Promos: Corpus Delicti and Our True Crime Podcast Shoutouts: Martinis and the Macabre, Serial, Criminal, Minds of Madness, Nature vs Narcissism, MAUL, Augie Peterson, Obsura, Targeted, All Crime No Cattle, Blood on the Rocks, Mens Rea, People Are Wild, Hoosier Homicide, Go Postal, Sometimes Geek, Redrum Blonde, Our True Crime Podcast, True Crime Island, Dark Divide, Trace Evidence, The True Crime Enthusiast, Wives Tales, Cult of Domesticity, Wining About Crime, Dani, Sparky, Laura, Tosha, Louisa, Shannon... Sponsor: Bath By Bex (CBDkate for 15% off)

So you've got Spider-Man, a character with so many games out at this point that I'm too lazy to count. You've got the X-Men, who have games out but they mostly suck. But both of them are beloved franchises, both helped to save Marvel. And you've got Adam Higgins from Odd Dad Out, who admittedly has not directly saved Marvel. Put them all together and what do you get? Let's just say that the LJN rainbow strikes again. Learn such things as: Why does Arcade feel confident enough to just toy with some of Marvel's toughest? Who actually gets their powers represented correctly? They put WHO in an under watever level? And so much more! You can find Play Comics @playcomicscast on Twitter and in the Play Comics Podcast Fan Group on Facebook. You can find Adam on Odd Dad Out, on Twitter @OddDadOut, Facebook at the Twisted World of Odd Dad Out, or at the Odd Dad Out Patreon page. And if you want to get him to edit your podcast head over to ODO Voice Productions and that can be arranged as well. Thanks to Derek of The Sometimes Geek for that sweet sweet intro drop. A big thanks to the guys from Better Than Static as well as everyone from the The Controller Throwers for the promos today. Music by Best Day, who makes music that might as well be on a stick and wrapped in bacon. It's that good.

This time the guys do a GCFU with Derek Graziano from The Sometimes Geek Podcast, a show that covers all of the major news from the gaming industry in a short and easy to listen format. He's kicking off a new podcast, Rolling Misadventures. GCFU is then followed by a Best of with April Sanders and Jennifer English, owners of SPUN Clay Arts Studio and Gallery in Tacoma. SPUN offers a different take on a pottery studio outside of the “Paint-By-Numbers” type of place. They like to offer a relaxed and easy going atmosphere where guests, old or new to the art, can walk away with a piece they're proud of. SPUN is locate at 1307 Martin Luther King Jr Way in Tacoma. Their hours are Wednesday thru Friday, 1pm – 8, Saturday 10am – 6 pm, and Sunday, 11 am – 3 pm. This episode kicks off discussion of Justin ghosting Andrews Ghost Tour, wizard beards, and what DND class Derek would be. Derek chats about how long he's been doing RPG's and his preference of video games over RPG. He then tells that guys about his new podcast, Rolling Misadventures, it's release date, how often they record, and where people can find the new podcast online. 20:43 – The ladies talking about what their business does, what brought them together and how they got started. Jennifer explains the idea coming to life while throwing pottery in April's garage and the importance for them to keep a “laid back” atmosphere that makes learning fun. 34:18 – Talk turns to Octomom and what she's been up to since her TV show, including her recent article in People Magazine. Jennifer dives into SPUN being in business for two years and her taking the step outside of the corporate world, leaving her job after 20 years to pursue something different. 44:04 – They jump into the conversation of shaving, why the guys set the 1 drink limit for guests, and Jennifer's hate for raw onions, cucumbers, and yellow mustard. Jennifer also illustrations her salutary voice, gives the guys her recipe for barbeque sriracha street corn, and they discuss different combinations of food that shouldn't work but do. 56:00 – April and Jennifer talk about the decision to provide kids classes, realizing the memories they're making for the kids, and nick names that they have with each other. The topic then turns to what's included with the cost of a session at SPUN and they delve into the pics of each other's phones. As this episode comes to a close the girls talk about what's included with their cost, April shares the story of Chad, and their hours and where people can find them. Thanks April and Jennifer for joining the guys for a look inside SPUN. Special Guests: Derek G and SPUN.

I've been so busy with podcast editing and working on business stuff that I just did not do much for news research this week. So I decided that I'm going to jump to the new format starting this week. At the same time, I have no clue what to talk about this week. It's a good old fashioned random rambling. I get into my struggle with not buying new recording equipment, my attempt at a work/work/life balance, sacrificing sleep to get more work done and how I've always just run that way. I get interrupted by Sam deciding to change his name for a few minutes, and I get mildly philosophical about my views on calling myself selfless. So much crazy stream of consciousness this week. I get geeky with this week's Recommended Listening feature, the Sometimes Geek podcast, and declare a bunch of health conscious festival goers the Jackass of the Week.Find The Sometimes Geek podcast at:http://www.sometimesgeek.com/Subscribe to ODO at http://odddadoutpodcast.com/subscribeFollow me on social at:https://www.twitter.com/odddadout/https://www.facebook.com/odddadout/https://www.instagram.com/odddadout/

I've been so busy with podcast editing and working on business stuff that I just did not do much for news research this week. So I decided that I'm going to jump to the new format starting this week. At the same time, I have no clue what to talk about this week. It's a good old fashioned random rambling. I get into my struggle with not buying new recording equipment, my attempt at a work/work/life balance, sacrificing sleep to get more work done and how I've always just run that way. I get interrupted by Sam deciding to change his name for a few minutes, and I get mildly philosophical about my views on calling myself selfless. So much crazy stream of consciousness this week. I get geeky with this week's Recommended Listening feature, the Sometimes Geek podcast, and declare a bunch of health conscious festival goers the Jackass of the Week.Find The Sometimes Geek podcast at:http://www.sometimesgeek.com/Subscribe to ODO at http://odddadoutpodcast.com/subscribeFollow me on social at:https://www.twitter.com/odddadout/https://www.facebook.com/odddadout/https://www.instagram.com/odddadout/

Drew and special guest Derek, host of The Sometimes Geek Podcast, have a talk about being a gamer, podcasting, comic books, and other things! This week's brew is Big Sky' Brewing "Moose Drool", a brown ale. Listen to "The Sometimes Geek" Podcast each and every week for all your gaming news and headlines. Subscribe on any pod catcher app. Follow the show on Twitter @sometimesgeek A "Pew Pew Audio" Podcast.

Derek Graziano hosts The Sometimes Geek Podcast, a show that covers all of the major news from the gaming industry in a short and easy to listen format. He's also added a new series called Sometimes Geek Levels Up that goes a little deeper in specific gaming. You can find the podcast on any of your favorite podcast streaming apps including iTunes and Stitcher! The show kicks off with the guys talking about a new rum bar on Opera Alley in Tacoma, the Devils Reef that opened in January. Brogan explains the bar carries over 100 types of rum from all over the world and carries a Disney type restaurant feel tucked in the middle of Tacoma. Derek then dives into the topics that he covers on his podcast, Sometimes Geek, including his most recent series, Sometimes Geek Levels Up, a more deep dive conversational podcast that is put out every two weeks. Around the 12 minute mark Derek talks about trying to do streaming of YouTube videos before starting the podcast Conversation then goes to the games Derek has been playing lately, the latest being Celeste. Justin talks about getting the Nintendo Classic and not being able to get past level one on Super Ghost and Goblins and the beauty of being able to hit the reset button so you can save the game. At the midpoint of the show, Derek chats about how he got started in podcasting and games the guys have been playing including Fortnite (http://amzn.to/2FvTLhP). They discuss the background of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and Fortnite's free version of the game. Talk then goes to bad video game movies and if there has ever been a good one made. Near the 35 minute mark, they talk about new games that are coming out that they're looking forward to playing and companies like Rockstar (http://amzn.to/2GJPkzv) and Blizzard Entertainment (http://amzn.to/2GJWCTz) that typically delay the release of their games. Brogan talks about the green light games in Steam, which has great priced indie games. They also discuss their favorite green light games and Derek's thoughts on old school gaming. As the show winds down, the guys talk about classic games like Sonic and Super Mario 3 and the first games they ever played, the most popular one being Contra. Brogan then suggests the team adopt a baby from North Korea and form a new group called “Three Men and a Nerd Baby”. They also discuss it being legal in the early 1900's to mail babies, for a small fee of $.45, people could ship their babies as long as they were under 50 pounds. Thanks Derek for joining the guys for a great conversation and the look at your podcast Sometimes Geek!!! Special Guest: Derek G.

Its Episode 35 of The Podcasting Couch! My guest this week is Derek Graziano, host of the Sometimes Geek podcast, a podcast that includes all of the major news from the gaming industry, and the occasional review, in a quick and to the point format. Derek takes all of his time spent pulling in gaming news every day and compresses it into easy to listen to episodes covering the headlines as a lifelong gamer. This week we discussed long form podcasting and how it compares to short form, coming up with a title, navigating s saturated field, and more. This week's song is Where The Wasps Are by Queen Wolf, off the album Halloqueen. Queen Wolf describes themselves as A wolfpack of 5 that's that's all out of bubblegum, with influences including Fiona Apple, Converge, Queens Of The Stone Age, Queen, Django Reinhardt, musical theater, horror movies, science fiction, and science fact. Sometimes Geek can be found at Twitter Website iTunes Queen Wolf can be found at Website Facebook BandCamp Cover Art by Cody Davis on Unsplash Be Decent This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Week four of the Spooky Scary Month! Comedian Nick Johnson comes on by to talk comedy, but in a serious way. Does comedy come from pain? PC vs Outrage Cultures? --- If you have any questions about Movies/TV/Theatre/Etc. Please throw us a line! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SomethingRandomLLC/ Email: info@somethingrandommedia.com Website: www.somethingrandommedia.com Insta: something.random.media Twitter:  @smtngrndm @misterkelly Theme: "Happy Gypsy" - Maxime Herve Nick and Eric Name The Pod! Sometimes Geek!