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This time around we're joined by Wizard,ToyFare and Anime Insider alumni, Rob Bricken who tells us how he became the resident Anime and Manga Expert at Wizard by default, why collecting toys is like a drug addiction, how he continued the pop culture nerd news tradition by running the Topless Robot website and more behind the scenes stories. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

In today's episode, Amanda sits down over some scotch/whiskey on ice with actor and writer Alice Moran (Sunnyside, Crawford, Man Seeking Woman) to discuss the true randomness of auditioning (a la The bird shirt), our Pokémon spirit animals, learning to sew masks during covid, and writing/performing in The Fifty Shades of Grey period Spank! Alice is an award-winning actor and writer originally from Edmonton, and now based in Toronto. At just 18 years old she began working at The Second City Toronto, where she created and filmed the sketch Hogwarts: Which House Are You? Which quickly reached over 3 Million views and was featured in The Huffington Post, CBC News, Topless Robot, and TIME. You can see her in shows like Man Seeking Woman, The Beaverton, and Sunnyside, which she also wrote for and won a Canadian Screen Award for Best Performance in a Variety or Sketch Comedy Program or Series alongside her cast. More recently you can see her starring as Wendy in CBC's Crawford, which won her a Canadian Comedy Award for Best Performance in a TV Series, and as Mary Jane in Decoys, now streaming on CBC Gem. Warning: This episode includes swearing. TW: domestic abuse, sexual assault, miscarriage   The Liquid Courage Podcast: insta @liquidcouragepodcast twitter @liquidcpodcast YouTube Video Episodes & more! email podcastliquidcourage@gmail.com   Amanda Pereira: insta @hotcoldspicy / twitter @amanda_pereira Alice Moran: @alicemoran / @alice_moran

It's been a while. We're taking a brief break from The Showers (which I promise we'll finish) to bring you this previously patreon exclusive story. Now is as good a time as any to announce that we're coming back! Why the delay? well, I bought a house earlier this year, and it's taken a while to get a good recording environment set up. I'm very picky about my audio quality, so I haven't been recording anything. Now we're a part of Topless Robot, and I have volunteers helping curate stories for narration. Hopefully this short story whets your appetite until I can record the final part of The Showers. Written by Ben Chapman, from a prompt in /r/writingprompts Music by Floex (floex.cz) VeWqvjU3OchHqX1vALfJ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/creepypodsta/support

This week, we watched a five year old's spec script, which is still more successful than any movie you've ever written, Monster Trucks. We'll talk about the tumultuous development of the film, the failed toy deals, and how terrible we think the VFX is. Monster Trucks is available to stream on Hulu and rent from most digital storefronts. We're now a part of the Topless Robot podcast network! Please hold your congratulations and instead continue to listen. Follow us on Twitter! @animatedopino2

This exciting new series explores Nerd bucket list locations by interviewing folks who have been there! This episode, Isaac Sherr tells about his pilgrimage to Japan. What was good to eat? What nerd locations did he check out? Why did he chose to make this particular trip? This is also an excellent chance to create your own Do/Don't list.  Travel the world with Nerd Nation Radio!

The gang found the 20 Nerd Commandments as compiled by the internet blog Topless Robot. Join us for a read through and discussion of the various “rules of the road.” Do you follow the Commandments? Are you a good nerd? Find out!

The gang found the 20 Nerd Commandments as compiled by the internet blog Topless Robot. Join us for a read through and discussion of the various “rules of the road.” Do you follow the Commandments? Are you a good nerd? Find out!

Luke Y Thompson is the Editor in Chief of the Village Media website Topless Robot. As Editor, Luke shares his sometimes controversial opinions about what's going on in popular culture. He's agreed to join us to discuss the upcoming San Diego Comic Con. He also wants to let everyone know that Transformers 4 is well worth your time and that you should not listen to the Bay-bashers.It's been a while since we've had Luke on the show and we are eager to chat with him. 

Luke Y Thompson is the Editor in Chief of the Village Media website Topless Robot. As Editor, Luke shares his sometimes controversial opinions about what's going on in popular culture. He's agreed to join us to discuss the upcoming San Diego Comic Con. He also wants to let everyone know that Transformers 4 is well worth your time and that you should not listen to the Bay-bashers.It's been a while since we've had Luke on the show and we are eager to chat with him. 

No it's not a typo (just an inside joke), but we are actually talking about Data East and Data West.  This includes the games they developed, published, and even the pinball titles available.  It may not seem it, but Data East was a limited and significant developer of the mid-late 80s and just about all of the 90s.Special thanks to Retronauts Episode 88 (1up Run), Brandon Sheffield (and his blog/podcast Insert Credit), as well as Topless Robot for your Data East and extensive Data West information.Also be sure to check out the ASCII RPG/roguelike Sanctuary, for free, at the following address: http://blackshellgames.itch.io/srpg

Billy Z and past guest Bob Joy are joined by Chris Cummins for an Riverdale-riffic episode. Chris is a geek culture writer for Den of Geek US, Topless Robot and Geekadelphia and he also hosts the Nerd Nite Philadelphia events.  Chris has hosted a number of trivia events in the past.  He serves in the same function here with a trivia contest between Bob and Billy.  Chris is also an Archie Comics expert and the conversation turns to a lengthy discussion of all things Archie, past and present. Life with Archie, Sabrina, Jughead's Diner, The Fox, Kevin Keller, Cosmo the Merry Martian, Josie and the Pussycats, Afterlife with Archie - they're all in there and much, much more! Then we get into new comics talk including Animal Man, 50 Girls 50, Daredevil, The Joker: The Clown Prince of Crime, All-New Invaders, Silver Surfer, Justice League of America and more. The episode is closed out, as always, with our Woofs of the Week! And Billy overuses the word "affection" - might make for a good drinking game!  

This time on The Real Heroes of Podcasting, otherwise known as The BastardCast, Jeremy and Jason are joined by leather clad dynamo Chris Cummins (Geekadelphia, Topless Robot, & HibernationSickness.com) to do the no-no dance with words and emotion and sexual … [read more>>]

Subject: Interview with the Vampire (1994) Observers: John Pavlich, Eric Diaz Record Date: September 06, 2013, 02:37 AM Plot Summary: A creature of the night recalls his life story, spanning centuries and of the Vampire who created him. Note: Kicking off the podcast's annual, month-long tribute to Horror films and the Halloween Holiday, Nerdist and Topless Robot contributor, Eric Diaz returns to sink his teeth into the theatrical adaptation of Author, Anne Rice's bestselling book. We discuss translating book to film, some of the story's seedier undertones and the film's continued influence on the Vampire genre, nearly 20 years after the fact. Remember to listen for the preemptive countdown before starting the film on your DVD, and please support the podcast by clicking on the "Donate" button at the top of the homepage. Buy: Interview with the Vampire on Blu-ray at Amazon.com!

Subject: Wonder Woman - Pilot (1x01) Observers: John Pavlich, Eric Diaz Record Date: May 25, 2013, 04:08 PM Plot Summary: An Amazonian Princess uses her super-human strength and speed to fight crime in a corrupt, corporate world. Note: Nerdist and Topless Robot contributor, Eric Diaz returns to examine David E. Kelley's unaired pilot for Wonder Woman. We scratch our heads or shake our heads at nearly every decision or concept presented here. We talk about the comics, violence versus diplomacy, justice versus vengeance and feminism versus sociopathology. Remember to listen for the preemptive countdown before starting the episode on your preferred media player. Buy: Wonder Woman, Vol. 1 - Blood (The New 52) at Amazon.com!

This time on The Bastardcast, Jason and Jeremy team up with Topless Robot overlord Rob Bricken to talk about the Elba/Bond rumors, the Evil Dead and Iron Man 3 trailers, Clark Kent becoming a blogger, the King of the Nerds … [read more>>]

Children of Time. How far would you go to save someone you love? And to what lengths would regret drive you if a second chance were to present itself? Star Trek has debated the value of the individual on many occasions, but the results and consequences have rarely been as personal as in this time travel story with a twist. In this episode of The Ready Room we're joined by Ben McCormick and Michael Fisher to discuss the fifth-season DS9 episode “Children of Time.” Part love story, part morality play, part bizarre Star Trek “science,” it's an episode that rewards—and disappoints—on many levels. In news we cover a chance to get in on a TNG 25th anniversary mosaic, another Star Trek series coming to Blu-ray, quotable Voyager cards, updates on the Shuttle Galileo restoration project, IDW's December comics, and we take on Topless Robot's list of the seven most useless Star Trek characters. Plus, we make an inordinate number of references to Doctor Who, Greg channels Jake Sisko, and we explore the mystique of the non-farming Klingons. 

Best of 2011 A compilation of the best moments of the live show in the last calendar year. The clips that make up this show can be heard in their entirety in the shows listed below. Monologue "Stop Blaming Your Parents" from Live at the Wonderland Ballroom with Rob Bricken from Topless Robot, Abe Barth and […]

Reboot CircusWe got a new show! Kinda! We're providing the MP3s for your ears. Our own Tomato Surprise joins Elliot Shade and a rotating third host to tackle what DC calls "The New 52," the Internet nicknamed "DCnU", and Rob Bricken of Topless Robot calls "Crisis On Infinite Reboots". In the pilot, Yan Basque "sits" in the third chair as Week 1 gets dissected. Action Comics, Batgirl, Animal Man, and Stormwatch are the highlights.MUSIC ALERT: The background song used is "Ring Capacity" by Kirby Krackle, from the album E For Everyone (iTunes | Amazon | website). It was used in fair use. If the band/management of the band feel it is infringing please contact Elliot Shade via twitter (http://twitter.com/shadowsofthot) or his email shadowsofthought@gmail.comDownload Episode

This week, the TVZ team discusses the further fallout from Frank Darabont's departure from AMC's the Walking Dead. Also, True Blood, the news of the week and an interview with Topless Robot editor Rob Bricken!

The RDA Propaganda episode! But first, the usual problems: many of the cast didn't prepare for our scheduled discussions (RDA: Villains or not, Avatar versus Star Trek, Economics of Unobtanium, and Human Return to Pandora--which has been slated since January) and so they just weren't ready to talk about it. Therefore the discussions sounded like CRAP, and got scrapped. We did include Avatar versus Star Trek, only because Judy saved the day by derailing us to yap about something called "Topless Robot." And of course **my** expensive podcast microphone refused to work because some idiot (me) didn't do a mic/equipment/software compatibility check. So Avatar versus Star Trek has sound quality issues as well as generally being less than stellar. Okay, so now the good news: LOTS and LOTS of fun on Pandora--and finally an episode under an hour. This one clocks in at 27 minutes, with the usual bloopers (from "episode zero") at the end, and the most evilest song ever to be sung. Also, to any Star Trek fans out there: we are just making fun of Star Trek (um... duh, it's an AVATAR podcast, not a Star Trek one), but know that I loved the original series, and the new movie (the reboot). It is all kinds of fun. So, on with the show, and future episodes will be forthcoming, smaller, leaner, and hopefully have better sound quality :-p Ping services

Hello lovely lads and lasses! It’s time for episode 2 of Newsarama Radio! This week we introduce another member of the crew into the line-up. She has years of radio experience, and is a well-known nerd journalist who has written for Publisher’s Weekly, Topless Robot, MTV Splashpage, and many more. You may know her from […]

We had our first on air interview in our June 11, 2007 show. Luke Y Thompson, then of OC Weekly, joined us to discuss Independent Genre films and OC Weekly's June 8, 2007 Summer Blockbuster Issue. Luke Y Thompson is a graduate of USC's School of Cinema Television who has been editor-in-chief and staff writer at many irreverent humor and pop-culture news sites including Nerdist, Wizard World, OC Weekly, Forbes, Topless Robot, and Deadline. "The Notorious LYT" combines a sophisticated film school approach with a deep appreciation of popular culture and cult classic films. In many ways, he's a punk rock mashup of Joe Bob Briggs and and John Bloom, but who is always himself. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/geekeratiradio/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/geekeratiradio/support